The Noypitz Bar & Grill Las Vegas Town Square

We’re looking for authentic Filipino food. We found this online. Decided to try it. Great customer service. Great ambience. Food was ok. We ordered the crispy pata and ginataan shrimp with winter squash and Chinese long beans. For drinks; coke and a glass of Pinot Grigio. The shrimp antennae should be cut. Pricey for small portions. Check the photos. Also, the restroom needs work.

Food is overpriced and over rated. What's worse is their menu doesn't indicate food prices. I've tasted better authentic filipino foods in other Filipino restaurants in Vegas compared to Noypitz

Dear Noypitz Management Las Vegas, I’m writing to share our unfortunate experience during a recent birthday celebration at your restaurant. We had a reservation for 22 guests at 7/19/25 for 4:30 PM and were initially seated together at a long table. After placing our orders, we were unexpectedly asked to move because, as explained by your staff, “we didn’t anticipate you’d be here longer than 6:00 PM” and “we didn’t expect you to order more food.” This sudden relocation to a fragmented setup—split between different tables—completely disrupted our gathering. Our dishes were meant for sharing, but we had to walk between tables just to retrieve food, leaving little opportunity to enjoy the meal or properly celebrate the occasion. What should have been a joyful and unified experience instead became inconvenient and disappointing. Additionally, one of the dishes we ordered- chicken feet- arrived burnt and had to be sent back. Though your staff did apply a minor discount and offered a complimentary dessert, it didn't come close to making up for the loss of time, warmth, and connection that the evening was meant to provide. We made our reservation with Noypitz believing it would provide care and communication with the size of our party in advance. The lack of planning and abrupt changes undermined the spirit of the celebration and reflects poorly on the service. I hope you’ll take this feedback seriously and consider how future large party reservations are managed so that no other guests have to go through a similar experience. We chose Noypitz because we hoped for a warm and memorable evening. We’re still hoping you’ll honor that intention. Sincerely, Jo-Ann Milan

The food here is delicious. We ordered Noypitz pancit, Shanghai lumpia, calamari, and bbq pork skewers. The calamari wasn’t super crispy and it needed a sauce to accompany it. The pancit was super flavorful. The skewers & lumpia were very good as well. The customer service is another story, like it didn’t exist at all. We had to constant run a server down. We had no idea who our server actually was because no one checked on us. Every time we needed something we had to do a wave to get someone’s attention. I would actually visit here again because the food was so good. I would the customer service would come into play. Also, it says online there is live music, but there wasn’t any while we were there. So maybe they arrive at a certain time. Also, one friend ordered a alcoholic beverage, but she was told that she couldn’t order that particular one because the bartender wasn’t there yet. So I don’t know what time they come in either. So she ordered a different alcoholic beverage. On the menu it stated the drink was $6, when we got the bill, they charged her $8 for it. She mentioned it to them when we were able to wave someone down and they fixed the billed. Then one of the employees mentioned that the menus needs to be updated. So hopefully they do that soon. The set up the restaurant is very nice. They will also split the checks up to 3 ways, so bring cash if you have a large party. The portion sizes are shareable between 3-4 people. It just depends on your appetite.

The place is typical Filipino food. Nothing out of the ordinary. Most overpriced menu items. Probably because the lease in this are may be expensive. It is kind of hard to find. So here is my simple direction. Go direct to the AMC Theater in the back of the complex and park there. Walk around the Northside of the theater until you see the Yardhouse restaurant. Go into the complex pass the Yardhouse behind the AMC Theater and you will see it on the courtyard.

A real authentic fine dining Filipino restaurant has opened at Town Square ( next to AMC movie theater) . The owner and the cook are very welcoming, friendly and extremely passionate about it. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and has very inviting atmosphere. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday they have live music 🎶- authentic Filipino live music. They also have very nice and big outdoor seating patio. The food is truly authentic Filipino cuisine. The food is freshly cooked and flavorful . The portions are big and very satisfying. Overall: an amazing upscale Filipino restaurant that offers authentic and delicious food, great atmosphere to dine in and listen to live music. We definitely recommend it to everyone who loves authentic Filipino food or just wants to try something different and be adventurous!!!

This place is located within the mall south of the strip. This is the biggest Noypitz I've been to. There are lots of outdoor or indoor seats available. I highly recommend making a reservation for big groups We ordered the chicken inasal and pancit canton. Both were good, but I've had better. Martini drink was weak, but the SanMig light was ice cold. The live band was nice, but played music like we were in a wedding. DJ also played old music.

