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3.8 (888 reviews)
ModerateChinese, Noodles
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Har gow... had better
Rustin L.

Was picking up some malasadas at Pipeline (amazing) and did a quick search for a lunch spot nearby. Rainbow Kitchen was closed. Found Noodle Kitchen and was in the mood for roast duck, and liked the idea of some dim sum options. All in all the flavors were pretty good. Dishes weren't perfect but as mentioned, they still tasted good. By not perfect, for example, chow mein the vegetables were a little over cooked and they used a lot of bell pepper which isn't a really common, authentic chow mein veggie unless tomato beef. Kung Pao chicken was good but wasn't spicy. Har gow was very mid. The biggest offender was the duck however. It had all the symptoms of it being reheated as the skin was very dark, not the golden red color it should be, but more like dark brown. Skin was brittle, over rendered and meat was tough. I've seen this before at home when you reheat leftover duck. I didn't ask them to take it off our bill, but I did let them know about it and they could see the plate was hardly eaten, giving them a chance to make that decision, but they did not remove it. Ironically their former sister location Chubby Boy BBQ on Spring Mountain (new name now) had some of the BEST roast duck in Vegas. She said it was the same but unfortunately it was not. I could potentially go back here to try other items in a pinch, but more likely it will get the infamous "first and last" time here. Still looking for the ultimate Chinese spot in Vegas' "Second Chinatown". Let's go people!

Roast Duck Noodle
Corinne P.

I was craving some great Chinese food and this definitely hit the spot. They have a big menu to choose from such as noodle dishes to soups to dim sum. We got the duck noodle soup, chili garlic pepper chicken wings, and pork siumai. The duck soup was very flavorful and great chunks of meat. The broth tasted very good by itself and we added spicy chili oil for our own tasting. The chicken wings were very crispy and came with chopped green onion and jalapeños on top. It had a little spice to it but not too much. The pork siumai was good but I thought it was nothing too special compared to other places. It tasted great but I rather get the other stuff more. The waitress was very attentive and helpful. She automatically gave us more napkins and filled our water. There were about 6 tables inside. I noticed a lot of take out orders. Can't wait to come back to try more stuff.

Rob L.

Some of the beat noodle and soup dishes around. I had the signature noodle dish which is the braised beef a bit spicy with shanxi sliced noodles. Flavor snd broth on point and tried some shrimp hargow dim sum as well. Service was good I went for lunch and the restaurant was about half full. Food came out very fast within 5 minutes and tried the thai ice tea as well. Overall great spot for dumpling and noodle dishes.

Montse S.

Service was excellent, she was the only server on yesterday at 6pm but I didn't catch her name. The signature noodles were as always excellent, rich broth, fresh cilantro, plenty of beef and of course fresh noodles cooked perfect. The shrimp har gwar was nice, stuffing well seasoned and cooked right. The only disappointment was the kung pao chicken, it had no spice although you could see red peppers fried with it. It lacked flavor and spice but the chicken was tender. A good size portion but perhaps we will stick to chow mein next time.

ZERO. TERRIBLE. We ordered a duck soup and this is what "meat" was in it. ALL GIZZARDS. All trachea and up.

Nicholas L.

I'm so glad I found this place!!! Super delicious.. I'm pretty basic with my Chinese food, orange chicken, bbq pork, fried rice. However this place serves steamed chashu bao and it's freaking amazing. Wow I would stop by just for that!! Honestly so good. This place is conveniently located right off the freeway so I drive from Henderson for the chashu. Great food, great service, cozy dining room. I recommend stopping by.

Taiwanese Tomato Beef Soup Noodles
Kay S.

How could anyone give this place less than five stars like really? This is one of my favorite local spot. I come here at least 3 to 4 times a month specifically 40 Taiwanese tomato beef braised noodle soup. The service is great. They're always attentive. The place has been renovated and it's really nice inside and clean. Couldn't ask for a better small local comfortable space to have your noodles.

Roasted Duck with Noodles
Regina L.

Came in last night after the wait at Shang Artisan was an 1.5 hours. The Noodle Man didn't not have a wait and the service and food was top notch! There was only one server working and she took it like a champ! She waited four tables and managed to provide timely assistance. This location is not big, it only had five tables and a bar for customers to watch the noodles being made. My wife and I ordered with our eyes and not our stomachs because we ordered two appetizers and two entrees. We ordered the beef rolls, scallion pancakes, chicken knife cut noodles, and the duck noodle. The flavors were finger licking good. I wished they gave more sauce for the beef rolls, and that the noodles had a spice level.

Broccoli Beef

Food is absolutely delicious! Staff is so so so nice and attentive. Highly recommend, 10/10!!

Noodles with Shrimp Slices and Green Pepper
Daryl E.

