Grand Wok Noodle Bar

Atmosphere was ok, however you are in a casino so expectations are only so high. Food was generally good, the duck being the best dish, a 5/5 and desserts were also top notch. Soups and rice dishes were good, however I would rank those 3.5 / 5. Filling and hits the spots, but nothing special. Decent meal however if you’re not used to Vegas prices you may feel you are overpaying for what you get.

The service was amazing and the interior design is cool with a view into the kitchen. However the food is nothing to write home about. Moreso a convenient place to eat if youre hungry and nearby vs a place worth traveling to.

Giving one star for the food because it is tasteless and they are stingy... My plate was with 'pork' and they literally added 4 very thin processed frozen pork strips to my plate. I ended up spending $75 dollars for two people ordering the same plate... While $75 you can pay for two people to go to an all you can eat Japanese buffet... Unfortunately, prices are deceitful and meals are less than average. Service - no comments. I didn't feel welcome and when I asked for details about the plates before ordering the answers were awful... Answers like "if you are hungry order three plates for you".

We went for dinner there and ordered pork sweet sour with rice and a plate of fried rice. All the other meals where totally overpriced and even our where really small for the price. It was done kind of tasty. Staff was down kind of friendly. I got my cutlery already removed from table before I could finish my plate. The other waiter brought the POS, before we even mentioned to have dessert or something else, despite there were only 3 out of 15 table with guests. I definitely can't recommend this place and we left very disapponted.

Went to Grand Wok @ MGM for dinner with family after watching Ka. Prices provided are before taxes. Mongolian Beef @ US$27.88 | 5 out of 10 Low quality beef with too much cornstarch to tenderise the meat. Not good tasting at all. Vegetables Spring Roll @ US$12.88 | 7 out of 10 Hits and misses with the family but decent tasting dish. BBQ Honey Roast Pork (叉烧）@ US$21.88 | 8 out of 10 Best dish of the dinner. Nice taste. Good sauce which can be used to mix with Steamed Rice. Bak Choy （小白菜）@ FOC due to issues with dish | 1 out of 10 Found brown gooey stuff between the stem at the bottom. Looks like mud or sand but restaurant claimed it was rotted vegetables which did not help at all. Service recovery was only to remove this dish from the bill. Steamed Rice @ US$4.88 each | 10 out of 10 Guess we missed Asian cuisine and very surprised that they were able to cook the rice the same as what we had at home.

Staple! My wife and I have been coming here for years. You can almost always get right in. It’s a great little spot with good food! I love the honey Walmart shrimp! Noodles, orange chicken, it’s all pretty good!

The food was not hot enough - perhaps they pre-cooked too early and served without reheating. The wonton noodles weren't great. Their service was good, though.

The service that I received was poor, they asked me a photo id to pay for the restaurant which was ridiculous. I got Pad Thai dish which was tasteless, I had to ask them for salt and pepper, it took a while to get it.

Great food and prices! My husband and I were in Vegas and couldn't decide what to eat. We ended up at this restaurant without any expectations, but we were both so satisfied. Ordering the Peking duck was the best choice for us!

My family and I (mostly) enjoyed our experience at Grand Wok Noodle Bar. While the food is not the best Asian food (expected when you see a variety of dishes on the menu from not one but various Asian countries), it was good for what it was. True to family style, we ordered a variety of dishes - honey walnut shrimp, chashu, eggrolls, beef chow fun, pad thai, orange chicken, pot stickers, and braised tofu. For dessert we ordered the matcha cake, mango sago, and ice cream mochi. I also ordered a spritzer for drink. Everything tasted alright. The least appealing was the pad thai, as the texture and taste were both not like authentic pad thai at all. But we really enjoyed the honey walnut shrimp, braised tofu, and beef chow fun. Everything else was fine for what it was. The desserts were also fun, tasty, and light. Everyone really enjoyed the matcha cake. We were amused with a party seated next to us. As a reminder to all reading this, much of Asian cuisine is meant to be a shared experience. It is the culture of Asian dining. That said, don't be like the funny table next to us, where each person ordered their own dish without the intention of sharing. Therefore one person had a whole giant bowl of hot and sour soup to himself, another person had an entire plate of Peking duck to herself (this was the most funny to us because that's a whole lot of duck and nothing else), another had an entire plate of noodles, etc. While it's possible they chose not to share even with the knowledge that these foods are meant to be shared, it's not really the recommended way to enjoy this type of cuisine. I almost felt impelled to tell them this is not how Asian food is meant to be consumed, but of course I know my place not to interrupt and give unsolicited advice. But if you're reading this, you are forewarned! As for service, it was okay. One of the waiters made a scene and called us back to the table in a very loud, disruptive manner to other patrons, because he thought we hadn't left a tip. We had to point out that the generous tip actually left was under a cup since my dad was afraid it would fall off the table. The waiter needless to say was red faced, but that left a somewhat sour end to the meal for some people in the group. I was content though as this mamma, her toddler, and her husband were well fed. Others in our party with a shorter temper were not pleased with the service. We aren't compelled to come back.

