Noodle Asia

Isaac Sam a month ago

This outlet delivers exactly what comfort food should be. The wonton noodle soup was warm, satisfying and packed with generously filled wontons, while the simple stir-fried cabbage was fresh and well executed. The Century Egg Porridge is also so well executed and it’s really comfort food in a foreign land. Nothing particularly extraordinary, but everything was tasty and comforting. Service was friendly and efficient, making for a pleasant and fuss-free dining experience. A reliable spot when you’re craving a hearty Chinese meal.

Hans de Vries 3 weeks ago

This place is a staple for our visits to Las Vegas. Quality is really high and prices are reasonable, definitely doesn’t break the bank like other restaurants in Venetian do. I had the salt and pepper fish which was a LOT of food and very nice! It was (obviously) peppery, but not too hot! The location next to the Venetian Casino floor is a nice plus for the atmosphere. Food is served very fast so a great place for a quick lunch or dinner.

Abhi 2 weeks ago

Noodle Asia at the Venetian is a great spot for flavorful, satisfying Asian comfort food .The soups are rich and comforting, the noodles have a nicely authentic taste, and the rice dishes are just as good. Portions feel generous, the food comes out hot, and the prices are very reasonable for a Venetian restaurant. It’s a solid choice when you want something tasty, filling, and well-priced.

Lydia 5 months ago

Food: the fried rice is surprisingly good; not too greasy and very fluffy. The gongbao chicken we ordered is not the authentic one and not even spicy, more like tomato sauce chicken. Service: it was during CES dinner time, and we waited 10-15 minutes. The staff are nice and attentive. Constantly came to add water for us. Ambiance: casual and cozy.

Jodi Girl 10 months ago

This spot was a pleasant choice for us while choosing a spot inside the Venetian. The service was quick and friendly. The 8 little spicy dumplings had a very thick wrapper and not much meat. 3/5 on taste. The best part was the sauce, and the worst part was the $12 price tag. The sweet and spicy pork chops are fantastic! Seriously. Could not get enough of them! Definitely try! The savory beef tenderloin was incredibly delightful. The big juicy beef pieces were velveted perfectly! Melt in your mouth! The only real downfall of this spot is that it is kinda loud from being on the casino floor and the prices are 50-80 percent higher than in Chinatown. But we get it, you pay for convenience. And if you have to chose food in a casino, we can vouch that this food is pretty good.