Big Wong Restaurant

Just got done eating here, and the food was amazing!!!! I had the beef curry which had a lot of flavor and the beef was soft and easy to chew. My husband had the fish ball wonton noodle soup and it was just full of flavor. We also got the fried shrimp wontons that came out super fresh and hot. The service was fast didn’t have to wait long for a table or for our food.

The owner and the waitress were very nice and helpful with menu options and even helping describe the ways in which dishes would be traditionally eaten. I do appreciate a restaurant doing this even if you would never normally ask these questions. The food was definitely similar to what I had in China, and the restaurant has a comfortable cozy atmosphere. Affordable and well portioned. Will return, with my shirt on.

The Food Not counting the mishap a long time ago...first restaurant while visiting Las Vegas is Big Wong. It was pretty empty when we walked in so I was skeptical, but it was actually not bad. My friend ordered Beef Ramen Plus Shrimp Wonton. While I ordered their Shrimp Wonton with Noodle Soup and Hoi Nam Chicken Over Seasoned Rice. The Beef Ramen Plus Shrimp Wonton was interesting. The soup base tasted like a pho soup base, the noodles had a nice texture, and the meat and wontons were good. The Shrimp Wonton with Noodle Soup was also not bad, better than some other places I've tried. I got dark meat for the Hoi Nam Chicken, which came with rice, and was better than expected. Rice had a good flavor, chicken was not dry, and the sauce was a good compliment. The Miscellaneous The restaurant is in a plaza amongst others, it has a private lot but gets packed during peak hours. The restaurant is average sized with a good amount of seating. The interior is like a typical Chinese restaurant, but their restroom was very clean. It was pretty empty during dinner hours, but might be because peak hours are at a different time? The service was pretty quick and the employees seemed pretty nice. They have a decent selection of dishes on their menu, focusing mainly on rice, noodle, and curry it seems. This was a good first experience of Asian food in Las Vegas.

Amazing food at good prices! Love me some cheap & delicious food! 😋 the hainan chicken rice is sooo good, and they give you a lotta meat especially for the price! No oily ginger onions but it’s alright. The spicy sauce & the soy dipping sauce is good. The potato came with the thin ribeye is boiled, which is not the best, but the steak is decent. The salt & pepper wings are fresh, hot & crunchy! Overall good experience, will come again when want to spend less than $30 for dinner 😛

Little hole in the wall place to eat. We loved their curry, so spicy but the roti pancakes are so good we ordered more to go! The shrimp wontons were loaded with tasty shrimp and we loved them as an appetizer! We also tried the salt and pepper wings but forgot to snap a pic of them, they were so good! Highly recommend giving it a try!

Absolutely amazing experience. I was absolutely blown away at the value of this place. It was solid food for like $7-$8 for most items. It was exhilarating being able to order whatever i wanted from the sides/desserts/appetizers sections and still be under like $12 a person. I had a preserved egg which was a really interesting experience that I recommend, along with chinese sausage. I had a great experience here and will bring all of my poor, tired, and hungry friends and acquaintances here whenever I am offered the opportunity. Please support small businesses.

Clean cozy atmosphere with super friendly staff. Takes a bit longer to wait for the food during off hours. But the carefully prepared food is well worth the wait. I highly recommend the chinese style Beef Curry w/o tendons over rice and their Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce.

Generous servings for the Hainanese Chicken rice. The rice is tasty, but meat can be more tender. The Shrimp dumpling soup is my favourite. Rest of the food we tried is average.

Wow, this spot is life changing. They weren't playing. The noodles came out so fast. Spicy beef brisket noodles- so much depth in the broth. Brisket was the most tender I've ever had in Vegas. Popcorn chicken was good, but the noodles stole the show. I want to come back to try the dry noodles and bone broth.

This is a new experience for us. The noodle comes out with a hot soup base and you put each ingredient in and cook it yourself. We also got the fried chicken, which didn't look as good as the main yelp photo but tasted fine. I enjoyed putting all the ingredients in myself and the soup base was delicious (tomato one). Very rich and yummy. I got the regular one, without extra meat. I'd try the beef stew one next time. Not sure if I would have been full if we didn't order the chicken as well. Mom was impressed by how clean the bathroom was, which for a Chinese restaurant is very impressive. The space is clean and seating is also large, with each booth can comfortably seat 6. My only gripe is the a/c. We sat down and it was end of May, so very hot. Not long after I heard the server tell the back to turn off the a/c. WHY????? We were eating the super hot soup noodle and my poor mom was sweating like crazy all over her forehead. I run very cold and I was uncomfortably hot there. You cannot just turn off the a/c in Vegas summer while serving piping hot soup. We died. I had to ask for them to turn on the a/c and they did but it was ridiculous to have turned if off to start with. Other guests also complained as well. Please don't turn off the a/c! I don't understand restaurants that try to save money on heating and cooling. Don't you want your guests to be comfortable in the hour or two they are dining with you? It's not worth it.