Able to get in without reservations on a Tuesday early evening. Chose it for plant based options. I ordered tofu. Surprisingly tofu does not come with rice. Tofu costs $22 and to add rice would be another $24. Wow. Even at Vegas prices I did not expect that. It tasted ok kinda bland. The mushrooms that came with it were very good. I ate with three ppl. We asked to have our bill split but server did not explain the software does not split out for tip. My companions elected automated 20% and did not catch they both tipped on the full amount of the table. I knew something was up because the server had a gleam in his eye. For awareness to any diner: there are no restrooms in Grand Wok. You have to use the casino restroom outside.

Grand Wok is located inside the MGM Resort Casino. It's a casual Chinese restaurants that serves typical food items you would see in an American Chinese restaurant. The service was very friendly and accommodating. However the food was not that great. It was not on the greasy side and the dishes were pricey for having very little meat. It wasn't terrible but I would not recommend this place.

Since this is in the MGM Grand off in the cut, I didn't actually expect it to taste great. It was late and we were just looking for something to get us to the next day. But the pan fried sea bass was absolutely delicious. It came on a bed of sautéed mushrooms and was so flavorful. We paired it with the wok fried Chinese broccoli and the seaweed salad, both of which were amazing. My partner had the sichuan chicken, which was apparently exquisite as well. The server was super nice and accommodating. The ambiance wasn't anything special but was definitely a nice environment.

My friends and I decided to grab dinner here since we were in the hotel. I was craving soup, so I got the Seafood Udon. It's pricey here, which is expected in Vegas. But my friend and I ordered soup, and for over $20 for soup, you'd thing it was a bowl of soup, but it's more like a big cup of soup. Food was decent.

Food was delicious. We sat at the bar area, and got to see everything coming out from the kitchen it all looked fabulous. Service was good. Definitely wanna come back before we leave.

Located in the MGM Grand hotel and casino. If you are staying here, this place is a convenient dining place and it has take out options. We had our dinner in the restaurant one night and ordered take out on another evening. The restaurant is decorated nicely. Hosts greet you upon your entrance. You can watch the cooks prepare your food in an open kitchen concept. Tables were clean as well as the floors. No inside bathrooms here. The service was great for the most part. Our waiter disappeared after taking and serving our order. No water refills. We had to flag another server for water when we dined in. Food was overall tasty. The cucumber salad was crisp and well seasoned. The beef chow fun was not heavily seasoned, noodles were nice and chewy and the beef was tender. The Sichuan eggplant was not spicy enough lol. Brown rice was plentiful and nicely cooked. The takeout won tun min was pick up only. No delivery. The soup was nicely separated from the noodles and won tun. The soup was very hot and this tasted great. Overall ratings: Service: 4/5 stars Ambiance: 4/5 stars Food: 4/5 stars

Had a very satisfying dinner of hot & sour soup and Beef Chow Fun! Perfect portion size for 2 of us (adults). No wait (surprising on a Saturday night) and efficient service. Very cute interior, too. Will be back for sure!

Service - excellent Food - great tasting, better than the other Chinese food for mgm property. They had lobster. However quite expensive. 200$ for small. Great flavor though. Wait time - normal. When it's busy, it took forever, but the restaurant was packed Inside - clean and nice setting Overall - awesome place with some really great tasting dishes, and the host was great in taking my order to go. I waited outside the restaurant and got to talk to Passerby, and it was nice.

