Send Noodles

Went here for dinner in Las Vegas. This restaurant is in the Palms hotel. Took a long time to get seated. Our waitress was cordial and attentive. After we ordered our food, it came out quickly fresh and hot! Food was tasty however I have had better. This place is always busy so expect to wait. Try it out if you are opened minded and see what you think.

Should rename the restaurant... "Send them back Noodles"... Wor wontons are too hard and shrimp are frozen and hard. Ramen didn't taste like any ramen I've ever had. Taste like seaweed soup. Fried calamari is okay... Not enough salt and pepper. The jasmine tea had no flavor or pleasant smell.

My husband and I are locals and come to the Palms often. Last night was our first time here, and we were impressed! We were sat right away and the service was very attentive. Our food came out quickly and was very delicious!! The portions were great for the price and we had lots to take home as leftovers. We had a great experience and will definitely be back!

My first time in Las Vegas and service in 99.99% of restaurants I went their customer service sucks!!!!! In this place, Service was quick, server was on point and food flavor was incredible!!!! I definitely recommend this place. They were busy, but the one server (Jessica) and one hostess (Jessica) were super quick! This is the only place that the palms casino and resort have employees that are quick and efficient. Not like the other restaurant close by the pool area where service sucks and the wait time and wait time of food is of 2hrs plus. 45 minutes wait time to be seated and 1:15 hrs to get food in table, even when not busy!!!!!

The food was tasty, and the service was OK. I loved the baby bok choy, and the fried rice had good flavor.

Located in the Palms Casino you'll find this quaint but rather modern looking restaurant serving flavorful Asian cuisine. The portions served are adequate and priced accordingly given its location. I highly recommend the 1/2 Duck, Lo Mein with Shrimp, Salt and Pepper Calamari and the Deluxe Fried Rice. All of the dishes tasted great and were seasoned well offering strong bold flavors. Although, the rice was flavorful, the presence of pork was almost nonexistent, which, was a bit disappointing. The staff was personable, friendly and exhibited a genuine interest in wanting to provide good customer service. The restaurant remained busy throughout my meal, however, tables were immediately cleaned and cleared decreasing the wait time for those in line. Overall, I was rather impressed with the food and the quality of service. I'll definitely be back. I'd encourage you give this spot a try should you find yourself at the Palms!

Not even 12 oz of meat I. This container this was so empty for a 19 dollar plate I spent 94 dollars at this restaurant for all 4 of my plates to not even have the restaurants serving size these plates are so empty and to do this to me having elite status at the casino. I’m so beyond disappointed with how there is litterly nothing in the plate for it to be a to go order this place is beyond dishonest I’m super disappointed.

It’s been a year since I’ve eaten here and again they did not fail to satisfy not only my hunger with large portions but the flavors were authentic and delicious! From the soft shell crab appetizer to the mochi banana split everything was excellent! Our waitress; Winnie was very sweet, fast , and tentative! Open kitchen full of energy and pleasant vibes!

Midnight meal after a show for a party of 3! Cantonese Fried Chicken: salt & Szechuan pepper mix, plum sauce, Thai chili sauce $26. The skin was crispy but the meat was a bit dry. Tempura Green Beans: green beans, spicy aroli, sweet soy sauce, roasted almond $9. These were delicious! House Ramen: bone broth, chashu pork, wakame, scallion, shoyu egg, kizami nori, bamboo shoots, mushroom $20. It was good but nothing special. Lobster Fried Rice: lobster, kimchi, egg, scallion, sambal, onion, garlic $26. This was yummy and I would get this again. Koshi plum wine for $22 a bottle. We had to wait to be seated but there was a group of 3 in front of us with the host who didn't acknowledge us and kept going back and forth from the front to the back of the counter in the kitchen dealing with their takeout I'm assuming. I was annoyed with this because we could have been seated during the time. Other than that our server was great during our meal! Towards the end it got really loud and some banging of the dishes in the kitchen so ambiance isn't top notch here.

Food: basic Asian dishes for a casino resort (off-strip); Lacking flavors Service and Ambience: the casino vibe is there as it's near the long lines of the buffet. Small place, so it has decent service. Low expectations. For off-strip in a casino resort and at the current prices for basic dishes, it's better to go further to Chinatown and get better quality for the prices.

