YOUYU Noodle Bar

The location was very good. The food was good as well. The issue was the service. My wife's plate came 15 mins before mine. She was almost done while I finally got mine. It's noodles! I appreciate that they wanted the food to be hot. But they weren't super busy and the timing of the dishes should have been much better. As mentioned, I'd eat the food again, but I'd get takeout.

YouYu is a great Chinese restaurant located inside Hard Rock Atlantic City. The atmosphere is lively and it often gets busy, but the restaurant has plenty of tables and seating so it never feels too crowded. I would recommend making a reservation if you plan to come during dinner hours. We ordered General Tso’s Chicken, Honey Walnut Shrimp, and Kimchi Fried Rice. Every dish was delicious, flavorful, and came out hot and fresh. The chicken was crispy and well seasoned, the shrimp was perfectly cooked with just the right amount of sweetness, and the fried rice was tasty and filling. On top of the food, the staff were very friendly and attentive, making sure everything was perfect throughout the meal. Overall, it’s a fantastic place to enjoy Chinese food at the casino and I would definitely recommend trying it out.

Stayed at the Hard Rock for Thanksgiving weekend and ordered takeout for the kids. We were told we could wait—and eat—at the bar across the way. After we plated the kids’ food, an employee suddenly said we couldn’t eat there, and the manager, Missy, came over raising her voice and repeating the same thing. She later admitted the staff was new and gave us wrong info, but still made us leave and eat in the food court. No offer of a table, even though many were open. By then the food was cold, and it wasn’t good to begin with—too salty and dry. Very unfriendly to families. Manager Missy should stay professional—no manager should raise their voice in front of kids, especially without knowing the situation. A simple exception and a few minutes of cleaning would have avoided all of this.

Wanted to try this spot out while visiting Atlantic City. Great ambiance, friendly hosts. Their Korean Fried Chicken Wings were very tasty. Not greasy, good crispy batter, and the sauce was great. I had their Beef Curry Ramen. The flavors were good, noodles were done right, and the beef was tender. The only problem for me was a lot of membrane on the beef cuts in the soup. Otherwise, a decent Ramen spot in Atlantic City

I LOVE THIS PLACE! It’s very delicious. Great serving sizes for families or a couple. The food is outstanding and the staff are friendly and helpful. If you’re at the Hardrock or staying there. Check them out!

Stopped in here for an early dinner while staying at the hard rock. Was seated at the bar like area around the open kitchen. I was extremely surprised by the quality of the food here and the service. The spring rolls were packed with shrimp And the wings were crispy and flavorful. Don’t even get me started on this pistachio cheesecake it was One of the best cheesecakes that I have eaten anywhere. If you’re curious, see more on my YouTube channel @RossEats

This restaurant is one of the best places I’ve had Chinese food. Everything was fresh, and the service was exceptional. We ordered three different main dishes, and each one was delicious. It’s better to make a reservation if you’re going on a weekend because it gets busy. The service is truly top-notch! Highly recommended if you’re in Atlantic City.

I ordered the Duck Lai Fun noodle to go from YouYu Down at the Hard Rock Atlantic City and paid $29.60. After driving about 30 minutes home, I opened the container and found that it was only a cup of plain soup with vegetables and noodles — there was no duck at all. This was extremely disappointing, especially considering the price and the fact that I was really looking forward to my dinner. I tried calling the restaurant using the number listed on Google, which connects to the Hard Rock. I was transferred to the restaurant but no one answered, and the call eventually dropped after waiting about 10 minutes. Overall, a very frustrating experience. I hope they improve their order accuracy and customer service, especially for takeout orders. So please check your order before leave the place.

So we came back here again for dinner. This time we sat outside. We order different foods. All the foods came pretty fast except one. We order some noodle and it took a while to come. The staff and service was ok.

