Noodles

For a first visit to Noodles in Las Vegas, the choice was made to explore a new dining spot after reading various reviews. A reservation was secured, which turned out to be a wise decision. Despite booking a booth, the group was seated at a very small half booth with barely enough space for the plates, and the tables were noticeably close together. The atmosphere was bright, airy, and open, creating a pleasant dining environment. The service was "efficient," although there were some challenges during the experience. Questions arose, and one server responded by rolling their eyes, which was unnecessary despite the busy evening. The iced tea and food were served promptly, but getting a tea refill proved difficult. The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the food. The duck was exceptional, and the sweet and sour dish was amazing. There's interest in returning to try other menu offerings, with hopes that service will be a bit friendlier and more attentive next time.

Stopped by for a quick meal during a visit to the MGM Bellagio casino and was impressed with this small spot. It offers a wide variety of authentic Asian cuisine. The atmosphere is fairly relaxed, but the service could use some improvement. The initial server mixed up our orders and forgot some items. We had to get the attention of other staff members to receive our complete meal. When it was time to pay, our server briefly returned, placed the card machine on the table, and then disappeared.

Stopped by for a quick meal during a visit to the MGM Bellagio casino. Though it's a small spot, it was surprisingly impressive, offering a wide range of authentic Asian cuisine. The atmosphere was fairly relaxed, but the service left much to be desired. Our waitress mixed up our orders and forgot some items. We had to flag down different servers to complete our meal. When it was time to pay, our original waitress reappeared briefly to leave a card machine on the table before disappearing again.

Tucked away in the Bellagio, this spot delivers high-quality food at reasonable prices. With a wide variety of options, the food truly stands out in terms of quality. The value for the level of food offered is impressive. While prices are typical for the Las Vegas Strip ($20-25 per person for lunch), the quality you receive makes it worthwhile. If you're looking for a dining option near the Bellagio, this is a solid choice.

Situated in the Bellagio hotel, Noodles had a bit of a wait time, but we were able to book a table through open table. The service was okay, although we did have to flag down our server multiple times. The prices for the food were high, but that's to be expected on the Vegas strip. However, we must admit that the mango pudding was truly exceptional. As someone of Chinese descent, I have to say that it wouldn't be my top pick to return, as we have had better for a similar price elsewhere.

I recently visited this Asian restaurant on the strip and was pleased to finally find a spot that served good Asian food. I was able to get a seat at the bar immediately without a reservation. The staff were attentive and always made sure my water was refilled. The overall vibe of the restaurant was average, nothing too special. I decided to try the Shanghai fried rice with pork after a server's recommendation, and it did not disappoint. The rice was cooked perfectly and not greasy at all. I opted for the spicy version and it really hit the spot. The prices were on par with other Asian restaurants on the strip, but the quality of the food here was definitely superior. The portion size was generous and left me feeling satisfied. I highly recommend this place if you find yourself at the Bellagio and craving some Asian cuisine. Give it a try!