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Stix Asia Opens at UnCommons in Las Vegas
RETRASADO3 meses de retraso79% DE CONFIANZAdentro de 158 díasNo source names a day. The newest and most specific statement of timing is the station's report of 16 September 2026: "Opening is planned for this winter", so the pin takes the last day of meteorological winter 2026-27, 28 February 2027. Stix Asia's[2] own page says "Opening 2026" and UnCommons[3]' says "STIX ASIA COMING 2026", but neither narrows the season and both are stale - the UnCommons page was last modified on 4 April 2025 - so the year on them is not allowed to pull the date back into December. It is marked delayed rather than estimated because the target has already moved: the Review-Journal[5] reported on 28 April 2026 that "a fall 2026 opening is planned" and the Las Vegas Weekly[4] still had it "set for a fall opening" on 9 July.An 18,000-square-foot Asian food hall with 12 stalls and roughly 400 seats opens in the former Sundry space at UnCommons in southwest Las Vegas, the second Stix Asia after the 2023 Honolulu original. The first three tenants named - Ginza Bairin, Ramen BARIO and NANAMUSUBI - are each opening their first mainland US location.0.64Stix Asia Opens in Waikiki
Waikiki Shopping Plaza, 2250, Kalakaua Avenue, Kalakaua Shopping District, Waikīkī, East Honolulu, Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii, 96815, United StatesStix Asia
CONFIRMADO87% DE CONFIANZAhace 3,6 añosTwo sources agree on the day. Honolulu Magazine[1] published on 6 February 2023 under the headline "Stix Asia[2] Food Hall Now Open With 13 Restaurants in Waikiki", with the standfirst "Waikiki's revamped Asian food hall grand opens today". The Honolulu Star-Advertiser[4] had trailed it on 31 January: "Hawaii's premier Asian food hall is grand opening Feb. 6."Hawaii's Asian food hall grand opens with 13 of a planned 17 restaurants in the basement of Waikiki Shopping Plaza, taking over the shuttered Waikiki Yokocho. It opens on National Chopsticks Day, and by mid-2023 the line-up has grown to 16 stalls.0.63Jungsik Opens in Seoul's Gangnam District
ESTIMADO70% DE CONFIANZAhace 16,7 añosWikipedia[1] says only that "the restaurant first opened in Seoul in 2009", giving no month or day, so the pin sits on that year's last day.Jungsik Yim opened Jungsik in Seoul in 2009 with an argument to make: that Korean cooking belonged in fine dining on its own terms rather than as a set of borrowed French techniques. The restaurant went on to hold two Michelin stars in Seoul and opened a New York sibling that earned three, making it one of the few Korean names to carry that weight abroad.0.63Meju Opens in Long Island City
5-28, 49th Avenue, Hunters Point, Long Island City, Queens, Queens County, New York, 11101, United StatesMeju
ESTIMADO75% DE CONFIANZA1/3hace 3,6 añosThe New York Times' Restaurant List 2026 (15 September 2026) gives the opening only as January 2023, with no day. The pin sits on the last day of that month by this vertical's month-only convention, so the real opening day may be earlier in the month.[1]Chef Hooni Kim opens a small, fermentation-focused Korean restaurant at the back of a banchan shop in Long Island City, Queens.0.63Khue's Kitchen Opens in St. Paul
Khue's Kitchen, 693, Raymond Avenue, South Saint Anthony Park, Saint Anthony Park, Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota, 55114, United StatesKhue's Kitchen
ESTIMADO75% DE CONFIANZAhace 1,6 añosThe Minnesota Star Tribune[3][4] announced on 18 February 2025 that Khue's Kitchen "will open March 6 inside MidCity Kitchen" at 693 Raymond Av., and its review of 19 March 2025 finds it open. No report after the event states the day, so 6 March is the announced date, not a confirmed one.Eric Pham opens his first sit-down restaurant in St. Anthony Park, a tribute to his mother Khue Pham of Minneapolis's Quang, with most mains at $21 or less.0.63Junah Opens in Salt Lake City