Stayed at Hard Rock for Thanksgiving weekend. Ordered some takeout for kids here, but it took so long we were told we could sit at the bar across and wait. When the food was finally ready, we asked if we could eat over there too since the kids were hungry and was told it was fine. After opening up all the food and plating the food for the kids (1.5 and 5), someone comes up and tells us we can't eat there. Then the manager Missy comes yelling at us and tells us the same thing. They said the bar was closed and already cleaned and they would have to clean again if we ate there. We told them their staff told us we could eat at the bar and the kids were already eating, so what's the difference? Wouldn't they have to clean it again anyways? I told the manager to check with her staff before coming to yell at us. When she returned, in a much softer tone, she apologized and said that staff was new, but we still have to leave and go to the food court upstairs, otherwise she would get in trouble. Didn't even offer a regular seating table when there was plenty. On top of that, beef chow fun and dumplings were way too salty, while the roasted pigeon was dry and lacked flavor. And after that fiasco, food was cold. Very unfriendly establishment and rude to kids! Feedback to the manager Missy - stay professional and don't yell in front of kids when you don't know the story. Yelling from a manager should never have happened anyways, that only escalated the situation. I understand rules, but that's why there are managers who should be able to make decisions and say since they miscommunicated, they will allow an exception. It takes only minutes to clean a table!

I was torn between eating at Hard Rock Cafe, Youyu noodle bar, or the buffet on the second floor (for $42.99 plus tax). I had a $25 meal voucher, and opted to go for the noodle bar. What I got was a mixed bag. The hostesses were inviting and sat me immediately. Two other individuals were sat at the counter on opposite sides of me within about five minutes. Either the server in the section was very busy or maybe she was not told the other two guests around me were her responsibility because both guests were constantly asking for the attention of a server and she was unable to give it to them. She did however come to me and brusquely asked what I wanted to eat, did not offer me a drink from the menu or a soda (I was fine with water anyway), and was mostly absent during my meal. I ordered Chicken Pad Thai. The dish came out in normal time, no delays. The portion size was HUGE, and given that I was hungry, I was excited to receive it. I had asked for lime slices on the side but they were not there on my plate - a busser made eye contact with me and he was gracious to get me the limes quickly. The rice noodles were cooked correctly, and there was a copious amount of protein in the dish: Chicken in large pieces, tofu cubes, and lots of scrambled egg. There were also lots of bean sprouts and chopped peanuts. The proportion of vegetables, however, was way off, as there were barely any scallions, garlic, onions, or any other vegetation aside from the bean sprouts. Also, the chicken had a funky, almost waxy texture, which was a bit off-putting; thankfully the other proteins were plentiful so I was not suffering. The server came over once to fill my water and did not ask me how my food was; the busser filled my water twice (now is a good time to mention that Youyu serves water in small glass coffee cups so refills need to come quite often) and was attentive and professional. The rest of the menu contained lots of Asian fusion staples, some of which looked good via description and I would try on another visit, some looked way overpriced ($26 for soup dumplings when other dim sum are $10 less? $44 for pepper steak with onion?) I think I made the right call eating here instead of Hard Rock Cafe (not a huge fan of chain eateries like that), but maybe I should have splurged on the buffet. I'd probably give Youyu another shot, I guess it depends on my mood.

YouYu noodle bar is a casual restaurant in the Hard Rock Casino. Reasonably priced for decent portions. We ordered 2 entrees and both were good but the three cup chicken with basil & ginger sauce is a bit overpowering. The chicken and rice were very good. You can make a reservation for the restaurant side or walk up for the casual side. Great quick option in Atlantic City.

Really surprised how good this place is. The honey walnut shrimp had the biggest prawns I've ever seen in similar dishes and the batter was *chef's kiss.* Conveniently located right outside their more formal fine dining/sit down counterpart so you can grab something quick if you're alone or just want to sit at the noodle bar. Also enjoyed their congee. Not sure what the black side was. Think it was some kind of fermented mushroom. Delish.

Stopped by for happy hour and it did not disappoint. We ordered some dim sum, beef in a black bean sauce that was very tender and flavorful, shrimp dumplings ( meh) and pork rolls were ok. To be fair on our next trip we will try some items from the regular menu. Location was very clean and open kitchen with clear view where your food is being prepared. Nice fresh vibe and decor, service was good and prompt.

Michael behind the bar was like a warm cup of coffee. Not to mention the food was fabulous. His recommendation of the lobster was the best.

Been here a bunch of times. The food is consistent. Plenty of tasty options. Service is good for the most part and the restaurant ambiance is nice. The only reason I don't give this place 5 star is because of their soups. Tasted a few noodle soups and all very bland. It doesn't do anything for me. It could be a personal preference but that why they didn't get 5 star from me.

