After reading the reviews, I was excited to check this place out but did not enjoy the food as much as I would have liked to. We ordered the Chicken Chow Fun, Black Pepper Beef Noodles, and potstickers. The chicken chow fun lacked flavor and the chicken seemed undercooked. The potstickers were really the only good thing. I would pass next time.
Tiffany L.
First the food, not flavorful at all, I ordered a spicy seafood noodle (yunnan noodle) it only had 2 pieces of shrimp and 3 freezer fish balls. For $21 They are EXTREMELY EXTREMELY overpriced. Kong pao chicken had no Kong pao flavor, Just for these two dishes with NOTHING SPECIAL cost $52! Then the service, nothing good or special they barely gave us a minute to go over the menu. Then when the bill got around, I gave a tip that I saw fit, then she had to double check that I gave the right amount, she wanted even more tip! Where ever you go DO NOT COME HERE! First of all I had a good impression of them since I came here atleast 3 times before, food was good, prices just about right. Now I absolutely ABSOLUTELY DISLIKE this place. what a shame.
Jeff S.
The salt/pepper lobster was amazing , veggie fried rice was really good. The green beans were my favorite. Great place to eat
YennaPPa (Luscious.K)
#Nevada #LasVegas #Noodle_Asia“If you want a flawless meal in Vegas, this is the place!”Large hotels on the Vegas Strip, such as Bellagio, Caesars Palace, and Venetian, often have Chinese restaurants on the casino level. It could be consideration for Asian guests, or it could be the hotel's trick to quickly eat a simple Noodle and get back into gambling... hehe.The Venetian where I stayed also has a fairly large Chinese restaurant on the casino level, and that Chinese restaurant is Noodle Asia. I visited for dinner, and most of the customers were Asian, and it was so popular that the wait was about 30 minutes.#atmosphereBecause it is a casino level, the air is a bit stuffy, but since the Venetian is a family-oriented hotel, the atmosphere is quite pleasant and bright.#menuThere are a lot of menus, and they have all kinds of Chinese noodles, from Cantonese wontons to beef noodles and fried noodles, as well as commonly known American-style Chinese menus.Dim sum menus are also available, and even Peking duck. The menu is a mix of Cantonese Chinese and American Chinese.#foodIt's delicious overall. This is a great option, especially for those who are thirsty for Asian food. Since it is based on Cantonese food, the food is mild and not spicy, so it was comfortable for my stomach.Briefly explain the food you ordered:- Wonton Noodles: Light wontons, smooth soup, and springy egg noodles were very delicious. I like the fragrant sesame oil scent.- Special stir-fried noodles: A typical American style stir-fried, salty chow mein. This is a stir-fried noodle that anyone can easily enjoy.- Chinese broccoli: Failed because the stir-fried vegetables were too tough.- Broccoli Beef: Delicious oyster sauce and tender sirloin are just fine.- Beef soup noodle: It was a little spicier than expected, but it had a good soy sauce flavor.- Vietnamese rice noodles: Surprisingly, it was very delicious.- Dried scallop fried rice: It was the best menu. Because it was stir-fried only with egg white, there was less of an eggy smell, and the <dried scallop powder> sprinkled on top of the fried rice was a godsend. I really liked the combination of the savory scallop powder and the light fried rice.- Chicken Lettuce Wrap: Completely different from the PF Chang we are familiar with, this simple Guangdong style is added with a fiery flavor to create an amazing taste and aroma.- Stir-fried ha gao and bok choy: Compliance- Mapo tofu: I would say it’s very poor. It's not your taste or my taste, it just tastes like stir-fried meat and then adding bean paste and water and adding starch powder. Even though the bad smell was unavoidable, the fact that there was no umami at all was evidence that the sauce such as soy sauce was not seasoned well and the stir-fry was weak. Mapo tofu is strictly prohibited in this house.#SynthesisMost Chinese restaurants in the casino level are open until midnight or 2 a.m., so they are great places for a late-night snack to satisfy your hunger. When your stomach gets tired from greasy Western food while traveling in the U.S., you can rejuvenate yourself by visiting these Chinese restaurants. However, it is a Chinese restaurant where you cannot help but have crazy service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Dale Serbousek
Great location for some late night noodle soup, dumplings, or any other Asian food that you can think of. The service was great and food was very tasty and the prices are reasonable. The duck soup was tasty, as well as the Hong Kong noodle soups, but the beef noodle soup is by far the best.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef Noodle
Mendi Susanto
Blackpepper Udon is my favorites. Can get seats fast and food also coming out speedy ? and it just located next to casino inside the Venetian.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef Noodle
Laura Lala
Unfortunately the food was very greasy, not very seasoned and barely edible. Very loud and confusing. Water not drinkable.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Tarek A.