We were just ambling around the MGM Grand, kind of hungry, figuring it was a going to be another long night of gaming and that we better eat something. The adorable giant pandas and bright red flowers out front, caught our eye and so Grand Wok Noodle Bar it was. It was busy, not packed, but we didn't have reservations and were seated at the bar. That was actually fun as we could see the meals being made - lots of fire, lots of steam and lots of "how in the heck did he not just burn himself". Seriously, skip the table and eat at the bar. We had the Crispy egg Noodles with Pork and the Mixed Mushrooms because there can never be too many mushrooms. The crispy noodles came in a giant bowl, we ate as much as much we possibly could and yet, my husband had the rest for breakfast. We had absolutely no problem finishing the mushrooms, because, remember, you can never have too many mushrooms. They were absolutely delicious. The guy seated next to us had the cucumber salad - that's something I'd definitely try next time. We didn't imbibe from the cocktail menu as a Sazerac was calling my name in the Lobby Bar though the blood orange cosmo did catch my eye. Our check was just under $60 with a tip - not bad considering we had breakfast too. On your way out (or in, doesn't matter), take time to get a selfie with one of the pandas - they really are adorable.

Read some great reviews so we wanted to check out while staying at MGM grand. Service was overall great (forgot about us at one point, but not a big deal). Some gluten free accommodations which was nice (although soya sauce in most things posed a bit of an issue). Best wonton soup (and didn't need the noodles in it, but nice touch). Fried rice wasn't spicy (and chilli oil wasn't gluten free, so not so much a spicy shrimp fried rice). The broccoli dish was delicious and happy we went with the garlic. Overall, a good dining experience. The atmosphere is nice with a semi open kitchen, very clean and casual.

Started with the potsticker which were good. The meals are all served al a carte. We got the orange chicken which was good but nothing special. Kind of surprised it didn't come with at least white rice, you have to order everything seperate. We also tried the Thai basil beef rice and it has a unique taste. It was either the Thai or basil but it's definitely different than your typical fried rice. Just be cautious if you're looking for a more main stream fried rice dish!

Quick noodle fix, no line for an early dinner. Started with the spring rolls, beef chow fun, and orange chicken. It's like fancy panda but it's a good fix while you're at MGM. Spring rolls were basic. The beef chow fun was pretty good but could have used more sprouts. The orange chicken had good flavor but was salty for me.

The mango sago dessert with Jasmine tea accent is amazing! I would come back here just for that. The beef chow fun reminds me of what I can get in Hong Kong. The beef is tender and good wok hei.

This place is complete trash everything I ordered was salty even down to the chili sauce you better off eating at panda express sometimes services not everything the food quality and price point doesn't fit highly not recommended

Attentive and friendly service, good prices, and delicious noodles: what more can you ask for? We had a tasty dinner here at Grand Wok Noodle Bar! We both got soups and they were exceptionally good. Lots of flavor, delicious broth, and good ratio of vegetables to protein. There isn't much of an ambiance here, but, they do have glass windows so if you sit facing them you can do some people watching on the casino floor!

12/30/23 Saturday rsvp party of 10. Had 2 separate rsvp at 6pm and 615pm: Per staff when making reservations that there limit was 5 people but they were able to sit us together which was awesome because i literally seen a party of more than 5 seated together. 1 star for the awesome waitress, 1 star for the cleanliness, and a star for letting my family sit together. We ordered shrimp fried rice x2, cucumber salad x2, chow fun x2, Singapore curry noodles, shrimp tempura x2, calamari x2, beef pepper steak x2, bbq and poach chicken combo x2 . Fried rice was oily and okay. It was weird how we received the first order and the 2nd order came at the end of our dinner. Cucumber salad was refreshing but sauce was too watery. Chow fun was oily as well, Singapore noodles were good, shrimp tempura came with 4 small pieces that was almost $17 an order. Not worth it. The calamari was the best from all. Definitely order that. Beef pepper steak had more potatoes than steak so skip that. Bbq and poach chicken combo was alright. All in all it was okay. Happy eats!!

