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  1. Chyna Club

    Modernist Chinese

    Eat 83
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    Tucked into a corner of the Fontainebleau that most guests walk right past, Chyna Club is a fine dining room serving modernist Cantonese and regional Chinese, helmed by the chef who once earned the only Michelin star for a Chinese restaurant in Las Vegas. The tableside Beijing duck, all paper-thin wrappers and julienned scallions, sets the tone: this is banquet-grade precision in a room that doesn't announce itself.

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      “starting with tableside Beijing duck worthy of Chen’s reputation”

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      “then follow by savoring fall-off-the-bone-tender jasmine tea-smoked Iberico pork ribs”

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    Address
    2777 S Las Vegas Blvd, FL 1, Las Vegas, NV · Las Vegas
    Phone
    (702) 678-9000
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