10-4-2025 ordered karekare and asked if it was oxtail and was told its a mix with beef and oxtail meat. When I got the karekare no oxtail and only hard meat overcooked that was probably left over from previous cooking. Also ordered the crispy garlic pork, thought it would be small cubes or pork with a delicious garlic sauce, but was wrong, received almost black over fried pork skins. Would not return, feel like staff was dishonest.

As part of the upscale Filipino restaurant chain, Noypitz Town Square Las Vegas hosts the weekly Fil-Am Comedy special every Wednesday night, to highlight local comedians (many of Pinoy descent). My wife, brother, and I attended this special on our first night in Las Vegas and had a good time with the comedy and food. My brother usually uses VetTix to get complementary tickets to events when in Vegas. So we were interested when a Filipino comedy show appeared as something available on Wednesday night. Later we discovered that it was being held at a restaurant, and once we knew that it was Noypitz, got a good idea that the atmosphere would be like a small comedy club, and that drinks and food would be available. Noypitz is well known in the Los Angeles metro area, and my wife and I have been to three other ones already (first time for my brother). Nothing was going on when we arrived about 30 minutes early, so went window shopping. We came back about 7:25 and the show was getting started. We found a table right in front, and there were probably 20 people in the audience. To a tee, I really appreciate comedians and the passion it takes to get up on stage and basically expose yourself emotionally to the audience. The lineup of comedians were raw and not the smoothest...but we definitely laughed out loud multiple times and had a good time. For the most part, the audience was willingly participating which hopefully added to the vibe. The final comedian (headliner) was Kitty Pineapple, a transgender Filipina. During the performance, drinks from the bar were half price for happy hour so drank bottles of Red Horse ($4 each) and my wife tried to get Baileys on the rocks ($5). The bartender was attentive and friendly. Food came from the a table server, and my brother ordered some dishes to share including Bistek Tagalog ($27), Pork Adobo ($22), and 3 scoops of white rice ($6). Couldn't finish it since we had eaten a big dinner before coming here, but we made a decent dent in it and it was good to eat/drink while enjoying the show. The performance lasted about 90 minutes and we got to talk to a performer or two. By the time we left, it had cooled just a little bit and was an easy drive back to the Strip to finish off our first night in Vegas.

(09/25) Went here a few years ago for the comedy show and had dinner. Platters were $60. Someone posted from 10 months ago the platters costing $70. We just went again to watch the show and to eat, and the platters were already up at $120. And the contents were mediocre. Bland and dry. The dipping sauces were in the plastic containers they probably just got from Seafood City Grill City. Next time I watch the comedy show, I'd eat elsewhere beforehand. Very basic Filipino entrees costing $30 is a crime. They weren't elevated in any how to justify their costs. And the comedians stating they only made money from tips...maybe I wouldn't come back. Sad, I really want to support Pinoy businesses.

Mandatory gratuity??? This is keeping customers away!!! On large parties it's okay but not for everyone...

Visited here for a promotion celebration. The venue is nice and stage is large enough to accommodate for a ceremony. The food served was buffet style and had the following: Lumpia Menudo Chop suey Pancit bihon Pork liempo Ginataan mais Everything was delicious. The staff were also really nice and were good about refilling waters. There wasn't really anyone else, im guessing their busy time is in the evening. Nice place, plenty of seating as well.

Staff was very friendly and awesome, they took care of us when did a surprise baby shower. They always check in on us if we needed anything else. Food was also great as well. The restaurant setting has a nice ambiance as well. I will go back for sure for the food.

**Buffet Experience Review** Very disappointing. All of the food was cold, and despite what was shown in the ads, there was no lechon available. The staff were generally unhelpful and unfriendly. All buffet food rating would be 2/10 We specifically asked if drinks were included in the buffet price and were told they were, but we were still charged for them when the bill came. The inside was spacious and pretty clean. If you do decide to eat here, you might be better off ordering from the menu instead of choosing the buffet, just to ensure your food is served hot. But I suggest you take your money elsewhere. lol

We heard about this place and always wanted to try it when we were in town. Well, we finally made it to Town Square. Upon walking in, I was impressed how big this place is, complete with covered exterior seating, plenty of seating inside, a bar, stage/dance floor! The lighting was a nice touch. It was Tuesday around 3 pm and we were the only customers. Folks started trickling in 2 hours later since a fundraiser was happening in their patio. Their DJ started playing a set. How was our food? We were impressed. It was not greasy (Filipino food tends to be) and the dishes we ordered were great: garlic fried rice, kare kare, bistek, daing bangus, mango relish salad, seafood sinigang (Boy, this was tart, which I love. The level that makes your eyes twitch), halo halo and turon w/ Ube ice cream. The ambience is cool. They have karaoke nights midweek and live band on weekends. We'd like to come by when the stage/dance floor is happening.