A local showed me this spot, and I am so glad they did. Noodles are made fresh every morning, and the flavors on everything is over the top, absolutely delicious. Definitely worth swinging by and giving this place a try if you are in the area.

Chongqing Street Noodles
Tim T.

To me, it is hard to say anything negative for The Noodleman. Rather authentic, food comes out quick, staff is extremely friendly, clean interior and laid back atmosphere. Similarly if you were to ask me what stands out at the Noodleman, I can't really pinpoint one particular thing. I guess, I can walk out satisfied after some relatively good noodles for $25 for a meal of two, that's always a plus. Chongqing Street Noodles: great spicy kick with mild numbing flavors. Generous amount of noodles and minced pork. If you like spicy food, this is a viable option. Mongolian Beef Knife Sliced Noodles: thick noodles coated with sauce and aroma from the Mongolian beef. Great for those who enjoys a thick cut noodle, me personally, I am not a big fan as the thickness of the noodle makes it hard for the sauce and flavor to be embarked by the flavors. Leaving it somewhat dough-y. My girlfriend loves this dish, so I'll leave it up for personal preference. Beef Burrito- I heard most about this this than any of the items on the menu. It was good, but some of the things I find underwhelmed is the skin is so thick, the green onions have a "fridge smell" to it, but the sauce in the burrito and the beef is spot on.

Beef dumplings
Bethany T.

Stopped by today to grab a few apps. The Spicy wontons definitely needs more chili oil. I was slightly disappointed they werent sitting in oil. But still very tasty. The wings were amazing. I love the pepper mixture that came on them. Add a very unexpected flavor. The dumplings were very good. I would have loved another side of sauce.

Special menu
Diana W.

American Chinese food for local taste? Definitely not something for anyone with a Chinese stomach. Kinda like Panda Express, greasy, salty, off texture and taste. Except Panda Express has their texture and taste down even if greasy and salty. But they have 3 locations which means alot of locals like it? Just not for me. Photos looked good though. We were the only Asians in the whole restaurant for a Monday night. Sadly, if I am looking for American Chinese food, this also might not hit my craving :/ But didn't mean it's not good, just not good for me. My stomach was too sensitive for this place.

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This is a hole in the wall noodle restaurant with amazing duck soup and scallion pancakes for a reasonable price!

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Really hard to enjoy good food when the place smells like a dirty bathroom. We used to love eating there.

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Gluten free options?

They have rice dishes. Rice is gluten free

Do they have gluten free choices?

Im almost sure they did not have a.Gluten free option of anything on the menu

Do they use MSG here?

Yes, thirsty after having eaten the food

Are the vegetarian items truly vegetarian or is there fish sauce/meat stock?

Yes vegetarian is truly vegetarian.

Are there gluten free noodles?

Sorry, I really do not know. I was curious, so I tried to google it, but couldn't find any solid answers. Call them to find out

Is there wifi?

No Wi-Fi.

Can they deliver food?

Through Postmates, yes.

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Noodles is one of the restaurant offerings at the Bellagio. It's a midrange option: not super fancy…read more(or super expensive), but a moderately upscale Asian fusion kitchen. You'll find Noodles off the casino floor near the Baccarat Bar. On a Sunday evening, I had no trouble getting in without a reservation. While there are noodles from several cuisines on the menu, don't be put off if you're looking for something besides pasta and broth. There are things to explore and old favorites: Chinese, Thai, Malay, Japanese. They have a good selection of teas. And dim sum, too. As it happens, I did have noodles: I can recommend the Singapore noodles, which had a nice curry flavor plus just a little heat. There was plenty of barbecued pork and veggies in the dish. I was impressed with it and look forward to coming back to try some of their other dishes from cuisines I'm less familiar with. That's the advantage of a place like this: You can easily find something safe, but also try something new. The ambiance is upscale without being oppressively fancy, if you know what I mean. A lot of red, white and black. It's nice, but you won't feel weird if you're casually dressed. Comfortable seating. Attentive service. There is some noise drifting in from the gaming floor, but it's not too bad, especially if you sit toward the back.

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Overall, I would come back to try other dishes. Reasonable prices. For my taste, the dishes were a…read morebit too oily #B3 Szechuan Chicken in Chili Oil: 7/10 #B5 Mungbean Jelly Noodle: 6/10, l expected it to be chewy and bouncy, but the texture was as soft as a loose jelly-refreshing, but it didn't absorb the sauce well. #D2 Szechuan Beef Brisket Noodle: 8/10 The broth is aromatic and delicious, and I like their handmade noodles, but the meat was quite dry and tough, definitely not brisket as it was as dry as chuck beef. I hope they improve the meat. The staff were very friendly, and the space was clean and comfortable

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