Noodles in Las Vegas

My second time being here. The service is excellent and the prices are affordable despite being inside Bellagio. Appetizers are delicious, Tea was enjoyable. The main dishes may differ from what you normally get a other asian cuisine places but they are still full of flavor. Definitely coming back.

Horrible service by the hostess Janette. She was rude, unpleasant and unfriendly. Vicky the server made up for it by being friendly and funny. The food was great. Loved the wing zing, the dim sum, Malaysian style friend rice, crab fried rice, Malaysian roti with curry and laksa soup. Wasn't too fond of the iced coffee with the condensed milk. Should definetly go there for the food and hopefully the management will train the front-end staff to be friendly as they set the tone for the dinning experience.

This used to be a place I was excited to visit when I was in Vegas but not any more. I had all signature dishes and all failed. Thai tea was best though second tea had milk dribbled all over side of glass.Service was sloppy and embarrassing.Cantonese noodles no flavor whatsoever, roast duck came out cold I had to send back, chicken satay dry and weird taste, dim sum over cooked and stuck to plate as though it was there a while.The whole experience was terrible and left me with awful dry oily taste in mouth and bad belly ache and stomach problems.What a shame, sorry noodles, I can’t waste time when I am on vacation, if you don’t care about me then I don’t care to visit you.I could understand & be forgiving for one meal but not all courses.

We ate here with friends recently. This gem is tucked back in a corner at the Bellagio and we are so glad we found it. The service was great and the food was amazing. My husband had the duck and BBQ chicken. All of the food was on point! Try this place out!

The food was delicious 😋. I ordered the seafood pho soup and it was the best pho I have ever had! The restaurant was clean and the food was served hot, fresh and in a timely manner. I would recommend anyone and everyone to eat here if you like Asian cuisine.

Excellent food. Great sake. It was a little busy only cause I went on a Saturday. Beautiful design. I will definitely go back. 😁

What a disappointment...came here a few years ago and everything was great. Went last week and had a poor experience. My wife ordered a drink off the menu that was marked as $14. I ordered a beer. The waitress returned and said the menu was "wrong" and the drink was actually $18. We then ordered calamari and were told they were sold out. I drank my beer and we both left hungry.

Good deal quality - value!👌

I ate here by myself and really enjoyed it. It’s not cheap.... but it’s very good and I usually don’t expect both of those attributes in the same meal. The pan fried potstickers were cooked just right and the sauce was good.I also had a noodle dish.... can’t remember the name but I’m attaching a photo. It was very good.The waiter was quick to refill my water and get me hot chilli oil.

Ordered roasted duck and spicy pad Thai noodles. I had to send both dishes back. Roasted duck came out cold. Second time it was brought out I was disappointed, the coveted skin was soggy and gross. The pad Thai has no heat so make sure if you order you specify 3 times to make spicy if you want it that way. We asked twice and the waitress advised it would come spicy. Roast pork in noodles tasted old. We are big foodies and expect a lot if we dine out. This might be good for others but we expect greatness from expensive restaurants in Vegas. Sadly disappointed and still paid over 60$ for the meal. Good luck

Great food and service. The sui mai are some of the best I've had. The noodles were delicious and had a great ratio of noodles to protein. I'd recommend getting the Mandarin beef stew noodles with both the brisket and tendons.

The brisket soup was delish! The sweet and spicy noodles were also good. Service was fast and friendly. The shrimp and pork dim sum was ok...nothing to wow about though with those. Overall we were happy.

Very limited vegetarian options. The seafood Pho lacked flavor. Spring rolls were cold (part of the dim sum cart). Loved the Thai ice tea. Part of the low rating was mostly due to the poor customer service. When asked about the vegetarian options the server said none most things might have chicken powder. She suggested just getting vegetables but said there might be some chicken powder. Never checked on our table after food arrived.

Great lunch with a co-worker here. Some of the best I've ever had

The best Hong Kong dim sum that u ever had... little expensive! But well worth it!

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It looks likely that the restaurant is operated Chinese so order Chinese dishes. I ordered Japanese dishes and Thai dish and they are awful. The restaurant is on pricy side as well.

Nothing beats a bowl of proper Cantonese wonton egg noodle soup from this place when you're dazed and confused from the bright lights of Vegas.

Everything except the dim sum and century egg was extremely poor tasting. I purchased the Japanese udon and it tasted like water with everything cooked separately than thrown into the water. The other soups purchased had the same bland flavor. Save your money. Unless you're buying dim sum! Also the century egg was delicious, which is how you know it's a fake. My brother is big into cooking and has had a century egg before. Pretty sure this one is just marinated in soy sauce. Very delicious though.

The food had no taste. Very bland. The Wanton soup taste like boiled water. No flavor at all!!! The crab fried rice was terrible along with the Soy Flavored Noodles. The reviews are fake and manufactured. I will never eat heare again.

The food was amazing. Very robust with many complex and subtle undertones. We had the Sweet and Spicy noodles and the Pork Fried Rice. The price was excellent for quality dining on The Strip. Covid-19 didn’t diminish our experience at all. Digital menus and visibly high standards of cleanliness made it feel as comfortable as you can while in Vegas these days. The walk to the restaurant from the self-parking deck has no shortage of beautiful art and architectural features to admire. Restrooms are outside of the restaurant and in the casino area, so be aware of that. I would go again and strongly recommend it to anyone that hasn’t been.

