Momofuku was founded by Chef David Chang in New York City. Open since 2004, this famed eatery has been credited with “the rise of contemporary Asian-American cuisine” by the New York Times as well as being named the “most important restaurant in America” by Bon Appétit magazine. Momofuku now boasts locations in six cities across the United States, with Momofuku Las Vegas being their first restaurant on the West Coast.

Momofuku Las Vegas should be high on your list of "must-try restaurants" in Sin City. Their striking design features neon signs, a graffiti mural and an open kitchen that offers counter seating. Momofuku is located on the second level of the Cosmpolitan's Boulevard Tower, right next door to the Milk Bar - which is where they get all of their delicious desserts from. The menu at Momofuku draws inspiration from all over the world. They serve imaginative reinventions of classic dishes while also offering Asian-inspired favorites from David Chang’s other restaurants. This includes Chef Chang's world-famous Shoyu Pork Ramen. If you like ramen, you absolutely need to try this dish. We also recommend ordering the Shishito Peppers. Prepared with smoked salt and lime, these Shishito Peppers are just as delicious as they are unique. Momofuku Las Vegas’ signature dish has to be their 5 Spice Roasted Duck. This duck leg confit comes served with crispy rice, bibb lettuce, chive pancakes and assorted sauces. Simply put, the 5 Spice Roasted Duck is amazing.

You may recognize Chef David Chang as being the creative force behind "Ugly Delicious" on Netflix or from his New York Times best-selling cookbook, which is aptly named Momofuku. Chef Chang was selected as being one of “the most influential people of the 21st century” by Esquire, he was named to Fortune’s “40 Under 40”  and to the "Time 100", and he was included in Fast Company’s list of the “1000 most creative people in business”. Momofuku - which translates to "lucky peach" - is the restaurant that launched Chef Chang into worldwide fame. 

When considering where to eat in Las Vegas, be sure to think of Momofuku! Momofuku is always a popular destination for sports fans travelling to Las Vegas to watch the Las Vegas Raiders and the Vegas Golden Knights play!

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