The Noodle Den

This place is not worthy of 4 stars. At most 3 stars. This is not a bad place don’t get me wrong but a 4 star? This place is far from a 4 star taste if you know Chinese food. Food is alright, nothing special. Service is alright too, standard service. Cost is comparably cheaper than other similar restaurants in Vegas which it is a plus. Ordered like 4-5 meals and total came out to be around $67. This place is just an Americanize Chinese restaurant with nice settings and vibes.

The Noodle Den in Las Vegas provides a truly high-caliber dining experience, easily deserving its 5-star rating. From the moment you step inside, the restaurant impresses with its clean, cool-looking aesthetic and vibrant yet comfortable atmosphere. The staff was great—attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely welcoming, contributing significantly to a smooth visit. The food itself is generally excellent, showcasing genuine skill in Asian culinary preparation. We thoroughly enjoyed the selection from the Family Tasting Menu, which offers a fantastic way to sample their offerings. Our only minor note relates to the noodle dish within that tasting menu. While the flavor was spot-on, we felt the ratio could use a slight adjustment: it was noticeably heavier on the noodles compared to the meat content. A bit more protein would perfectly balance the dish and better reflect the value of the tasting experience. Despite this small observation, the overall quality, particularly the fantastic flavors, combined with the excellent service and ambiance, makes The Noodle Den a must-visit spot. We highly recommend it for authentic, delicious Asian cuisine.

Not bad but not a "go out of your way" restaurant in my opinion. The food is decent but not top notch. I don't know if you would have to pay for parking but if so, then becomes another reason to go elsewhere. We ate there out of convenience because we were staying at the hotel and didn't want to go out. The service was average but I would have expected more for the type of restaurant and location but did think the atmosphere was pleasant. Flavors are ok but our Mongolian stir fry had very little meat. The cabbage with garlic was decent as well but lacked pronounced flavor.

The food was on point and they have some really good beers as well. I got the “Happy Buddha” and the “Kirin” and both were amazing. The Dan Dan chicken noodles were on point, they did not have any added sweetness and the spiciness was just on point. Great atmosphere and service as well! If you like Americanized Chinese food, this is a great place.

I love staying at the Sahara specifically for their restaurants. This is my second favorite, Bella being the first. This place is so good! You FEEL good after eating, not like bloated or stuffed. You can watch them make the noodles. Highly recommend!

Great spot inside the Sahara! Loved the electronic waitlist—we could explore instead of standing around. I had the Mongolian Beef Stir-Fry with Knife-Sliced Noodles—tender beef, flavorful sauce, and perfectly chewy noodles. Friendly service, generous portions, and tasty dishes all around. Worth a visit!

We had the veggie noodles here — the taste was pretty decent, but they were served cold. When I mentioned it to the server, she initially didn’t believe me and only reheated them in the microwave before bringing them back. She was extremely rude, arrogant, and in such a hurry that she nearly dropped the bowl on me. Her behavior was also blatantly racist, which completely ruined our dining experience.

We had the orange chicken and the Mongolian beef . Both plates were perfectly cooked and full of flavor. Prices are very affordable for the quality of food!

We ate at Noodles A party of 16. We had appetizers to start the meal. Every appetizer exceeded our expectations. All served hot. Followed by 14 meal dishes. Again all served hot. Prepared to perfection. I especially enjoyed their Fried Flounder. Exceptional! Our entire family enjoyed the meal and atmosphere. Our server was attentive and the manager has to one of the best. Not only did he accommodate our group. He helped out to make sure our service was above and beyond.