Staff were all nice, clean restaurant, easy parking! Food was 6 outta 10. Sisig was Hella good! Will be back!

I visited Noypitz at Town Square on a Monday afternoon while waiting for someone. At first, I thought they were closed because it was so quiet, but they were just really slow. The staff inside were chatting (honestly more like yelling) to each other, and only toned it down once they noticed there was a customer. While waiting, they were kind enough to offer me a glass of water small gesture, but appreciated. I asked for a recommendation and they suggested the Banana Con Yelo, saying it's one of their best sellers. So I gave it a try... unfortunately, I was disappointed. It came topped with ice cream, but it lacked flavor overall. The whole thing tasted bland. The banana had a strange orange tint, I honestly thought I was eating sweet potato at first. To make it harder, they gave me a small, short spoon. I asked if they had a longer one (so I could actually mix it properly), but they said no. So I had to awkwardly work through the dessert with a tiny spoon, which made the whole experience even less enjoyable. For $13 plus tax (and tip), it felt overpriced for something that didn't even taste good. It did help fill me up while I waited, but I definitely wouldn't order it again. Despite all that, I'm still planning to come back next week to try their main dishes. Hoping the food is better than the dessert. For now, though, that Banana Con Yelo was a miss.

had a great experience when attending Latin social dance in 10/2025, really liked the venue with its pleasant lighting and friendly staff. Will be coming back soon.

Sat at the bar for a beer. No service for 15 minutes. Just ended up leaving. Servers all over but not even a hello

Dear Noypitz Management, I'm writing to share our unfortunate experience during a recent birthday celebration at your restaurant. We had a reservation for 22 guests at 4:30 PM, and were initially seated together at a long table. After placing our orders, we were unexpectedly asked to move because, as explained by your staff, "we didn't anticipate you'd be here longer than 6:00 PM" and "we didn't expect you to order more food." This sudden relocation to a fragmented setup--split between different tables--completely disrupted our gathering. Our dishes were meant for sharing, but we had to walk between tables just to retrieve food, leaving little opportunity to enjoy the meal or properly celebrate the occasion. What should have been a joyful and unified experience instead became inconvenient and disappointing. Additionally, one of the dishes we ordered- chicken feet- arrived burnt and had to be sent back. Though your staff did apply a minor discount and offered a complimentary dessert, it didn't come close to making up for the loss of time, warmth, and connection that the evening was meant to provide. We made our reservation with Noypitz believing it would provide care and communication with the size of our party in advance. The lack of planning and abrupt changes undermined the spirit of the celebration and reflects poorly on the service. I hope you'll take this feedback seriously and consider how future large party reservations are managed so that no other guests have to go through a similar experience. We chose Noypitz because we hoped for a warm and memorable evening. We're still hoping you'll honor that intention. Sincerely, Jo-Ann Milan

Ordered pork bbq sticks, lumpia Shanghai and steam rice. For drinks we ordered pineapple juice and sago gulaman. Food was drinks Excellent. Cleaness excellent. Waitress outstanding.

Zero stars: black listed now. Gluck coming here! Expect NOT to receive what you order; expect to be blamed for their mistakes because the server didn't put in the order correctly; expect for the server to give you attitude; expect to be charged a high price that's not worth the taste/service; expect others after you to be served and seated first; and expect the food to come 1hr later. AND THEN expect to get a stomachache immediately afterwards! If that's what you want, come experience it here.

Small portions for the price and the service was not good. Food is mid at best, I won't be returning.

