Beijing Noodle No. 9

Beijing Noodle No. 9 provided exactly what I was looking for, although it didn’t reach a five-star level. There was a bit of a wait for a table even though some appeared to be available. Once seated, the service was impressively quick. The marinated mushrooms were delightful if you enjoy the spongy texture of fungi. The Dan Dan noodles could have benefited from more seasoning, but they were still quite satisfying. The rosé was pleasantly neutral—cold and acidic, making it an ideal pairing with the meal. I’ll definitely visit again.

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.

The menu at Beijing Noodle No. 9 offers a variety of authentic Chinese dishes. Our favorites included the beef chow fun, BBQ pork, ma po tofu, cumin lamb, duck fried rice, and snow pea leaves. Just be prepared to pay higher prices, as is common with restaurants on the strip.

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 was very average and not worth the high prices. The flavors were mediocre and comparable to fast food quality. The beef on the chow fun was tough and dry, while the dumplings were just average. The service was slow, with one dish arriving 30 minutes after the rest of the meal was finished. The restaurant itself had a chic and beautiful design, but it was busy and loud inside. Overall, the experience was underwhelming, especially considering the bill came to over $180. It was recommended to try other nearby restaurants for higher quality food, such as the Bachannal buffet or Giada's.

This was one or anticipated reservations during a trip to Vegas to see a concert. The interior of this restaurant is very beautiful. After you pass the long big fish tanks we were greeted with a ceiling like no other place we have been. Even with a reservation the wait for service and food was a little long but worth it. Everyone at our table ordered something different and we all shared. Everything was delicious and different. If you like noodles and dumplings, this is a good choice when in the strip.

Great place to grab a bite to eat. (all area buffets were "full" by noon) The beef & scallion dumplings are a nice start. Fresh & juicy with all the flavors. We shared the Dan Dan Noodles and General Tso's Chicken w/ steamed rice. It was all so delicious & filling!

Dont bother coming here. The soup dumpling was the worst thing we ordered. It was cold and dry. Even the frozen soup dumpling from Costco would be x10 better. All the other 6 noodle dishes we ordered were ok to eat . Wouldn't bother coming again.

OK the dumplings and soup is amazing. We got every dumpling they had. 10. I didn't too much care for the bun. Not enough filling. Too dry for me. 6. The spring rolls was a 8.5. Getting our food took a little longer than expected. But hot and delicious. Area is small. I don't like being seated close if other options are available. Overall rating is an 8.

On of the best places in Vegas to get authentic, fresh and affordable Chinese food. The staff is super friendly and provide great recommendations based on your mood. Lots of options of vegetarians as well.

We had late night eats at this noodle house and the food was delicious!! Fresh, hot, full of flavour and fast! Service was great. And a busy spot for after midnight. Stays open til 4am.

I liked the decor. Service was ok. Food was very good. But don't ask for steamed vegetables because that is exactly what you get. Steamed. No flavor, no sauce. Unless you combine it with another dish. The seafood wonton soup was good. Two large shrimp. Gotta get the hot chili oil for this. Really adds to the flavor and it will tingle your tongue. Overpriced like everything around here, but overall very good. Next time I want to try the soup dumplings. Salt and Pepper Shrimp is very good.

The food was out of this world! The service was outstanding and we can't recommend the chilled cucumbers enough!

The quality of food and service provided is top-notch. The decor at the restaurant, with its bright and modern furnishings, is trendy, sophisticated but relaxed. Although the prices may seem pricey, they can be expected in a high-end establishment such as this one.

We hadn't initially intended to dine here, but since all other venues were fully booked on a weekend night, we decided to give it a try. Boy, were we glad that we did – the cuisine was phenomenal, the atmosphere pleasant, and the service outstanding – absolutely no complaints.

This place was nice. They had really great variety of dishes and the food tasted very fresh. The soups were very hearty and some proportions were pretty big. I recommend the steam buns and dumplings! It's a bit pricey but worth the money. The environment is nice too, only down side was that the staff weren't too attentive and we had to call for the bill, but the food is great!