Technology has always amazed me. Just a few months ago, we were proud to introduce free WiFi to the Kung Fu Plaza menu. And today, we are proud to introduce a new mobile version of Adventures In Kung Fu.

Subscribing to the new mobile version of Adventures In Kung Fu is easy. If you have a QR code scanner on your phone, you can subscribe right now by scanning the QR code on the screen. The code will redirect your phone to the mobile version of Adventures In Kung Fu, providing easy access to our weekly content right to your phone.

As many people know, Adventures In Kung Fu covers more than our restaurant. It covers interesting news related to Thai cuisine and Chinese food. Sometimes we add in some interesting articles about Asian culture and fun things to do and see in Las Vegas, especially around the holidays.

Adventures In Kung Fu is an invitation to all things Thai.

Adventures In Kung Fu has been a real joy for me and my family, especially because we have gotten to know many Las Vegas visitors before and after they visit as well as our regular patrons who live right here in the city. This has been a project that has inspired us to bridge the new world with the old world of authentic Thai food.

Since we tarted, we have watched our Facebook check-ins climb from 60 people per month to almost 350 per month. We have seen our Twitter page grow from 0 to 350. And even this blog has grown from a few dozen people to several thousand, many of them feed subscribers .

It might not be huge like major companies who have whole teams of people who do nothing else, but the rewards have been worth it. We have become a 2010 and 2011 Talk of the Town Award recipient based on online reviews. We have had several foodies and reviewers try us for the first time because they found us on the Internet. And I have had the distinct pleasure of connecting with some customers on my personal Facebook account.

I cannot thank you all enough. My family and all our extended family members are grateful.

Kung Fu Means 'To Work Harder' In Cantonese.

There are so many great things happening for the Thai culture today that sometimes it is difficult to know what might be the best subject to cover. For example, I am very excited that Thailand is exporting more fruit, including specialty produce that are a still mystery in the West like mangosteens and rambutans. There are new efforts to introduce children to healthy foods. And there are new books encouraging people to try more diverse Thai food.

All of it marks one of the reasons my parents named the restaurant 'Kung Fu’, which in Cantonese means ‘to work harder.' And we will continue to work harder with for you both in our restaurant and in finding great stories to share with you about our restaurant and about all things Thai and Asian.

Thank you again. We look forward to seeing you inside our Las Vegas restaurant or, since we deliver anywhere within a three-mile radius (which includes all of the Las Vegas Strip), taking your order on the phone. Kung Fu Plaza is open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m, and still offers guest dining, takeout, delivery, and catering. Have a great week!