Noodle Asia

This outlet delivers exactly what comfort food should be. The wonton noodle soup was warm, satisfying and packed with generously filled wontons, while the simple stir-fried cabbage was fresh and well executed. The Century Egg Porridge is also so well executed and it’s really comfort food in a foreign land. Nothing particularly extraordinary, but everything was tasty and comforting. Service was friendly and efficient, making for a pleasant and fuss-free dining experience. A reliable spot when you’re craving a hearty Chinese meal.

Solid, underrated Asian option in a major Vegas hotel. I have been to Noodle Asia a several of times now (including in 2025), and it’s become one of my go-to spots when I am around the venue. Service is consistently good, friendly staff, fast, and attentive. It’s great for groups, and we have rarely had to wait or only waited a few minutes. It’s one of the only real Asian restaurants in the property, and I think it’s pretty underrated. The prices are definitely on the higher side (as expected in a big Las Vegas hotel), and it’s not going to be the absolute best Asian food you’ve ever had compared to a dedicated spot back home. But for the location, the quality is solid, the portions are generous, and the taste is reliably good. Overall, it’s a strong choice when you want Asian food without leaving the hotel. Would definitely recommend if you’re in the area and craving noodles or Asian fare. No major complaints, just a dependable spot. I like the shu mai, combo pho/rice. Jjampong wasn’t impressive.

The atmosphere was not very welcoming, and although the service itself was fine, the food was extremely disappointing. In fact, it was so bad that I found it almost inedible. From the way the meal was served, it seemed like the food had been prepared earlier and simply reheated when we ordered, rather than being cooked fresh. That made the experience feel careless and unpleasant, especially considering how hot the food was when it arrived. On the first bite, we actually burned our mouths, and I even burned my lip, which made the meal even more frustrating. When the bill came, we were honestly shocked by the price. The cost did not match the quality of the food at all. Paying that much for a meal that tasted so poor and felt reheated was very disappointing. I left feeling like the restaurant offered very little value for the money. The only reason I can imagine they still get customers is because they are open late, which may be convenient for people who do not have many other options at that hour. Overall, this was a waste of both time and money. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for a fresh, enjoyable, or reasonably priced meal.

We ordered this through the sports book at Venetian, but it was AMAZING!! So delicious and very large portions! I assumed it was another overpriced Vegas restaurant with a small portion for $28, but I definitely could have split it with someone. But it was so delicious, I ate all of it. Highly recommend!

Consistent quality foods and quick service alone should give Noodle Asia high praises, we’ve never been disappointed coming in here for a quick bite, multiple experiences over the years during our Venetian stays. There is no pretense here, just no-nonsense delicious Chinese food made with fresh ingredients at reasonable prices. Their portions are generous as well.