I was staying at the hotel and I ordered the food I went downstairs and I got it it was in a bag and I brought it straight up to my room upstairs, while eating I noticed something that looked like a toothpick inside The food and I picked it up and I realized it turned out to be some piece of wood, this is no longer a matter of taste but a matter of safety and this is something that could definitely have somebody seriously injured or probably worst if they swallowed it, I would not advise anybody to eat here and I know my complaint will go unheard if I go downstairs and tell them but hopefully this message might save your life because this is not something to risk
William H.
Was at the Venetian Casino and ran into this place. Soon as u walk up it's a noodle house. Except there's Dim lights...a couple big screen TV's. Plates and silverware clacking and everyone's eating. I ordered Orange Chicken and Beef Chow Fun. Orange Chicken was ok. Beef Chow Fun was ok as well. I was told other things on the menu are better. I eat basic stuff....it looks like people are enjoying their food. If you're in the area swing by and check it out.
Norberto Schwegler
Fantastic. Lots of options and great price.Kid-friendliness: Yes...the kids loved it.
This restaurant was a tad better than the last one.I was able to get a seat immediately and the staff were awesome. The servers are quick and courteous.They sold out of the chow fun, so I got the stir fried soft noodles with bbq pork. The noodles were okay, but the pork was overcooked. The food was also under seasoned.I would not recommend or go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
annessa C
Very disappointing after waiting 6 months to travel back to Vegas to take my in-laws to noodle asia for some good Chinese food.. They’re from New York!! And I told them it’s just as good and I was truly torn!I have no images because we didn’t have are phones out during eating…Beef and broccoli was watery, orange chicken had no chicken In the middle, bbq pork was dry and it’s usually tender… I’m a La chef, and I do not take food lightly … you can definitely tell there was no love out into the food this go around.I also expressed to the manage are experience .. I felt she took it lightly and nothing will be done.And honestly after walking in and it was empty should have told me something alone! It’s always packed! And it was Easter Sunday!Oh I have an image of the receipt….
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
Ankit Shah
Food was very average. Pad thai was flavorless but stir fried noodles were acceptable. Prices were quite steep.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Ohp C.
The restaurant is very clean and food quality is good. We loved our vegetarian noodle soup, fried rice and hot and sour soup. The waitress is very friendly and courteous. The only con is the proximity to the Venetian casino floor and sometimes you are exposed to secondhand smoke when smokers are nearby. Will definitely come back.
Laughlin T
Chinese style noodles and phaAverage size potions expensive for what it is average
After reading the reviews, I was excited to check this place out but did not enjoy the food as much as I would have liked to. We ordered the Chicken Chow Fun, Black Pepper Beef Noodles, and potstickers. The chicken chow fun lacked flavor and the chicken seemed undercooked. The potstickers were really the only good thing. I would pass next time.
First the food, not flavorful at all, I ordered a spicy seafood noodle (yunnan noodle) it only had 2 pieces of shrimp and 3 freezer fish balls. For $21 They are EXTREMELY EXTREMELY overpriced. Kong pao chicken had no Kong pao flavor, Just for these two dishes with NOTHING SPECIAL cost $52! Then the service, nothing good or special they barely gave us a minute to go over the menu. Then when the bill got around, I gave a tip that I saw fit, then she had to double check that I gave the right amount, she wanted even more tip! Where ever you go DO NOT COME HERE! First of all I had a good impression of them since I came here atleast 3 times before, food was good, prices just about right. Now I absolutely ABSOLUTELY DISLIKE this place. what a shame.