We dined here with a party of 16 and the food was spectacular! The chicken wigs and crispy duck did not disappoint with their crispness. They were so flavorful and delicious. We had an assortment of entrees incline the crispy flounder (I highly recommend this) and an assortment of dumplings which are made fresh while you wait. All the noodle dishes were packed with epic flavors. The service was not the greatest and could use some tweaks as drinks were hard to come by. But the food once ordered came out quite quickly Most of the staff seemed like they would rather be somewhere else rather than helping their guests and earning their tips but all and all we will come back and try with a smaller party

We got violent food poisoning from the water. The whole party ordered completely different dishes and drinks, but everyone said the water tasted funny The entire party was nauseous and vomiting within the next 24 hours, which was especially awful as we were all traveling. Perhaps the glasses were soapy or something? We didn't see anything in the water, but 100% food poisoning rate. The food was tasty and the service adequate, but I wouldn't eat there again. Edit for management: this occurred on 10 January 2025, at around 8pm

Inside the Sahara Las Vegas! Our meal was absolutely delicious, great flavors and ambiance, staff was sweet and attentive and we had a great dining experience

This was a pleasant surprise. I came here for a late night snack so I didn't order a noodle but duck with pork rice. Pork and Duck were done perfectly. Service was phenomenal and waiter was great with refills. Overall, great place for a casual (expensive meal). $24 for entree and $6 for a soda.

Asian food is hard to get by in Vegas and I was staying for a week at the Sahara so I resorted to noodle den twice. My first experience was better than the second leading me to believe what you order matters. I really like the tan tan chicken noodles. I also really liked the spicy chicken and mushroom wontons. Their online order and pick up service was convenient. The veggie noodles were really average and the chicken and mushroom dumplings resembled frozen dumplings. Service at the restaurant was a little slow but they also had $10 cocktails.

Many selections on the menu, everything we had was delicious!! The beef noodles were pretty good.

After a windy and dry day, the chicken and mushroom noodle soup at Noodle Den hit the spot. I had to add some chili pepper sauce to give it a little more zing, but the broth had a nice mushroomy flavor. I wish it had more chicken, but the handmade noodles were good. If you are on this end of the strip, Noodle Den has a good menu and some different options compared to the regular vegas fare.

It's been a while since I got noodles for dinner. I had a staycation night at Palace Station and I decided to make the mile tirp to the Sahara to eat here. I was there about 5:15. They open at 5 and I was the first customer. I asked if I could sit at a high top table overlooking the windows where the women were working making soup dumplings. Dinner and a show. When I entered. I watched the man making the hand pulled noodles. He certainly knew how to do it and I could watch him from my window seat, too. I ordered the chicken dan dan hand pulled noodles. There was a chili sign on the menu next to the name. Normally, this means no spice for me. This, however, had a bit of spice that got a bit hotter as I ate. The noodles are on a bed of sauce. There is cooked chicken pieces, some crushed peanuts, and some good spice to the mixture. The server stopped and told me to mix the noodles well as much of the flavoring was at the bottom and needed to be spread around. The noodles were soft and tasty. The dish itself was quite delightful! For dessert, I got the green tea cheesecake. That was a good ending to the meal. I was so pleased I took the time to drive here for dinner. Service was top notch and very pleasant.

I don't know what all the hype is about, not sure about these high ratings. I reckon it's because The Noodle Den is on the strip...location, location, location. I feel a lot of places on the strip are over hyped and overpriced as well. IMHO this is definitely one of those spots. The venue is nice; modern, bright, spacious and inviting, which might explain the inflated prices. The service was fine, the staff were friendly, but food was overpriced and just OK for me. #Noodles on the Strip: ~ CRISPY FRIED CHICKEN WONTON - 2/5 Meh. I had much better at most other places. ~ PAN FRIED DUMPLINGS - 2.5/5 Best thing I ate that evening, still nothing to brag about. ~ BRAISED PORK BELLY AND STRING BEANS WITH HAND PULLED NOODLES - 2/5 This dish was OK; definitely edible, but bland, lacked flavor and the price...yikes! Not the most generous of portions either...pass. I'll pass on recommending or returning to the The Noodle Den, I thought it was overrated. You can find much better food a 10-15 min drive or rather few miles away in Chinatown for roughly half the price.