I am a foodie born and bred in Singapore but living in LV now. Since this restaurant’s executive chef Patrick Lee is from Singapore and there are famous Singapore street food dishes such as Char Kuay Teow, on the menu I was itching to check this place out. I was very disappointed that the executive chef did not do any justice to Char Kuay Teow. Anyone from Singapore can tell straight away that it is NOT Char Kuay Teow. It’s just fried noodles. The Chow Fun (or Hor Fun as it’s known in Singapore) was good though. Dishes at the restaurant, as expected, are expensive. If you want to pay less for something more authentic please get out of the strip and head to Spring Mountain Road where you would be spoiled for choices. If you want the convenience of eating in the casino hotel because you’re staying there then you have no choice but to pay a higher price for less authentic food.

Nice dim sum. Quick service.

I can understand some of the criticism of this place, especially because it's on the expensive side for the type of food it is, but for a restaurant in a casino, I found the prices to be moderate. The food quality was pretty good and the service was excellent. I have no problem recommending it and would definitely go back.I had the pad Thai and the mapo tofu, both of which were pretty good.

Very tasty, nice place.

A nice Chinese noodle bar for late night food.

Fresh food, fast service and good prices

After Show Snack -Party of 3 after the "O" show on a Friday night, which was great by the way, and we sampled a good portion of the menu. After about a 30 minute wait we were seated. First impression is that it was extremely NOISY and hard to hold conversations. Get past that, then you have a simple straight forward noodles menu that will suffice for most that are craving NOODLES. Of all that we ordered, the Beef and the duck were the favorites. We had DIMSUM, Shrimp Balls, Pot Stickers, WONTON Noodles, beer and more (see photos). The noodles did not seem to be fresh made and the prices, you can see them in the menu photo around $15) are probably the cheapest you can find in Bellagio Hotel. Wait staff was friendly and timely. No complaints, would eat here again and recommend. Thanks for reading and if this review helps give a thumbs up!

Decent food. We ordered fried calamari & spring rolls for starters. Both were crispy. We then chowed down on the Laksa soup & some veggie noodles. The soup was good not great. Noodles were bland.

Best Congee around. Eat here 2 times and Im impressed with the congee they made. I like congee so I do eat a lot of congee everywhere and I think the Noodles have a very excellent taste for the dish.

Went for lunch and had a good experience. The staff is 100mph and the waiting line is very quick. The food was decent. It seems very authentic or at least it is trying too. Rice noodle dishes are good, cucumber salad is good but too sweet, fried shrimp had no flavor, and friend rice was generic. We may be back but it is a secondary option.

Best authentic asian cuisine Vegas has to offer 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Not a terrible amount of unnecessary frills. Just very well done food. Popular with visiting Asians(always a good sign)👍🏼👍🏼 The decor is simple, large jars of different types of noodles backlit with soft lighting. After my food arrived I hardly noticed anything else. The food was so good that at first glance I thought wow I'm going to have to take some of this home, however bite after bite..well I guess I'll finish these last few bites😂😅Lots of the dishes are served family style, perfect for sharing. That being said most of the seating seems fit for groups no larger than four.

Great food . . Excellent service . Had the pad thai at 12am at night and service and food was spot on.Not sure what bad reviews are about but now the place is back to its usual best

Disapointing. Food was bland and overpriced, service was poor.

Outstanding! Great staff and the food was amazing.

Best wonton noodle soup on strip. Worth the price!

Great food. Everyone of our party of five loved their meal.

This is probably one of the best Chinese restaurants on the strip. Usually a long line. I recommend the beef stew noodle and rice BBQ pork and duck.

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Good taste for Chinese cuisine

I ordered wonton shrimp noodle soup...the broth was just water no taste at all..shrimps were ok ...$18 that I paid for it was NOT worth it!!!

They had one job, it's in the name, Noodles.... Unfortunately the noodles where not cooked all the way and we're not very good. It was expensive for a bowl of soup. Other than that the staff was nice and it was convenient to be in the lobby of my hotel, hence 2 stars not 1.. enjoy!

Dim sum is delish! I would go back any day!

Amazing experience and just what we were looking for. Not sure why other people were complaining. A little hard to find the place.

Really good food, we left perfectly satisfied, not too full and not wanting more so good portion sizing. Food was quick from the kitchen and tasted fresh and well made. Decor was cool and service was good. Relatively affordable compared with other Bellagio restaurants at around $20 a plate

This hidden in a corner at the hotel. Food was delicious, and the service was very satisfying.We loved the Malaysian curry most. If you order the gisseng tea by any chance, avoid putting honey in to your tea. It taste better without it.

Service is okay but the chef definitely sucks.I'm not sure about the meat options but the tofu fried rice and pad thai sucked!!!Not worth the high price and wait !!

In a very convenient location with fast service.

It was expensive for the quality of food that got to our table literally 5 to 7 minutes after ordering. Meaning it wasn't cooked fresh and it wasn't tasty. We won't come back again.

Very good food.