Noodle Asia

This spot was a pleasant choice for us while choosing a spot inside the Venetian. The service was quick and friendly. The 8 little spicy dumplings had a very thick wrapper and not much meat. 3/5 on taste. The best part was the sauce, and the worst part was the $12 price tag. The sweet and spicy pork chops are fantastic! Seriously. Could not get enough of them! Definitely try! The savory beef tenderloin was incredibly delightful. The big juicy beef pieces were velveted perfectly! Melt in your mouth! The only real downfall of this spot is that it is kinda loud from being on the casino floor and the prices are 50-80 percent higher than in Chinatown. But we get it, you pay for convenience. And if you have to chose food in a casino, we can vouch that this food is pretty good.

There was no wait when we arrived, and the restaurant itself is beautiful—right outside the casino near the sports betting area. The staff was incredibly friendly, quick, and very accommodating, which made for a pleasant atmosphere. I really enjoyed my Vietnamese coffee—it was strong and fresh, exactly how I like it—and the mimosas came with a fun sugar rim that added a nice touch. Unfortunately, the food itself was disappointing. The dishes we tried lacked flavor, and my soup tasted more like water with peppers boiled in than a flavorful broth. Everything looked great, but the taste didn’t match the presentation. For the price, the value just isn’t there. While the service and setting were lovely, I wouldn’t return based on the food.

Had lunch today at Noodle Spa inside The Venetian, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The hot and sour soup, Kung Pao chicken, and fried rice were all bursting with authentic flavor—each dish perfectly balanced and delicious. The cozy ambience made it even better, with a clean and welcoming space and a nice view of the casino that added a touch of excitement without being overwhelming. Service was prompt and efficient—my food arrived quickly and piping hot. To top it off, the jasmine tea I had after the meal was soothing and aromatic, the perfect way to end a satisfying lunch. If you’re staying at The Venetian or attending an event at the Expo, I highly recommend stopping by Noodle Spa. You won’t regret it.

I've been to this Chinese restaurant several times, and overall, it's a solid choice—especially if you're in the mood for something comforting and flavorful. One thing to note: it can get really packed during major convention events. They don't take reservations, so it's strictly first come, first served. If you're planning to visit during a busy time, be prepared for a wait. However, outside of those peak hours, the wait is usually minimal. The food here is generally quite decent. I've tried a variety of dishes and found some of them satisfying. That said, my absolute favorite is the Wonton Soup, the best I've had in Las Vegas. The wontons are perfectly made, and the flavor is consistently spot-on.

We were so heartbroken that night because it was our anniversary, and we wanted to celebrate somewhere at midnight, but all the places were closing early since it was Monday. Luckily, we found Noodle Asia—the service was fast and the food was delicious. We ended up celebrating exactly the way we wanted. A must-visit!