Food is great. My Mom eats here often and said I should try it. I did not have high hopes with the mix of Asian cuisines. We had pan fried beef noodles off the menu, and Singapore noodles and fried chicken app (this was on happy hour menu). The beef in the pan friend beef was very tender. The drinks were ok but the food was great and all the other patrons dishes I could see looked good as well. I wanted to compliment the chef but he was busy. Two entrees is enough for 3 people. Would definitely recommend. We had the mangorita and pina coladas, I recommend the mangorita. Me waitress Fritze was very nice and described the beef pan fried noodles perfectly I would recommend her also.

We only eat here if we have some sort of comp or discount from the casino. I do like that the dishes are more on the authentic side, and it's a nice interior but the dishes are pricey for what you're getting.

Jesus at the bar was so accommodating that we will be back because of his excellent service! We commend the manager for hiring such an amazing person that is so knowledgeable about his profession, and suggested the best food that we might like...

The service was POOR to say the least so let's just start there! So poor I couldn't justify a tip! The food lacked seasoning & I had to put salt on everything even the chicken wings. The food was ok but not enough to justify the nasty attitudes of the people working there. YALL NEED SOME WORK!

This is located in the Hard Rock Casino- has a fantastic dining spot. The Singapore Noodles were good, but come on, they needed more chicken. Huge portions though, I had enough for a second serving to take home. Now, the wait time for a table on weekends? Ridiculous. You have to reserve. But once you're seated, boom, the food comes out so fast. Fresh ingredients, spices done perfectly, no cutting corners. We've tried many dishes here, and every single time, perfection. The service is quick, even when it's busy. The staff is very accommodating, always checking on us, refilling drinks, clearing plates. This restaurant is becoming a regular stop for us in Atlantic City. The pricing? Fair. Portions? Big. And the food? Always fresh! Amazing place!

5/24/24 We tried to eat here before a Heart concert but the wait was so long we would have missed out concert. But came after for a late night meal. So happy we did! There are 2 sections a fancier side and a more casual side. We sat at the causal side. A couple of the tables on the casual side is right nest to the hallway, if you sat away from the table a bit people can bump into you. Service was pretty quick. The waiter was polite but not very helpful. For example he didn't tell us that ordering take out would cost $4 per order! If I had ordered it for the table and then doggy bagged it, they would not charge the $4... I did 2 orders that I could have saved $8!!! Chinese Sausage & Sun Dried Pork Belly with Cauliflower was delicious! I do wish there was more meat. General Tso's Chicken was ok Hong Kong Style Congee Pork & 1000 Years Egg took this home and it was delicious! One of the better congees I've had in restaurants. I would like to visit again when the weather is colder so I can try the noodle soups :D

This place really surprised me and was so much better than I expected. My family and I were enjoying an afternoon at the Hard Rock casino and decided to grab a quick bite. There was no wait to be seated in their open area near the noodle bar. They have an extensive menu and the prices are a bit higher than usual, but that's expected in a casino. Our server was super sweet and social. She answered all questions we had. We ordered: - vegetable dumplings with spicy chilli sauce -spring rolls -steamed pork buns -beef fried rice -shrimp lo mein -hot tea -mango juice Our food was served right away and it was so hot and fresh. The dining area was lively and everyone seemed to be enjoying their meals. This is definitely a hidden gem in the middle of the casino and I will definitely return to try some more of their delicious dishes.

Its really good. You want to try something different from the norm but its so good this is the place . The soup is so rich with flavor this is one of my favorite places to eat.

Despite mixed reviews my partner and I had a great experience here before a show. They initially told us we'd have to wait for a table but ended up sitting us at a high top. It was a few minutes before happy hour was over so we ordered a beer and the lychee gin drink. My drink was delicious. We were craving something simple so he ordered the beef Cantonese lo mein and I got the veggie order. The portions were very healthy with both of our bowls with a good amount of noodles and the additions. I always like having an assortment of sauces at the table too so we added sriracha and chili oil. Overall delicious. It is still pricy but always expected in a casino. 3 drinks and two noodle bowls came to $85, and that's with one beverage being happy hour price. Service was great and we didn't have to wait long for anything. I would definitely come back and make sure to be there for happy hour mainly for the beverages. Atmosphere was pleasant and clean.