The salt/pepper lobster was amazing , veggie fried rice was really good. The green beans were my favorite. Great place to eat
#Nevada #LasVegas #Noodle_Asia“If you want a flawless meal in Vegas, this is the place!”Large hotels on the Vegas Strip, such as Bellagio, Caesars Palace, and Venetian, often have Chinese restaurants on the casino level. It could be consideration for Asian guests, or it could be the hotel's trick to quickly eat a simple Noodle and get back into gambling... hehe.The Venetian where I stayed also has a fairly large Chinese restaurant on the casino level, and that Chinese restaurant is Noodle Asia. I visited for dinner, and most of the customers were Asian, and it was so popular that the wait was about 30 minutes.#atmosphereBecause it is a casino level, the air is a bit stuffy, but since the Venetian is a family-oriented hotel, the atmosphere is quite pleasant and bright.#menuThere are a lot of menus, and they have all kinds of Chinese noodles, from Cantonese wontons to beef noodles and fried noodles, as well as commonly known American-style Chinese menus.Dim sum menus are also available, and even Peking duck. The menu is a mix of Cantonese Chinese and American Chinese.#foodIt's delicious overall. This is a great option, especially for those who are thirsty for Asian food. Since it is based on Cantonese food, the food is mild and not spicy, so it was comfortable for my stomach.Briefly explain the food you ordered:- Wonton Noodles: Light wontons, smooth soup, and springy egg noodles were very delicious. I like the fragrant sesame oil scent.- Special stir-fried noodles: A typical American style stir-fried, salty chow mein. This is a stir-fried noodle that anyone can easily enjoy.- Chinese broccoli: Failed because the stir-fried vegetables were too tough.- Broccoli Beef: Delicious oyster sauce and tender sirloin are just fine.- Beef soup noodle: It was a little spicier than expected, but it had a good soy sauce flavor.- Vietnamese rice noodles: Surprisingly, it was very delicious.- Dried scallop fried rice: It was the best menu. Because it was stir-fried only with egg white, there was less of an eggy smell, and the <dried scallop powder> sprinkled on top of the fried rice was a godsend. I really liked the combination of the savory scallop powder and the light fried rice.- Chicken Lettuce Wrap: Completely different from the PF Chang we are familiar with, this simple Guangdong style is added with a fiery flavor to create an amazing taste and aroma.- Stir-fried ha gao and bok choy: Compliance- Mapo tofu: I would say it’s very poor. It's not your taste or my taste, it just tastes like stir-fried meat and then adding bean paste and water and adding starch powder. Even though the bad smell was unavoidable, the fact that there was no umami at all was evidence that the sauce such as soy sauce was not seasoned well and the stir-fry was weak. Mapo tofu is strictly prohibited in this house.#SynthesisMost Chinese restaurants in the casino level are open until midnight or 2 a.m., so they are great places for a late-night snack to satisfy your hunger. When your stomach gets tired from greasy Western food while traveling in the U.S., you can rejuvenate yourself by visiting these Chinese restaurants. However, it is a Chinese restaurant where you cannot help but have crazy service.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Great location for some late night noodle soup, dumplings, or any other Asian food that you can think of. The service was great and food was very tasty and the prices are reasonable. The duck soup was tasty, as well as the Hong Kong noodle soups, but the beef noodle soup is by far the best.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef Noodle
Blackpepper Udon is my favorites. Can get seats fast and food also coming out speedy ? and it just located next to casino inside the Venetian.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef Noodle
Unfortunately the food was very greasy, not very seasoned and barely edible. Very loud and confusing. Water not drinkable.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
I was staying at the hotel and I ordered the food I went downstairs and I got it it was in a bag and I brought it straight up to my room upstairs, while eating I noticed something that looked like a toothpick inside The food and I picked it up and I realized it turned out to be some piece of wood, this is no longer a matter of taste but a matter of safety and this is something that could definitely have somebody seriously injured or probably worst if they swallowed it, I would not advise anybody to eat here and I know my complaint will go unheard if I go downstairs and tell them but hopefully this message might save your life because this is not something to risk
Was at the Venetian Casino and ran into this place. Soon as u walk up it's a noodle house. Except there's Dim lights...a couple big screen TV's. Plates and silverware clacking and everyone's eating. I ordered Orange Chicken and Beef Chow Fun. Orange Chicken was ok. Beef Chow Fun was ok as well. I was told other things on the menu are better. I eat basic stuff....it looks like people are enjoying their food. If you're in the area swing by and check it out.
Fantastic. Lots of options and great price.Kid-friendliness: Yes...the kids loved it.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
This restaurant was a tad better than the last one.I was able to get a seat immediately and the staff were awesome. The servers are quick and courteous.They sold out of the chow fun, so I got the stir fried soft noodles with bbq pork. The noodles were okay, but the pork was overcooked. The food was also under seasoned.I would not recommend or go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Very disappointing after waiting 6 months to travel back to Vegas to take my in-laws to noodle asia for some good Chinese food.. They’re from New York!! And I told them it’s just as good and I was truly torn!I have no images because we didn’t have are phones out during eating…Beef and broccoli was watery, orange chicken had no chicken In the middle, bbq pork was dry and it’s usually tender… I’m a La chef, and I do not take food lightly … you can definitely tell there was no love out into the food this go around.I also expressed to the manage are experience .. I felt she took it lightly and nothing will be done.And honestly after walking in and it was empty should have told me something alone! It’s always packed! And it was Easter Sunday!Oh I have an image of the receipt….
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
Food was very average. Pad thai was flavorless but stir fried noodles were acceptable. Prices were quite steep.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
The restaurant is very clean and food quality is good. We loved our vegetarian noodle soup, fried rice and hot and sour soup. The waitress is very friendly and courteous. The only con is the proximity to the Venetian casino floor and sometimes you are exposed to secondhand smoke when smokers are nearby. Will definitely come back.
Chinese style noodles and phaAverage size potions expensive for what it is average
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4