Fresh, Flavorful Noodles and Asian Cuisine in a Relaxed Setting
The Noodle Den in Las Vegas is a beloved spot for lovers of authentic Asian dishes and freshly made noodles. Diners appreciate the light, satisfying meals that leave you feeling good, with highlights including hand-cut noodles, mushroom noodle soup, BBQ fried rice, and perfectly spiced orange chicken. The restaurant’s calm, quiet atmosphere enhances the dining experience, while the friendly service ensures guests feel welcome. Vegetarian options are thoughtfully available, and the generous portions mean takeout boxes are often a must. This restaurant is perfect for anyone seeking quality Asian cuisine with attentive service and a cozy vibe just off the Strip.
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Ishita Paste
in the last weekWe had the veggie noodles here — the taste was pretty decent, but they were served cold. When I mentioned it to the server, she initially didn’t believe me and only reheated them in the microwave before bringing them back. She was extremely rude, arrogant, and in such a hurry that she nearly dropped the bowl on me. Her behavior was also blatantly racist, which completely ruined our dining experience.
David Smith
a week agoKaran Singh
a week agoThe food was on point and they have some really good beers as well. I got the “Happy Buddha” and the “Kirin” and both were amazing. The Dan Dan chicken noodles were on point, they did not have any added sweetness and the spiciness was just on point. Great atmosphere and service as well! If you like Americanized Chinese food, this is a great place.
Holly
a week agoThis place is amazing!! I cant recommend it enough and is a place we will definitely come back to!
Stacey Chuck
a week agoWe came with a party of 11. The hostess was not very accommodating. We got on the waitlist and originally we had nine and when I added two more people, she got snippy and said well now it'll be an hour instead of 40 minutes. They have very few gluten-free options so we decided to go to the much more welcoming Balla next-door. In the end, it only took them about 35 minutes and the hostess had no reason to be so snippy when I added two people. You would think they would welcome the table of 11 and a $700 bill.