I wasn't too impressed.. first, know there is no table service. That also means tables leave their mess, and it may take a while to get cleaned. If you sit out of the restaurant, u get to enjoy the taste of smoke with every bite.The food came out fast, but lacked in flavor. The pho had tiny hard meatballs and huge chunks of intestines. I'm not used to thst at all..The bao buns had very little meat inside.The duck was sticky, and had no crisp to the skin. Every bite had a tiny bone or cartilage in it, it definitely wasn't cut properly. This made eating it difficult and very disappointing for 30+ dollars.The meat on the noodles had no flavor..I heard great things about this place, but I definitely didn't see any shine or highlights...
Need to improve some asian food. It's not authentic. The Xiao long bao needs to have some soup inside not dry and broken in the bottom. The Tom yum soup needs to be more sour and needs more spices to taste like the real authentic one. You pass the bulgogi beef.Service is alright.Atmosphere is okay, just too much people smoking so it smells like smoke.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Beef Bulgogi
Joe A.
Danae was absolutely sweet and helpful when I came to ordering and and applying our players points! Amazing service! We got the beef bulgogi and Vietnamese beef noodle soup! Always great food!
Lindsey B.
Really good food!! Danae helped us out and she's the sweetest person ever, made us feel so welcome and so helpful!! I will definitely be back!
FRANCISCO MAGANA
The Vietnamese coffe is the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Garrett Jones
Orange chicken was overcooked. Decent spot. Good service. Beef was delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Khaled Alabed (خالد العابد)
Good food great customer
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Denise C.
Best Seafood udon noodles I have ever had!! Also their beef bulgogi and spicy udon along with their steam pork buns. All dishes they make have such a good flavor and their service is nice too! Definitely recommend this place!
Glen M.
One of the things that hurts this place has nothing to do with the restaurant. The seating area is right next to the smoking area of the casino. Really odd that they have a non-smoking area next to their gift shop, snack bar and nicer restaurant but not next to their three other eating establishment, Noodles, The Cafe and the Luis Reys sports bar. On nicer days, there is a patio close by so you can take your food outside if desired. But, back to the place. This is a stand-in-line to order, wait for them to bring you your food place. There is some seating inside the order / prep area but the majority of the people sit in the larger area next to the slot machines. There is a menu board on the pillars as you enter and additional menus up by the registers. This causes a bit of delay as new people wait to get to the register before they figure out what they want. If you have a medium appetite, you can easily share one entree. The Beef Bulgogi is very good and does come on top of bean sprouts with a side of white rice. Quantity changes on each visit but the prices and food quality here are much better than the Chinese place in Harrahs. When we are a little more hungry, we like to add one of the rice dishes. We will either get the combo fried rice or the pork fried rice. The soups are also very popular here and are all around $19. Again, a large bowl and very filling. They have free bottled water if you ask. From standing in line, to order to delivery of food can take a while so hopefully you are not in a hurry. We do enjoy it even though the closest dining environment is less than optimal. Enjoy!!!
James Wan
Changes are inevitable, but not always for the best nor agreeable.From past visits and experiences, Noodles was a surprisingly good restaurant for Chinese dishes. The food court always felt a bit limited, but I can always count on having some comfort food items here.Today, the menu has been changed and updated. For the good, there are some welcome additions. Other Asian-inspired dishes have been incorporated. Unfortunately, I don't think the quality consistency is here anymore. Staple dishes like the Orange Chicken could have been more crispy and less sugary. The Fried Rice needed a bit more wok hay. The flavors were a bit muddled and not as distinctive as before. The introduction of Pad Thai should have been better thought out, for this staple dish usually determines the tradecraft of good Thai cooking.Dim Sum items and Wonton Shrimp Noodles continued to be very good. Along with the Bulgogi.The biggest disappointment here is the deletion of the Porridge/Jook from the menu. This was once the best example of such a basic dish I have ever had. I am saddened to see it gone.
This was probably the best tasting noodles I've ever had. Went there twice when I was staying at the casino. Had the Seafood Udon, Lo Mein combo, Fried Rice, and Tangerine Chicken. Everything was delicious!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tim B.
Worst casino food on the planet! Paid $20 for a plate of lo mein and it was so bad I couldn't eat it (and this place has the nerve to call itself "Noodles"). This is exactly why I do not tip until after I've tried the food and received good service SO stop shoving that tip screen in our face and suggesting tip amounts when we pay before we eat. This is also the first casino I've been to that did not serve quality premium food which is totally unacceptable and downright greedy. The entire kitchen staff and casino management should be ashamed.
Sarah Weyland
Stomach aches both me and my friend ,only detail I want to share.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ty Duong
Good restaurant in Pala casino. Food is good, affordable. Great service. I love that they automatically give you extra bowl or plate to share.
Mister M.
We had to return all of our plastic ware, as it appeared to have been previously used (food was still stuck to it). Even the "new" forks had a film that was remarkably similar that found in cheap dishwasher detergent. In other words, they're "recycling" their plastic ware. The paper napkins also had evidence of being re-used. Gross There's also a lack of chairs. Only two per table, so if you want to eat with three people you're going to be stealing someone else's chair. The amount of seating in general is woefully inadequate. As for the reason to come into the restaurant, the food? Overpriced and remarkably substandard. The chicken in my lo mein tasted like it had been sitting out for a week, and was so dry it would give Anakin Skywalker horrible flashbacks of his days on Tatooine. Skip this disgusting place.
