Din Tai Fung at Aria Resort & Casino, 3730 Las Vegas Blvd S, is a Taiwanese dumpling restaurant on the center Strip of Las Vegas, Nevada. The brand began in Taipei and has expanded internationally; several of its locations have received Michelin recognition, and the Las Vegas branch has a reputation for consistent quality among the many restaurants inside the Aria complex. The restaurant is known for steamed xiao long bao, the soup dumplings that are folded by hand in a glass-walled kitchen visible from the dining room.
The pork xiao long bao is the signature dish, served in steamer baskets with ginger and black vinegar. Other regular orders include shrimp and pork wontons in spicy sauce, a cucumber salad and shrimp fried rice, along with noodle dishes and desserts. The menu is designed for sharing, and visitors usually order several baskets alongside a few other plates. Prices of roughly $30-55 per person are moderate for the Strip, particularly compared with the resort's fine-dining rooms.
The dining room is bright, modern and efficient, with a steady turnover and a family-friendly atmosphere. Noise is moderate, and dress is casual. Seeing the dumpling makers through the glass is part of the experience. The beverage list includes tea, beer, wine and cocktails, with tea being the traditional accompaniment to dumplings.
The restaurant uses an online waitlist and also accepts reservations through its website, and both are advisable at weekends and at peak lunch and dinner times, when waits can be long. Arriving at the start of service or between meal times shortens the wait. The restaurant is inside Aria, which is part of the CityCenter complex, and is reached on foot from the Cosmopolitan, Park MGM and Bellagio or via the tram connecting CityCenter resorts.
| Price | $$ (about $30-55 per person) |
|---|---|
| Hours | Lunch and dinner daily; check the website |
| Reservations | Use the online waitlist or reserve ahead through the restaurant website |
| Address | Aria Resort & Casino, 3730 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89158 |
Signature dishes
- pork xiao long bao
- shrimp and pork wontons in spicy sauce
- cucumber salad
- shrimp fried rice
Good to know
- Known for
- Michelin-recognized Taiwanese dumpling house, popular for steamed xiao long bao.
Location
Aria Resort & Casino, 3730 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89158
36.1070, -115.1765 View on map
Highlights
- Hand-folded pork xiao long bao made in a glass-walled kitchen
- Shrimp and pork wontons in spicy sauce
- Michelin-recognized Taiwanese dumpling brand
- Moderate prices inside a luxury resort
- Online waitlist and reservation options
Tips for visiting
- Join the online waitlist or reserve ahead, especially at weekends.
- Eat soup dumplings promptly with ginger and black vinegar.
- Order several baskets and a few sides to share.
- Arrive at opening or mid-afternoon for shorter waits.
- Lunch is lighter on the wallet than a multi-dish dinner.
When to visit
Mid-afternoon or early dinner avoids the longest waits at lunch and dinner peaks.
Accessibility
The restaurant is inside a large resort with elevators, accessible parking and step-free routes, and the dining room is generally accessible. Visitors can request accessible seating when booking.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Din Tai Fung known for?
It is known for hand-folded xiao long bao, the steamed soup dumplings. The Las Vegas branch also serves wontons, noodles and fried rice.
Where is the Las Vegas location?
It is inside Aria Resort & Casino at 3730 Las Vegas Blvd S.
Are reservations available?
Yes, through the restaurant website or by using the online waitlist.
How much does it cost?
Meals cost about $30-55 per person.