What a great find. This place is a treasure. I wish they had a combo cuz I really wanted a burrito + Korean sides. Guess I gotta go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jace
I love their king dumpling and short rib stew.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
C. Mun
First time here and it’s a hidden diamond of a restaurant. it’s inside a gas station convenience shop in the back but has one of the best dumpling buns in Las Vegas. The dumpling rice cake soup was also delicious. The meat buns were packed inside so it wasn’t just dough. It comes with a little side of pickled radish where you can use the vinegar soy as your dip. It’s delicious. It’s more Korean than Chinese (owned by a Korean-Chinese family). It’s super tasty and inexpensive. And it opens at 6am for a nutritious breakfast bun.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dumplings
Kriselle G.
Came here a couple weeks ago because I'd been wanting to try this place for MONTHS but just never had the chance. The only reason I'm docking one star is because when I went, none of the Mexican combination plates were being offered anymore (which is what I was craving), but it wasn't reflected on the menu. The lady sadly had to tell me when the items I wanted were no longer being served by them, and that they were only doing tacos and burritos for Mexican food. I decided to order a California burrito with carne asada and it was HUGE and so yummy! I took the food to go and was able to save the other half for later because it was a huge portion. The meal also came with a free drink which was a nice surprise. I got the Korean fried donuts (I don't remember the name) on the side and it came with condensed milk. It was super doughy by itself, but with the condensed milk it was perfect for me. I only wished that they gave more condensed milk with how doughy the donuts were. I'll definitely be back to try more of the Korean food!
Edison T.
Fantastic find. Mandus and buns are always served fresh and in large portions (along with pickled radish). Not a fan of the sugary drink choices that come with, but aside from that, pretty much everything on the menu is delicious. Can't go wrong with the kimchi buns and pork mandus!
Kelsey W.
Delicious and unique dumplings I have never tried before! I've been back 3 times now and the service is wonderful. They are always so nice and the food is made fresh to order. I also love the variety of sodas that come with the meals.
Jayne Y.
A Korean & Mexican restaurant!? Spicy meets spicy! Myungin is originally from SoCal. They expanded to Vegas and ended up in a gas station (a little strange), but hey - it works and I'm glad they're here. I walked in around lunchtime and it was unexpectedly busy. Their menu offers only a couple of fusion items, but the cuisines (Mexican & Korean/dim sum) are listed separately. On this day, each meal included a can of soda with its options paired accordingly. There's not much to say about the ambiance...the order window is next to the microwave and soda machines. A few tables and chairs are available. I tried the following items: Spicy Chicken Bun - this was spiiiiiicyyy. The cashier said that the buns were handmade that morning, and it darn well tasted like it! Chicken Fajitas - the meat was dry. The beans and rice were good. It came with a tortilla, but I can't say if it was good or bad because I didn't eat it. Fried rice - bland. I'd skip this one if I were you. Maybe I got a bad batch. The salsas and crema were tasty. I didn't have any sodas, but my kids seemed to enjoy them. I'll be back to explore more menu items. FYI - They have a rewards program. You get 1 card per meal: 10 cards= 1 free meal & 15 cards = 2 free meals
Gabrielle B.
The restaurant itself is located inside the Town Sq. Convenience store so it's pretty much a hidden gem! This place offers affordable Korean and Mexican food options with fast service. The lady who took my order was very nice too! I ordered the number 1 which was the pork and vegetable king size steamed buns. It's about $12 and it includes a drink. For a price like that, you get four tasty buns at the size of your hand! The taste was mostly average and didn't stand out too much for me, but it was very filling for an affordable price. I'd like to try out their other menu items in the future! This place also sells frozen dumplings and buns that you can cook at home for a slightly cheaper price.
Dee R.
Yummmm! Good flavor, came with people and we split the carne asada burrito and the pork buns and everyone was very happy. The only thing that may outshine their tasty food is their fabulous choice in drinks, the ones in the cans. Like very thick aqua frescas, very thirst quenching and delicious! We are now on the hunt to see how we could get those drinks.
Darian G.
So satisfying. You can't beat 4 giant dumplings for under $15. While it isn't the most flavorful Pork dumplings i've ever had, the value you get for four honkin' dumplings makes up for it. So good. filled with pork and glass noodles. It's in a gas station, so it's the sort of place you wanna get in and get out of, but the buns stay nice and warm until you reach your destination. The cashier at the front was incredibly nice!
Food was top tier!! The Mexican and Asian fusion is a special unique experience!! The dumplings and burritos are giant! And the service is always amazing! Would recommend to adventurous eaters! Do not skip this spot!
JR Catanghal
All their dumplings tastes the
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Jay Wood
I had the kimchi carne asada burrito. Flavor with a kick of spicy and a hint of tartness from the kimchi. I will definitely be back to try their dumplings!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sarah N.