I wasn't too impressed.. first, know there is no table service. That also means tables leave their mess, and it may take a while to get cleaned. If you sit out of the restaurant, u get to enjoy the taste of smoke with every bite.The food came out fast, but lacked in flavor. The pho had tiny hard meatballs and huge chunks of intestines. I'm not used to thst at all..The bao buns had very little meat inside.The duck was sticky, and had no crisp to the skin. Every bite had a tiny bone or cartilage in it, it definitely wasn't cut properly. This made eating it difficult and very disappointing for 30+ dollars.The meat on the noodles had no flavor..I heard great things about this place, but I definitely didn't see any shine or highlights...
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Pala Combo Fried Rice, Lo-Mein
Need to improve some asian food. It's not authentic. The Xiao long bao needs to have some soup inside not dry and broken in the bottom. The Tom yum soup needs to be more sour and needs more spices to taste like the real authentic one. You pass the bulgogi beef.Service is alright.Atmosphere is okay, just too much people smoking so it smells like smoke.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Beef Bulgogi
Danae was absolutely sweet and helpful when I came to ordering and and applying our players points! Amazing service! We got the beef bulgogi and Vietnamese beef noodle soup! Always great food!
Really good food!! Danae helped us out and she's the sweetest person ever, made us feel so welcome and so helpful!! I will definitely be back!
The Vietnamese coffe is the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Orange chicken was overcooked. Decent spot. Good service. Beef was delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Good food great customer
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best Seafood udon noodles I have ever had!! Also their beef bulgogi and spicy udon along with their steam pork buns. All dishes they make have such a good flavor and their service is nice too! Definitely recommend this place!
One of the things that hurts this place has nothing to do with the restaurant. The seating area is right next to the smoking area of the casino. Really odd that they have a non-smoking area next to their gift shop, snack bar and nicer restaurant but not next to their three other eating establishment, Noodles, The Cafe and the Luis Reys sports bar. On nicer days, there is a patio close by so you can take your food outside if desired. But, back to the place. This is a stand-in-line to order, wait for them to bring you your food place. There is some seating inside the order / prep area but the majority of the people sit in the larger area next to the slot machines. There is a menu board on the pillars as you enter and additional menus up by the registers. This causes a bit of delay as new people wait to get to the register before they figure out what they want. If you have a medium appetite, you can easily share one entree. The Beef Bulgogi is very good and does come on top of bean sprouts with a side of white rice. Quantity changes on each visit but the prices and food quality here are much better than the Chinese place in Harrahs. When we are a little more hungry, we like to add one of the rice dishes. We will either get the combo fried rice or the pork fried rice. The soups are also very popular here and are all around $19. Again, a large bowl and very filling. They have free bottled water if you ask. From standing in line, to order to delivery of food can take a while so hopefully you are not in a hurry. We do enjoy it even though the closest dining environment is less than optimal. Enjoy!!!
Changes are inevitable, but not always for the best nor agreeable.From past visits and experiences, Noodles was a surprisingly good restaurant for Chinese dishes. The food court always felt a bit limited, but I can always count on having some comfort food items here.Today, the menu has been changed and updated. For the good, there are some welcome additions. Other Asian-inspired dishes have been incorporated. Unfortunately, I don't think the quality consistency is here anymore. Staple dishes like the Orange Chicken could have been more crispy and less sugary. The Fried Rice needed a bit more wok hay. The flavors were a bit muddled and not as distinctive as before. The introduction of Pad Thai should have been better thought out, for this staple dish usually determines the tradecraft of good Thai cooking.Dim Sum items and Wonton Shrimp Noodles continued to be very good. Along with the Bulgogi.The biggest disappointment here is the deletion of the Porridge/Jook from the menu. This was once the best example of such a basic dish I have ever had. I am saddened to see it gone.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
This was probably the best tasting noodles I've ever had. Went there twice when I was staying at the casino. Had the Seafood Udon, Lo Mein combo, Fried Rice, and Tangerine Chicken. Everything was delicious!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Worst casino food on the planet! Paid $20 for a plate of lo mein and it was so bad I couldn't eat it (and this place has the nerve to call itself "Noodles"). This is exactly why I do not tip until after I've tried the food and received good service SO stop shoving that tip screen in our face and suggesting tip amounts when we pay before we eat. This is also the first casino I've been to that did not serve quality premium food which is totally unacceptable and downright greedy. The entire kitchen staff and casino management should be ashamed.
Stomach aches both me and my friend ,only detail I want to share.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 1
Good restaurant in Pala casino. Food is good, affordable. Great service. I love that they automatically give you extra bowl or plate to share.
We had to return all of our plastic ware, as it appeared to have been previously used (food was still stuck to it). Even the "new" forks had a film that was remarkably similar that found in cheap dishwasher detergent. In other words, they're "recycling" their plastic ware. The paper napkins also had evidence of being re-used. Gross There's also a lack of chairs. Only two per table, so if you want to eat with three people you're going to be stealing someone else's chair. The amount of seating in general is woefully inadequate. As for the reason to come into the restaurant, the food? Overpriced and remarkably substandard. The chicken in my lo mein tasted like it had been sitting out for a week, and was so dry it would give Anakin Skywalker horrible flashbacks of his days on Tatooine. Skip this disgusting place.