Like always!! The food is great!! Service amazing!! Good music!!…read moreI got the beef brisket noodles!! It's a must!!! Also got the house special fried rice!! So good! Highly recommend it and like I said must try the beef brisket noodles

Sooooo...you know when people rave about a restaurant and you really believe the hype, so you go…read morecheck it out and are REALLY bummed that it doesn't live up to it? Yeah. That happened. Womp, womp. Ordered: Spicy pork dumplings - these were good, but the dough was a taaaad chewy. Flavor was solid but not outstanding. Spicy beef soup with hand pulled noodles - flavor was just okay, honestly. Kind of bland compared to other spots. Fish soup with wide noodles - same, the flavor didn't pop and should have been more sour. The noodles were excellent, and with noodle in the name, it's exactly what I expected. Buuuttt...if I have to choose between amazing noodles and decent flavors, or decent boodles and excellent flavors - I'm going with the latter.

Sasha was a great host for letting us in last minute before they had to close. She was exceptional…read moreto us! The food was great and so was the service!

It's a no brainer…read more If you can appreciate this type of Asian cuisine, you'll love it here. Nice service from beginning to end. Aesthetically pretty and so clean. The Mongolian beef was WOW. The fried rice with shrimp cooked to perfection. The shrimp tempura appetizers did not disappoint. One lychee martini was enough and delicious. I was too full but wanted to order the kung pao shrimp and I didn't. (I just couldn't lol) But- yes! I'll be back asap! And you better believe I'm ordering that kung pao shrimp first! I expected Noodles Restaurant to be good but not this good. Hope yall enjoying your spring break.

As our last meal on our Grand Circle trip, we chose Shang Artisan Noodle. We really enjoyed our…read morevisit to the W Flamingo location last year; this one on Maryland was closer to our hotel for the night. We dropped in for a late dinner at 8PM, driving there directly from Zion National Park after hiking Angel's Landing. It was still surprisingly busy inside and we even had to wait a bit for a table! The waitress first brought over some cucumber lemon water, then took our order. The food only took about 10 minutes to arrive. Spicy Beef Noodle, Knife Shaved ($15.97) - Whew that broth. It's like cough city on the first sip, that chili and sichuan peppercorn mixture really gets into the throat. It then transitions into a robustly beefy, salty, and even slightly sweet flavor. It's so beefy it's almost gamey in taste. The heat is actually very balanced, although after sipping on it throughout the meal, I started getting pretty sweaty even with the AC on blast in the building. The beef is great. it's fatty and has connective silverskin still attached; it's like the best part of the tendinous shank. Other than that there's the perfectly cooked, bouncy knife shaved noodles, and a couple of leaves of crunchy blanched bok choy. (5/5) Beef Pancake ($9.75) - I thought these would be dry like shao bing (I have never had 餡餅 before) but construction took us totally by surprised. The beef pancakes are almost like a flatter, beef version of sheng jian bao, complete with juicy beef aspic. The wrapper is chewy and thinner than a typical SJB, but works well here; it's not thin enough to cause holes that leak juice out. The meatball inside is beefy and flavorful, albeit not as tender as a typical pork meatball. The taste of both the juice and beef are very allium forward and full of umami. (5/5) Dan Dan Noodle, Hand Pulled Noodle ($13.97) - The topping is a cold meat and preserved veggie mixture, minced finely until very tender and soft. It's combined with plenty of sesame paste and peanuts, giving an overwhelming nuttiness. The noodles, in this case the hand pulled one, work exceptionally well, being perfectly cooked and staying the same bouncy consistency throughout the meal. My experience with the hand pulled noodles in broth at the other Shang location was that the noodles got too soft only ten or fifteen minutes sitting in the broth. I would definitely get hand pulled only with dry dishes. On the bottom of this dish is a really spicy sauce, both in heat and mala numbness. It's very fragrant and lemony even through there's not much red color. The dish as a whole is far more spicy overall than the Spicy Beef Noodle. (5/5) The portions Shang Artisan Noodle serves are huge. We hiked Angels Landing before eating dinner here and we were only able to finish about half our meal. Shang Artisan Noodle serves some really great noodle dishes. There's a reason we keep coming back for more! Bathrooms - Two individual rooms, one for women, one for men