We've been here twice now. The most recent visit was pre-concert dining with two other couples. We ordered so much food! Everything was delicious and we shared many sumptuous delights! All served warm and just the correct temperature from kitchen to table. There is also a full bar offering many different varieties of drinks for those who want to indulge. Atmosphere is always lively especially when dining pre-show time as many patrons are excited for their next event. Room is buzzing and you can feel the energy in the air. This restaurant is really an excellent place for Asian fusion cooking. Great for couples, or larger groups. Reservations recommended. Especially if on a weekend that the Hard Rock is hosting a big name event.

I've been to Hardrock Atlantic City numerous times and walked by this restaurant. I decided to finally try it and ordered some pho. The service and atmosphere was very nice, all the employees seemed happy. However, the pho itself was just okay. Something seemed to be lacking and the meat was pretty tough. I would try this restaurant again maybe in the far future but I definitely wouldn't order the soup again. Also, my friend ate some the next day and seemed to have gotten food poisoning from it so just be careful.

Located on the first floor of the hard rock hotel, and casino, this location has tons of Asian flare! We arrived on a Wednesday around 6 PM and it was pretty quiet. Including our table there was maybe four other tables in the restaurant. The menu is smaller, but they is still a great variety of offerings. Our server was super nice and polite, and the overall vibe of the location is casual but there's still kind of an upscale flare to it. I opted for the pad thai and it was delicious! From the perfectly cooked noodles to the super moist chicken, it was exactly what I was looking for. The one thing I will warn anybody is that their servings are huge! This dish easily could've been shared between two people, and in fact, I ended up leaving it there because I couldn't finish all of it.

Not bad , very tasty Chinese food. Service was good. Very excellent wok he . Will come to youyu noodle bar again

I was in last week and ordered Lobster Cantonese which I've had several times there and elsewhere. I got takeout and it was $91. I opened box to find it covered in red pepper cant drive two hours to return it. I love Youyu KC and staff but ruined my dinner as red peppers make me sick. it's been and still is everywhere. disgusting huge waste of money .

My husband my daughter and I went here for dinner. Food was delicious and had the right taste to everything especially the shrimp rolls. I only wished we could have tasted everything on the menu. We also loved that it was filling alot to go a long way. Customer service was great. Waiters were great. Ambiance also was great.

Came for an early dinner. I got the Flank PHO, which is beef PHI Opted for yellow noodles instead This was a large serving of food.

YOUYU Noodle Bar is located inside the Hard Rock Casino, NJ. I had a late-night dinner here which was delicious. The restaurant is beautiful and well-decorated. Suggest having a reservation, since they get crowded.

This is my favorite Chinese/ Cantonese restaurant in the area. The service is the best here. The waitstaffs are super nice and friendly. Good authentic Hong Kong Cantonese style food. Stir fry morning glory aka water spinach or on choy is one of my favorites. Young chow fried rice aka house fried rice with bbq pork, shrimp and veggies is so tasty. Also the stir fry rice noodles!! Lots of good ingredients in these dishes!!! Casual dining and cozy seatings! I would definitely recommend this restaurant! Menu has so many different Asian dishes!

I have wanted to try this restaurant for a while when I stay here and I will be going back in the future. The staff were very nice and we got seated right away. We sat at the wrap around bar to watch the cooks making food and it was very fun! The restaurant was clean and well bussed after customers left. We ordered the Pad Thai with shrimp, Chicken Satay, and Shrimp Spring Wontons and they were all very good! The Pad Thai had a great amount of sauce so everything was coated perfectly. If you have a voucher or just want really good food, I recommend the Noodle Bar.

I didn't see any private rooms for business meetings. Also it's located inside a casino . The food was good, large portions which was a plus. Service was good, host explained to us the menu. Would return.

We were attending the tattoo convention in the Hard Rock Casino and decided to grab lunch at Youyu Noodle Bar which is tucked away right behind the high limit gaming area. We were swiftly seated and given water and then greeted by our server YaYa. I have to first say that the customer service overall was STELLAR and that YaYa is AMAZING! I ordered the soup dumplings for an appetizer which were honestly some of the BEST soup dumplings I've had and are probably better than DinTaiFun's. I ordered the pho for my main and everything from the brother to the noddles to the beef were all tasty and cooked harmoniously. Overall this was a GREAT dining experience and I look forward to dining here again during my next trip to AC.

