Shang Artisan Noodle is opening its fifth Las Vegas shop in Centennial Hills at 6491 N. Durango Drive, Suite 140, on Mon Sep 28, 2026, at 11 a.m. The brand is built around handmade Shan-Xi noodles and has already earned Top-100 billing, with existing rooms on W. Flamingo, S. Maryland Pkwy, Eat Your Heart Out (Durango), and downtown on Las Vegas Blvd South. Northwest locals finally get a closer pull on those hand-pulled bowls without a longer drive across town. Hours and menu prices for the Centennial room aren’t posted yet, so check the brand site closer to open.
Sushi Azayaka has opened a brick-and-mortar dine-in at 10620 Dean Martin Drive, Suite 110, after starting as a delivery-focused spot under Chef Min Kim and Atlas Hospitality. The room is framed as a warm neighborhood sushi stop with sashimi, nigiri, rolls, and lunch specials, and delivery via DoorDash / Uber Eats continues. Exact first-day hours and menu prices aren’t pinned yet, so call (702) 462-2779 or check the site before you go.
Mon Ami Gabi is running L’Apéro Happy Hour Mon–Thu, 3:00–5:00 p.m. at the Pavilion and Pavilion Bar only inside Paris Las Vegas. The board mixes bar snacks (oysters, baked goat cheese, prime cheeseburger sliders with frites, tartines) with drinks like French 75 and Aperol Spritz at $10.95, select Sauvignon Blanc at $10.95, and select beer at $6.95, so Strip locals get a fountain-side French snack window without a full dinner spend.
Ada’s Wine Bar at 1130 S. Casino Center Drive, Suite 110 (enter from California St.) is running happy hour daily 3–5 p.m. and again from 9 p.m. to close. Official HH bites include the evil burger ($10), fries ($6), oysters ($2.50), lemon-pepper pork ribs ($11), and pasta ($16), with Old Fashioned / paloma / daiquiris at $8, wines at $10, and frat beer at $4.
Jing at Downtown Summerlin (10975 Oval Park Drive) is running happy hour daily 3:00–6:00 p.m. The official HH menu lists tuna pizza, rock shrimp tempura, oysters, Grey Goose / Tanqueray martinis at $12, draft beer at $6, and wines from $10, so Summerlin locals can do sushi and sips on the patio without a full dinner ticket.
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