This was exactly what we were craving!! The original broth and the tomato broth are gluten (and soy) free! The original noodle soup broth is SO rich, savory, and umami! Everything came out quickly and the noodles are made of rice so the entire meal was allergy safe for me! There's lots of room for people to sit and it's quite cute in there! We really enjoyed it and will absolutely be back!!

Wow! Finally! Now, our #1 favorite local Chinese restaurant for noodle soup and appetizers!! Comfort food, casual and bomb appetizers!!l Spicy Brisket Noodle Soup, and popcorn chicken is worth trying (what we liked so far). Their spicy level is for medium spicy lovers; I'm a mild spicy, barely can enjoy it. Staff speaks English and Mandarin. LEGIT when it's bunch of Asians eating there after 9pm on a weekend...Xiaoye! Amazing for Vegas but probably decent or okay for Chinese 626/SGV taste buds Vegas is known for pretty bad Chinese (Taiwanese, Canto, etc), Korean, Vietnamese comfort food. Tourist are use to 1 good dish, or ayce eat places vs place we can consistently dine over and over again. And local Vegas only knows only what they know. We are coming from lower standards of 626/SGV/OC taste buds, living locally, and to the point being disgruntled. But still reluctantly trying to find at least worse Chinese, Korean or Vietnamese places. $5.99 Spicy and sour cucumber salad. Tasty. $8.99 Spicy beef tripe. Loved it. $8.99 Taiwanese style popcorn chicken. Lucky Day is our favorite restaurant popcorn chicken so far (but that's it, not much other good enough for us to spend on). This restaurant is our #2 favorite popcorn chicken joint. $15.99 Hot dry rice noodles with soy sauce and lotus root slices. Noodle soups are good for the rice noodle. But dry noodles's sauce was disappointing, but tasted better once added the cucumber appetizer sauce (sugar). I think it they added a little garlic that would make it nicer too. $17.99 Spicy beef brisket rice noodles. Beef eaten on the side. Definitely worth getting again. Modernized to add stuff like corn, ham, shenanigans..but not dairy or overall fatty/oily items. So Tawianese modernizing vs too much of westernized version of fusion. Interested to try their added new rice dishes like $13.99 Beef Brisket with White Rice, and $13.99 Shrimp Fried Rice. $7.99 Fried Squid Tentacles. $7.99 Fried fish chops (don't know what this is but sounds good). $6.99 Spicy Pig Ear. $7.99 Tempura pawns $6.99 Scallion pancakes if it's homemade. $5.99 Steamed Chicken with chili sauce. Etc .

Came here on a Monday night and the parking is horrendous. This restaurant is located in a small strip mall with a good handful of popular restaurants such as Monta, Hwaro, and the original Kung Fu Tea. So you can imagine how many cars are in this little parking lot. I got lucky and found 2 parking right in front of Ten Seconds. This is my first time having this type of hot pot. I got the regular broth with beef brisket and my daughter ordered the Kimchee beef soup. The items came out fast. The soups were boiling and i cant help to think that the hot soup bowl looked like a giant dog bowl. lol The lady explained what the items are to my grown adult daughter, all the while had her back at me. She even put the raw egg in the soup bowl and swished it around for her. I had to follow along and do that myself. She then went on to tell my daughter to put the meat in and swirl it around so it can cook. When she was done with my daughter, I was thinking she would do the same and explain what all the little condiment bowls had in it. Nope, she just pointed at my bowl of brisket and said, 'That is a side,' ( I assume she meant not to put it in the soup?) and then walked away. What just happened? My daughter was laughing. Oh well, I didn't take it personal. The noodles were good and the broth is yummy as well. I'd like to come back one day and bring my adult son. If i get the same treatment, then i'll know that lady didn't like me...even though I paid and left her a very good tip. lol