This spot has been tagged in my Yelp account for awhile now. Not a ton of ratings, but a 4.5 or so on Yelp and dumplings and Mexican mash up of a menu.... Not sure this concept makes sense to me or my Chinese husband. These are the types of hole in the wall places we love to sniff out and discover though. They are only open until 7pm and every time my husband and I think about going, it is closed. For humans that eat dinner, 7pm seems like an early closing time. This restaurant is based off of a few others they have in the greater LA area according to the back of the menu. Very strange location at NW Corner of Rainbow and Patrick Lane in the back of a moderately crappy gas station convenience store. They have some seats, so you are welcome to dine in the back of the moderately crappy gas station if you choose. We are taking it home. Being our first visit and moderately confused by all this, we order three things from the Chinese woman behind the counter: King steamed dumplings with pork & vegetables ($13.99 comes with a drink), Steamed dumplings with vegetables ($13.99 comes with a drink) and Boiled Dumplings with shrimp, pork and vegetables ($12.99 comes with a drink). Although we do not really want the drinks, they come in a can and we can take them home and put in our frig to drink another time. It appears that there is no option to order and not have it include a drink (not sure on this). As with most food, it is probably better consumed right there on sight and not taken home. But upon taking everything home in their landfill killing styrofoam containers, we still found these buns unexpectedly incredibly delicious. The steamed dumplings are large, like the size of your fist kind of large. The veggie stuffings are more finely shredded cabbage than anything else, but still have a tasty punch. The bread of the bun is not too thick and overwhelming to the meat/veggie contents of the buns. Four dumplings could feed two people or one really hungry person. My dumpling eating Chinese husband is caught off guard by this location and these buns too. He notes that he has never seen buns this big. The boiled dumplings are normal size. We had plenty of leftovers and these buns are equally good the next day zapped in the microwave. The two people working are both Chinese, which gives the place street creed in my eyes. The woman at the front is courteous and friendly and a touch difficult to understand, but her warmness makes it all ok by us. She is trying to explain their frequent customer program which I think is buy ten meals and get the 11th one free. I did not get the whole run down on this because I was not understanding what she was saying, but know that they have one, which is always a good marketing feature for a restaurant. We did not consume anything on the Mexican side of the menu on this visit, but we will absolutely return to this strangely located dumpling/mexican combo located in the back of the moderately crappy gas station at some point to investigate further and see how these Chinese folks do at their hand of making Mexican food. I am optimistic. This place might be a 4 on Yelp to some, but a solid hidden hot spot like this is a 5 on Yelp to me.
James Daily
So the bao/dumplings are awesome and HUGE. The spicy chicken are my favorite. But I have to say they are spicy.
What a great find. This place is a treasure. I wish they had a combo cuz I really wanted a burrito + Korean sides. Guess I gotta go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I love their king dumpling and short rib stew.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
First time here and it’s a hidden diamond of a restaurant. it’s inside a gas station convenience shop in the back but has one of the best dumpling buns in Las Vegas. The dumpling rice cake soup was also delicious. The meat buns were packed inside so it wasn’t just dough. It comes with a little side of pickled radish where you can use the vinegar soy as your dip. It’s delicious. It’s more Korean than Chinese (owned by a Korean-Chinese family). It’s super tasty and inexpensive. And it opens at 6am for a nutritious breakfast bun.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dumplings
Came here a couple weeks ago because I'd been wanting to try this place for MONTHS but just never had the chance. The only reason I'm docking one star is because when I went, none of the Mexican combination plates were being offered anymore (which is what I was craving), but it wasn't reflected on the menu. The lady sadly had to tell me when the items I wanted were no longer being served by them, and that they were only doing tacos and burritos for Mexican food. I decided to order a California burrito with carne asada and it was HUGE and so yummy! I took the food to go and was able to save the other half for later because it was a huge portion. The meal also came with a free drink which was a nice surprise. I got the Korean fried donuts (I don't remember the name) on the side and it came with condensed milk. It was super doughy by itself, but with the condensed milk it was perfect for me. I only wished that they gave more condensed milk with how doughy the donuts were. I'll definitely be back to try more of the Korean food!
Fantastic find. Mandus and buns are always served fresh and in large portions (along with pickled radish). Not a fan of the sugary drink choices that come with, but aside from that, pretty much everything on the menu is delicious. Can't go wrong with the kimchi buns and pork mandus!
Delicious and unique dumplings I have never tried before! I've been back 3 times now and the service is wonderful. They are always so nice and the food is made fresh to order. I also love the variety of sodas that come with the meals.