Lovely restaurant with a great service and wonderful food. This is a go to for me in Vegas. The pan fried pot stickers are utterly delicious with just the right amount of chewiness. I am a big fan of these and definitely suggest ordering them for an appetizer. Both vegetable lo mein with beef and the sweet & sour chicken were great. They were well cooked and hit all the right spots. The ice tea was great (it's definitely not Lipton). Love it love it love it.

Dear Amir: "I'm sorry if you felt uncomfortable." My feelings weren't the problem. Your discriminating against me because of my disability was the problem. It would have been better for you to have said nothing at all than this insincere bit of nonsense. If you don't trust your customers to come back from the bathroom, you don't belong in the restaurant business. The bathroom is in the casino, not your restaurant, and there are cameras all over the place. Better to get video footage after someone walks out than to insult your honest customers with this "policy," which I don't believe you actually have and I'm quite confident isn't in writing anywhere. And you didn't address your manager's poor manners. Regardless of whether I was right or wrong, I spoke respectfully to everyone involved, even as angry as I was. But your manager was smirky and dismissive. You need better training in customer service as well as the anti-discrimination laws.

The person I came with told me that 3+ workers were staring at me strangely and that made me feel uncomfortable. Expensive for the size of the portions. Shrimp slightly undercooked.

Pretty good food and service. They had a large party 16-20 people so food took a bit longer. The Seana's was very good. The curry Singapore noodles is nice to try for our first time. Favorite was the lettuce wrap-very tasty. And the Chinese broccoli was cooked perfectly al dente though my mom would've liked it softer. Reasonable price for the strip.

I have been going to this restaurant many times over 20 years. The food was always great and the service amazing. This is the first time back since the pandemic. I was terribly disappointed. The menu changed so did the quality of the food. The service was terrible..waitstaff very rushed and unavailable to explain the menu. I'm almost certain the management and ownership must have changed. I'm very disappointed that one of my favorite restaurants in Vegas has gone down so much. I'm not going to be back, sadly!

Nice place. Service was good but food was just OK. We had Mongolian Beef and Crispy Noodles with pork. We also had cucumber salad and pan fried dumplings. Cucumber salad was the best item of all of them. Nothing noted as spicy was remotely spicy despite some very plastic/leathery whole chili peppers tossed around. If you're looking for good or authentic Chinese food, save your money and go somewhere else.

We arrived around noon. We walked up and the hostess stated they were clearing and table and we would be seated. Then another couple showed up and apparently they were on a waiting list so the hostess apologized and seated them first. No worries it happens. She did take our phone number and said she would text. A party of four was behind us and they were put on the waiting list too. After about 20 minutes the party of 4 was seated, my wife pointed out maybe that was a 4 top table. After about 5 minutes we were called and told, they were under understaffed. We were seated at a 4 top. Our server was prompt. We started with drinks and salt and pepper calamari. The calamari was crispy and cooked well and had nice seasoning. The red peppers were spicy the dipping sauce was just mayonnaise. My wife had the wonton dumpling soup. She said the dumplings were good but the soup lacked flavor. I ordered the crispy noodles with pork. The dish was a bowl of fried noodles and a separate bowl of broth, pork, scallions and mushrooms. The server pored the pork with broth over the crispy noodles. Unfortunately this dish had no flavor. There was no seasoning at all. The broth was flavorless, I would imagine dirty dish water would have more flavor. The pork, while tender, had zero flavor. The star of the dish was the mushrooms only because they tasted like a mushroom. Soy sauce and some chili oil might have helped out but our server was no where to be found. One and done for me.

Food was delicious and the staff were very attentive to our needs. The ambiance was pleasant and friendly.

Food was cold a mushy. Good service and the price is not bad for Vegas. Definitely pass until it's the only place open. It might be good for a hangover the next morning if dare.

We've ordered to go from this place and that was not worth it because the food is delicious, but pricey to the point that you might as well have stayed to eat it on the premises. Teh crispy shanghai noodles with seafood dish is always a winner and I do love my chicken wings, but otherwise the other food we got was so so. This place gets really busy, so if you have to eat here, try to go an hour before closing because at that point it's walk in. We made a reservation through the MGM app because we were hoel guests and that made things easy, but this isn't worth going to if you have to wait a half hour to be seated.

