New Asian BBQ
$$ • Dim Sum, Seafood, BarbequeAbout New Asian BBQ
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Food was so so. Service was quick
Kind of noisy.
Kind of noisy.
Cantonese BBQ Fact: The iconic red color of Char Siu (Cantonese BBQ Pork) originally came from fermented red yeast rice, rather than artificial food coloring.
They have a 10-year anniversary special going on for weekdays and dine-in only. 15% off until November 15th. Did you know that the traditional 10-year anniversary gift is tin or aluminum to symbolize strength, resilience, and flexibility?
Since I didn't put a ring on New Asian BBQ, my ten-year gift is a review....read full review
They have a 10-year anniversary special going on for weekdays and dine-in only. 15% off until November 15th. Did you know that the traditional 10-year anniversary gift is tin or aluminum to symbolize strength, resilience, and flexibility?
Since I didn't put a ring on New Asian BBQ, my ten-year gift is a review....read full review
We came here after 3 and missed their dim sum hour, still satdown and enjoy a very delicious beef chow fun and sweet n sour pork. The food was on point, just like what you would eat in Hong Kong! The service was great and friendly too!
We ended up came back next morning and try the dim sum. We were not disappointed, enjoyed all dishes we ordered. This is on our fave list now!
We ended up came back next morning and try the dim sum. We were not disappointed, enjoyed all dishes we ordered. This is on our fave list now!
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 10PM |
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New Asian BBQ is a top-rated Hong Kong restaurant in the US, serving delicious dishes like 豉油黃炒麵, 烤鴨+砂姜走地雞拼盤, and 牛百葉. The Hau Gau and Shumai are quality, while the chrysanthemum tea uses real flowers. Located in Vegas's Chinatown, it offers great-tasting food close to the strip. The beef dish with onions and shrimp with walnuts are highly recommended. Despite minimal service, the restaurant's atmosphere is reminiscent of Hong Kong, with carts of food and friendly staff.
The restaurant serves all the lou wa kiu favorites, especially the taro frilly fritter. Customers love that the gailan has the ends shaved. The place is considered very authentic and a local favorite, offering a wide variety of dishes like shrimp rice wrap, sticky rice chicken, taro pastries, egg tart, chicken feet, and pork ribs. It's the best place for dim sum in town, with the best time to visit being before 10:30 am when the crowds start to arrive.