DECATURE BRANCH. My Tita and I are excited to be here for the Tambayan Christmas party. It's my 1st time at this branch and my Tita's 2nd. We are greeted right away by staff and after verifying the party, we were seated right away in the front table and served complimentary water. Ambiance is great, venue is spacious, karaoke available, and there's a live band! Sago't Gulaman - It's ok, appreciate that it's not too sweet. It's more shaved ice than the juice/liquid. Tokwa't Baboy - Good! Lechon Kawali - Tastes great and even served w Mang Tomas! Must order! Rice ordered separately. A few pointers to improve the service: -We pointed out that our table is unbalanced. Please check tables and chairs before opening and fix immediately. Thankful to the gentleman for placing something underneath to keep it stable. Be sure there are no full glasses atop the table. -We have been sitting for approximately 30 minutes before we were able to waive down a staff to ask for a menu. We were handed one menu and had to ask for another since we're a party of 2. Please have menus ready for the correct number of customers upon seating and have server return 5-10 minutes to start drinks or food order. -Menu can be enhanced with pictures to highlight the top entrees for better visualization. -After serving the food, check back in a few minutes if customers need anything else. -Soundcheck - Perhaps do it with fewer or no customers to prevent risk of hearing loss due to loud and lengthy feedback. Thankful to the singer for listening to audience input to lower down the main sound and bass. Shoutout to UBER band whooh! -They also automatically applied 20% gratuity when we got the bill for a party of 2. Please inform the customers ahead of time or on a sign or on the menu if this is your rule, so we are not shocked. I am looking forward to checking this place out again, try other menu items, and other entertainment. Congratulations NOYPITZ to your second branch and I wish you a prosperous business! Caution: Wear ear plugs if you are sensitive to loud sound as the live band, music, and karaoke will definitely rock the place. You'll also be shouting across the table. There is 3% surcharge for credit card payments. Use cash if you want to save on fees.

On our first visit, we took my mother-in-law out to lunch here. We were going to try their lunch buffet, but it was after 1pm and the food was limited, so we ordered from the menu. We had the Milkfish Sinigang, Pork Sisig, Miki-Bihon Pancit and some rice. The food was made to order, served hot and fresh with large portions for sharing and was so delicious. During our meal, they replenished the food in the buffet and everything looked appetizing. For our second visit, we joined a special event for a Gigi meet & greet. We started with Calamansi Margaritas which were so refreshing and for dinner we had Pork Sinigang, rice and Pancit that was tasty. We ended dinner with a yummy Halo Halo dessert. The Noypitz Bar and Grill and M Music Productions hosted an awesome evening from the food, service and music to meeting Gigi and The Gigi Vibes.

We came here early on a Sunday evening with the hopes of supporting a local Filipino business. We have been wanting to try it ever since it opened and decided today would be the day. The entire restaraujt looked new and renovated, but lacked a mood setter as there was no music playing when we came in and was pretty quiet. We ordered pork sinigang, kare kare and grilled bangus. The food came out pretty quickly which was great. The pork sinigang was flavorful and didn't hold a lot of oil on the tongue that most pork dishes hold. The grilled bangus was grilled thoroughly and nice and moist. The kare kare was my least favorite dish with thick meat that was difficult to chew through and veggies not fully cooked through so it tasted bitter. Not a fan. There were 3 servers working the front and though our food came quickly, our to go boxes we asked for took quite awhile to come. It didn't help to see 2/3 servers on the phone and talking to 1 customer up front. One of them was holding my card and bill in her hand for a good 5 minutes before I asked her to swipe it. I want to like it. I want to support it. But it just didn't hit home for me. I would suggest you try it and form your opinion if you can.

Solid 3 1/2 star outing! Wifey & I were craving some Filipino food and really wanted a little bit of everything. I remembered seeing that the Noypitz in Town Square was now doing a Saturday & Sunday Brunch Buffet that served lechon. Sounds like a plan to me! We got to Noypitz just after 11 AM on a Sunday, right as the doors opened for brunch. There were already maybe half a dozen tables or so already seated. Thankfully for a party of 2, there was little wait! Once we were seated and our waiter took our drink order, off we went to the buffet line! The brunch buffet options were not overly plentiful - but they were all pretty solid Filipino fare choices! Just about all the greatest hits you would find that caters to all different palettes: -Lumpia Shanghai (yes!) -Pancit Bihon -Chicken Curry -Creamy Beef Mushroom -Pinakbet (yes!) -Sweet & Sour Fish Filet -Lechon Sisig (yes!) -Cebuchon (oh yes!) Just DO NOT forget - a big plate of white rice to go with all of these savory dishes! Ooh, and don't forget to ask for a side of vinegar too for dipping! The brunch buffet overall at The Noypitz is pretty good! The key I think though is getting to brunch at the earlier time of the day, food looked pretty freshly cooked around then! The Lumpia Shanghai were still crispy, the Sweet & Sour Fish Filet was still crunchy as well. The Pinakbet was very flavorful and the veggies in it were not overcooked. The Pancit Bihon was good as well and not dried out. Lechon Sisig was a winner! The crunchy skin bits with the fatty meat, great eating! The Cebuchon was great too! Stuffed with aromatics, the big chunks I was given of meat with pork skin...oh so rich with flavor! My cholesterol level didn't want it, but I had to go back for seconds on both Lechon Sisig AND Cebuchon! The Chicken Curry and the Creamy Beef Mushroom were just OK for us, not what we really expected to see at a Filipino buffet. Didn't taste bad at all, just were not dishes we particularly remembered to take note of. Service was good, but we didn't expect much from them except to take away our empty plates and refill our drinks. A heavy brunch but it's OK - just walk it off in the shops of Town Square afterwards! Value on this brunch buffet at the Noypitz is a bit of a down note - will run you about $25 a person, not including tip. And yes, they will automatically tack on an 18% surcharge to your bill! A good 'tip' here is to pay cash if you can, if not then there will be another 3% fee charged to your bill for paying with card (yup, added to the 18% auto gratuity surcharge). Cash would be king here folks! Save that money! Weekend Brunch Buffet was a decent one at The Noypitz, we'd visit again maybe once a month if my cholesterol allows it LOL, and the items on the buffet were fresh. I give it altogether a MASARAP!