Junah, 916, Jefferson Street, Ballpark, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, 84101, United StatesJunah
ESTIMADO75% DE CONFIANZAhace 1,5 añosThe New York Times' Restaurant List 2026 (15 September 2026) gives the opening only as March 2025, with no day. The pin sits on the last day of that month by this vertical's month-only convention, so the real opening day may be earlier in the month.[1]Felipe Oliveira and Hiro Tagai, of ramen bar Koyoté, open an itameshi restaurant - Japanese-Italian cooking - in Salt Lake City.0.62Māze Opens in Honolulu
604, Ala Moana Boulevard, Kakaako Waterfront, Kaka‘ako, Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii, 96813, United StatesMāze
ESTIMADO75% DE CONFIANZAhace 5,1 añosThe New York Times' Restaurant List 2026 (15 September 2026) gives the opening only as August 2021, with no day. The pin sits on the last day of that month by this vertical's month-only convention, so the real opening day may be earlier in the month.[1]Chef Ki Chung opens a tasting-menu restaurant in Kakaʻako that reworks Hawaiian and Asian staples, with drinks by Justin Kawailani Park built into the menu.0.62Anjin Opens in Kansas City
Anjin, 1708, Oak Street, Kansas City Power & Light District, Downtown Kansas City, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, 64108, United StatesAnjin
ESTIMADO75% DE CONFIANZAhace 1,1 añosThe New York Times' Restaurant List 2026 (15 September 2026) gives the opening only as July 2025, with no day. The pin sits on the last day of that month by this vertical's month-only convention, so the real opening day may be earlier in the month.[1]Chef Nick Goellner opens a Japanese izakaya in Kansas City built around a 20-seat bar that wraps the kitchen, with a deep sake list.0.61Creepies Opens in Chicago
Creepies, 1360, West Randolph Street, Fulton Market District, West Loop, Near West Side, Chicago, West Chicago Township, Cook County, Illinois, 60607, United StatesCreepies
ESTIMADO75% DE CONFIANZAhace 1,1 añosThe New York Times' Restaurant List 2026 (15 September 2026) gives the opening only as August 2025, with no day. The pin sits on the last day of that month by this vertical's month-only convention, so the real opening day may be earlier in the month.[1]David and Anna Posey open a French bistro with a Chicago accent on West Randolph Street, run day to day by chef de cuisine Tayler Ploshehanski.0.61Zaha Hadid's Dongdaemun Design Plaza Opens in Seoul
CONFIRMADO83% DE CONFIANZAhace 12,5 añosHappened as dated, per the source[1]: "it was officially inaugurated on 21 March 2014."Zaha Hadid Architects' fluid, BIM-engineered Dongdaemun Design Plaza opened to the public in Seoul, South Korea, transforming a former stadium site into a landmark arts and design hub.0.60TSMC's Second Kumamoto Fab (JASM) Starts 3nm Volume Production
ESTIMADO12 meses de retraso71% DE CONFIANZAdentro de 2,3 añosOnly a year is given: Taiwan's MOEA says the fab is "scheduled to start installing equipment and come online in 2028", and C.C. Wei said on the 16 April 2026 call that "commercial production is scheduled to begin in 2028" - so the year's last day, estimated.[1]JASM's second fab in Kikuyo, Kumamoto - switched from 6nm-class chips to TSMC's 3nm process - is due to start volume production in 2028 at 15,000 12-inch wafers a month, making Japan's first 3nm chips about a year after the end-2027 start TSMC first promised.$17B0.60Stix Asia Breaks Ground at UnCommons
CONFIRMADO86% DE CONFIANZAhace 149 díasThe Review-Journal's[1] report of 28 April 2026 says the food hall "began construction this week", and its photographs by Liv Paggiarino are captioned "Monday, April 27, 2026, at the UnCommons[3] in Las Vegas" - the Monday of that week, which fixes the day.Construction begins on Stix Asia's 18,000-square-foot Las Vegas food hall in the former Sundry space at UnCommons, with a dozen restaurants planned and a fall 2026 opening. A sakura tree will anchor the centre of the room.0.60