This is located inside the Sahara Hotel, adjacent to the MJ One show. The noodles are hand-pulled, as you can watch the staff through the large window at the entrance. Both the Chicken and Mushroom Soup & the Spicy Kung Pao Noodles were delicious, however they were stingy on the chicken. You can hardly find any chicken pieces in the dishes. The broth for the Chicken and Wonton Soup was delicious and I enjoyed it. My daughter liked the Beef Brisket Soup, but it was sweeter than similar soups as other Asian noodle places. We also enjoyed the Pork Xiao Long Bao. The restaurant is right off the casino floor, but its far enough so you're not exposed to it. We sat at a booth for four, but they do have larger tables. Our hardworking server Penn was very friendly and courteous.

Very delicious and I loved the ambiance. It was giving upscale but still affordable. This is located in the Sahara casino and did not disappoint. We had the orange chicken (great quality) Chicken fried rice (perfection) and the Mongolian beef noodles (it was good but I've had better). The STAR OF THE SHOW was the dumplings. I Had two types of dumplings but I'm still dreaming about the spicy dumplings. Both of the dumplings were hand made and I was able to see the chefs inside the kitchen making the fresh.

I returned to the Den with my wife and need to bump my review to a 5. I had the Kung Pow chicken which was delicious and spicy! I like spicy food, but don't eat the red chilies, wow! Our waitress could not have been friendlier and we enjoyed sitting at the high top by the window into the kitchen so we could see them making dumplings, very fun!

Located inside Sahara. We were looking for an appetizing dinner this Friday evening but did not feel like leaving our hotel/casino and walked by "The Noodle Den."  Their hand-made noodle showcase caught our attention, so we walked right in. Luckily, there was no wait and were seated immediately. We tried their Mongolian Beef Stir-Fry, vegetable, and Kung Pao chicken dishes. All in their "Knife Sliced Noodles" style, which are "Fettuccine" style, thick noodles. Everything tasted amazing and very satisfying. Portions are generous. This is a very good, authentic Chinese restaurant. The restaurant is clean, with nice decor and comfortable seating. Staff is welcoming and friendly. Shout out to our server, Stephanie, who was attentive and helpful with the menu. Overall, we had a great experience here and will definitely return.

I have been craving noodles and we've heard pretty amazing things about this spot, with the only negative being its location in the Sahara. Do not let that stop you from trying them! Even on a random Wednesday night in the middle of April the line was out the door! This place is so delicious! Service was top-notch and the restaurant itself is very lovely. All of the decor fits the theme. You can't tell you're in a stinky Vegas casino until you walk out to go to the restroom, literally that and parking are the only negatives. We loved everything we tried and we ordered way too much food! They can adjust spice level, so I was able to get my favorite Mongolian Beef, and the orange chicken doesn't come with rice, which bummed out my husband, but he just shared my noodles and was fine after the first bite. We would go back for sure, as there are so many dishes to try!

Our food came out lukewarm. Their signature noodle dish was served room-temp, noodles were half cooked. The top part of the noodles were still raw. Big parties were priorities while smaller parties don't have anybody to check on them for near 20 mins. Good thing is, their soup dumplings are good. Not the best I have ever had, but I would eat this dish again. Overall, 3/5. I didn't even take any food pictures because I was annoyed by both the food that came out cold and the subpar service. I'll give this another try next time though. Maybe my experience is just a one off.

Located in the Sahara, this place is one of the better options inside the hotel/casino. My friends and I went here for some food, and on a Monday late dinner around 9pm, we were surprised to be quoted a 20 minute wait for a table of 4. We decided to just stick around and peruse the menu, and to our surprised, we were able to get seated closer to 2 minutes, so either they did a typo or did not see an open table nearby. We shared the street food wontons chicken & mushrooms (soup), Mongolian beef stir-fry with knife sliced noodle, braised pork belly and fried egg over rice, and crispy orange chicken. The food is pretty good quality, despite the above average pricing (about $30/person after tax and tip). The wontons were pretty good and the soup within is fairly light, which is good to start. The Mongolian beef noodles were my favorite, as the beef is very tender and you can just bite small pieces easily, and the noodles were cooked to al dente. The braised pork belly was flavorful and did not have too much fat, yet it was still very tender. I loved how the fried egg still had a perfectly runny yolk, which is my preference, and the rice absorbs good amounts of the sauce. The crispy orange chicken is nicely battered and still retains the crispiness, kind of like the Korean fried chicken is typically still crispy despite the sauce on top. Service here is pretty good as they keep refilling water to ensure you always have water in the cup. Other requests were fulfilled fairly quickly, after flagging down the server.