One night I was browsing and see what new restaurants I like to go visit and Ten Second Yunnan Rice Noodle popped up. Finally today I was in the area. It was around 4pm, is only 1 table with customers Not really sure what this about, but luckily the menu have pictures and also fine print on the toll bottom explains what come with. I ordered the A16, you can check out some of the other Yelppies picture of the menu, you see what I ordered So it came out a bowl of very hot boiling soup, follow by all other small plates, and now I understand why the name TEN SECOND, you need to put all them small plates into the hot bowl while the soup still boiling, and let it sat for maybe another 10 seconds, and....now you may dig in. Something different and the noodle is very good and very soft Why 4 out of 5? Well I was ready for the check for awhile, but the server is too busy listen to I assuming their regular talk, talk, talk, and finally I got up and walk to the front counter for check out. Overall, 4/5

If you ever went to Big Wong on Spring Mountain you know where this place is. They took over the Big Wong space after it closed. Did a Postmates order so I can't speak to the decor or the service. I can however talk about the food. We got the Scallion Pancake which was still crisp even after sitting in the box for 20 minutes while getting delivered. Delicious. The Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken was crisp and juicy and dipping it in the Cumin Chile powder was the move. Don't pass up the spice. Soooo good We also got 3 different dry noodle dishes. The Grond Meat, Tripe and Pig Ears. All three were huge portions with tons of flavor. No one was reaching for any additional seasoning and we have plenty left over for tomorrow. Can't wait to try some of their other dishes. Will definitely be trying them again.

I wanted Hot Pot for dinner, so I went to Yelp. This restaurant is not huge. The service was good and the worker was friendly. Food: Taiwanese Style Popcorn Chicken Pork Bone Soup- Original Chunked Beef Brisket. Kim Chi Soup- Sliced Beef with Kimchee Noodle The Pork Brooth was my least favorite. The Kimchi soup was delicious but not your typical kimche broth. It was more on the mild flavor. I was disappointed that it lacked kimchi. Unfortunately, I was not a fan of the rice noodles. It was silky and too soft for me. I prefer more al dente noodles. The Taiwanese Chicken was my favorite. Crispy yet tender. Tip: They advertise to do a review for a discount. I didn't want to do the review there since I needed to be thorough.

Food/Taste/Flavor: 4/5 - ordered a Tomato Soup with Rice Noodles (A4) and a Spicy Beef Brisket Rice Noodles (A14). 10 little sides (corn, shrimp, seaweed, fish cake, tofu skin, ham, green onion, quail egg, sour vegetable, bean paste) and some cabbage come with the soup and you just add everything to your soup to eat. The tomato broth was a bit more oily but tastes like tomato soup. It made us think of the little sheep tomato broth packets that you can find at the grocery store. The spicy soup has a fish sauce taste that is very umami, definitely has a mala tingle that we enjoyed. It felt a little gimmicky since it is just a hot broth that you toss ingredients in. The noodles were great though! The beef brisket is cooked in a soy sauce/five spice broth and was good. Service: 5/5 - friendly and switched between English and Chinese fluently depending on the customer. Ambiance: 5/5 - large mural on the wall with warm a warm tone. The seating is mostly larger booths with some tables in the back of the restaurant. Chinese pop music playing on a fairly nice speaker system. Value for price: 2/5 - fun to try once but not worth $16-18 per soup. Note that as of February 26, 2024, they do give a 20% discount with a review on Google or Yelp. That is why you see a lot of 5 star reviews from people with low review counts :/

Overall: 3.4/5 (take out) We came Friday night around 10:30 PM so it was empty. When you first enter, they have a really cool & unique sign that I just had to take a picture of. The young woman who helped us was really nice and patient. We ordered one appetizer and drink to go, but I want to come back to try their original rice noodle. They're also having a 12% off promotion right now. Taiwanese Style Popcorn Chicken ($8.99): We were looking through the Yelp pictures and the popcorn chicken ones look so appetizing. However, what we got to go doesn't look like what they provide if you dine-in. First off, the portion was a bit small and they skimped on the basil leaves. As we were driving home, we got stuck in traffic so we decided to eat in the car. It's only been about 5-10 mins and the chicken was already no longer crispy. I think they tied the bag too tightly so there wasn't proper ventilation. Flavors were okay. I was tasting a lot of the textured batter but on the plus side, the chicken was juicy so I'd be willing to try it again in store. Passion Fruit & Pineapple Iced Tea with Crystal Boba ($3.50): Hmm, I'm not sure if this was a mistake or a promotion but the drink was essentially half off. I didn't even realize it until I looked at my receipt later on. When we were ordering our drink, she asked what sweetness level we wanted and my husband said 100% per usual. Wow that was a mistake because their 100% level of sweetness was even too sweet for him. We could still taste all the other components of the drink though like pineapple juice. They crystal boba was the perfect texture too. When the drink was nearly done, we still had a lot of fruit bits and boba left so I put it in the fridge. The ice melted to about 1/4 fourth of the cup and I kid you not, it tasted like the night before. Now I'm curious what they use as a sweetener and how much they used. This is not to say the drink was bad. It was good and I would consider their other drinks but at like 50% sweetness. P.S. Excuse my blurry car pictures Although my rating for this place is low due to the takeout experience, I think it has potential to be higher if I dine it so I will be back!

