Alan Wong

Las Vegas visitors and residents have long known what is now confirmed by the Southern Nevada Better Business Bureau: Kung Fu Thai & Chinese restaurant deserves high honors. The Better Business Bureau, Southern Nevada chapter, has awarded the highest Las Vegas NV Restaurants grade to Kung Fu Thai & Chinese Restaurant. The A+ rating goes to this Las Vegas landmark, serving authentic Thai and Chinese food for over 35 years. The Better Business Bureau bases its ratings on a 16 factor scale that evaluates customer satisfaction, how long a company has been in business, advertising, integrity, and more. Kung Fu Thai & Chinese Restaurant BBB A Plus Rating Proud Thai & Chinese Restaurant in Las Vegas Alan Wong is General Manager of Kung Fu Thai...

Michael Moorer Loves Thai Food In Las Vegas What is there about Kung Fu Thai and Chinese Restaurant that makes it a magnet for an impressive number of sports celebrities, stars and other VIPs ?  You don’t have to go far to get your answer. Just follow your Las Vegas Thai Food taste buds and the unmistakable smell of fine Oriental cuisine throughout the restaurant.  In a word it’s the food that has attracted and continues to attract these discriminating diners,  public figures from the worlds of entertainment, business and government. Michael Moorer Orders Knockout Of Thai Food In Las Vegas Recently, during the Chinese New Year festivities at the Kung Fu Thai and Chinese Restaurant, the place was astir because of the unmistakable...

89103 delivery food clients get a leg up, when it comes to great service, good authentic Chinese food, Thai food, and a very quick response time.  Since 1993 when Kung Fu Plaza Restaurant relocated from the Plaza Hotel (having been there on the 3rdfloor for 12 years) in Downtown Las Vegas to its current location on 3505 S Valley View Blvd, 89103 Chinese and Thai food restaurant delivery clients have been enjoying great hot meals from China and Thailand being delivered right to their living room for over 20 years now.  This area zip code is a very unique and diversified neighborhood of Las Vegas, in terms of both culture, the variety of businesses, residences, and the resorts located there. 89103 chinese thai delivery business...

Chinese New Year in Las Vegas Chinatown This year the Chinese New Year in Las Vegas falls on February 10, 2013. Chinese throughout the world prepare weeks in advance for the 15-day celebration marking this “Spring Festival.” Last year was designated as the Year of the Tiger.  But this year according to the Chinese horoscope, it’s the Year of the Snake. This symbol of the snake carries with it mystery, cunningness as well as great wisdom and divination. The Year of the Snake and How it All Started An ancient Chinese legend explains the origin of this celebration.  A ferocious beast named Niam was devouring countless people with his huge mouth until an old man tricked him into disappearing.  This symbol can be found...

89102 Chinese and Thai food delivery restaurant in Las Vegas gets high praise for bringing fast, fresh, great tasting Thai & Chinese meals to their clients workplace.   Kung Fu Thai & Chinese Restaurant, which is the oldest and most authentic Thai restaurant in Sin City, started introducing locals to the culture of Thailand since 1974 on 3rd and Fremont in downtown.  The daily grind of seeing patients takes a toll on us all, says Deborah, a health care assistant at a Chiropractor in the 89102 zip code, a neighborhood which is just a little kitty corner to the southwest of the center of downtown Las Vegas, on a map.  Having Charleston Avenue as its Northern boundary, extending as far south as to Spring Mountain Road...

Chinese Dining in Las Vegas at local Asian Restaurants in Chinatown, as well as Chinese restaurants the world over, represent an ancient culture where etiquette is built on tradition and not on dexterity or  passing trends.  The rules of this dining etiquette may appear strange or peculiar to an outsider. Yet they are observed among many of the 40,000 Chinese restaurants found in America.  Here are a few of these rules you might want to try, or observe. Chinese Dining Las Vegas Chinese Dining In Las Vegas Chinatown – Traditional Etiquette Rules During Chinese Dining In Las Vegas Chinatown, Chinese like to sit at either a round or square table. Sitting at the table usually means that the most important person takes the seat farthest...

What is your preference in Oriental food: hot and spicy or mild and with little spice?  If you are looking for spicy food in Las Vegas, visit the Kung Fu Thai and Chinese Restaurant.  You’ll have hundreds of interesting menu items to choose from. How will you know whether a particular dish will be hot and spicy?  There are two ways to do this. Try the dish and see if it meets your tolerance level of food hotness , or, simply ask the waiter. Of course, it’s not always possible to tell.  The waiter’s idea of hot and spicy may by totally different from your definition. But one thing you can be sure of, if the restaurant serves Las Vegas Chinese food, like the Kung...