I normally venture outside hotels for food spots, but this time, my friends and I went to The Noodle Den, which was a part of the SAHARA hotel. I was thoroughly impressed! My favorite dishes that we ordered were the Pan Fried Dumplings and Roast Duck Fried Rice. The Pan Fried Dumplings came with a chili dipping sauce that was the perfect accompaniment. Also, although fried rice is sometimes basic, this one was very flavorful and I just wanted to keep eating it! The service was very fast, and I thought the prices were fair for being a hotel restaurant in Vegas. If anyone is staying at SAHARA and looking for an easy spot to get food, I would recommend The Noodle Den.

Place is on hit for food and price! We seem it for years and finally tried it! Our lose. Lol

Hands down the best ramen I've had outside of Asia itself! So flavorful and full of aroma. My friends and I did a walk in and the service was spectacular. You don't always get that on the strip. Everyone around was chilled and it suited the mood. I asked for the waiters recommendation and their choice left my taste buds heightened. Whatever, they suggest ... get it! These people know their stuff. Such a great experience of being here after hearing the terrible news that lovers and friends festival was cancelled.

It was our first time staying at the Sahara , and saw how they had a hand pulled noodle restaurant which I love dumplings and hand pulled noodles. It did not disappoint although the noodles were a bit greasy but still good . Would definitely go back and we for their just in time before a line started to get long. We ordered the spicy wontons which were a perfect size , kung pao noodles were great but a bit greasy, the chicken fried wontons were soo good, pan fried dumplings which is a must and had a nice crispy fried side, and the beef chow fun which were a bit greasy but good.

Noodle Den is very authentic chinese cuisine located in the old school Sahara Hotel & Casino. Definitely a hidden gem on the strip for chinese food, I haven't had one item from the menu I didn't like yet. The noodle soups are amazing with plentiful flavor and portions to go with the amazing prices for a restaurant on the strip. Must try appetizers include the spring rolls, green onion pancake, hot & sour soup, and any of the dumplings whether potstickers or the soup dumplings. Service is impeccable and very attentive every time. I love the window into the kitchen where you can see them making dumplings by hand and fresh. The decor is very modern with wooden booths and tables in a spacious setting. Love the Noodle Den!

He there... so the ambiance is upper class sort of and seems like it will be bougie. The prices reflected that but they were able to get me in right away and I was given a fantastic server by the name of Stephanie HA HA but we connected on that and she even gave me a hug. That being said I was a party of one but I wanted to try a bunch. We talked and decided that I should try the gyoza (pan fried dumplings), white rice, chicken wonton soup and green onion pancakes. Service was QUICK. I got the gyoza and it was pretty much as expected. I liked the light fry on them. The meat was perfect and a good texture. I wish the sauce was a BIT thicker as I like to actually have sauce on my gyoza. The noodle/pasta was perfect. I then tried the green onion pancake it was good... I dipped it in the gyoza sauce but I think it would be great to put with a main dish. I got the wonton soup but it was very fishy. I asked about it and she said it was the sesame oil -- it was not but I didn't argue. The nori in the soup could have done that and I removed it right away but it could have influenced that flavor. I gave it back and she suggested that I try the noodle soup since I wanted to try some noodles. I was not happy that it turned out to be nearly $10 more than the wonton soup I ordered and that was not mentioned. When the soup arrived it looked rather gross -- she literally said "it doesn't look that great but it has great flavor." I asked what the meat was and she said beef. What I saw was a ton of fat... she said it was tendon. Either way after I completed some surgery on the meat I gotta say that soup was freaking DELICIOUS. I would never get it again since it was $23 for soup but it was very good... I want to come back someday and get main courses. I really wanted the chicken fried rice but she said that would be too much for me. I wouldn't venture here to go to this restaurant but if I stay at Sahara again it is a chance I would come back.