My friends and my mom's friends have recommended this place and I've always wanted to go here. My mom, sister, and I have tried eating here but as we walked in the door, there was a bunch of people for a party and they rented out the entire place. The second try to eat here was different. We went around 5pm on a Sunday. We called ahead and they usually offer buffets on Sunday and the rest of the week you can order whatever you want from the menu. The buffet costs $35 each which was a little pricey for the items that were offered. They make you pay first before you eat. We were the first group there since we went early and they gave us not the best seats. We sat next to the door and they kept it open so cold air was coming in. More people came and sat down later. There was also a party happening at the same time except they didn't rent out the whole place. The restaurant has a stage with drums and microphones. It would have been nice if a band played. I heard they also do karaoke. The food was okay. They offered fries (soggy), fettuccine alfredo, steak, tinola, lechon, lumpia, ribs, lobster, and a few other meats. For dessert, they had cookies and watermelon (did not look fresh). The lobster was okay and it was dry. They offer to cut the meats for you so that was actually nice. The ribs were my favorite of the whole buffet. Maybe if we went another day and ordered what we wanted it would have been a better experience. I would also love to try their drinks as they have a bar in the middle of the restaurant. I would like to give this place another chance and try to order the things I want from the menu instead of trying the buffet again.

A family favorite, stop on by for elevated Filipino cuisine! Try their platters so you can sample several dishes that pleases all palates! Restaurant has a good, party vibe! Call ahead to see if it's karaoke night, dance night or if it's live music night! Always something happening here! Service is good - bar is full of lots of options as well but try the Filipino beverages & desserts before you head out! Enjoy!

‼ **WARNING! DO NOT COME HERE OR ANY NOYPITZ LOCATIONS!** ‼ Please continue reading to find out why. I reconsidered writing this review many times and was going to let it go, but I just can't keep it in and let this happen to anyone else after what they put my mom through. I will make sure to tell every single person I know to never go to Noypitz unless they want rude customer service, mediocre Filipino food, or harassment from the managers for their own mistakes and complete inconvenience. This applies to ALL Noypitz locations as their upper manager Larry manages all locations. It was my mom's birthday and she had her 5 sisters visiting from out of town so she decided to celebrate at Noypitz. First off, she made a reservation for 20 but when we got there, our tables were separated. My sister, our husbands and myself were seated on a different table completely away from our family. What's the point of a reservation if you can't accommodate us in one table or even near each other? Or at least let us know a head of time that we would be totally separated? Next, the server was SO rude. They were bringing out food and he didn't know which table to serve to and was getting mad at us for not knowing which table. Isn't it your job to know what table ordered food? Not to mention because we were in a separate table, our check ended up being separate as well. Common sense, that alone tells you what table ordered what. He also brought out a dish that none of us ordered and he continually made sarcastic and rude comments due to his own ignorance. I wish I got his name because he should not be in the restaurant industry or any customer service job. But he was bald with facial hair, if that helps. He even poured my auntie water and sarcastically said, "THANK YOU!" Blatantly disrespectful. Lastly, my sister, husbands and I paid our bill because we were in a separate table. But when my mom and her sisters kept asking for their bill, they were told numerous times it was paid for. Every single person witnessed this. My mom and her sisters repeatedly asked who paid for it and their manager kept saying "we don't know, but it's paid for" and reassured everything was fine and taken cared of. Turns out, my mom and her sisters were right.... It was NOT paid for. A mistake made by the RESTAURANT STAFF. Not my mom. A day later they were receiving calls and texts, and for one week being harassed by the manager and district manager insisting to pay the bill after a mistake THEY MADE. Ridiculous right?! A night of what was supposed to be a celebration turned into complete inconvenience. Because my mom is truly an honest person with a good heart, she went out of her way to go back to this unorganized restaurant just to pay for the bill a week later. Instead of letting the bill go, taking the loss and correcting all the mistakes that were made that night, again due to their ignorance and disorganization, the district manager insisted my mom come back to pay the bill. He even said, "please don't come when it's inconvenient for you, you can come to pay the bill when it's convenient." Not sure why he would even say that, as if it is ever convenient to come back. Oh, but they took off the 20% gratuity to make up for the entire ordeal. HAHA what a joke, as if that even fixed anything Definitely not the way a business/restaurant should run if they want customers back. I really just cannot emphasize enough how incompetent their staff and management is. They should be SO embarrassed of themselves. We are locals but will NEVER support this business nor will we ever return.

