TOP 30 Las vegas dessert cafe in Las Vegas, Nevada

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Pan Asian Express is a modern Asian bistro located at 3645 South Las Vegas Boulevard in Las Vegas, Nevada. Formerly known as Asian Fresh, this restaurant offers a wide variety of dishes including vegetables, meats, poultry, seafood, rice, noodles, and dumplings. The master chefs at Pan Asian Express primarily use the stir-fry technique to retain the natural flavor and texture of each dish. The menu includes popular dishes such as sweet and spicy orange chicken, garlic ginger chicken, Kung Pao chicken, mandarin chicken, shrimp with rice wine and ginger sauce, sweet and sour pork, garlic ginger flank steak, and more. In addition to the main dishes, Pan Asian Express also offers appetizers like veggie spring rolls, hand-rolled egg rolls, pork dumplings, and wontons, as well as sides like chow mein, fried rice, steamed rice, and mixed vegetables. With multiple locations in Las Vegas, Pan Asian Express aims to provide a quick-serve Chinese food experience that appeals to a wide range of tastes.

Patisserie Manon is a charming bakery, restaurant, and store located at 8751 West Charleston Boulevard in Las Vegas, Nevada. Known for its exquisite pastries, delicious desserts, and freshly baked breads, Patisserie Manon offers a wide variety of sweet and savory treats for customers to enjoy. With a cozy atmosphere and friendly staff, this institution is the perfect place to indulge in a delectable meal or pick up some freshly baked goods to enjoy at home. Whether you're in the mood for a croissant, a slice of cake, or a gourmet sandwich, Patisserie Manon has something for everyone. Visit us today and experience the delightful flavors of our bakery firsthand.

Halo Halo Filipino Kitchen is a delightful food establishment located at 3377 South Las Vegas Boulevard in Las Vegas, Nevada. Specializing in the popular Filipino dessert, Halo Halo, this restaurant also offers a variety of other delicious dishes such as Turon, Sisig, and All Day Breakfast options like Longanisa, Tocino, and Tapa. Customers rave about the Chicken Adobo and the newly added Bicolano Pork Adobo. For a quick snack, patrons can enjoy empanadas and lumpia, with the Wagyu Beef Lumpia being a standout item on the menu. The Halo Halo comes in two sizes, with the larger option featuring shaved ice, leche flan, ube, and candied jelly. The restaurant prides itself on using USDA Ribeye for their dishes and has been perfecting their family recipes since 1965. Guests can also savor the Chicken Inasal, prepared in true Illonggo tradition with ginger and lemongrass. Whether you're sharing a meal with friends or enjoying it solo, Halo Halo Filipino Kitchen promises a satisfying dining experience. Visit them inside The Grand Canal Shoppes Food Court on the Second Floor for a taste of authentic Filipino cuisine.