The food is prepared fresh when you order. I got a $40 voucher to use in the Hard Rock Casino and I wanted to use it on this place. Prices are to bad. Get little spot in the hard rock casino. We ordered the General Taos but it was out as I was so wanting that as I heard it's awesome. Will be on my next order as I will be returning. We chose the chicken and broccoli and the chicken w Vegetables and $2 extra for 2 items. The restaurant is very clean and fine dining but if you want a quick eat you can eat at the small area. The service was very good.

The Food was good. The service was pretty face. The ambiance was very laid back. I'm giving this 3 stars only. The food was served pretty fast. It came out nice and hot as well. I had the kimchi fried rice and soup dumplings with congee. The congee was mild in flavor but satisfying, a little bit a soy sauce helped. The dumplings were so good, please eat em while hot. Although I felt it was not overpriced. I'll be back.

We come here very often, can't believe I haven't written a review yet. We normally get comp dollars every month to use and either come here or the Sandpiper. We came here for lunch on Mother's Day. We got a pot of hot tea and the Sichuan Pork and Vegetable Dumplings to start. The dumplings have a nice spicy flavor and are a tasty way to start the meal. Then we almost always get the same order. I get the Hong Kong style Beef Chow Fun Which is a large portion of firm noodles with a flavorful beef and bean sprouts and onions. We actually got two portions to use up the comp dollars and took more then a portion to go. My hubby got the Taiwanese Beef noodle soup, he really enjoys the flavorful rich broth. Service is always great and the employees very friendly.

Recommend Steak and Asparagus Curry and Braised Beef Noodle Soup (add extra noodles) Walnut Shrimp Soup Dumplings Kimchi Fried Rice (add steak) Service is authentic for sure. If you're not used to a fast paced Chinese restaurant then you'll get a little taste here, regardless of how many tables are filled up. However, they do have a server named Apple that's quite good. If you can sit in her section then you'll be well cared for. Let's go...

Food is great, and our waiter Edmund was professional, warm and met our every need. Pho is fantastic!

If you ever are in search of an exquisite authentic Chinese meal in Atlantic City, especially after a late night in the Hard Rock Casino, this place delivers in spades. My previous go to spot was The Imperial Inn which is in a shadier location outside casino grounds, but post pandemic, prices are not that different than the typical resort property up charge. Having lived in Las Vegas in a previous chapter of my life, I'm fairly familiar with the evolution of a casino dining establishment. Typically opens with fanfare and all guns blazing with good quality and presentation but after awhile unless they are not managed with care, typically they just cater to the lowest denominator and mail it in since they know you are too lazy to leave the property and may be a one time customer. After a boys night out with day drinking and a show with limited sustenance in our bellies, we approached this place with a healthy does of skepticism since we were all Asian and were looking for somewhere that was open. After scouring the sad looking food court and bar/lounges, we were given the VIP room since the restaurant was at half capacity and ordered a bevy of dishes. There was a unanimous reaction of being pleasantly surprised at the quality of food. Case in point, something as basic as the honey walnut shrimp was elevated with jumbo shrimp 2-3 times the size of a regular shrimp and had the perfect snap/sweetness akin to a fresh lobster tail. Braised spicy eggplant with salty fish had intense umami and smokiness from a well seasoned wok and the fried rice had a toothsome texture that would make Uncle Roger proud. Beef chow fun and the duck/wonton noodle soup would make a Hong Kong street vendor nod in approval. We were also given a VIP lounge menu that included Chili Crab, Geoduck, and braised duck tongue and razor clams which were market price. While my initial thought was that these were likely opportunities for highway robbery, I would think after a big win at the tables, these dishes would also deliver with equal quality on a future visit. Underrated for its composite rating, I would stick with the Chinese offerings since the menu has a few pan-Asian offerings that may be interpreted through a Chinese lens.

One of the hidden gems of the Hard Rock hotel. I've eaten at this restaurant multiple times and it is always so good. Chicken is tasty, crispy and always all white meat. Pad Thai is really good. Only complaint is we asked for it spicy and it wasn't spicy at all. First time having a drink there. I got the dim sum delight and it was really good! Portions are large and we had left overs to bring back to the room. Decor is unique and themed really well. We will be back! Service was attentive and food came out quick.

The beef is so hard and overly putting a lot of sources. Really won't recommend. I can't continue eating such bad taste food and it costs me a $30.00

The bar at Youyu in Atlantic City is awesome! We were there yesterday for drinks and food. What made it especially wonderful was how DeeDee the bartender greeted us. She remembered us from our last visit and greeted us with a beautiful smile. She recommended the Lychee Martini which was divine. It was Wonderfull thank you.

