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4.7 (540 reviews)
ModerateNoodles, Taiwanese

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C6. Braised Minced Pork Noodle / 台灣巷口肉燥麵
Lucy L.

A friend of mine took me here.. while I am still convinced that Shang's artisan has better beef noodle because the beef noodle here didn't have a great flavor and their noodle was not chewy. It was kind of falling apart. We tried popcorn fried chicken and their cucumber salad , spicy wonton , minced pork with noodle , and we like them dishes. Xiao long Bao is good but the skin is too thick. I also really like the decor setting of this place. It makes me feel like I'm sitting at a restaurant in Taiwan. The waiter was really attentive when we first came in. He was already welcome and greeted us and he kept checking on us so we really like to Service as well. The place was quite empty on Saturday night. parking was easy to find ! I thought they don't have good foot traffic in this plaza. Hope they can keep up and stay in business . I will definitely come back to buy different items on their menu

A2.  Taiwanese Fried Chicken / 台灣鹽酥雞
Felicia C.

I came here for lunch with my husband on a Sunday and we got seated immediately. I wanted to come here since I am Taiwanese and this is one of the only Taiwanese restaurants in Vegas that sold Taiwanese fried chicken. We ordered the Taiwanese Fried Chicken and Dumplings. Taiwanese Fried Chicken - I was a little disappointed to see that it was popcorn chicken and not fried chicken breast cutlets. However, it was still pretty good! The flavor was spot on, but I wish that it was more crunchy. The portion was pretty big though, so this is a good item to share! Dumplings - This is actually such a bang for your buck and so delicious. The filling is cabbage and pork and the wrapper is tender. Feels homemade and fresh. Overall, I would definitely give this place another shot. Next time I'm ordering the beef noodle soup!

Susan L.

Great Taiwanese lunch What I ate: - Pork chop and rice: the pork was amazing, flavorful, tender, juicy. It wasn't super crispy but no complaints. It came with 2 large pieces of broccoli. I was missing the tea egg but such a minor complaint. The rice was long grain, not sticky. - Steamed veggies: I don't know what it's called on the menu as my friend ordered it, but this was steamed cabbage topped with a some sauce and meat. Really good - Picked cucumber: very vinegary and sharp - Beef noodle soup: this was the surprise hit of the meal. Neither of us expected much, but this came out in a HUGGGGE bowl. The noodles were nice and chewy with bounce and bite. The broth was rich and flavorful with a tinge of heat. Amazing flavor. Beef was tender. Pros: - Everything we ordered and are was amazing! I didn't have any complaints about anything - Menu was varied but not overly long of overwhelming - Great Taiwanese flavors - Generous portions - The decor inside was charming with wooden tables. The plates all had blue in one way or another, making everything look nice. - Plenty of seating inside for large or small parties - Close to the strip, about 10-15 mins away Cons: - I was initially very worried because I came in for lunch on a Friday and there was only 1 other party in the empty restaurant. But don't let the empty tables fool you, the food was so good - Parking lot had small skinny spaces Would I come again? Yes

D1.  Crispy Fried Pork with Rice / 台式香炸豬排飯
Agnes Y.

Decided to try Lucky Noodle because of the good reviews. Parking is easy and the restaurant decor is very pleasant. Table spacing is not tight at all and is very comfortable. The two of us shared the Taiwanese Fried Chicken appetizer 台灣鹽酥雞, Lucky Beef Noodle with spicy broth and handmade noodles 台灣正宗紅燒牛肉麵, and Crispy Fried Pork with Rice 台式香炸豬排飯。 They seem to do their frying very well. Both the chicken and pork chop were crispy on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside. The Beef Noodle came with six pieces of tender beef shank. The homemade noodles were a bit softer than I like. In general food was decent. My favorite was the Taiwanese Fried Chicken. Since we came at around 1:30pm on a weekday, the restaurant was not busy at all. The only waiter was helping out in the kitchen a lot. Luckily the kitchen can be seen through the large glass window, and the waiter could be flagged down for service. Prices were fair and affordable. This is a decent Taiwanese restaurant.

John P.

Had another great dinner here. One of our favorite noodle restaurants in Las Vegas. Our favorites here are the fried rice, chicken chow mein, crab pots, and spicy won tons. Great food, atmosphere, food, price and service.

C8.  Hot and Sour Soup with Noodles / 台式酸辣湯麵
Ezra A.

one of my big pregnancy cravings was hot & sour soup & i'm happy to say that lucky noodle didn't disappoint. my whole family loved their dishes. service was kind, friendly. the ambiance was open, inviting, & the restrooms were clean. highly recommend the hot & sour soup, cucumber salad, & sugar donuts based on personal experience. my parents also really enjoyed the hot chili wontons. my daughter also ate 2 whole orders of their bao dumplings! come here! worth the hype.

Lulu L.