This restaurant was conveniently placed in our hotel. The waitress was persistent on us trying the orange chicken - it was pretty good but was drenched in so much sauce we had to scrape a lot of it off which was uncomfortable. The dumplings is where it was at. The flavor was absolutely delicious, probably some of the best dumplings I have ever had. Giving the restaurant a 4 star review only because our waitress never came back to check on us, refill our water, or ask how the food was. She just came back with the bill.

This place is nestled in the back of the Sahara resort with a quiet elegance in its decor. Probably one of the coolest things was that our table had a gigantic lazy Susan, so you can easily share your food. We got the Bao buns, which had good texture but tasted more like soup dumplings. The filling on the Pan Fried Dumplings was tasty and they were just the right level of crispy. For my entree. I got the Mongolian beef with hand pulled noodles. R the beef was tender but wasn't super flavored and the hand pulled noodles were a bit gummy. The Matcha Tiramisu was delicious and a unique way to end my meal. The service was friendly but often in frequent and difficult to grab servers at times.

Wow, what a pleasant surprise this place was! We were looking for some late night eats near our nearby hotel, and the front desk attendant suggested we head to the Sahara Hotel. The Noodle Den was conveniently located near the front entrance (unlike other Vegas hotels where you have to navigate a confusing, smoky casino to find the food), and we were quickly seated for our 10pm mini meal. We didn't want to eat a lot, so we shared their barbecue pork fried rice and a plate of their green onion pancakes. It was delicious! The fried rice was perfectly cooked and seasoned, and filled our empty bellies. The freshly-fried green onion pancakes were a hit, too, and the perfect accompaniment to the rice. The dude also enjoyed his bottomless lemonade! My only complaint about this place is that it was hard to decide what to order. Everything sounded delicious! I can definitely see myself visiting again on a future Vegas trip.

My favorite noodle place to have date night at. Food is always on point, service is delightful & we are always trying new things when we come & are always satisfied by the end of our meal. Love LOVE this place

We had a great experience at the noodle den! I came with four other guests, and we split entrées and appetizers. Standouts were the pork truffle XLB, surprisingly the orange chicken, vegetable knife cut noodles, spicy cucumbers, and the chicken Dan Dan noodles. I forgot to take pictures, but everything was delicious! I would definitely eat here again.

Stayed at the Sahara in LV for a work trip. Accommodations were okay but hey a free stay at a vegas strip hotel. Luckily I had this little gem inside the hotel which means I did not have to leave the hotel for dinner during a cold/rainy weekend prior to the super bowl. I love Asian everything and this place was very nicely dressed with good seating and large windows to the kitchen to watch the magic happen before your dish came out. And good views of the slots to watch the magic fade from people's wallets. I tried several dishes over 3 nights but the best by far was the spicy short rib been soup with home made large noodles. Great cold weather meal with delicious meat! Everything there was great but that was my top one followed by the duck. The pot stickers were beautiful but not a meal unto themselves and more of an appetizer. Service was excellent, nothing to complain about at all. Would definitely recommend them and try again.

Great service right from the get go, normally I like to try restaurants outside of casinos but I thought I'd give this place a shot, I'm glad I did. The food was very tasty, prompt and the decor is very picturesque. Definitely recommend this place.

Easily the worst meal I've had in Vegas. I'm not sure where the good reviews are coming from, but maybe the other dishes are better. We went on a Saturday night during an event, so I expected it to be crowded. They told us the wait was 15 minutes and it probably ended up being 30 minutes before they texted us that our table was ready. Still not a terrible wait. We were only checked on when we put in our orders, when we got our food, and when we paid. The servers were nice and apologetic and it sounded like they were unintentionally understaffed, so I understood. We just had water to drink which was unfortunate since even their water did not taste good. We got the dumplings, spicy wonton, and mapo tofu. We also ordered a side of rice since it was not included with the entree. A bit disappointing given the price. The spicy wonton was the best dish we had. Specifically because the sauce was tasty. However, there was no spice at all and not much flavor in the wonton which was disappointing. The dumplings were forgettable and bland, but still edible. The same could not be said about the tofu. There was no actual flavor or spiciness, just the kind of spice which makes your mouth feel numb. I love tofu, but it was so unpleasant that I couldn't make myself eat any more. Overall, it seems like a typical meal on the strip. Over hyped and overpriced.

