Casual, contemporary eatery featuring Chinese noodles, dim sum & congee, plus late-night dining.
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Address: 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 414-1444
Website: http://www.noodleasiavenetian.com/
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About · 3355 Las Vegas Blvd S Las Vegas, NV 89109 · (702) 414-1444 Toll Free: (877) 283-6423. Amenities. General: Dining. All.
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Lydia
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.
… moreService: 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.
Priya Srini
The atmosphere at Noodle Asia was pleasant, and even during lunchtime the wait was only about 10 minutes. The food overall was very good. The xiao long bao stood out—the soup inside each dumpling was rich and flavorful. The roast pork and duck with rice was also excellent, well-prepared, and full of taste. The Singapore meifen was good as well, with shrimp and pork cooked nicely; however, although it was labeled spicy, it could definitely have used more heat.
The only area that could use improvement is the service. The servers could be a bit warmer and more attentive.
Overall, a solid dining experience with great food and a comfortable atmosphere.
… moreThe only area that could use improvement is the service. The servers could be a bit warmer and more attentive.
Overall, a solid dining experience with great food and a comfortable atmosphere.
Danny Real
Every time I’m in Las Vegas I stay at the Venetian just so I can eat at Noodle Asian been going here for last 17 years. I’ve tried all their menu by now and it’s all very delicious. Even if you’re in another hotel make your way to the Venetian casino floor right by the poker room and sports book. You will not be disappointed I promise you. For hangover cure I recommend the wonton soup
… moreThe Mid-Watch
Wow! This place is legit! Decently priced considering you’re in Vegas. This place is authentic. The flavor profile in the food is amazing and the menu has an element of simplicity, but you’ll surely find something you’ll love here.
Definitely worth checking out!
… moreDefinitely worth checking out!
Imtiaz Hasan
Right in the heart of Venetian resort and hotel, am amazing Asian food spot with great noodles, dumplings, Mongolian beef, chow fun noodles. Service was amazing and really good comfort food. They had this great passion fruit soda with Boba that was really nice.
… moreHungry Vegas
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.
… moreThe 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.
Sa Lee
There was no wait when we arrived, and the restaurant itself is beautiful—right outside the casino near the sports betting area. The staff was incredibly friendly, quick, and very accommodating, which made for a pleasant atmosphere. I really enjoyed my Vietnamese coffee—it was strong and fresh, exactly how I like it—and the mimosas came with a fun sugar rim that added a nice touch.
Unfortunately, the food itself was disappointing. The dishes we tried lacked flavor, and my soup tasted more like water with peppers boiled in than a flavorful broth. Everything looked great, but the taste didn’t match the presentation. For the price, the value just isn’t there. While the service and setting were lovely, I wouldn’t return based on the food.
… moreUnfortunately, the food itself was disappointing. The dishes we tried lacked flavor, and my soup tasted more like water with peppers boiled in than a flavorful broth. Everything looked great, but the taste didn’t match the presentation. For the price, the value just isn’t there. While the service and setting were lovely, I wouldn’t return based on the food.
Franchesca Brianna De Guzman
The waiting time was quite long, but it can still be a good Asian dining option in the area. There wasn’t anything particularly surprising or standout about the dishes, but overall everything was decent and satisfying.
… moreSarah C
We had three dishes: chive dumpling, orange chicken, and jjampong. All three were subpar and way overpriced.
I chose the orange chicken assuming it would be difficult to go wrong with American Chinese food. However, the dish had an unappetizing mushy texture, thick breading, and overcooked, dried chicken. Panda Express would have been a much better choice.
My partner’s jjampong had imitation crab and fried tilapia as toppings for this Korean-Chinese spicy noodle soup; we have never seen those ingredients in this dish ever before anywhere else. (This should have already been a res flag.) The soup flavor was dull and lacked any depth whatsoever.
I am not sure how there are reviews describing this restaurant as authentic. I wouldn’t go back even if the food was free.
… moreI chose the orange chicken assuming it would be difficult to go wrong with American Chinese food. However, the dish had an unappetizing mushy texture, thick breading, and overcooked, dried chicken. Panda Express would have been a much better choice.
My partner’s jjampong had imitation crab and fried tilapia as toppings for this Korean-Chinese spicy noodle soup; we have never seen those ingredients in this dish ever before anywhere else. (This should have already been a res flag.) The soup flavor was dull and lacked any depth whatsoever.
I am not sure how there are reviews describing this restaurant as authentic. I wouldn’t go back even if the food was free.
Cindy N
I’ve been to this Chinese restaurant several times, and overall, it’s a solid choice—especially if you’re in the mood for something comforting and flavorful. One thing to note: it can get really packed during major convention events. They don’t take reservations, so it’s strictly first come, first served. If you’re planning to visit during a busy time, be prepared for a wait. However, outside of those peak hours, the wait is usually minimal.
The food here is generally quite decent. I’ve tried a variety of dishes and found some of them satisfying. That said, my absolute favorite is the Wonton Soup, the best I’ve had in Las Vegas. The wontons are perfectly made, and the flavor is consistently spot-on.
… moreThe food here is generally quite decent. I’ve tried a variety of dishes and found some of them satisfying. That said, my absolute favorite is the Wonton Soup, the best I’ve had in Las Vegas. The wontons are perfectly made, and the flavor is consistently spot-on.