This is one of my favorite new noodle restaurants. At a time when it seems like every other place is increasing their prices and decreasing portion sizes and quality, Lucky Noodle stands out as an exception, as they've maintained both very reasonable prices and great quality with generous portion sizes. Even though it's not even in the same price range/category as Din Tai Fung, I would still recommend this place over Din Tai Fung any day!

Popcorn Chicken (8/10), $8
Jonathan K.

Came with some friends on Friday night for dinner, and they were not very busy. Quickly seated, and great service throughout the evening. This spot is Taiwanese, and they serve a lot of traditional small bites to regular meals, such as popcorn chicken, wontons, beef noodle soup, braised, pork, rice, fried rice, and so much more. As a Taiwanese myself, I felt that this place was quite authentic, and reminded me of times visiting Taiwan. If anyone is interested in the islands, culture and food, this place is quite representative with warm hospitality and delicious food. Beef Noodle Soup (8/10), $15 - Very light broth! While not being overly heavy, is still packs a delicious, smooth, clean flavor, and richness. After eating a massive bowl, you don't feel uncomfortably bloated, but can still head home and get a peaceful nights rest. - Beef itself was super tender, and basically melted in my mouth. - Portion sizes are huge! The bowl is even larger, and they give a plentiful amount of beef and noodles - Noodles are hand pulled, fresh, chewy. This spot rivals even the great Shang noodles in Vegas Popcorn Chicken (8/10), $8 - The chicken could have been fried just a tad more to be a little crispier, as some pieces came out a little bit soggy - Overall, the flavor resembles that exactly of what you would get in Taiwan with the five spice mix - This is a fantastic item to share with the table, as they give a good amount of chicken, probably enough for four people Overall, fantastic local Taiwanese restaurant with reasonable prices, extensive popular local, Taiwanese dishes, and huge portion sizes. Definitely recommend the spot, and I will be back.

Vegan C16. Veggie Noodle Soup
Tim T.

Stopped by Lucky Noodle on a Saturday afternoon around 2PM. The place was calm and mostly empty, with soft jazz playing in the background--clean space, relaxed vibe, and friendly, attentive service. I ordered the Lucky Beef Noodle in spicy broth, and it definitely hit the spot. The portion was solid, the beef was tender, and the broth was savory without being overpowering. What stood out most was how well the noodles absorbed the flavor--something a lot of noodle shops miss. It's subtle, but makes a huge difference. Overall, pretty authentic and satisfying. I'll be back.

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Leo A.

Very, very good! I got the lucky beef noodle and spring rolls. The spring rolls were flavorful. The beef noodle soup, wow. Beef was very tender, broth was delicious. I got the hand made noodles and they had good texture and well crafted. The service was good, I was checked on and the server made sure I was all good. Ambiance was comfortable. There are a lot of good details, down to the utensils. They had a tv playing videos from social media that features their food and restaurant. I included some pictures. It wasn't busy when I went, it was a cold night outside so people probably weren't down to commute.. but there were a lot of takeout / deliveries being picked up while I was there. Definitely recommend this place. Flavorful and authentic, excellent visual details. I will be coming back!

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Jeffrey M.

Lucky Noodle in Las Vegas is tucked away in a quiet plaza and feels like a hidden gem. The soup dumplings and cucumber salad were fresh and really good. There was only one server working as host and server, but she was fast and attentive. Simple spot, great food, worth checking out.

Becca W.

Stopped by Lucky Noodle before heading back to AZ--our first time here, and with a 4.8 rating on Yelp, we had to give it a shot. We arrived right when they opened, so we had the place to ourselves. The service was great, and the restaurant was clean and a decent size. We ordered the Lucky Beef Noodle, Wontons in Red Chili Sauce, Wagyu Beef with Truffle Xiao Long Bao, and Taiwanese Fried Chicken. Everything was delicious! The Lucky Beef Noodle wasn't quite the same as what we've had in Taiwan, but it was still flavorful. The wontons were a highlight, packed with flavor and served with a tasty peanut-chili sauce combo we really enjoyed. The Xiao Long Bao had a nice truffle aroma, though honestly, using Wagyu didn't make a noticeable difference. Still tasty, though! The Taiwanese Fried Chicken was super crispy, and the portion size was generous. All in all, we're glad we found this spot!

Orange chicken
Jessenia R.

Upon walking in, the ambiance felt a bit confusing, the background music gave off a fine-dining, Michelin-style vibe, but the space itself is very much a casual noodle shop. The food was just okay; the noodles tasted average and didn't have that "wow" factor. Service was friendly but noticeably slow, and they forgot our side of rice, which we had to request. Prices are a little high, but pretty typical for being off the Strip. Overall, a decent experience, but nothing standout.

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Do you have options for gluten free (celiac)? Also, do you have gluten free soy sauce/tamari available?

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