Food is like a 2 1/2 had Ramen, pho Service is 0 The host was super friendly. I stood their waiting to be offered help as Raye and the other waitress stared at me when they finally decided to tell the hostess I was waiting. Raye was SUPER rude SUPER unfriendly. I will never come back here. My family and friends were super upset and felt unwelcome. I will also be mentioning my experience in my Palms survey. Raye looked over my shoulder as I wrote her a $20 tip that's being generous. (For a party of 6- she included I MUST give 18 percent) so my husband gave me a 20 cash to add. Considering I didn't want to I still did! Your business will never grow with employees like this. My mother did speak to the top Chef in white about our experience. It's unfortunate. Raye learn some kindness in customer service.

Brilliant service and excellent food. This is what Beging Noodle #9, at Caesars, wants to be.

I'll be honest. I had an event at the Palms inside Scotch 80, which led to Ghostbar, which led to me consuming a little toooo much champagne. So naturally, I needed some grub to eat before I drove my little self home. Enter Send Noodles. Other than the food court, there wasn't much open inside Palms past 11pm. Send Noodles was my savior. They were open! And they weren't McDonalds! So many wins already. The only sad thing was that they were PACKED! It was only a Thursday, so I was a little shocked. The hostess was super nice and just let us know that unless we were on the waitlist (if you're reading this, get on the waitlist!) or had a reservation, they weren't seating any new people. After a while, my friend and I decided what if we just order to go and then go to the food court to eat it? We asked the really nice hostess and she said of course you can do that! So we placed our order. I ordered the house ramen and potstickers. My friend got the pad thai and then ordered us some mochi to share. I got so full from the ramen and potstickers that I didn't even get a chance to try the mochi haha. The ramen was soooo good! The broth was delicious. I liked the way they packed it to go because they separated the ramen from the broth so I just poured it in when I was ready to devour it! The potstickers were soooo good, too. Definitely would recommend this spot to check out if you're in the mood for some ramen and are at The Palms. Also, the name... I mean come on. Pretty good! ;)

Ordered for a to go pick up. Spicy Chicken pad Thai, spicy Kung Pao beef and Singapore noodles. We have ordered room service from Send noodles, at least three times in the past week. Food is consistently delicious, and nicely sized filling portions. Restaurant is a bit on the smaller cozy side, so you may have to wait a bit to be seated.

Send Help!! Was more like it. I had high hope for this place and we were hungry and ready to eat. Instead we were told it'll be an hour wait so we waited. 2 hours later we got our table and seated by the nice hostess however 20 minutes later we were still sitting at the table with no one to acknowledge us nor offered any water. I proceed to make another reservation elsewhere nearby, told the hostess we will come back another time and left hungry and disappointed. They definitely need to hire more servers, bussers and expand their venue. Hoping they improve so I can return someday to give them another chance.

Have you ever been disappointed by noods? Then you know how I felt today. Send Noodles is a Palms staple that appears to have received a menu change some time after San Manuel bought the casino. I tried them for the first time today, and I'm just glad it was paid for with my mom's friends comps. Most of our dishes were lackluster on top of being overpriced. The Seafood Kimchi Ramen ($28.00) was a stunning display of ramen misconceptions. Bonito and kombu are components of broth, so I guess they thought they'd just add seafood protein and seaweed and call it a day - nope, that doesn't impart enough flavor. There may be some miso soup diluted with kimchi runoff, but it was so boring and forgettable. On top of that, the ramen noodles are much closer to grocery store spaghetti than anything authentic. The Lobster Fried Rice ($26.00) was also a miss. The rice was too wet and doesn't have any protein resembling what you expect from lobster. The large pickled cabbage pieces were incongruous, and the overall blandness had me reaching for the tableside soy sauce. At least they got that part right? Even the Salt and Pepper Calamari ($12.00) wasn't as I'd hoped for from past experience. They managed to bring that out last despite it clearly being the only appetizer of our order. The calamari was too soft for some reason, and the batter wasn't salty or peppery enough. The plum sauce was okay, but it's not a typical dip for this dish. I would skip this and just find any hole in the wall Chinese restaurant if you want to find a more suitable version of this dish. On the bright side, I loved the XO Eggplant ($18). The Chinese eggplant chunks were all cooked perfectly tender and evenly coated with the savory XO sauce. Adding a side of white rice was useful in making this a full entree. I would consider trying this with the additional ground pork (+$4.00) in the future, but it doesn't seem necessary at all. Aside from the eggplant, there's nothing to write home about here. I guess they must somehow get enough people who are stuck at the Palms and crave Asian food that's not dim sum, so good for them.