A Korean & Mexican restaurant!? Spicy meets spicy! Myungin is originally from SoCal. They expanded to Vegas and ended up in a gas station (a little strange), but hey - it works and I'm glad they're here. I walked in around lunchtime and it was unexpectedly busy. Their menu offers only a couple of fusion items, but the cuisines (Mexican & Korean/dim sum) are listed separately. On this day, each meal included a can of soda with its options paired accordingly. There's not much to say about the ambiance...the order window is next to the microwave and soda machines. A few tables and chairs are available. I tried the following items: Spicy Chicken Bun - this was spiiiiiicyyy. The cashier said that the buns were handmade that morning, and it darn well tasted like it! Chicken Fajitas - the meat was dry. The beans and rice were good. It came with a tortilla, but I can't say if it was good or bad because I didn't eat it. Fried rice - bland. I'd skip this one if I were you. Maybe I got a bad batch. The salsas and crema were tasty. I didn't have any sodas, but my kids seemed to enjoy them. I'll be back to explore more menu items. FYI - They have a rewards program. You get 1 card per meal: 10 cards= 1 free meal & 15 cards = 2 free meals
The restaurant itself is located inside the Town Sq. Convenience store so it's pretty much a hidden gem! This place offers affordable Korean and Mexican food options with fast service. The lady who took my order was very nice too! I ordered the number 1 which was the pork and vegetable king size steamed buns. It's about $12 and it includes a drink. For a price like that, you get four tasty buns at the size of your hand! The taste was mostly average and didn't stand out too much for me, but it was very filling for an affordable price. I'd like to try out their other menu items in the future! This place also sells frozen dumplings and buns that you can cook at home for a slightly cheaper price.
Yummmm! Good flavor, came with people and we split the carne asada burrito and the pork buns and everyone was very happy. The only thing that may outshine their tasty food is their fabulous choice in drinks, the ones in the cans. Like very thick aqua frescas, very thirst quenching and delicious! We are now on the hunt to see how we could get those drinks.
So satisfying. You can't beat 4 giant dumplings for under $15. While it isn't the most flavorful Pork dumplings i've ever had, the value you get for four honkin' dumplings makes up for it. So good. filled with pork and glass noodles. It's in a gas station, so it's the sort of place you wanna get in and get out of, but the buns stay nice and warm until you reach your destination. The cashier at the front was incredibly nice!
Restaurantji Recommends
Food was top tier!! The Mexican and Asian fusion is a special unique experience!! The dumplings and burritos are giant! And the service is always amazing! Would recommend to adventurous eaters! Do not skip this spot!
All their dumplings tastes the
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
I had the kimchi carne asada burrito. Flavor with a kick of spicy and a hint of tartness from the kimchi. I will definitely be back to try their dumplings!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This spot has been tagged in my Yelp account for awhile now. Not a ton of ratings, but a 4.5 or so on Yelp and dumplings and Mexican mash up of a menu.... Not sure this concept makes sense to me or my Chinese husband. These are the types of hole in the wall places we love to sniff out and discover though. They are only open until 7pm and every time my husband and I think about going, it is closed. For humans that eat dinner, 7pm seems like an early closing time. This restaurant is based off of a few others they have in the greater LA area according to the back of the menu. Very strange location at NW Corner of Rainbow and Patrick Lane in the back of a moderately crappy gas station convenience store. They have some seats, so you are welcome to dine in the back of the moderately crappy gas station if you choose. We are taking it home. Being our first visit and moderately confused by all this, we order three things from the Chinese woman behind the counter: King steamed dumplings with pork & vegetables ($13.99 comes with a drink), Steamed dumplings with vegetables ($13.99 comes with a drink) and Boiled Dumplings with shrimp, pork and vegetables ($12.99 comes with a drink). Although we do not really want the drinks, they come in a can and we can take them home and put in our frig to drink another time. It appears that there is no option to order and not have it include a drink (not sure on this). As with most food, it is probably better consumed right there on sight and not taken home. But upon taking everything home in their landfill killing styrofoam containers, we still found these buns unexpectedly incredibly delicious. The steamed dumplings are large, like the size of your fist kind of large. The veggie stuffings are more finely shredded cabbage than anything else, but still have a tasty punch. The bread of the bun is not too thick and overwhelming to the meat/veggie contents of the buns. Four dumplings could feed two people or one really hungry person. My dumpling eating Chinese husband is caught off guard by this location and these buns too. He notes that he has never seen buns this big. The boiled dumplings are normal size. We had plenty of leftovers and these buns are equally good the next day zapped in the microwave. The two people working are both Chinese, which gives the place street creed in my eyes. The woman at the front is courteous and friendly and a touch difficult to understand, but her warmness makes it all ok by us. She is trying to explain their frequent customer program which I think is buy ten meals and get the 11th one free. I did not get the whole run down on this because I was not understanding what she was saying, but know that they have one, which is always a good marketing feature for a restaurant. We did not consume anything on the Mexican side of the menu on this visit, but we will absolutely return to this strangely located dumpling/mexican combo located in the back of the moderately crappy gas station at some point to investigate further and see how these Chinese folks do at their hand of making Mexican food. I am optimistic. This place might be a 4 on Yelp to some, but a solid hidden hot spot like this is a 5 on Yelp to me.
So the bao/dumplings are awesome and HUGE. The spicy chicken are my favorite. But I have to say they are spicy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dumplings, Steamed Dumpling