Bamboo Noodle Bar
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This venue inside the casino is unimpressive and common. The meal choices are standard Asian cuisine but prepared in a non-Asian way. (I lived in Asia for a decade, so I know what authentic Asian food is.) Items are pricey and surprisingly average. And don't go in the evening: they will literally run out of noodles. Yeah, I know...noodle bar.
The food is very delicious, it tastes very good. Unfortunately, there's only one cashier, and there's always a very long line.
Rangoons were very different, but not in a great way. Would not get them again. But the sweet n sour chicken 🤩💯especially with such fresh crispy bell peppers n onions..their fried rice was best I’ve ever had!! I’d welcome this place in my home town!!
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
Bamboo Noodle Bar offers a variety of food options, with delicious noodles and decent rice. The service could be better, but the male employees were courteous. Some encounters with the staff were less pleasant, though recent reviews mention the employees are really nice and attentive. The food quality was mixed, with some inconsistencies noted, but the hibachi plate is super tasty and the shrimp are abundant, cleaned, and cooked perfectly. The restaurant was clean, but the prices seemed a bit high for the portions served. Despite good flavor, the overall experience left some customers hesitant to return due to the slow service and high prices. However, the shrimp lo mein and crab Rangoon are standout dishes, though they often run out of ingredients. The fried rice is delicious and a decent value for one person. Dishes are pricey but the teriyaki glaze is delicious.