Located in the Palms Casino you'll find this quaint but rather modern looking restaurant serving flavorful Asian cuisine. The portions served are adequate and priced accordingly given its location. I highly recommend the 1/2 Duck, Lo Mein with Shrimp, Salt and Pepper Calamari and the Deluxe Fried Rice. All of the dishes tasted great and were seasoned well offering strong bold flavors. Although, the rice was flavorful, the presence of pork was almost nonexistent, which, was a bit disappointing. The staff was personable, friendly and exhibited a genuine interest in wanting to provide good customer service. The restaurant remained busy throughout my meal, however, tables were immediately cleaned and cleared decreasing the wait time for those in line. Overall, I was rather impressed with the food and the quality of service. I'll definitely be back. I'd encourage you give this spot a try should you find yourself at the Palms!

I frequently eat here not just because of the food but the service, especially the young lady Qing Qing, she is amazing, always smiling and fast serving.

Highly recommend this place. The pecking duck is yummy. Green veggies were great. Ramen soup is alright. Variety of entrees to choose from. Limited seat, but worth the wait. 1-29-2024 and 1-30-2024

My wife and I choose to eat here on a whim. Boy were we pleasantly surprised. The waitress, Qing Qing, was sweet and accommodating. The chicken pad thai and the deluxe fried rice was a great pairing. The Lettuce wraps and the pot stickers were equality delicious. We were very happy that we happened upon your restaurant. Qing Qing was spot on with her recommendations. Please give her our regards, as well as our thanks for an excellent lunch experience. Respectfully submitted, John & Debbie Elder

Mia was the hostess she was amazing, friendly and nice! The rating does not rate her service. We had ordered the lo mein with beef and the combination fried rice no pork. The guy behind us paid for our order which was nice of him. The dining wait time was going to be 15 min so we decided to order Togo. We get to the room and we got the beef chow fun which was good but not what we ordered instead of the beef lo mein. The fried rice had pork in it. The fried rice had no flavor and they did not give us soy sauce or sriracha. That's why the low rating. It's located in the casino loud ambiance.

Slow service and food are not good The servers tend to avoid eye contacts I don't know why

This little Asian restaurant nestled at The Palms Casino is a gem! We arrived at 11am on a Monday and we were seated promptly. We initially went there for the Hong Kong Roasted Duck but on this day it was unavailable. Although it was a big disappointment, the waitress recommended the Cantonese Fried Chicken which definitely made up for it. Our table also ordered the BBQ spare ribs, Low Mein with Shrimp, calamari, and deluxe fried rice. Will come back for the duck!

Came here with a friend after seeing a movie at Brenden. We were seated right away. The place is pretty small, but clean. Even though it wasn't crowded it took a bit for someone to take our order. But, once she did she was excellent and very friendly and attentive throughout the rest of our meal. We ordered the deluxe fried rice and the Pad Thai with shrimp to split. The rice came out first and the Pad Thai came out shortly after. The rice was good, flavorful and and a decent portion. The Pad Thai was also a good portion and was just OK. I liked the rice better. It was priced on par with other similar type restaurants located in casinos. If I find myself back at the Palms I'd definitely eat there again.

The first couple times i came here it was extremely crowded with long long wait and now i know why. i eat her 3 times nowanf the food is so good. Ftesh, hot, and the staff works as a team so the check you frequently to make sure everything is good! The cooks are the best and Winnie is the most amazing server. i though it is her restaurant because she really knows how to anticipate what you need and she alwayd has a smile. i will be a regilar because it is hard to find great restaurants like this with good servic.e Winnie and the cooks make this a 10 star establishment because 5 stars is not enough! Thanks or the great food and excellent service!