Had an appointment at that plaza for my daughter's orthodontist. As we were leaving the plaza, I…read morenoticed this restaurant which has been on my list of places I wanted to try. I ordered the spicy beef soup with hand pulled noodles, spicy wontons, and my daughter had the wonton soup. The star of the show for me was the spicy beef noodles. The texture of the noodles was delicious and it had a great bite to it, and I love the amount of food I got in my serving, especially the amount of bok choy The service and environment were great, very clean and they checked up throughout the entire experience. I gave it a 4/5 because although the food was great, I've had better spicy wontons elsewhere but I would definitely come back to eat the spicy noodles again.

So bomb!!! This place is a must try! It's located in 168 Asian super market plaza (3419 S Jones…read moreblvd, Las Vegas, NV. 89146) D1 Beef Brisket Noodle only $10.95 The soup was delicious! D3 Szechuan Pork Ribs Noodle only $9.95 The noodle were so tasty and yummy. It was one of my favors and had a little kick to it. I wanted to take some home with me, it was that good! PRICE: It was super cheap! I believe it was average 10 bucks a noodle bowl. It will fill your belly up for sure. If you are in Vegas, this is a place to check out if you want noodle or if it's cold outside! I highly recommend this amazing pl

The food was delicious. I had the dry hot noodles with peanut sauce and chili oil...it was fire!…read moreMy hubby had the Chicken Ranen soup. It was a large bowl and has leftovers. He said it was very good...he even commented, I woukd come back, and we will. The server was good. After our arrival it quickly filled up and she handled it like a pro. Eventually, I believe who are the owners, also stepped in to help. They were all so nice. The place is cute, although it's not that big, everyone was accommodated. It filled up quickly because the food is that good. Oh and they have decent restrooms!

Hands down one of our favorite meals in Vegas! My husband and I are huge hand-pulled noodle fans…read moreand decided to try this one off the strip. The interior felt very modern and traditional at the same time. We ordered the hot chrysanthemum tea and it came out in a piping hot kettle. Service was very friendly and attentive. Spicy hand pulled noodle soup 5/5 - Incredibly warm, flavorful, and delicious. The noodles were perfectly chewy and the broth was packed with flavor. Generous cuts of beef as well. Zhajiang Mian 5/5 - My favorite of the two dishes and the best Zhajiang Mian I've ever tried. The minced pork sauce was absolutely delicious and coated the noodles so well. Would definitely recommend checking this spot out for your next visit to Vegas!

Wife and I were looking for a place to eat and saw that this local eatery had some good reviews for…read moretheir Taiwanese cuisine. It is located in a strip mall with an abundance of convenient parking. Inside, they had nice tables and bench seating and also had a couple of nice sized round tables with lazy Susans for larger families. We arrived around 7:30-ish and it was quiet with one or two other parties dining. Their take-out business appeared to be robust, which was a good sign that they must be doing something right with their offerings. Menu is pretty standard fair. Noodles in broth with beef shank, various dumplings, rice plates and dry noodle dishes. We started with the deep fried spring rolls which were tasty. The wrapping was very thin and delicate and had a nice crunch for each bite. There are six in an order, which is a great value. Wife ordered the Lucky Beef Noodle which has a mildly spicy broth. She asked for half the normal amount of noodles, as she feels that the noodles end up soaking up a lot of broth. I ordered the Beef Soup with Dumplings, which is basically what my wife ordered without the noodles. I wanted noodles added, so they were gracious and added the noodles my wife did not want to my order. The broth was flavorful and mild, not much of a kick. But the pork and cabbage dumplings included in my order were out of this world delicious and paired perfectly with the beef and its broth. I highly recommend this specific dish! If you are in search for Taiwanese food, give them a shot. Good quality, fresh food that is nicely flavored!