We came for dinner on a Saturday night and the wait was about 22 minutes, not bad at all! We ordered the potstickers for app and for dinner the combination fried rice and chicken with mushrooms. The potstickers were not the best, very oily and not a lot of meat inside. The dinner entrees were much better and tastier! We closed it out with some jasmine tea.

They are located inside the MGM resort hotel. We did not have a reservation, but we were able to be seated after about a 10 minute wait. I honestly cannot remember what I had but it was a vegetarian option with Ramen noodles and I asked if they could make it spicy. We also ordered the calamari which was not bad. They were very busy and the food was very good. We ended up getting a dessert because of the Chinese new year celebration and it was delicious! I would definitely recommend going here.

This was our first meal in Vegas and we were pleasantly surprised. It's in the MGM grand, we were told it'd be a 30 minute wait for 6, but we were called back in about 15. We got the roasted duck (delicious but the actual parts with duck and not fat were kind of measly), spicy beef noodles (pretty good but maybe a little over flavored), crispy pork noodles (yum), Chinese broccoli (perfectly cooked and seasoned with garlic), hot and sour soup (not my cup of tea but I heard it was perfect), among other items. Everything was good, albeit a bit over seasoned for a few dishes, and a little overpriced, but it's Vegas. It was a lot better than I expected it to be and everyone left full. I also got the mango sticky rice dessert which was very good. The hot rice and the cold sorbet complemented each other well.

Food and service were excellent. We tried 5 dishes and all were exactly what we hoped for. Nice portions and drink menu was interesting.

Made reservations online about a week ago for Saturday night at 7:30pm. The hostess sat us down right when we arrived. Our waiter was friendly and quick at taking our order. The food came out in a timely manner. The food was just ok. Nothing too amazing for a Chinese restaurant. Pretty pricey for what it is but we used comp money for the meal. Portions could have been bigger. Not your typical spot for family style dining. Fried calamari had a very nice garlic taste and smell. They fried the garlic to crispy perfection which tasted great on the fried rice. Complimentary dessert for a birthday was a nice treat. They served three types of mochi ice cream desserts. Strawberries in the honey walnut shrimp dish was interesting. Dishes came out hot. Probably won't be returning since there are lots of other options in Las Vegas for better Chinese food.

Too expensive for the small portions they give you. Pretty tasty food and super nice place to eat at. Right next to the slots so it's perfect for when you're hungry and gambling! Haha! Probably will not be coming back

FOOD: expensive but their shrimp fried rice is very very good! would not recommend their singaporean noodles. AMBIANCE: i dined out which only took about 15 min

i've been here so many times but first time trying grand walk noodle bar. This place is amazing. Got the beef and broccoli. Excellent we got the sea food udon noodles.bomb !! a side of steam rice for my daughter she killed it .. you will definitely be back. Thank you for the great experience. Customer service was excellent and also very clean....

Good Chinese restaurant that serves common Chinese foods located inside of the first floor of the Grand MGM hotel. The menu isn't super extensive but they have a couple items of different categories from soups to noodles to seafood. Food I got the beef chow fun since I was craving some wide noodles and Asian food during my Vegas trip. I would get wok noodle dishes from here again if I ever craved it next time. The noodles were very good and there was a good amount of beef. The sauce that the noodles and beef were cooked in was not too salty and coated all the food. Atmosphere The restaurant was not too busy or loud around lunchtime on a weekday. Casual atmosphere. Pricing Above average for prices for Chinese food for average quantities. I would've looked to pay for about $12-15 but the bill came out to a little over 20. Service The service was good and staff was friendly. They were able to hold onto my carry on so I wouldn't have to worry about it. Other First floor of the MGM Grand. Go left when you enter from the main entrance.

Pretty good. I asked for my orange chicken extra spicy. It wasn't very spicy. But the waiter brought me chili paste. That helped. Nice decor and atmosphere. I'd go there again. The worst thing about it is that it's in the MGM Grand which smells terrible throughout the whole hotel and casino. So for that reason I probably won't ever go back. But if it was somewhere else I would.

The food was awesome! So the first dish was salt and pepper calamari which was crispy light and tasty. I would definitely recommend getting this. The walnut shrimp was amazing as well and the unique thing was that they added strawberries to the dish and it worked very well. The peppered beef was great as well and overall a definite must go to place if you're looking for Chinese food.