Tried this new rice noodle place, love love their soup noodle and the surprisingly delicious popcorn chicken!! Their service was very good , everyone was friendly and kept checking our table!! I believe this is a chain restaurant and is located at the old big wong cafe, and they did a great job to remodel it! If not one of the appetizer , chili steam chicken was so bad, I will give them 5 stars. Overall I will definitely come back for their noodle!!

This restaurant replaced Big Wong restaurant that shuttered last year. We dined here on a cold Vegas winter day and it was definitely comforting. What really drew us here was the Taiwanese popcorn chicken (鹽酥雞) and it was perfectly cooked! The breading wasn't too heavy and texture was nice, the flavor was there, and the chicken was juicy. What more could you ask for?! We also ordered noodles of course. Husband ordered the one that comes in a giant pot and I ordered just a regular bowl of chicken noodle soup. These 2 tasted good but were more on the lighter side and we didn't feel they were as flavorful as we were expecting them to be. Would go back to try it out again or would just go back for the popcorn chicken!

Having frequented the San Diego Ten Seconds many times, I was happy to see a Ten Seconds open in Las Vegas. We took my dad to this restaurant today and he loved it. Since they only opened a month ago they have a few promotions right now - buy one get one free tea drinks (milk teas, honey citron tea, etc) and double portion of rice noodles with the soups. We ordered the original rice noodles, beef brisket spicy noodles, beef brisket tomato noodles, and green onion pancakes, fried fish chops (like flat fish sticks), and small buns (fried, served with condensed milk - my kid's favorite). All were good and the service was very good as well. We'll be back and wish this business much success!

Nice cozy restaurant. We got there at 9:50 and they graciously let us in. They close at 10. There was another her couple that came in at 9:55 and they also accepted them. Service was great. If you're looking for midnight snack food, this is a good place for that.

Came for dinner with my husband the second week that they were opened. It is the perfect time to have some hot soup noodles! They took over the old Big Wong spot and the interior is very similar. I think they opened it up and is much brighter inside than before. They specialize in crossing the bridge noodles, which comes from the Yunnan province. It's named after a story of how a wife would pack lunch to bring to her husband, which requires her to cross the bridge to get to him. But due to the time it takes her to get to him, if all the ingredients were in the noodle soup, everything gets mushy and not as fresh. So to remedy that, she separated everything and packed the ingredients separately. The soup stays hot due to a thin layer of oil on top to keep the heat in. When the husband gets to eat the lunch, all they have to do is put everything in the soup (meat and veggies first then noodles). The textures remain the same and the it's more fresh! My husband got their tomato beef brisket rice noodles ($17.99) while I got their fish maw and chicken rice noodle soup ($17.99). We also got an order of their Taiwanese popcorn chicken to share. The Taiwanese popcorn chicken was pretty good! The flavors are well done. The exterior was crispy while the interior was hot! I thought the portion was a bit small for the price they were charging ($8.99) but that could be the norm now. My husband enjoyed his noodle soup but the beef brisket was a hit or miss. Some pieces were great while some weren't. The not-so-great pieces was due to the silver skin that was still attached, which makes it hard to chew and swallow. It would be better if they had removed that layer to their beef. When I tried the tomato soup base, the flavor was pretty straight forward. They gave a good amount of noodles but everything else seemed kinda tiny in terms of portion size. Maybe it just looks like that because it's all separated. I really loved the fish maw and chicken rice noodle soup -- the flavors were great. I loved the dominant chicken flavor of the soup! Plus it came with a whole chicken thigh! It also had mushrooms! I even took the soup home to enjoy! However, one thing I noticed is that there was a lack of collagen in the soup. Fish maw typically has a high level of collagen and when a soup has a lot of collagen, it kind of turns into a jello texture after being in the fridge. So maybe getting just the chicken noodle soup might be the same? Overall, the food is yummy and the flavors are great. Pricing is a tad higher than I would have liked when compared to the portion sizes. I wouldn't mind coming back but it probably wouldn't be often. Plus, the parking lot sucks.

