Din Tai Fung Aria Resort Casino

This Taiwanese restaurant serves meat but had 25 vegan items on the menu including desserts. Despite the higher prices, typical of Las Vegas, every dish we ordered was outstanding. We opted for four dishes to share, and our bill, including tip, amounted to $82. I had no idea cucumbers could taste this good! And the green beans were the best I’ve ever tasted with the perfect amount of crispness. We indulged in vegan dumplings and Vegan Shanghai rice cakes, both of which were exceptional. The ambiance and service were equally remarkable.

I had Lychee tea, vegan wontons, kale with ginger. They had vegan buns, dumplings, and many veggie options.

Hubby and I had a late lunch here yesterday. This restaurant is very open, with nice ambiance! We ordered mushrooms sautéed in vinegar, vegan wonton, soup, and vegan dumplings! To order you place a checkmark next to the desired items… which we thought was pretty cool. There were plenty of vegan items that were clearly labeled vegan on the menu. Our server encouraged us to share… Which is something we do regularly anyway, so that was nice. Our meal was quite tasty and pretty reasonably priced.. Updated from previous review on 2022-12-06

Highly vegan-friendly with excellent service! The food was amazing; it was tough to choose a favorite dish. A must-visit!

Las Vegas can be pricey, so we wanted to get something delicious for our money. Considering the city, the prices here are quite reasonable, and the food is fantastic! We enjoyed everything we tried and wished we could have ordered more. We opted for several dishes to share. The cucumber salad was tasty, and we especially loved the spicy wontons and rice cakes! The veggies were also incredibly flavorful. The food arrived quickly, and vegan options are clearly labeled. We made a reservation online. To be honest, the atmosphere wasn't great—it was quite loud, and the tables and decor were very basic. Nonetheless, we definitely plan to return!