EVERYTHING WAS AMAZING!!! Food was delicious, impeccable service that exceeded my expectations and love their entertainment from comedy and live band. I would highly recommend to check this place out here in Town Square. I've also seen Kitty Pineapple Stand-Up Filipino Comedy which is every Wednesday night; must see non-stop laughter

I was truly surprised by the quality of their food. The taste was amazing, and the portions were for sure to share with your whole family and friends. We ordered a few of everything, pork dish, beef dish, the sampler things, the usual Pinoy Faves. And--wow! we were just happy we had some to take home. The restaurant itself is clean, huge, and there had live music. The service was friendly, quick, and attentive. It was also just a few tables at this time, and the weekend buffet was about to end.

Noypitz is a Filipino restaurant, situated in a nice plaza- the Town Square Las Vegas. The place itself is nice, very clean and spacious. I came here for a wedding rehearsal dinner for my cousins while I was in town & this spot fit our huge party with ease. The food was served buffet-style, which is ideal for this amount of people. The food was okay but I feel like I am always super picky when it comes to Filipino food because nothing is as good as the food you get at home or at family parties. The service was pretty good and attentive considering how large our group was. When the night was closing out, I saw that they started to take out the karaoke machine which is common at Filipino spots. Overall, a pretty good place but definitely ideal for bigger parties.

Excellent food , service and entertainment with no cover charge. Good vibes i can recommend this place to everyone. Ask for sexy Jane and Dave they will give food service.

The Noypitz Bar & Grill is our favorite Filipino restaurant. The food and service here is amazing! It has a very open and modern feel, and very family friendy as well. Some of our favorite dishes are the Crispy Pata, Pinakbet, and the fresh Lumpia. Practically everything here is really great tasting though! There's also live shows some nights. If you're ever in Town Square, be sure to check out The Noypitz, you won't be disappointed.

I was really craving beef caldereta, so instead of our usual family-style platter, I ordered it à la carte. Big mistake. When the dish came out, it looked sad--barely any sauce, tough meat, and lacking flavor. I asked our regular server (who was kind, as always) and she immediately offered a replacement. Unfortunately, the second plate looked even worse: dry, pale, and just as unappetizing. I asked to speak with the manager. She offered to remake the dish or give me the same one again, but we were done eating. Then she offered dessert, which honestly felt like a dismissive gesture--not a sincere effort to make things right. She just smiled and said, "Next time it'll be better." But why would I come back for something that tasted this bad? The dish cost $27, and I ended up paying for a caldereta that was nearly inedible. Totally disappointing experience at Noypitz--both the food and the customer service. Extremely disappointing food and poor handling of the situation. Not coming back...

Very cozy great entertainment food is good very friendly staff ! Looking for dancing and singing

Great food! Great Entertainment! Great service! We will be back conveniently located in town square

This place is happening...we celebrated our friend' birthday here.. the food was great and amazing service from the waiters and servers. Mispah took care of table and made sure we got everything we needed...

If you come to a Filipino restaurant, then order Filipino food! Came here during the evening/night time & got to experience dinner & a live band. I liked it. It can get pretty loud, so if you have a little one I would suggest bringing noise canceling earmuffs. We had a larger party, so the service was 4/10 & felt a bit rushed. Other than that, food tasted good & was a good family style portion size. The Calamansi margarita was a bit too sweet. I'd come back

I'm surprised that I haven't posted a review on this place. We've been to this Filipino restaurant a few times and we've always enjoyed the food. The place is pleasantly decorated and clean. The staff are always attentive and courteous. The Kare Kare, Pancit canton, Milk fish sisig, and fresh lumpia are only a few of their delicious items on the menu. A must try.

Food service wasn't good. I have to go to the kitchen to ask for napkins, bagoong for kare kare and the food is not as good as before. They asked for excuse because they have a big party to cater of. We are customers and we should be serve good too.