We came here for lunch during one of our stays. The Beef Noodle Soup def hit the spot. I get the broth is not as flavorful as its not stewing for hours, but was yummy. We also had the Kung Pao Shrimp(sub from chicken), cucumber salad, and some Edamame as an appetizer. Prices are decent, "Vegas" decent meaning not super over priced for eating on the strip.

Wow! This is the most authentic Cantonese style food I ever had in the US. Can you image how surprised I was when I tasted their food? Almost cry. I got the beef chow fen, beef noodle soup and fried pot stickers. The beef chow fen has a fire and street style flavor that I love it. The only downside is too much oil but I still love the flavor. Pot sticker is pretty good too, but it's not on the crispy side. I guess it's because I ordered to-go. It will probably taste better if I dine in. Beef noodle soup- spicy and flavor. I like it. But I couldn't finish all of it because of my diet. I used to live in Cantonese area. This is a great and authentic place to try if you are searching for good food. BTW- the service is amazing too. Staff is well-trained and professional. I like the girl in the greeting section. Super sweet.

The service was average. The server also said the entrees were family size share portions. I ordered the Mongolian for over $27. The portion size was not even close to sharing. Barely enough for 1 person and mostly vegetables. Over 4$ for a small side of white rice. That doesn't come with the entree? This was a very disappointing experience and meal.

Food was decent ..service was fast but maybe a little too pushy. Prices are definitely not $$ more like $$$.

This place is yummy. I came here to eat previously in May but didn't leave a review in case this was a hit or miss. Definitely a hit. I made reservations since my first visit as a walk in took around 45 min to get seated--was worth the easier which is why I came back. This is what I typically order when home in Hawaii as a plate lunch (take out). Way better than take out quality. Service was excellent. You would have never guess there was a service industry strike the week after.

I don't normally dine in on-strip casino restaunts as they're either way overpriced or just not that good. But I booked a night at MGM Grand for $10 more than the regular rate that included a $50 F&B credit, so why not. I looked at all of the menus at the MGM resturants and Grand Wok stood out because they had duck. I love duck. Once I checked in I came straight here as they were closing soon. Ordered the duck and another dish, the Singapore Noodles, to come right around $50. I didn't love the Singapore Noodles but the duck was absolutely amazing. For $28, it's not even that bad of a deal on the strip. Could EASILY feed two people and just had the best flavor. As other reviewers said, white rice is an extra charge which is pretty lame, hence me ordering a noodle dish. Had the most excellent service from Pen as well. We chatted about her home city in Thailand and she was just on top of her game always making sure me and the other customers were taken care of.

Had the Kung Pao Chicken and a side of rice. Was good but not great, and the amount isn't that much, but was enough for me. Staff was friendly and quick, place was clean.

This is a 3 star for me because my husband liked his wonton noodle soup. The beef noodle soup that I ordered however- is too salty- like the chef got angry with salt and decided to pour it all in my soup. I couldn't eat it and mind you, I don't complain. I just review the food and never go back. Even the soup at the Aria food court is way better than this. Service was good, it just can't compensate the bad food I had.

On a whim, and while passing the Grand Wok Noodle Bar, we decided to visit this in house restaurant at the MGM Grand for lunch. Everyone was hungry, so we ordered 3 dishes to share for the three of us. First, came the Singapore style curry noodles. A nicely prepared dish. Second, came the Thai basil beef fried rice. Another hit, it checked all the boxes. Finally, the Black pepper steak, which was cooked in a delicious sauce (chili, oyster and duck flavors). The beef was succulent and wok flavored. The optics on all 3 dishes accompanied a perfect presentation that oozed with texture, aroma, striking tastes and seamlessly blending flavors. The chili oil was the perfect accompaniment to our meal. In summary, this was an excellent choice for a meal, and definitely in the books for a return visit, next time I am in Las Vegas.

Conveniently located on the main casino floor of the MGM Grand. I ordered the won ton soup and the broth and temperature level were perfect! The noodles were a perfect texture and the won tons had excellent flavor. The service was quick. All staff are extremely friendly. The lighting and decor is perfect. Restaurant clean. Bar top seating for people who come to enjoy their meals alone. Lots of menu choices as well. Will be back to try more.