Noodle Exchange

The experience at this Las Vegas restaurant was highly disappointing. The female staff members displayed extremely unpleasant attitudes, with a tendency to roughly place the plates on the table and demonstrate overall rudeness. The food was average at best and did not compensate for the poor service encountered. We have decided not to return. Unbelievable.

I visited the Gold Coast primarily for gambling, and I can confidently say it's among my top five casinos in Vegas. After spending considerable time at the tables, I requested comps for the Noodle Exchange and was pleasantly surprised with $50. The food was incredible, the service impeccable, and I left feeling completely satisfied. They offer a Hot Pot option, and I look forward to bringing my family next time, as they've been eager to try it.

Visited this Chinese restaurant recently and had a generally enjoyable experience. The standout feature of the meal? Definitely the dim sum! The selection was remarkable, offering everything from traditional pork buns to more adventurous options. Each dumpling was expertly made, with delicate yet robust wrappers enveloping fillings that were full of flavor. The shrimp dumplings were particularly impressive, featuring plump, succulent shrimp encased in translucent, beautifully pleated skins. While the other dishes were decent, it's the dim sum that truly shined. If you're nearby and in the mood for authentic dim sum, this spot is definitely worth checking out.

Experience/Environment: Noodle Exchange in Las Vegas is an absolute gem. It's the perfect spot for enjoying a solo date with a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. In the past, hotpot at home was a massive production involving many plates and hours of cleanup. Here, you can savor the hotpot experience without any hassle. Price & Food: The pricing is fixed based on your choice of protein, and you can pay a bit extra if you want more of something specific. The seafood plate could use more shrimp, as it currently comes with only three, which is hardly enough even for a snack. Their drinks are quite good, definitely worth trying if available. Service: It's usually not very busy, so there's always staff around who are ready to help. Everyone is friendly and attentive. NTT [[Next Time Try]]: There’s also a complete regular menu to explore, though hotpot is highly recommended for anyone who hasn’t tried it yet. Thank me later ;) Smile, eat, hydrate. Live honestly and don't settle. Hope to see you there! xoxo

Noodle Exchange in Las Vegas offers reasonable prices, especially for a restaurant located within a casino. The hot pot stands out as a great deal and tastes quite delicious. However, the Pho is underwhelming, and the veggie sides are unappealing. The Gyoza and soft noodles, on the other hand, were quite good. Rating: 3.5 stars.

I found the prices at Noodle Exchange to be reasonable considering it's located inside a Vegas casino. The hot pot was both delicious and a great deal. However, I wasn't impressed with the Pho and the vegetarian side options left something to be desired. On the plus side, the Gyoza and soft noodles were quite tasty. Overall, I would give Noodle Exchange 3.5 stars.