It's one of favorite restaurants to visit when we stay at the Sahara. Noodles and walnut shrimp my favorite

This place is amazing. Went with a group of 10 and everyone agreed some of the best Chinese and noodle/ramen soup they've had. The noodles and wontons are made by hand and it shows. This place will definitely be one we go to with every visit to Vegas. Good job Sahara.

Just went there last night n celebrated my sons 21st bday...the table n area was perfect for the 9 of us..food was on point!..haven't been in this casino over 25yrs and I was amazed how beautiful it is!!! Highly recommend this restaurant..really loved the walnut shrimp!!

Came here for dinner during Restaurant Week. Ambiance is nice, service was good but everything we ordered were overly salted! They put enough sodium to last you for a week! Bleh!! It was $40 per person for three dishes. The first was more like an appetizer and only consisted of three dumplings. Then we were able to choose between kung pao chicken stir-fry noodles or fried rice. The noodles were soooo salty it was almost inedible. Last dish was more like a main item. Choices were between salt & pepper pork chop or mongolian beef. The highlight of our dinner was sadly the dumplings. Everything else was just overly salted. Go elsewhere for Chinese food...like Palazzo's Hong Kong Cafe...as they don't over salt their food. Or drive out to Spring Mountain Ave...there's plenty of Asian food on that street.

The ambience was delightful to look at, and the service was amazing...especially to first timers looking for vegan options. I went here twice in one week...yes it was that good...the veggie tofu with noodles was a treat to my palate...it was noodle-mazing...yes I did just make that word up...food so good it has you making up words!!! This place is a hidden gem indeed nestled in the back corner of the Sahara casino just waiting for you to stop in. The host were awesome and friendly,and welcoming I might add. The question is will we go back??? You already know...YES! 5 red and white yelping stars for the Den of noodles...The Noodle Den!

I got food poisoning eating the sweet and sour chicken. Made me sick for two days. Ruined my trip

I had the misfortune to choose The Noodle Den for dinner at the Sahara. I'll start with the service- I was the first person in the restaurant and a couple came in after me. I sat there for about 10 minutes without being greeted while the couple was greeted immediately. So right off I felt discriminated against for being by myself and female. I have a very limited diet so I asked what was gluten free and was told one dish, the Beef Chow Fun was gluten free. Then I was told I would have to get it with chicken or shrimp because the beef is marinated with flour. Then I was told the chicken is marinated with flour so I should get shrimp. That was confusing and I figured the server didn't know what she was talking about so I ordered the beef. I didn't time how long it took, but it didn't seem too long. The food was hot for the first few bites, but the heating was inconsistent as there was cold mixed with hot. It was bland tasting and very greasy. Noodles, maybe ten small pieces of thinly sliced beef, green onions, and a few bean sprouts. I ate the hot and cold beef because I was so hungry I thought I was going to pass out. I ate some of the grease soaked noodles. I didn't take the rest home with me because I figured it would make me sick. A waste of time and money at $24. That was a $6.99 meal all day anywhere else. Sorry, I didn't think to take pictures of the mess and I didn't see anything on Yelp that looked as bad as what I was served.