Be 10 to 15 minutes away from strip This is really a place…read moreto go if you want authentic Chinese heme noodles Everything that we order was crazy delicious

Food- 4 stars. Noodles are great, nice texture. 3 choices (flat, knife cut, and thin). Wonton a…read morelittle salty. Mushroom apt delicious. Service- efficient and available upon request. Ambiance- casual, with wall paper of ancient Chinese painting/writing. Booths and tables. Small space, with bar seating for single diners. Chicken stock tasted very light great option for low sodium dish. Open kitchen where you can see staff preparing. Value - great bang for your buck. 3 noodle dishes and 2 aptz for 68.10 with tip.

Mentai cream udon * udon with mentaiko its good…read moreSpicy dandan udon * good, little bit spicy Nabeyaki hot pot

This was my second time around and we went in as a big group of nine (seven adults and two kids)…read more We were seated in the main dining area and high chair was already placed for us at the end of the table. Our waitress and waiter were both very nice. Service is great here. I have no complaints regarding that! I started by ordering their Hot Tea Pot in the Genmaicha Tea, which is refillable ($3). The tea was good. I must've had it refilled about three times. The husband got the Asahi draft. For the food orders, we started with the cholegi salad, takoyaki, and chicken karaage. While the cholegi salad was good, I'd have to say I've had better chicken karaage elsewhere. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to skip the chicken karaage next time. It was lacking in flavor so I asked for table salt to sprinkle on top of it. For the main dish, our party ordered beef sukiyaki udon, tendon, tuna and avocado poke don, nabeyaki udon, and kake udon. Everyone enjoyed their entrees. For dessert, we got everything that was on the menu so that we could sample them. I particularly enjoyed their matcha pudding in that it was more than what the picture showed. There were layers of azuki beans and black sugar syrup underneath the green pudding. This one was my favorite! The sweet potato ice cream was the party's favorite. Overall, I really like the vibe of this restaurant. I'll be back again to try other things on the menu that I didn't get to try this time.

Why does Las Vegas' Asian food scene go so hard compared to San Diego? I wish we had a cozy spot…read morelike Win Kee Hong Kong BBQ & Noodle back home. This is a tiny, no-frills restaurant, but the food and customer service were both excellent. I came here with my Taiwanese parents, and one thing I really appreciated was that our server switched to Mandarin while taking their order. It made the whole experience feel so welcoming. We ordered the duck and chicken combo, the duck and BBQ pork combo, the crispy noodle combo, and the wonton soup with duck. Every dish was delicious. The duck and BBQ pork were juicy, flavorful, and had just the right amount of richness. The gai lan was cooked perfectly--tender but not mushy. The noodles were packed with flavor, and the sauce wasn't overly salty. My mom especially loved the wontons and kept saying they tasted fresh and homemade. The restaurant itself is tiny, probably only around eight tables, so I wouldn't recommend it for groups much larger than four. The decor is adorable though--it feels like you're sitting on a little street corner in Hong Kong. If you're looking for quality duck and noodles without any fuss, this place absolutely delivers. I'd happily come back the next time I'm in Las Vegas.

I saw on Yelp that this place was known for its delicious roasted duck, along with several other…read morehighly recommended dishes. We ordered the two-item combo with roasted duck and honey-glazed BBQ pork, along with wonton soup and chow mein. Everything was delicious, especially the duck. The wonton soup was also very flavorful, although I wish it had come with a few more wontons. I also thought the vegetables paired really well with the meals. The restaurant is a bit small and cramped, so it may not be the best place to dine with a large group. The service was quick, although we did feel a little rushed, likely because of the limited seating. Overall, the food was excellent, and I'll definitely be back.