Wow this place was unexpected delicious and very affordable. There are multiple options to choose from for types of soup and meats. The soup comes scalding hot so be careful! The appetizers and drinks were 50% off all day for their grand opening. It was so good I had to see if there were any locations near where we live so we can go again! The service was great- quick and attentive.

We had a wonderful dining experience. The soups were incredibly delicious, with rich and authentic flavors. The presentation of the soups was also impressive. Great service at the restaurant. The staff was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable.

Such a cute little place if you crave something spicy and hot. It's like a hot pot for one comes with many mini side dishes to dunk in the soup. Popcorn chicken is nice and crispy not over battered and light. My favorite would be the woodear mushroom, a refreshing starter to open up your appetite. There is only one gal running the front but she's very attentive. Though she forgot our rice noodles and soup didn't come out quite boiling hot but it's hot enough to cook the thinly sliced brisket.

This restaurant just opened, so we decided to give it a try. We ordered three different types of rice noodles, and appetizer as well. We are glad for this experience, because it didn't disappoint us. The soup broth was very tasty and the ingredients were very fresh. We will come back to visit again

Second time eating here, good as usual! My favorite is the popcorn chicken, crispy and has that spice flavor. Both soups are very flavorful, and served hot! 10/10 food 10/10 service

This hidden gem was delicious and great for anyone for likes some spice! The best appetizer was the Popcorn Chicken: a must order!!! The employees were kind and helpful with recommendations and the space is very clean and open.

I was sooo excited to try this restaurant after Dagu in Shanghai Plaza closed down. I'm a huge fan of rice noodles in general, but the crossing bridge rice noodles take it to the next level. I love the sizzling broth that's brought out w/ all the individual components & of course, the rice noodles themselves. Service here is exceptional, the waitress was extremely friendly & attentive. I'm glad to have found a new rice noodle spot & will be adding Ten Seconds to my list of restaurants to frequent!

Yummy crossing the bridge noodles. There's a good story to why it's called crossing the bridge noodles. but I'm sure I'm missing the details so I won't post my version. I had the hot and sour version with fish. My wife had the tomato base with beef The soup of course comes out scalding hot so you can put in all the veges and sides. One of the sides is a meat paste. This one really really flavorful. Would be so awesome with just rice. The noodles are cooked well so not mushy at all. Really enjoyed my soup added with their chili oil and vinegar. My wife really like hers also. Although for me the tomato base is super strong. You really have to like tomatoes. Service here is really good also. The franchisee is a young entrepreneur with a great attitude towards customer service

To start...I absolutely love the hot sauce and vinegar dispenser so cute!!! Finished a show on the strip and wandering around Chinatown for food and found this place. We enjoyed Dagu in the past but unfortunately they closed down. This place is the same concept. The son refuse to eat but as soon as he open the menu he point to one picture already. Everything look so appetizing. The staffs were very nice. She offer to help him put in the condiments but he insisted to do it himself. We enjoyed the meal very much and surely will be back when we come get groceries in Chinatown.

Excellent authentic food. Very clean environment and staff are super friendly. I highly recommend the noodle soup dishes, fried popcorn chicken, lotus appetizer and squid. The dry beef noodle is delicious as well. Nicely flavored, not too salty. We will definitely be back..

I love noodles and of course I had to come here and try this place. The servers were really nice and took great care of us. Loved the booth seating inside where it easy to dine with clean dining area. Of course I ordered the tomato base soup rice noodle. It is my favorite. I love the way they serve the noodles in a big bowl and you add the ingredients. Love it!

Food is good. Service is quick and server is also neice to have ... After 10 seconds, everything is good to eat.

Delicious! I give this place a 10/10 it is one of the best Hot pot spots that I have ever been to in Vegas. Would 100 times come back again. I tried the tomato beef brisket hot pot and it was full of flavor in every bite.

Taste good, clean environment. Spicy beef nice noodle and salty chicken are must-try.