Food and service were great! Was served today by Qing Qing and was impressed by her kindness and professionalism.

Small restaurant but worth trying. Food was very fresh with a lot of flavor but not too sweet or salty. We got fried rice, beef chow fun, kung pao chicken, Mongol beef, and bok choi. Probably one the better Chinese restaurants I've tried in Vegas. China mama is a go to place in Vegas but this one is up there. Their beef chow fun is definitely a dish to order bc they make it with just the right texture and flavor. Portions for dishes were on the smaller side especially the bok choi for $11 had only a few little tiny pieces but flavor was spot on. You want Chinese this one is worth it.

It got a bit chilly here while on vacation. So I wanted some soup.I had the won wonton and it was amazing!! Will keep this in mind for our next trip to stop again. Parking is free at The Palms so worth the drive. The broth was so flavorful and full of wontons, shrimp and pork.

Ordered takeout, was ready in 15 min. Fried rice was pretty good, lo-mein pretty good. Quality of meat was not the best. Price not bad. Great mochi.

It's very pretty inside. I really like the wall murals. Staff was neutral. Not friendly or unfriendly. Food took a bit of time to get to us. We ordered pad thai with shrimp and wor wonton soup. We also each got a thai tea. The thai tea came in a can and they gave us a glass of ice. We were skeptical but it was actually really good. The pad thai came out first. It was okay. Not as much peanut flavor as I like. The soup took so long to come out that we almost asked if they'd forgotten about it. At least 10 minutes after the pad thai. The soup was off. Just didn't have a good flavor. The dumplings were soft but the meat inside didn't taste good. Pretty expensive for a very mediocre meal.

Dined here a couple of times. Service was ok. There was a little delay with someone to come by but fast to get our food. Food: Pad Thai Lettuce Wraps Beef Chow Fun The Pad Thai and Chow Fun was ok. I enjoyed it. I personally loved the lettuce wrap. It was so flavorful.

Ambience is small, quaint and clean. Service is a little slow but once it starts it's pretty good. Both times we have dined there it was excellent food. It's very delicious. We will be going back.

I had a wonderful meal there. This place is simple, modern and very clean. The service was efficient. I ordered dumplings that were so good, I forgot to get a pic. I also had the sautéed eggplant which was very yummy. It was a bit pricey, but I find the individually owned casino resorts to be pricier than the chains (MGM, Caesars, Boyd). I used my comps to pay for it. I would go again for lunch, as they are very quick to serve. The portions are good too.

I'm giving 4 stars. Food is delicious everything you order, but the waitress women are terrible bad attitude and so rude I would gave them 5 stars but since the waitress are so dam rude don't deserve the 5 star

Good food. There was a line out the door for both takeout & dine in. The dining area is kind of small, so we opted to order takeout and eat at the food court. Our food took a while and as it turned out, the gal in the front accidentally gave our order to someone else. All total we waited over an hour from the time we ordered to the time we finally got our food. The gal in the front was kind enough to comp our food, so I can't be mad at that. The food overall was really good. We had the Firecracker Chicken with rice - very good! And we order the Pho, it was good and satisfying.

So happy I got to come here for some Thai food with my BF. When we arrived, the dining area was practically empty therefore we were seated immediately. The server was wonderful and present when taking our order. It was cool to see the open kitchen in the back so we could see the cookies making some of the food on the spot. Our food came out incredibly quickly and everything tasted delicious. We definitely over ordered but when you're BF is a foodie, it be like that sometimes lol the food definitely made for great leftovers. Parking is easy and free within the Palms. Would definitely recommend!

Was at the Palms and saw Send Noodles. They make a wide variety of Asian-inspired noodles and other fare. I opted for the Vietnamese Pho and my wife settled for the Pad Thai. Both dishes were excellent Send has plenty of seating but can quickly reach capacity. As fresh as our dishes were prepared the cost was a bit high. Although worth the $21, traditional Pho can be had for no more than $15 but I guess that the price you pay since it is situated inside a resort/casino. Service is very good so if you are in the mood for good Asian dishes I would recommend giving them a shot as they have a very diverse menu.

