Fulton Street Food Hall

The intersection between Harrah's and the Venetian is one of the most confusing and congested I have ever encountered. I suggest taking the monorail to Harrah's to avoid the madness, losing your sanity, and paying for parking. Harrah's didn't appear to have a parking garage, so I parked next door at the Linc and walked over to Harrah's to attend the Michael Jackson tribute concert. After the concert, I went to Fulton Street Noodle Bar and ordered the XO Seafood Udon, which I liked. The XO Seafood Udon noodle bowl contains fishcake, shrimp, scallops, spicy XO sauce, egg, and Udon noodles. I have a low tolerance for spicy food, so I got my bowl unspicy. The bowl came with a premium packet of soy sauce. The lady who took my order was pleasant, and I dined in the food court. When I placed my order and picked it up, I saw several other people's plates containing delicious-looking dishes, making me think, " I should have ordered that!" I got an enormous noodle bowl so I couldn't finish it in one sitting. Therefore, I took a box to go. I would return and try to identify those scrumptious dishes I saw others order.

If you have a cravin'for something Asian,Fulton Street Noodle,inside Harrah's food'all, will fulfill that sensation.I don't know what that was, but located at Harrah's Las Vegas is Fulton Street Food Hall. There are a few spots in here, not all are open at any given time. Aside from the noodle bar option I patronized, there is Pin Up Pizza, Fulton Coffee, Bobby Flay's Burger Spot and next year Guy Fieri's new chicken sandwich spot. Sounds interesting.The Fulton Street Noodle Bar within the food court had no fancy celeb endorsement or any cohesion of items on the menu - other than they all stem from the 17.2 million square meter miles of Asia. However, when my late-night carb craving hit, the pad thai at the Noodle Bar totally hit the spot.It wasn't the best, it wasn't the worst, but it was actually maybe a tad above average! 3.5 rounded up because for a hotel fast casual, no famous celeb spot, it was way better than expected! Other items you'll find on the menu are sushi, kung pao beef, shrimp tempura, dan dan noodles, xo seafood udon, roast duck, it's all over the place but I suppose that then means there's something for everyone. Keepin' that glass half full, I'm sure most on the menu is good, but also keep in mind, it's not cheap fast food. As an example, the sweet and sour chicken is $24.What's great at this food court is, you can order from the noodle bar I've been talking about and wherever else - all in one pre order before even heading down. It's dope and convenient!

Fulton street food hall has a few different spots to grub and drink.Definitely a good spot to stop by and try.

Good place to get a meal. Not too expensive but still strip prices. A few good selections. Customer service is good.

If you're staying at Harrah's and need something quick this place works. They have separate stations selling, noodles/asian, pizza, burgers (Bobby's Burger) & sandwiches/pastries. Pictured is an Italian sub I ordered. They have the sandwiches prebuilt in a cold display case, with about 10 different sandwiches & breakfast burritos to choose from. They then warm it up in a toaster oven for a few minutes and it's ready. This station also sell salads, parfaits, fresh pastries, chips, candy, and a coffee bar. Sandwiches were $13-14 and pastry/donuts were $5-7 each, so stuff is a little pricey for the quality you get.

Fulton Street Food Hall is a food court located right in Harrah's Las Vegas Hotel & Casino. There is Bobby's Burgers by Bobby Flay, coffee, pastries, and a noodle bar. After a long day of activities, I just wanted to grab some food and enjoy it in the hotel room. Fulton Street Food Hall has plenty of food options and seating as well. I decided to go with the Noodle Bar. I ordered the Mongolian beef for $23.99 and my husband had the supreme lo mein for $20.99. Food didn't take too long to be prepared and ready. The Mongolian beef had beef, green onions, onions, spicy Mongolian sauce topped with bean thread noodles and it came with a takeout box with steamed rice. The beef was very tender and the dish was flavorful; it wasn't overly spicy. The dish was a good size and filling. My husband enjoyed the supreme lo mein and it had a lot of chicken, beef, and shrimp.I think $48.75 was a little pricey for the two meals, but we are in Las Vegas. Fulton Street Food Hall is a good place to check out and grab food.

Fulton Street Food Hall is a food court inside Harrah's Las Vegas. It is a place that you can stop by to get a diverse selection of food options if you are just looking for a quick bite to eat. Bobby Burgers by Bobby Flay is probably the highlight here and offers a variety of burger choices created by a Chef Bobby Flay himself. There is also a pizza bar, noodle bar and regular bar with alcohol. The pastry and coffee stations are open 24/7. You can find tables all around Fulton Street Food Hall if you want to dine in. I ate at Bobby's Burgers one night for dinner and grabbed a breakfast sandwich and coffee in the morning at the pastry place. The line wasn't bad at Bobby Burgers and the Nacho Burger was fantastic. The line in the morning for pastries and coffee took forever. But I still enjoyed my breakfast sandwich despite the long wait. Prices in Vegas will always be expensive anywhere you go. So that part was expected.

Experience started off a little rough, but Doris quickly turned it around and gave me an amazing experience. It's amazing how one minute of kindness and a smile can melt away all the negative energies . She is AMAZING.

The Food court of all food courts. Offering $10 slices of pizza. $13 bottles of beer, sushi, burgers, coffee and inexpensive Chinese food.I love to eat. I visited during the holidays and decided on the noodle bar. This by far is the easiest way to stretch the dollar. We ordered Mongolian Beef, some sort of noodle with beef, chicken and shrimp, and a pint of white rice. There was plenty of food for the two of us.I was starving so before the chinese food was ready I also visited the pizza place. Slices were displayed behind the counter and placed in the oven upon ordering. Each slice was pretty pricey but it was delicious. I also had the most expensive bottle of beer for its size. They were not even that cold.Lots of seating. Perfect spot to relax and not hurt that wallet as much.

Good combination of food choices to choose from ; bakery/cafe- pizza- burger . Will only speak on the bakery/ cafe and pizza; never tried the burgers. Pizza was good; loved how they put your slice in the oven to heat it for you . Cheesy and warm ... yes please! The bakery/ cafe was open late nite ; had some good choices. Cafe drinks are made to order tried the chorizo burrito for breakfast ... it was packed with eggs ; chorizo; cheese and potatoes . A nice breakfast when your on the go! The pastries were delicious - tried a beer claw warmed ; with almonds on the outside. Pastry perfection!