Service was very attentive and the food came out really quickly. Definitely the softest and freshest noodles I've ever had. This was a very nice spot to come to on a cold rainy day. It definitely warmed me right up! Can't wait to come back again.

非常鲜鲜的米线！食材都是新鲜自己下到锅里的，在vegas吃到一碗米线超级幸福。服务生小姐姐态度超级好，会一直提醒不要烫到还会询问吃的怎么样Very good food quality, nice to have this kind of rice noodle in las vegas!

Came here for lunch after finding out about this place recently opening within a week ago. Ten Seconds Yunnan Rice Noodles is the newest addition to this small busy plaza, replacing the long standing Big Wong. It is located in the same plaza as the ever so popular Raku and Monta, as well as other long standing restaurants like Trattoria Nakamura-ya and Curry Zen. Interior of the restaurant layout is the same as previous but seating seems to be updated as well as decor. We were promptly seated in a booth near the main entrance upon arrival and were asked for drink orders upon sitting (we asked for water) Between the 3 of us, we had ordered C1 CHICKEN RICE NOODLES, A13 SPICY SLICED BEEF RICE NOODLES, and C4 BEEF TRIPE HOT POT RICE NOODLES. Both C1 and C4 came out in a large bowl, whereas A13 came out in a pre-heated pot with ingredients individually separately plated for you to place yourself. The waitress was very adamant in wanting the sliced beef to be placed ASAP while she was still present for some reason. Didn't even have time to take a nice picture (personal problem i guess)... I had tried the soup from C1 and it was very rich, silky, and savory. A13's was very "normal" where it was umami rich due to the tomato soup base flavor + some spiciness. The one i got personally was the C4 BEEF TRIPE HOT POT RICE NOODLES. It had 2 "chilis" next to the name signifying its spice level but I didn't know what to expect based off its name. Good amount of spiciness (medium+) with spices like sichuan peppercorn causing a numbing sensation, as well as pickled veggies giving it a tart/sour taste as well. Downside is all the stuff covers the pork bone? broth base flavor. Lots of veggies mixed in with some slices of like a "meatloaf" but more similar to like maybe viet cha lua, but softer. The amount of tripe that was in this was not much, to be honest. Each piece was pretty small and there wasn't many. Compared to my friend's C1 CHICKEN RICE NOODLE which had a whole chicken thigh/leg, it made my amount of tripe seem non-existent. Overall flavor was decent, though i'm unsure if i'd get this C4 again, even after trying other options out.

Mood- Just What I Needed Some of you may know that I have been HR for many, many years. The stress of having to play Solomon between employees/ managers/ supervisors/ vendors and owners can get quite taxing on the mental health. So as I strive to create a safe space for all whom I come in contact with, it is hard not to take those energies home. This is part of why I'm Foodie. Food gives me comfort, peace, memories, and something new to look forward to. On this particular day, I needed comfort. Upon entering was quickly greeted and ushered over to a booth. Menus were given and drink order was taken. Now I'll admit hot pot is a hard-core comfort food for me. So low key I already knew what I wanted. Opted for the Kimchi Soup Broth, Tomato Soup Broth, Popcorn Chicken, Passionfruit Tea, Kumquat Lemon Ice Tea, and hot tea. Where do I even begin. Well for starters the presentation was fabulous. However I was lulled in a happy place. The broth, noodles, meat, and assortment of sides were completely on point. Interior is a great size. It can accommodate small to larger parties with ease. Everything was very clean. Music was playing in the background. The staff were wonderful. Would most def recommend. Pricing for the quality and presentation was beyond reasonable. The customer service was fabulous. My table was continually checked on.i have already plotted my adventure back. Location is Spring Mtn/ Decatur- the parking gets congested. When it's too wild I park on the street.

I consider this place my own personal hot pot heaven! There's no better feeling like slurping a spicy sliced beef hotpot in a place that's tastefully decorated with chinese themed art. The spicy beef soup is a star on its own. The mala flavors, the broth, the meat and all the other accompaniments perfectly complimented each other in a nice, boiling bowl of soup. The aroma of the chilli peppers wafting from the boiling soup when it first comes to you is a culinary sensation you have to experience by itself. It was so good I finished a whole thing by myself! The server Linda was so friendly and helpful, she helped my cousin and I navigate the menu as we weren't sure which ones to try. She was very kind and attentive throughout dinner. I loved this place so much that I came a second time after craving a hot noodle soup. Linda remembers me from last time. As soon as I entered she goes, "you're the spicy noodle soup girl!" She was shocked at first when I ordered the hot spicy soup the first time, she didn't think I could handle it. But I sure proved her wrong. The numbing flavors of Sichuan peppercorn were perfect for a cool night. You also have to try the taiwanese popcorn chicken. It's the perfect appetizer! The different assorted iced teas were delicious and refreshing! So far, the passion fruit iced tea and honey citron tea were delicious! I'll have to try the other dishes next time when I come back here. I would highly recommend everybody to come eat here. You won't regret it!