Rude employees two nights in a row. I know now its management because After speaking to a so called manager about my experience, I was told that the employee had just started her shift. I guess that's an excuse to be rude to patrons spending their money. I stayed at the Palm's 2 nights, that's the only reason I dined there. It was convenient, but never again.

there was a waitress just waiting for a big tip and she is as just looking at me and mg familys weirdly

Food was great! I tried the Pho, Spicy green beans, edamame, fire cracker chicken, tempura green beans and Mongolian beef. I'd recommend all of them!

service: was bad, we sat at a table for around 10 minutes (during Tuesday dinner service) before a server came to greet us. food: bland af. if we didn't have a dining credit i would have complained. - Bok choy - good, advertised as "spicy" not at all spicy. Bland garlic-oil flavor too. - Singapore Noodles - bland, need salt. i was expecting flavor, that's why i picked this dish. tastes like buttered vermicelli noodles with stir fried veggies. - Potstickers - Bland, literally just pork and green onion in a dumpling wrapper. the sauce tastes like black vinegar, soy sauce, and water. PRICE: inexcusable for the flavors. overall review- vibe isn't horrible, food is, service is also BAD. i would not pay to eat here again, a free meal is a free meal tho.

We stayed at the Palms and this was inside kinda tucked away. I love noodles pho to be exact and they had it on the menu! But I ordered rice and it was so good! The server was nice and I was the only person inside so I got alot of one on one attention! One of the things I liked was you could kinda see into the kitchen from your seat that was cute! I also ordered soft shell crab I'd never had that before and it was good too.

Send Noodles is a hidden gem located inside the Palms Casino & Resort. Typical of a noodle bar in Asia, Send Noodles isn't a very big restaurant but accommodates quite a few people thanks to their open kitchen countertop bar. The wonton noodle soup is very plentiful with a savory broth and reasonable priced. Other must try dishes include the chicken lettuce cups and the stir fried eggplant that is amazing with steamed rice. Staff is super friendly and accommodating to all dining needs, make sure to check out Send Noodles if ever in the Palms!

I am a regular at Palms and our fav restaurant is here! I order the tempura green beans, and my new fav is their beef chow fun. The best server is Qing Qing! She's always so happy. Remembers my name and it makes me feel good. Her service is always excellent too. I recommend this to anyone looking for a good meal. :)

Upon arrival, we were promptly seated. Our server greeted us and took our beverage orders. We ordered the edamame for an appetizer and I ordered Kung Pao Beef for my entree. It was disappointing that the edamame came out with the entrees, as that basically defeated the point of ordering it. While our food didn't arrive lightning fast, it came within a reasonable time. Both the edamame and my entree were tasty. I enjoyed them both and would order them again. However, this was a pretty average experience, without any real reason to come back to this specific restaurant. Based on my food being tasty, I went with 4 stars, rather than 3, for a pretty mediocre dinner.

I was looking for a place to grab dinner off the strip but ended up at the Palms and I'm so glad I did. Send Noodles is a little corner restaurant in the casino with awesome service and amazing food. Highly recommended!! I had to start with an ice cold Kirin and pot stickers which were packed with flavor. Every bite was filled with a juicy pork filling, and the sauce was so good I ended up putting some on my fried rice. The dishes are sharable, so for the table we ordered deluxe fried rice which came with flavorful shrimp and pieces of bbq pork. I only wish the pork was a bit larger in size because it was tasty. We also had a side of vegetables which were really great. Baby bok choy, the cutest mushrooms I've ever seen and bell peppers in a garlic sauce. And for the finale, we ordered a half Peking duck. WOW!! The duck was delicious, so tender and juicy with a crispy skin. Between the two of us, we are almost everything on our plates. My only regret is being too full to try their mochi banana split.

OG chinese chefs with big wok flavors and always yelling at each other! For whatever reason, we always end up sitting behind the bar, right in front of all the kitchen action. It's the best. Makes us feel like we are in hong kong again. Sundays are our favorite because of their famous oxtail soup.

