Beijing Noodle No. 9

The staff at Beijing Noodle No. 9 in Las Vegas were friendly and attentive. The Dan Dan Noodles were delightful—not overly spicy but full of flavor, with perfectly cooked noodles. The General Tso's Chicken arrived hot and crunchy, just as it should be. Highly recommended for a quick and satisfying meal.

I was pleasantly surprised to be able to secure a seat at Beijing Noodle No. 9 without reservations. The server was very helpful in explaining the menu and giving recommendations on how to best enjoy the dumplings. If you're a fan of dumplings, this is a must-visit spot. Plus, the prices are quite reasonable for Las Vegas.

I recently ordered take out from Beijing Noodle No. 9 and tried the yang fried rice and mini spicy dumplings. The dumplings were incredibly juicy and the spicy garlic sauce was delicious. However, the fried rice was a bit disappointing with small shrimp and not much pork. I would definitely recommend trying more of their dumplings in the future.

The food at Beijing Noodle No. 9 is very average and not worth the high prices. The flavor is mediocre, similar to fast food quality. The portions are decent, but nothing stands out in terms of taste. The beef on the chow fun dish was tough and dry, and the dumplings were just average. The service was slow, with one dish taking about 30 minutes to arrive after the others. The restaurant's design is chic and beautiful, but it can get very loud and busy inside. The bill came to over $180 for this average meal. It is recommended to try other options nearby for higher quality food, such as the Bachannal buffet or Giada's.

The food at Beijing Noodle No. 9 in Las Vegas was very average, with a mediocre taste that didn't justify the high prices. The flavors were comparable to fast food from Panda Express, and the beef in the chow fun was tough and dry. The dumplings were also just average in taste. Service was slow, with one dish arriving 30 minutes after the others were finished. The restaurant itself had a chic and beautiful design, but it got loud and crowded quickly. The bill came to over $180 for this average meal. Overall, I would recommend dining elsewhere for higher quality food, such as the Bachannal buffet next door or Giadas.

Beijing Noodle No. 9 is a fantastic spot for a meal. The beef & scallion dumplings were a great way to begin the dining experience, fresh and flavorful. We also tried the Dan Dan Noodles and General Tso's Chicken with steamed rice, both dishes were delicious and satisfying. Highly recommended for a tasty and filling meal.