The immersive eating experiences that reveal the decadent elegance of seemingly incongruous pairings are explored in Mott 32. There are menus for group dining and alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available. Any group with more than 12 people must pre-select a meal. Joyce Wang created Mott 32’s interiors, and each component is striking. Classic Chinese themes, industrial New York influences, and oblique allusions to Vegas culture merge. Among the details is a table created from a vintage roulette wheel, woven and flocking wallpaper, and a neon duck. Given that design and cuisine go hand in hand, it is understandable why Mott 32 is among the best restaurants in Las Vegas.

Vegetarian and vegan alternatives may be found in abundance at Mott 32. There are several savory dishes, like braised tofu and dumplings with wild mushrooms and water chestnuts. The extensive selection of regional specialties is amazing and is thought to be some of the greatest Chinese food Las Vegas has to offer. Must-try delicacies from the Dim Sum menu include the siu mai with soft quail egg, black truffle, and Iberico pork. The apple-wood smoked Peking Duck is the primary attraction. Before roasting, it needs to air dry for 48 hours in a special fridge. How about beverages? Red, white, and vegan champagne are all available. Their “Mottails” include the Jasmine Cooler (lychee, jasmine tea, orange blossom), and the Stone Cutters (passion fruit, miso honey, lemon verbena, plum).