The Cantonese Chicken was the best chicken I have had in years!! Wennie the wonderful waitress was awesome Thanks for the best birthday meal so far

Delicious!! If you want food with great flavor this is the place that go. I have been back to this place 3 times just for the month of January for the Salt and Pepper Calamari. Send noodles is located off the strip at the Palm. This restaurant wilis pretty small and they don't take reservations at this particular restaurant but I have never had to wait. There is a bar area to sit at if there are no tables available. I went for lunch twice and dinner on a Saturday night at 6pm and no wait. The Palms has plenty of free parking which is great. The lobster fried rice, green beans tempura and the salt and pepper calamari have to me 3 of my favorites. The prices are affordable there is just one menu for lunch and dinner. Definitely try here you won't be disappointed.

If you're in the palms Casino, skip this place their service was slow, price are high, portions are small and staff not very friendly or helpful. Please don't waste your time. I know I won't eat here again

Food is good! When in Vegas, you must try this small Asian restaurant/bistro located inside Palms Casino . I've eaten at this place multiple times and it does not disappoint. My family and I are always leaving full. They have multiple varieties of Asian dishes, and the dishes are prepared just right over the counter. There was even a time when Chef Francis Mo came over our table and had a nice friendly conversation with us. I must warn you that this place can get very busy.

Unfortunately I had a bad experience here. I'm not blaming the staff. I noticed they were understaffed. We were here Saturday night, it was pretty packed, and have to wait to be seated which is okay. I feel bad for the server who have to accommodate a lot of customers. Hopefully the restaurant will hire more people to provide better service and be more organized. I ordered pho, it was alright.

Oof. This place could use some help with the flavors. I would say this place was mediocre at best. Would've been a 3 but when my friend's order was also 'meh', it lost another star. I love being a local to the Palms, but Send Noodles in a major casino ought to hold itself to a higher standard. My go-to noodles are any ramen complimented with gyoza or karaage, so in the same way, here at Send I ordered the House Ramen ($19) and Stickers ($14). Daaang. Both these dishes were boring. Maybe I'm spoiled with all the great ramen spots here in Chinatown, all of which generally aren't better than the other, but this House Ramen shocked me how bland it was. Regret of coming to this place entered my head. The same can be said about the gyoza/Stickers. I've read others' reviews and don't know how it's getting such high praise. It must be that I've ordered the wrong items.

Food was excellent and came out fast. However the wait staff was a bit overwhelmed and we were without drinks for about 15 minutes. All in all good spot for a quick bite to eat for authentic Asian cuisine.

Great food! Kind staff. I went back twice while I stayed at Palms. I had the black bean chicken and green beans! Great menu options something for all your cravings.

This place looks like a small nook next to the huge buffet next door but it's its own restaurant with all the different noodle dishes u could want! Hung over from EDC partying we went with the pho and i was skeptical bc how could u perfect every dish in one place but the pho was bombbbb. Super hot and fresh and they give u a large portion. I loved the flavor and didnt feel it was lacking. Comes with the usual sides of jalepeno, basil, and bean sprouts with siracha and hoisen. Would def recommend to check out and they r open on Monday for lunch time which is rare since all the other sit down restaurants seemed to be closed at this time. (2-3pm when we went)

We ordered three entrees, house ramen, wor wonton soup and bok chow. None were anything other than bland or a little off. The ramen smelled very fishy, had a greasy mouth feel, and the noodles were cold. The bok choy was a bit over cooked and bitter even with the garlic and pepper sauce to cover the flavor. With hot sauce, my husband enjoyed the wor won ton: he said the broth was bland but the wontons and veggies were good and fresh. Service was great, but I wouldn't eat there again.

The 1 is purely due to the beer and lesser amount available. Do not recommend. The Ox Tail soup was good. Sunday special. Service was very slow not busy slow or understaffed slow just extremely slow! It was uncomfortable just couldn't wait to get out of there. Mongolian portions so small make your head spin. Food so bad barely worth my time leaving this review. My beef was still cold in the middle as if it was frozen in a bag.