Chinese and Japanese restaurant with a brunch buffet · Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Chin Chin Las Vegas

Inside New York-New York, Chin Chin answers a common visitor question: where to have a varied breakfast without leaving the Strip corridor. Its American-style brunch buffet includes hot and cold selections, plus made-to-order omelettes and eggs Benedict; outside that window, the restaurant serves Ch

About Chin Chin Las Vegas

Inside New York-New York, Chin Chin answers a common visitor question: where to have a varied breakfast without leaving the Strip corridor. Its American-style brunch buffet includes hot and cold selections, plus made-to-order omelettes and eggs Benedict; outside that window, the restaurant serves Chinese dishes, sushi and other à-la-carte options. The official website lists US$28 per adult and US$10 for children aged 12 or under. This is not an Asian buffet running through lunch and dinner: the unlimited format is available in the morning, then the restaurant switches to à-la-carte service.

Customer comments often mention generous portions, the convenience of eating inside the hotel and friendly staff. The buffet experience is not the same for everyone: some visitors value the selection and made-to-order stations, while others prefer ordering from the menu and find the quality of certain breakfast items uneven. It helps to decide what you want before sitting down: the range can suit a group with different tastes, while anyone seeking a specialised breakfast may prefer a particular à-la-carte dish.

Chin Chin is at 3790 S Las Vegas Boulevard, on the casino level of New York-New York; the phone number is (702) 740-6300. The buffet is served from 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Thursday and from 8 a.m. to noon Friday through Sunday; general restaurant hours continue into the evening. Inside the resort, follow the signs from the lobby towards the casino and the New Yorker elevator. The official children’s price makes a family total easier to estimate; confirm the rate and schedule when booking, and remember that drinks, tax and tip can change the final bill.

In brief

Restaurant serving Chinese dishes and sushi, plus an American-style brunch buffet with made-to-order eggs.