Blvd Las Vegas, a mixed-use development on the Las Vegas Strip, today announced five new additions to its growing roster of tenants. Tenshou, Miniso, Boot Barn, Sunglass Hut and Silverlake Ramen are set to join a destination that will be home to In-N-Out Burger (opening in Q2 2026) and Netflix House (debuting in 2027).
“This announcement signals continued momentum for Blvd Las Vegas as we continue to attract a diverse mix of globally recognized brands and beloved local favorites,” said Sara Ure, director of marketing and event sales at Blvd. “These additions showcase our commitment to delivering something for every visitor and creating a place where every visit feels like something new.”
Tenshou brings an elevated Japanese dining experience, offering guests a refined menu rooted in authentic Japanese culinary tradition. Lifestyle brand Miniso will provides its signature blend of affordable, trend-forward products spanning home goods, accessories, beauty and collectibles. Boot Barn will offer an extensive selection of western boots, apparel, and accessories from top brands including Ariat, Wrangler, Justin and more. Sunglass Hut will feature its selection of top designer and performance brands including Ray-Ban, Oakley, Prada and more. Cult-favorite Silverlake Ramen, born in the vibrant Los Angeles neighborhood that shares its name, brings its rich, soul-warming bowls to the Las Vegas Strip. Celebrated for its deeply flavorful broths, high-quality ingredients, and a menu that balances tradition with creativity.
Current Blvd tenants include Puma, Adidas, Lululemon, Pandora, ABC Stores, H&M, JD Sports, Abercrombie & Fitch and How Ya Dough’N.