Located inside the Hard Rock Casino, the place looks very nice and has a big space for groups. The service is great, but the food is bland. I ordered their duck noodle soup. I had to add a lot of soy sauce, lemon, and pepper to improve the taste. If you have high blood pressure, this is your place.

Everything we ordered was packed with flavor and so good! We've eaten several of these dishes while living in Singapore and these were darn close to what we remembered. The service was great...we were welcomed by our server within a minute or two and were able to place some app orders. They came out fast, as did our dinners, which was great because we had tickets for a concert that night. We were able to enjoy a great meal without stressing about time until the show. We ended up with some extra time to walk around a bit and talk about our great meal! Several reviews talked about slow service...that was definitely not our experience. We would go back next time we're in AC.

Food is mediocre and just an FYI... you get charged 3 dollars per to-go boxes. So you either waste food or pay extra to take your leftovers home.

The restaurant is very nice. And the food is fresh and hot and so good. The our waiter John was helpful taking our order and everything came out right. But some of the food needs extra sauce on the side. We also had a pot of hot tea. when I drink the tea it make you feel relax. They give you so much food you will take a doggie bag home. This was a second time visiting and both time the food was delicious. I even tried the edible flower I didn't care for it. It was a little spicy. They also take Your reward coupons. They also have a full bar. And the second time we went, it was Christmas Day.And we started out a little late. We will sit down at a table.They gave us water and never came back to my table. So I have to go to the host and ask her if we can change our table and waitress. I really don't know why the host set us in that area because the waitress had two or three big parties. So we got moved into the back and then.Second waitress also had a big party but she was working very fast and making sure she got the orders right. But unfortunately the staff in husband his food five minutes before the store was closing. So he really couldn't enjoy it.The waitress kept telling us.Don't rush, take our time.But the restaurant was getting empty and he didn't feel like just sitting there while he was cleaning up. We were standing at another hotel and there was no way to warm my food up so he had to eat something else. But we know if we ever go on a holiday or special day.It would be early or make reservations. But that's the only thing that bother dust.But it was our fault because we went late and we didn't make reservations. But just remember that the food is good going the other day, but I on a holiday and I've been telling everybody about the restaurant because I'm a foodie and I love to eat and take my pictures. And my husband just sit back and enjoy.Seeing me happy taking pictures of enjoying the atmosphere and food.

My husband and I eat here every time we are at the Hard Rock. Food is always great. Booked this reservation for dinner with my co-workers and owner of construction company after we attended the builder's show. We had 16 people. Everything was wonderful! My boss was very happy. Best part was we got our favorite server, Yaya! We love her! She's the best!! Thank you so much!!!

This Asian sense of delight has consistency of hot food and very efficient staff. From the shrimp egg rolls to the chicken lomein, there's always a great presentation. The food is quite delicious!

Everything was great. Prices are on par w upscale dining. Waitstaff excellent. We had shrimp pad thai, youngzhou fried rice, chicken satay, spring rolls, Thai iced tea, all delish.

Located inside HR hotel. Great food always busy in weekends, soup dumplings are always good served pipping hot. My go to on winter time is the oxtail soup. Splurge on lobster ginger scallion. Very good. Their fried rices is good. Service is fast n courteous.

Overpriced, below average food, unfriendly staff, poor management. Things have changed in the wrong direction very quickly in this restaurant in the past year. You can not help but sense animosity from every employee of this restaurant. The worst part is that the entire menu is completely overpriced for below average Chinese food. Save your money and dine elsewhere. Many better choices in Atlantic City

Best lobster in ginger and scallions sauce Best soup dumplings Food is so fresh! Service is amazing Restaurant is beautiful

I was very pleasantly surprised with YOUYU Noodle Bar, located inside the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. The menu has an interesting selection of Asian fusion entrees from Chinese, Thai to Vietnamese at reasonable prices. The portion sizes were very generous and service was courteous and friendly. Our water glasses were always kept full. We ordered the Three Cup Chicken and Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup. Both were really good. The Three Cup Chicken was a Thai Basil type preparation and we ate every last bite of it. It was alot of food, and we didn't even finish the Beef Noodle Soup If you don't want to leave the hotel, YOUYU is a good restaurant option that offers tasty dishes and good service,