Food=2.75* Lomi-1* out of 5: it was too salty. They had to remake Sinigang pork-3/5 was just ok. Not amazing Garlic fried pork-4/5 it was good Fried chicken-1/5 very salty, tasted herby. not even edible. Did not look appetizing. They called it fried chicken but more like rotisserie chicken Calamari- 1/5 bland and powdery Chop suey-3 salty, not pretty. I would like to see quail eggs Leche flan-5/5. Even though the presentation was not fancy, I gave it five stars because it was good. PRICE: the portions are huge so they are pricey. The servings are more for huge groups. They can probably brings the prices down by making the portions half the size. SERVICE=2 There were 3 people who served us. The main server was nice and friendly The second server brought us bowls for our soup. She set them at the end of the table. This is not a fast food place where you serve yourself. I had to ask our server to distribute the bowls. They added 18% service charge to our check even though their menu says 18% automatically added to group of 6 to 14 there were only five of us. So if they expect to be tipped already, they need to do better service. There were glasses on the setting, but the picture of WATER was at the end of the table, they did not even pour the water in the glasses. The third server took our additional order. My friend ordered whole fried chicken. The server was writing the order down, I asked if the chicken was gonna be chopped up he answered without looking at me or making eye contact that the chicken will be cut up. When the chicken arrived, it was only cut in half. I did not want to have to cut the chicken so I was not happy about that. That's why I ask if the chicken will be cut up because if not, I would request them to cut up the chicken. Ambiance/cleanliness=3 I can't remember how many stalls there were in the restroom. I think there's three and two of them were out of order.

My second time here. Service has greatly improved. All the servers were very attentive and food came quick and was on warm plates. Last Saturday night we were invited to a dinner party. We ordered our food and it came in shortly. Around 8pm a lady host started singing and even greeted our bday celebrant and other bday celebrant that evening. The place was packed with different groups. The lady host then started singing dance songs so naturally people started going to the dance floor. This went on for about 3 more songs including some line dancing. A server went to our table and informed us that the singer/host was solely paid by another group who had a buffet set-up. Meaning: we should NOT dance and only those who paid and was invited to that party can use the dance floor. Unbelievable!!! A lot more people started going back to their tables including ours. It was almost 9pm when the lady host announced that she was there for the party of so and so and that the free music for all starts at 10pm. She should have made that announcement right from the beginning. Food was average. We ordered Bangus sisig that was too salty, pancit that's too wet and we asked for sweet and sour dip for the calamari and it never came. All in all, our spirits were dampened for what was suppose to be a fun night. Days later, we are still talking how much of a bad time we had at this place.

This review has been long overdue. A couple of months ago we held a Celebration of Life luncheon for my father-in-law here. I had two weeks to find a place that could accommodate 200 people, buffet style and this place absolutely came through for us. Gel, was my contact here. She was patient, working with me through the details of the event and just amazing. They closed down the restaurant for this event. The venue itself was classy and lively. The buffet included, Lechon Kawali, Pancit, Beef gravy, Bangus (fried milkfish), Pinakbet. There was so much food and the consensus of our guests loved what was served. I highly recommend and look forward to visiting this place again soon.

Delicious flavors with generously large portions!! 2 of us ate 3 items (beef soup served in a whole pot, crispy pork belly with savory&sweet brown dipping sauce, and a combo egg noodle stir fry). It's a welcoming and clean place with quick service. There was a lot of food and we had plenty leftovers to go around. Did not try the buffet but it looked delicious. Looking fwd to trying more. We were beyond satisfied.

Well, I feel like this place has all the potential to be a great restaurant, but why does it feel like the people working there just don't care? We got there and then another group got there AFTER us, but they were called to a table first (we had the same number of people as their party). The group recognized this and told us to go ahead and take the table. Even though we had a table of 5, they only filled 4 glasses of water and I had to tell them TWICE to get me some water. My sister ordered something, but she NEVER got her order. When we brought it to their attention, the male server LIED and said we never ordered it. You know what? An apology for your mistake goes a long way instead of blaming the customer. If you don't know that, you picked the wrong "career" as a waiter. The bathroom was on the gross side too. One of the toilets wasn't flushed...the soap was too watered down and doesn't lather up like it's supposed to. It just felt like a ghetto place instead of an "upscale" place. Like I said, the potential is there. The workers just need to pay more attention to details. Hate to leave this review because I'm also a business owner, but it was just an unpleasant experience overall. Was the food good? At this point, it doesn't matter because of the poor customer service. I personally want to have a good experience when I'm spending A LOT of my money at this establishment (and trust me, it's expensive here)... I simply can't recommend this place to anyone.

