Mott 32 Las Vegas
Chinese restaurant · South Las Vegas ·
Contemporary Chinese cuisine with Peking duck and dim sum
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Contemporary Chinese cuisine with Peking duck and dim sum
"Mott 32’s roasted Beijing duck (called Peking duck on the menu) takes more than 48 hours to prepare and is smoked with applewood to give it a deep flavor. The server slices it tableside with surgical precision, ensuring every piece is as juicy as it looks. You get the whole parade: paper-thin pancakes, hoisin, cucumbers, scallions, and a little dish of sugar for dunking the shatteringly crisp skin. Plan ahead: the duck is limited to preorders only." - Emmy Kasten
"Over‑the‑top even by Vegas standards, this first U.S. outpost riffs on its Hong Kong and Vancouver siblings with a roulette‑wheel table, a vampy red private room under a massive feather chandelier, and a menu by Alan Ji that swings through Cantonese, Szechuan, and Beijing styles. The main event is the applewood‑smoked Peking duck—air‑dried for 48 hours in a special fridge, then roasted—so order it well in advance." - Andrea Bennett
"Located within The Venetian, Mott 32 delivers excellent Chinese food and is one of the notable dining options in the complex." - CNT Editors
"This high-end Chinese restaurant at the Venetian is great for a nicer sit-down dinner in a swanky dining room, decorated with a feather boa chandelier and terrazzo floors. The hot and sour Iberico pork Shanghainese dumplings are a must, as are cocktails like the Hong Kong Iced Tea with tequila and lillet blanc. Mott 32 also accommodates big groups, which turns spinning a platter of food toward you into a meal-time Wheel of Fortune. If you’re wanting a luxe Vegas moment, go for the apple wood-roasted duck that’s aged in a custom air-drying fridge for 42 days—just make sure to reserve it at least three days in advance." - emmy kasten, andrew ryce
"There are two quick ways to spend $40 before an early show at The Venetian. You can ride in a gondola while you wonder what it would look like if they turned the whole thing into a lazy river. Or you can head to Mott 32’s Happy Hour (from 5-7pm in the bar and lounge areas) and get a cocktail and a few dim sum plates. It’s a small-ish menu but you can get a sampling of some of their signature dishes - like BBQ Iberico pork buns and sesame prawn toast. And depending on how long the show is, come back after for their second Happy Hour from 9-11pm for a few more plates, or just for our favorite dessert, a rice roll with fresh mango and coconut." - milena difiore
