I have been a long-time visitor of Las Vegas over the years. Chinatown Plaza is one of the places I…read morewould usually visit while I'm in town. Parking is plentiful. Parking lot entrance has a beautiful traditional Chinese arch. Front of the mall stands a statue of "The Journey to the West" and the Monkey God... some cool history and story behind it. Read all about it on your own. This plaza has become a popular tourist destination with many visitors from around the world. Over the last few years, they have added some new businesses. I have offered my patronage and support to a good handful of businesses in the past. I didn't get a chance to drop by recently. I hope to do so the next time I'm in town. Will post photos later. Thank you! Based on the many restaurants, bakeries, tea spots, and retail shops (see list below), it has a well balanced mix of Eastern and Western cultures. It is anchored by 99 Ranch Market and Capital Seafood Restaurant. Restaurants: 888 Korean BBQ All Seasons Diner Bangkok Street Food Capital Seafood Restaurant Diamond Bakery Mr. Tang No. 1 Boba Noodle Pot Paris Baguette Pho Vietnam Ramen Show Sushi Time The Sweet Spot Volcano Tea House Xiao Long Dumpling Shopping: 99 Ranch Market Aritaum Beaut Point Hair Studio Chinatown Outlet Dynasty Arts & Crafts Fortune Décor Great Wall Bookstore IFIXFORU NV Lohan School of Shaolin LV Chinese Daily New Century Arts & Gifts T&T Ginseng Tiayi Art Zen D'core

Step back in time! Do you feel the hidden history here in the Chinatown Plaza area…read more This property spans a three mile area, envisioned during the 1990s. It's themed on the Tang Dynasty from about 600-900 AD. A historic landmark this area is. Come and see. There is so must to be. It's as authentic as we can envision it. Lots of shopping and trinkets if you are interested in these . China is all around you right here in Las Vegas . Looking to eat authentic . The food here is amazing. Spend the day and bring the family! It's a beautiful place. Let's go and visit.

I fell in love with the perfumes in this chic sundry shop at the Fountainbleu hotel today. They…read morealso have candy!! The employees are dressed to the nines, whatever that means. Haha I found some great greeting cards and gifts for my birthday!

Morris & Co is a high-end souvenir shop of luxury items like jewelry, clothing, gifts, accessories,…read moresnacks, and many other cool items like LIV nightclub accessories. They are located on the 2nd level of the luxurious Fountainebleu Hotel by the gym. We had fun looking at everything and bought my daughter a pink LIV tank top. The service was top-notch here! Do stop in here. You won't regret it.

Buy your souvenirs here instead of in a Casino . This shop is a few minutes away from the MGM Grand…read moreon Koval and they have a marquee outside (and inexpensive t-shirts and clothing. ) Inside is absolutely full from end to end with interesting stuff at good prices . Me and my friend got a few shot glasses and magnets . And I got great sunglasses for $9.99 . The owner was nice enough to give me a case for them so they don't get broken. (See pic . ) He was nice . Definitely check this place out. They have a small free parking lot on side.

I like this souvenir shop... 4 LV shirts for $9.99 - the softer material too…read more Lots of key chains, magnets to choose from and the customer service is great. The shop is next to a 7/11, i did see a narrow area to park but ended up parking at 7/11. Google shows the store is open 24/7 but not sure. The latest i shopped there was 8pm.

This is a good place to grab items between supermarket trips. The hours that the store is open need…read moreto be longer so the people coming home from work can take advantage of the convenience of what they have to offer.

This place has convenience down, which also means theyre able to charge more than 99 cents for the…read moremajority of their items. You pay for proximity I guess. The staff is nice though.

PROS : great place for unique gifts (quartz crystals,…read morefigurines, oils, home decor, toys, knick knacks etc.) friendly staff reasonable prices very "zen" experience CONS : none! OVERALL : The Husband and I walked by this place a lot when we were in LV a week ago. It's located in Ballys along the corridor toward the pool/food court/monorail. I noticed the big "Grand Opening" sign and clear quartz crystal points displayed in the shop window and knew I had to take a closer look. The employee who helped us was really great. He wasn't pushy or hovering over us as we browsed. There were a lot of things to look at. If you're into feng shui, unique home decor, and/or all thins zen and metaphysical this definitely a fun shop. I picked up a quartz generator point and a little Buddha figurine for our space as well as other trinkets. Pricing was very reasonable (especially for the quartz point!) and there was nothing but positive vibes and all around good juju to be had. Heck, if they sold books, tarot cards and incense it would be even better! ;) Next time we're in LV (and in Ballys) I'll definitely make it a point to drop by. It is definitely a unique place one wouldn't expect to encounter on the Strip.

TI Gift Shop is located at Treasure Island. You'll find them on the casino floor near Mystère…read moreTheatre. It's a nice convenient shop that is open 24 hours and is part of the lobby. Inside is clean and inviting, has a nice and welcoming atmosphere with soft music playing in the background. The shop offers great quality clothing with Treasure Island logo and souvenirs. You'll find unique gift items, snacks, and beverages. They carry a variety of items, including cute backpacks, hats, and carry-on luggage. To the left of the gift shop are snacks, drinks, and essentials. There's also travel items for worldwide adapter, car charger, home charger, speakers earphones, waterproof case, usb-c cable, and backup battery. Overall service from Samantha is very kind, personable, friendly, and helpful!

TI Gift Shop is, as the name would imply, the gift and convenience store located in Treasure Island…read more(or TI). The store had the usual assortment of convenience store items and touristy souvenir type stuff. Prices are what you would expect from a hotel gift and/or convenience store and the woman working at the counter offered friendly and professional service. As far as hotel gift stores, this was a good one and I am giving it five stars because of the friendly service.

Being a huge kpop fan I almost screamed when I saw this kpop store inside Mandalay Bay. I love how…read morethere are so many diff photo op areas with different kpop groups such as BTS, Stray Kids, Aespa and Kpop Demon Hunters. The store sells kpop albums, kbeauty and kfood. The prices are expensive but it is also inside a casino so that is to be expected.

A cool shop to stop by while we stayed at Mandalay. The store has lots of Korean products: music,…read morebeauty, and food. The prices were a bit steep compared to other places. But all in all well decorated and spacious to shop.

After getting out of O the cirque show we wandered in here. They have so many adorable items. I…read morecould have easily gone in a shopping spree. They also have a great selection of snacks from low end to high end. And of course the high end products don't have price tags. I was in the search for some fine chocolate. I looked all over for a chocolate shop, but didn't see any. Later I was told I waked right by the best one that has a super big chocolate fountain. Opps!!! I guess I should have asked around. Well, here we are at Tutto. They had a good array of chocolate bars. It's not what I had in mind but it had to do. I explored all the options and settled on the Venchi Bar 85% extra dark. Of course there wasn't a price tag so I was surprised at the cost when they rung me up. If I had know the price I would have passed. I already had it in hand and didn't see any other options so I bit the bullet and paid for it. As it turns out we never had that chocolate eating craving so it didn't get eaten on our trip. It did successfully made it home and a week later it was opened. I had a square and decided it just wasn't for me. It was just too dark and not sweet at all so I let my husband have it. I actually bought it for him as he's the one that likes dark chocolate. I'm more of a milk chocolate fan. I'm glad he enjoyed it.

Very friendly staff and it is your typical hotel convenience and gift store. Places like this are…read moredefined by the people who work here and the staff here were a standout.