The Noodle Den is located inside the Sahara hotel. It's a nice restaurant serving Chinese food. Both the food and service were good. As customers left, I saw a server spraying the table and wiping it clean. That was a nice touch before the next customers arrive. *Edamame 4/5 - Salted edamame. Good, a bit salty. *Spicy Wonton (Pork) 3.5/5 - The flavor and wrappers were pretty good. It wasn't spicy at all. However, the inside was kind of mushy and not great. *Crispy Roast Duck 4.5/5 - Very good roast duck. It was seasoned just right and the skin had a slight crisp to it. *Taiwan Beef Brisket Hand Pulled Noodle Soup 5/5 - This dish had some heat to it at around medium spicy level. The bok choy had a light, delicate flavor. The noodles and broth were good, but the show stealer was the beef brisket. It was really tender, almost melting in your mouth. One could tell that the meat was simmered for a long time to achieve this wonderful texture.

It was a spontaneous plan to go to this place, we put our name down on a Sunday night and got a table in 10mins. The staff were super friendly and their service was quick. All their noodles were thick and juicy with great flavours! Would highly recommend their glass noodles.

The freshest noodles in Vegas! You can see the gentleman working the noodle dough while the ladies prepare other things like fresh dumplings. The service was excellent and the food super delicious . This place is located in the Sahara Hotel and Casino towards the left of the main casino entrance. This place might be a bit small but it is definitely mighty delicious!

This would be a perfect spot for a dinner date and some gambling afterwards. It feels higher end with the plate wear, utensils and overall vibe of the establishment. NOW the food!!! Everything was delicious and pretty reasonably priced. My group of five paid about $150 with a nice tip and that's only about $30/Person. Granted we didn't order any appetizers so keep that in mind, only five entrees. I ordered the Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup and it was delicious and reminiscent of the noodles you can get at Noodleholics in Tucson. My mother and gf got the same, Mongolian Beef Noodles, and I almost liked it better than my own meal . No complaints about any of the dishes!!! This place is located at Sahara on the strip and if you're a frequent player there you could also use points to cover a portion of the meal.

Went a couple days ago with my girlfriend, food was great, I loved the Mongolian beef and friend rice. the environment was great and the attention was phenomenal, specially from Rebecca, she welcomed us up front and made us feel at home from the moment we came in to the moment we left, being extremely welcoming and going out of her way to make sure we didn't need anything. Would definitely recommend this place, and if you go and see Rebecca up front say hi to her for us! great experience! And would definitely recommend.

Didn't look like chicken to me but it was delicious regardless. The noodles were not spicy at all, tasted sweet. Very filling and delicious. No wait time when we came and the waitress was really nice. It's a very calm atmosphere, the place looks nice.

I love this place!! You don't have to wait long for a table. Both times I've been here it's been full. Noodle Den makes their food fresh. To start, I had the chicken and mushroom wontons that were absolutely delicious. I could have eaten two orders of it on my own. The Kung pao chicken sliced noodle and honey walnut shrimp are also really good. Portion size is good. I personally think the service and food is superior to other restaurants on the strip like Din Tai Fung. Will be coming back!

This place is incredible. You can peek through glass walls into the clean kitchen and witness the staff making items from scratch. We tried the Mongolian beef with hand cut noodles, orange chicken, & scallion pancake. It was all unbelievably delicious. The hostess and waitress we interacted with were both kind, patient, & accommodating. Will absolutely return.

Good noodle place on the strip. Taiwanese brisket noodle soup: 4.5/5 good broth, not really spicy Pork belly and green bean noodle: 4/5 it was really sweet, I didn't like it but my bf thoroughly enjoyed it 4 stars because there are several similar or better restaurants in Chinatown (also cheaper)

The food is just terrible here, wasn't even cooked all the way . Tried the kung pao chicken, chicken dan dan noodles, chicken fried rice (they were disgusting) and spicy wontons. VERY DISSATISFIED with the food here. Ive tried many asian food places, by far this one was the worst. I told my server I wanted pinot red wine and she walked away and comes back saying so what wine do you want? Like what???

Fast service. Very friendly. Had some questions on the menu and they were answered quickly. They make the dumplings and noodles at the front, I was in a high top. Fun to watch. Started with Hot & Sour soup, very well done with savory broth, just the right heat, and fresh scallions for a fresh element. Then Kung Pao with knife cut noodles. Great entree! Portions are large and family style, so sharing is easy to do. They have several large tables to handle groups.