Famous Foods Street Eats at Resorts World Las Vegas continues to diversify its list of food and beverage offerings with the debut of four new concepts. Adding to the lineup at the 24,000-square-foot Asian hawker-inspired venue, guests can now enjoy dishes from Fuhu Cha Chaan Teng, Famous Pho, Burger Barn and Harajuku Ramen.
Famous Foods is an accumulation of global food stalls, paying homage to the lively scene and culture that has been savored at Asia’s most popular Hawker centres for nearly a century. Within Famous Foods, guests can “Hawker hop” between the different stalls, getting a taste from both Eastern and Western specialties. The interactive food destination now provides 17 food stalls, one speakeasy and a center bar, with dishes curated by top chefs and restaurateurs from around the world. Famous Foods is the only destination in the country with the most Michelin Plate and Bib Gourmand recognized concepts under one roof.
The all-new Famous Foods stalls feature the following eateries:
Fuhu Cha Chaan Teng – Fuhu Cha Chaan Teng, which translates to “tea restaurant” in English, is located adjacent to Fuhu Shack and is a sit-down, full-service restaurant. The stall offers diverse menu options including dim sum, congee, rice, noodle and soup options, entrees, desserts and more.
Famous Pho – Famous Pho serves three traditional variations of pho including Pho Tai (rare beef), Pho Gau (fatty brisket) and a combination option, Pho Tai Gua Sach Bo Vien (rare beef, fatty brisket, beef ball). The new stall is located adjacent to Boon Tong Kee.
Burger Barn – Burger Barn adds a variety of deluxe burger options to the Famous Foods lineup including the classic Burger and Cheeseburger, as well as the Lucky Tiger Burger stacked with teriyaki sauce, Tobanjan slaw, cheese and kimchi mayonnaise. Burger Barn is located beside Googgle Man’s Char Kuey Teow.
Harajuku Ramen – Harajuku Ramen allows guests to either order the premade Harajuku Special with Tonkotsu broth, noodles, chashu, scallions, corn, butter, wood ear mushrooms, nori and Nitamago, or build their own ramen and select from a variety of mixed-in ingredients. Harajuku Ramen is located adjacent to Ten Suns Braised Beef.
