Beijing Noodle No 9

Some of the best authentic food I've had in Vegas. The prices are affordable, everything is super flavorful, and the service is great.Ambiance is gorgeous and very airy. Would highly recommend this spot if you're into Asian and Chinese cuisine.

Honestly, I'm amazed this place is still open at Caesars. The soup dumplings taste like the frozen pork ones from Trader Joe's and are likely not made in-house. I asked the server which dishes had hand pulled noodles and she said they no longer have hand pulled noodles. Shrimp chow mein was decent, but that's really not saying much. This place was great 12 years ago. After my most recent experience, I likely won't ever return.If you know good quality Chinese food, then this isn't the place for you.

These were the WILDEST noodles I have ever had in my life and I stand by that. I know I can be dramatic on these food reviews but GOOD GOD these were SPICY. The menu had a little chile next to it and I like spicy so I went for it, but I failed to read "Numbing Spicy Sauce". This really FULLY numbed my mouth and throat. I thought I was having an allergic reaction. When I drank water, it tasted awful, bitter almost. My mouth was on fire and nothing could help it. This was a whole ass experience. I don't regret it becase it made for an interesting review, but I do wish I knew what I was getting into.Pro tip- read the whole item description before saying that's what you want to order... In my defense we were going to be late to see the Jabbawockeez so we had to get in and out. My mouth was numb for the entire show. THAT was another experience.

I'm really not understanding why this location has a low rating because the food was pretty good. The customer service was good. I will say this it took forever for them to come back and take our check so we can get paid out. We had to literally wave them down. I could take a star away from that, but I'm not because the food was good.Food: the beef fried rice was amazing. Full of flavor and the portion was great. We had several dishes on the table, but I didn't try any others. The general Tsos chicken looked amazing. So did the hot and sour. I'll definitely give them another shot when I'm in town. I like how they have all the fish inside of the fish tanks. Made for a pretty unique, cool look.Decor was nice, the food was good, the service was OK, I'll definitely be back

To be honest, I don't know why this place has so many negative reviews. It's good ole Chinese food. Our meal was simple. We shared the Spring Rolls and General Tso Chicken. You can't go wrong with that. It's great after walking the strip a couple of hours or grabbing a bite after a few hours of drinking and gambling.If you want hoity-toity 'Asian fusion', go to Mr Chow or Momofuku in Cosmo. To me, they are more upscale where Beijing Noodle is a more relaxed setting.I knocked off a star because the service was slow.We will return!

Definitely needs to know what you are ordering from the right commendations. A very hit and miss menu. Steamed fish, Duck veggies noodle soup, shrimp dumplings, cumin lamb, and green onion pancakes are good.

Located inside Caesar Palace Casino. Beef and Asparagus is popular. I was surprised at how large the shrimp is in both both the wonton soup and honey Walnut Shrimp. I would order the pea Leaf and honey Walnut shrimp again. Beef and Asparagus is an aunt's favorite and a must everytime visiting Vegas. For anybody who constantly eat local Chinese food, this is a hotel Chinese restaurant. Some items are quality ingredients BUT it isn't 626/San Gabriel Valley in LA. You do pay for quality ingredients. For Vegas where there isn't any good Chinese restaurants IMO, this place is great for local Vegas. Beef and Asparagus - popular dish. Decent. Beef was soft and tender. I'm okay about the asparagus. Pea Leaf - decent. As expected. They gave alot.Seafood wonton soup - okay. Nothing special.Honey Walnut Shrimp - wow! The shrimp was pretty large. I like that I wasn't overly oily or soggy like many places. It's not perfect but I enjoyed it. And I normally am pretty picky with any shrimp dishes to the point I usually just don't eat shrimp.

Looking for a dinner spot on a Wednesday night we decided to check out Beijing noodle located inside the Caesar palace.There was no line or waiting time and we were taken to our table immediately. This location is pretty casual and not upscale or fancy.Our server took a min to get to our table , but once he did everything came quick and he was attentive.I started with a lychee martini because it's always a must. Which was strong and delicious.For starters we shared the soup dumplings, which I thought they were good. Kinda small in size so there wants much soup. But very tasty.For main we shared the duck and the crispy pork belly. Both dishes were also very well marinated and delicious. I would recommend both dishes. The proteins don't come with sides so we added white rice on the side.

Bright and airy restaurant located in Caesars. You can't miss the huge fish tanks in the entrance.Got lucky showing up at a slow time. We were seated right away. Service was fast and friendly. Would have preferred to sit along the sides of the restaurant in the comfy booth seating but they had reserved signs in place for some reason.Noodles and dumplings were fresh. Drinks were a little too sweet but I appreciate the unique combinations. Decent Chinese food for a casino.Food:- Shu Mai (lacking a little in flavor)- Shangai soup dumplings (tasty but wish there was more soup)- Wok fried beef chow fun (pretty good)- Baby bok choy with garlic (our favorite)Would eat here again!

I ordered the honey walnut shrimp, white rice, and a Pepsi. The total came out to ~$57. The food is pretty overpriced here, but at least it tasted relatively good and I ended the night full. It is a convenient meal for a lazy night while staying at the hotel, but I can't justify paying these prices again. The Pepsi alone was $7 for mostly ice.