Service was great... Food was lacking a bit. Ordered popcorn chicken to go and they look delicious!

Delicious, highly recommended The combination of fish and beef is very good Parking is also convenient and free 好吃，高度推荐

服务好，味道好，下次还要来， 过桥米线真是一道美味至极的佳肴！其丰富的汤底搭配着嫩滑的米线，每一口都充满了浓厚的鲜香和独特的风味。配料丰富多样，让人欲罢不能，每一种食材都融入了汤中的鲜美，令人回味无穷。而且，过桥米线的制作过程精细，保证了食材的新鲜和口感的完美，让人吃得放心又满足。无论是作为一顿美味的午餐还是一顿丰盛的晚餐，过桥米线都是令人欣喜的选择，绝对是美食界的一颗璀璨明珠！

A whirlwind of flavors! The braised beef noodle is tender and rich, while the Taiwanese chicken brings a delightful crunch. The fried rice is perfectly seasoned, and the scallion pancakes are crispy perfection. A symphony of taste in just 10 seconds! Thank you Gia, our server, for giving us the recommendations.

Great food, friendly staff, and cozy atmosphere. Definitely recommend trying! delicious!

We ordered hot dry rice noodles and rice noodles. Will recommend to my friends! Good restaurant! The taste and service is good.

Best noodles in town! This is 2nd time I came back. Highly recommended! Place is nice and clean

Came in for dinner everything was good except the seaweed salad taste is good but texture is a bit hard the portion size is good I love how they gave me a lot of cilantro when I asked hahaha Recommend!

Tried the tomato soup rice noodle and it hit the spot. Service was pretty quick too! Would come back to try the spicy noodle brisket soup

What a comforting spot that serves a single portion hotpot with dishes on the side. I also ordered the popcorn chicken and buns with condensed milk. Highly recommend this place if you're craving something hot, fresh and comforting on a cold day!

The spicy sliced beef soup was so good. The noodles are rice noodles and were cooked just right. The toppings and meat were delicious but the star of the soup was the broth. Subtle heat but lingering because of the Szechuan. And I'm happy about it! The popcorn chicken, i mean can you ever go wrong with taiwanese popcorn chicken?! But that little dip in the powder pepper concoction, great touch. I had to get the squid legs because I'm that person who goes for the legs and not the rings when our table order calamari and it was amazing!! Maybe some lemon or some spicy vinegar to cut the oiliness that fried calamari has would make it just perfect. This took the place of Big Wongs (still sad it closed) but I'm happy that a delicious restaurant at least occupies the space. The interior definitely got a face lift and looks great! We'll be back!

This is our go to spot every time we're in Vegas. Incredible food and service. We got the popcorn chicken along with the beef brisket noodle. The noodles are delicious and their soup is great. Must go!

Great Yunan rice noodle place in Chinatown. Similar style to the old Dagu in Shanghai plaza. The signature Yunan noodle dish comes with various little dishes that you can cook into the broth. The authentic spicy broth really warms the soul during cold day The spicy version is super flavorful and highly recommend to try if you can handle the heat The pig ears is pretty flavorful as well. The quantity is a bit less than expected but still good nonetheless

Amazing spot if your looking for a great individual hotpot this is the place to go. The hpts technically can feed two if you eat healthy portions :) Staff was great greeting and letting us know of the menu. The apps are amazing. We got their Taiwanese popcorn chicken 5/5 and their scallion pancake also 5/5!!! Will be coming back again.

Newly opened, very clean with Chinese culture characteristics deco, make customers feel very comfortable. We ordered one spicy base and one tomato sauce based, If 1 to 10 range, I would give 8.5, as it is not as tasty as the other rice noodles restaurant. However, the service is great, waiter and waitresses are very nice and friendly. We enjoy the experience here and will definitely come back.

The service is very welcoming. The noodles are delicious. I order the tomato beef rice noodles. Will definitely come back try other items .