Chinese Restaurant

Asian BBQ & Noodle

Las VegasOpen nowCloses at 8:00 PM 7 views

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Asian BBQ & Noodle is listed on FindALoco in Las Vegas, NV with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Chinese Restaurant.

Asian BBQ & Noodle is a Chinese restaurant at 3400 S Jones Blvd #5c in Las Vegas, Nevada. It is a neighborhood option for diners looking for roasted meats, noodles, and cooked-to-order stir-fried dishes in one place. The menu described by customers includes dry and soup noodles served with roasted duck, roast pork, or chicken, alongside other stir-fried plates. That range makes the restaurant worth considering for a casual meal when you want to choose between a bowl of noodles and a plate built around barbecue-style meat. The listed address is in the 89146 ZIP code, making it a practical destination for people in Las Vegas who are already nearby or planning a meal along South Jones Boulevard.

Roast meats are a central draw in customer comments. Reviewers particularly praise the crispy pork belly, describing crackling skin, tender meat, and a savory flavor, while roast duck is another frequently mentioned choice. Customers also point to stir-fried dishes, noting vegetables cooked over high heat and a smoky wok aroma that may appeal to people who enjoy the character of freshly made wok cooking. Noodle fans can look for both broth-based and dry preparations, with roasted duck, roast pork, and chicken among the combinations mentioned in reviews. These customer observations offer a useful sense of what regular diners seek here, though individual experiences and preferences can differ.

The atmosphere appears casual and can be busy, especially when the dining room fills up. That makes Asian BBQ & Noodle a possible fit for an uncomplicated lunch or dinner with family, friends, or a fellow noodle enthusiast, particularly if your group enjoys sharing different roasted-meat and stir-fried dishes. At the same time, customer feedback about service and waiting varies: some diners focus on the food, while others report frustration with table turnover or being seated. If timing matters, consider allowing extra time rather than planning around a quick visit. Reviews also mention cash or Zelle as payment options, so checking current payment methods before you go is a sensible precaution.

The restaurant’s posted hours are Monday through Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; Friday, closed; and Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Confirm the schedule and payment options before visiting, as business details can change. With a listed rating of 3.9 from 941 reviews, feedback reflects a range of experiences rather than a single universal verdict. For diners in Las Vegas seeking Chinese barbecue, roast duck, crispy pork belly, and dry or soup noodles, Asian BBQ & Noodle offers a menu with several recognizable choices. Go for the dishes that appeal to you, keep expectations measured about service, and allow the meal to unfold at a relaxed pace.

Ratings & Reviews

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Kobe N
11h ago

Asian BBQ & Noodle is one of those spots that instantly wins you over the moment the food hits the table. The crispy pork belly is the star — perfectly crunchy skin, tender meat, and that rich, savory flavor that keeps you going back for “just one more bite.” The roast duck is right up there too: juicy, flavorful, and roasted with the kind of care you only get from a place that really knows what it’s doing. Everything tastes fresh, balanced, and made with intention. If you’re craving legit Chinese BBQ with standout pork belly and duck, this place delivers every time. Definitely worth a visit.

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IIIceCream
11h ago

The roast duck and stir-fried dishes were both very good. The vegetables were stir-fried over high heat, and you could still smell the “wok hei” (that smoky stir-fry aroma) when the dishes arrived at the table. As others mentioned in the reviews, there really isn’t much service here, but I wouldn’t say the service attitude was bad. In my opinion, that’s pretty normal for this type of restaurant, where the food quality is usually the top priority. However, I wouldn’t highly recommend the char siu — it was a bit too salty for my taste, though that may just be my personal preference. Also, there were a bit too many feathers left on the roast duck.

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bao tram nguyen
11h ago

This traditional noodle shop is among the top 100 Chinese restaurants in the US. The menu is diverse and extensive, offering dry and soup noodles served with roasted duck, roasted pork, and chicken. The restaurant is very crowded and only accepts cash or Zelle. The prices are very reasonable compared to other restaurants. The chilled herbal tea pairs perfectly with these dishes.

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D.L. Cohen, Ph.D.
11h ago

Have you ever been to Hong Kong and found yourself captivated by the aromas drifting from narrow alleyways lined with hanging roast meats, the chatter of shopkeepers, and the rhythmic clang of woks meeting open flame? The experience is …

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junling xue
11h ago

Worst experience ever. I wish I could give 0 star. Joined the waitlist, but the staff never cleared finished tables or called the next party. There were multiple empty tables sitting with dirty dishes while people on the waitlist just kept waiting. If the restaurant isn’t able to turn tables or seat new guests, it would be better not to keep the waitlist open. Waiting while watching several finished tables sit uncleared was really frustrating and made the whole process feel disorganized.

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