This place is such a vibe with live music and great selection of food and drinks and friendly staffs. has patio seating. Big halo halo for the win

I don't go out much but I want everyone to know this is a fun place! The food was delicious and it was such a great environment in a perfect location (Town Square). There was karaoke and a DJ on the night I went and it was packed! Everyone enjoyed Noypitz and I will be back soon!

This review is based on a comedy show at Noypitz that we attended. Upon arriving we were greeted and asked if we were there for the show, we were then directed to find our table. It wasn't a busy night and most of the customers were there for the comedy show and had only 3 regular tables occupied by regular customers. We found our table and menus were present at the table when we arrived. We sat down and about 20 mins later after we sat we couldn't find a server? We had to get up from our table to chase down a server and get drinks from the bar. Almost an hour to get service and by the time we got our food the comedy show was almost done. We were also rushed to finish and busser kept asking if we needed a to go box. Wouldn't go back again, unless forced or friends/family members wanted to try.

Big Delicious Serving .. great and friendly staff.. fast service !! Clean and great ambiance.

So this review is based on a Tues lunch. I was taken here for my last day work with a group of amazing people. Shoutout to IMEG! Customer service was as expected for a Filipino restaurant. Our waiter was professional and he was good so no complaints for customer service. The food wasn't amazing, but it did the job. We were all satisfied, it wasn't bad but we've had better Filipino food elsewhere. To be honest, I would have given 4 stars if the bar was open, we were ready to take shots but no bartender. Overall the experience was decent. Nothing amazing about it, food was good so 3 stars is fair in my opinion. It's located right in front of the theater so make sure to park on that end of town square.

Went here on a Monday for my mom's 79th birthday. This is a Filipino restaurant that serves typical Filipino foods. Mondays and Tuesdays are karaoke nights that starts from 1900. I met my mom and my families here around 1830. I'm glad we're early because it became busy. There was any birthday celebrant when we went on a Monday night. We ordered foods to share. We got the crispy platter, fried rice with chorizo and shrimp, garlic rice, bulalo (beef soup), calderetta (beef stew), sushi with string beans in a coconut base soup and pancit. The cost of all these foods is $190. We had so much left overs. All the foods were delicious. I like the most the squash with string beans in a coconut sauce. The service was good. Waitress automatically gives you a plastic water container so you do not have to ask for water eveytime. She also brought extra napkins. The crispy platter came in with different sauces. I asked for extra many thomas sauce. The atmosphere is not your typical Filipino restaurant. I love the decor. You can celebrate birthdays here or other special occasions. This place is located at Tow. Square. The decor is modern.

Best dinner of my life!!!!! Good food singing and dancing .. so much fun.. just is so funny

Came here for the first time and I was very impressed, especially for a Filipino restaurant. Finally, a nice place to enjoy some yummy Filipino food. I like that they open late, and it was very nice and clean inside. This is located inside Town Square. They do hold events here and they even offer private parties. I wouldn't mind hosting an event here, I really enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant. The food was yummy, a little overpriced but hey, you're in Las Vegas. If you're Filipino then you know, we eat rice with EVERYTHING. I'm not going to lie; I was a little turned off that they charged us (per scoop) for a side of rice. We order 4 dishes, and you would think, it would already come with rice. We ordered and highly recommend the Tortang Talong, Beef Steak, Chichen and Bulalo. This is a great place to go shopping around and ending your day with some yummy Filipino food to end the day.

Filipino restaurant at Town Square. Great for parties and having a good time. Most of the time there is karaoke on weeknights starting at 7pm. Had our mother's 79th birthday here. Many other table had birthdays as well. The place is moderately loud and when the music or karaoke starts it gets louder. We ordered the crispy platter for $65. with 5 other dishes. The platter would have been enough for the party but we wanted to try other dishes. The food was plentiful in good. We ordered Bulalo (beef soup), Noypitz Pancit (filipino noodle dish), Ginataan Sitawkalabasa (Shrimp vegetable stew), Kalderetang Kambing (goat stew), and rice. The crispy platter has ham hock, chicken, crispy bagbagis (pork intestine), pork belly. We had 5 people and we had tons of left overs.

The food tastes great and the serving sizes are perfect. We had the sinigang bulalo, bangus sisig, lechon kawali and lumpia Shanghai. It was a lot of food for a group of four. The service was very attentive the minute we walked through the door and they greeted us with a smile.