Kyuramen is heading to Hotai Plaza in Las Vegas' Chinatown, with signs up and a Clark County license marked pending. The "super" concept promises expanded seating and more menu items.

SoulBelly BBQ opened a quick‑service counter at Miracle Mile Shops, bringing downtown smoked brisket sandwiches and playful sides to the Las Vegas Strip.

A City of Las Vegas permit and a brief confirmation from the listed tenant show Swirl Twirl Soft Serve & Taiyaki is slated for Neonopolis' 450 Fremont Street suite this year.

The Great Greek will open at Hughes Center in May and in Centennial Hills by July, expanding its Las Vegas footprint to 10+ Valley locations.

Kinzuu Izakaya is listed at 7395 S Rainbow Blvd with permits pending. The brand teases a Japanese‑Thai Isan menu and a Southwest Las Vegas storefront.

El Dorado Cantina has closed its Tivoli Village restaurant, the Las Vegas Review‑Journal reports. Other Valley locations remain listed online.

The Irish Spot opened in the former Crown & Anchor on Tropicana, pairing Irish pub food with big screens, a UNLV 'Rebel Room' upstairs and a small bank of gaming machines.

Tuscany Grill on South Eastern Avenue was sold and will close for renovations this summer after nearly 30 years. Owner Mike McQuady says he hopes to reopen the brand elsewhere.

Rosina Cocktail Lounge at The Venetian turns into a B‑52s Love Shack pop‑up during the band's Las Vegas run, serving three song‑inspired cocktails at $20 each.

MGM Grand’s buffet will end service on May 31, 2026, shrinking the Strip’s buffet roster and underscoring a shift toward food halls and branded restaurants.

The JEM Charcuterie Bar is listed to open at 2121 E Sahara Ave in Winchester with owner Jocelyne Fernandez and a pending county license. The concept, which grew from catering, promises grazing boards, boxes and classes.

The Kickin' Crab has filed for a Spring Valley spot at 4190 S. Rainbow Blvd., according to county records and the chain's site. The Vietnamese‑Cajun chain will offer bagged seafood and plate options.

City Council approved a $22,500 Visual Improvement Program grant to support Shang Artisan Noodle’s planned downtown location at 211 S. Las Vegas Blvd.