Noodles

This is noodles restaurant is over-rated. The restaurant looks better than its poor quality of food served with small to minal portions beyond over priced menu items. The simplest pho or even the thai noodles soup were medicore,, bland and to no excitement taste was a waste of money. The orange juice was more satisfying. It's sad when on the beverage list, a hot water with lemon and honey cost $3! It's free every else. I dont recommend a place that has no flavor with expensive pricing on small bowel noodles that you can get anywhere, ironic when the name is a what they should specialize to keep it you enticed to keep coming back. First time there but last, just wanted to try since I stay at the bellagio. BTW. Better to reserve a table, or else an hour average wait time. Bar seating available if you don't want to wait if any seating left as an option.

I didn’t have a reservation, so I walked up and was seated at the bar. The staff was friendly and the service was good. However, I ordered the chicken satay app and found it to be dry with a mediocre peanut sauce. The chicken fried rice was also disappointing as the chicken did not look like real meat. I ended up only eating the rice. The total bill came out to $50.00, which I felt was too much for the quality of the food. Despite this, the service and staff were great. I expected more from a restaurant located in the Bellagio.

Noodles in Las Vegas, located inside the Bellagio hotel, had a bit of a wait but we were able to book through Open Table. The service was okay, though we did have to try to get our server's attention multiple times. The prices were a bit high, but that's to be expected on the Vegas strip. I have to admit, the mango pudding was absolutely delicious and one of the best I've ever had. As someone of Chinese descent, I wouldn't necessarily choose to go back again as I have had better meals for the price we paid.

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.

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!

Noodles at the Bellagio continues to impress with its authentic Pan Asian ambiance and exceptional food. The spring rolls are a must-try, perfectly crispy and bursting with flavor. The tempura dishes and BBQ pork tenderloin are also outstanding choices. The sauces that come with the proteins are incredibly tasty and worth trying. Overall, Noodles never disappoints and remains one of the top dining spots in Vegas.

I give 3 stars because of the disposable chopsticks. Bring back the normal Asian silverware because covid is far over. The noodles have a decent Chinese menu, and nothing is complicated to order. The plates I ordered were okay, nothing special. Black bean sauce hor fun is just bad, too much corn starch un the sauce. If you are not ear fast enough, the sauce is running like water, and hor fun is breaking in pieces. The won ton is excellent, but the noodles thet use is nasty. Overall, it is hit or miss, but I hope they will bring back my asian chopsticks.

Probably the best noodle experience in town. The food here is so authentic and delicious. The service is quick as well. I really enjoyed this place. Must visit if you like noodles and dim sum. Thanks

The staff did what they could do to accommodate the best they could. This was during the hack. Great waitress and the food was fast and good!! I did the tofu with eggplant to die for. Potstickers yummy!! Thank you

It is a nice Cantonese restaurant. The chashu, porridge, fried rice , and mango pudding were tasty. The din sum was pretty good too, although it was not that hot when it was served. It could be perfect if it was hotter. The service was good. The atmosphere was decent but the tables that were close to the entrance were super windy and chilly. Also the cigarette smell was a little bothering. Hopefully next time I can reserve a table that is more inside of the restaurant.

I arrived around 2PM on a weekday as a solo traveler. I was seated immediately without a reservation. The restaurant seemed about 60% full. Firstly, the water tasted off. Tasted... Musky. Immediately -1. Service was relatively quick. I got my food within 10 minutes of ordering. I ordered the Chow Mein Mandarin Noodles with Beef. The portions of noodles were pretty generous, but the vegetables and beef were lacking in quantity and quality. It was all stir fried well, but the beef didn't taste as tender as I would like. I would say that the dish is one small step above fast food Chinese places, and more expensive. I saw others ordering noodle soup dishes that seemed to be well received, so I may go back to get something else. The servers do also speak Chinese, so that was nice.