WuHu Noodle

Wuhu Noodle is a pretty good spot for Chinese food. It's located on the casino floor at Silverton close to the Players Rewards sign up counter. The line can get pretty long and plenty of people are ordering for takeout. You order at the counter, pay, they give you a number, and you grab a table (if you're lucky to find one)The service is quick and to the point. They aren't overly friendly or nice but they get the job done. The tables have a caddy with chili paste, chili oil, and hot mustard. They offer your traditional Chinese food people plus dim sum and some Thai food selections. The food is cooked fresh to order and comes out fairly quickly. The taste of the food is great and spot on for your Chinese food cravings. Prices are casino prices so a little higher than if you went to your local Chinese food spot but not strip pricing. I'd definitely return as the food was good.

Service is quite fast, even if you are in line they are quick and efficient on the order. My comment is the food is in a small portion (" as if you're eating a kid's meal" better if they have other options) and a lot expensive though on my taste.But all is good, i can never argue that I'm in the casino, all is expensive.The experience is great, and the entertainment too, this is where the Mermaid show in SILVERTON Casino.

Woo hoo noodle restaurant is in the Silverton resort food court in Las Vegas. You order at the register and have a seat at one of the tables or high up booths. This restaurant is usually pretty busy but the two nights I went during the late evening around 8 PM. It was a 2 1/2 hour wait to get the food after ordering. The restaurant was always clean and had at least two servers that would bring you the food or clean off tables . Not the most friendly servers or person taking your order, but with the limited choices of sitdown meals in the resort you make do.The shrimp fried rice had nice size shrimp in it and was a bit plain tasting, but the soy sauce gave us some extra flavor. My mom really enjoyed the wonton soup which she ordered twice while we were there. The pho noodle soup had way too many noodles that I had to pull out half of them and seemed a bit too plain for me not much flavor. The chicken wings were nice and crispy and hot but my favorite item was the fried sesame balls.

The dishes are made to order and come to your table piping hot. Very flavorful, except for the pancake. It was not a good choice. The fried rice is excellent definitely enough for 4 people if ordered with the dumplings like we did. (There were only 2 of us.)A great place to satisfy hunger cravings while dumping $100 bills into penny slots, one after another, trying to get dang the pig to explode! IYKYKI'll be back, WuHu!! Whoo-hoo!

This is always my go-to spot for Chinese takeout food. The food is always consistently good, good portions and reasonable pricing. The service is always fast and friendly even when they are busy. Their online order system is so convenient. The seasoning is always great, not too salty or oily like other takeout places. Highly recommend!

The orange chicken is reminiscent of panda express. The Singapore noodles lack flair, notes of green onion and peppers and not enough flavor. But the service, beware. The cashier might drop your cups at you, as if gently throwing them at you. Worth trying, but not returning.

Located inside the Silverton hotel and casino is WuHu Noodle. I play at the Silverton casino once in a while these days. It's not my vibe anymore. The Silverton sends out monthly mailers/emailers showing food comps, slot play, credits, etc to players in their system. I get them every so often now to bring me back in. Using a food comp, I received recently, I decided to checkout WuHu.Played it safe and went with chicken fried rice. VERY oily. BIG portion. Lots of rice. The chicken is hidden throughout the meal so hard to tell how much you get. Looks like one egg in the serving. But LOTS of rice. Menu is provided outside the restaurant and also at the registers. Plenty of seating. Usually, a wait as other players are using their food comps. You can see those that have ordered sit at some of the slot machines that have seating at them. Lots of regulars based off of all the personal interactions I saw with customers and staff. Food is served within 15-20 minutes from time of order. Depending on how busy they are. Food was middle of the road for me. I didn't get really any flavor from the meal.

My expectations were very low due to so many poor reviews here but the food was overall pretty good to my surprise!I got Mongolian beef and crab rangoons and also got to try a little bit of chicken curry my friend got. I'd give them all 4 stars. However, do note that I got a 50% off discount for getting a membership at Silverton. I probably wouldn't eat there if I had to pay full price.

The food was definitely worth the price and the service was extremely polite, despite how busy it was (and I imagine always is). Ambiance wise the restaurant is very chill with lots of room.

meh - just mediocre I ordered the pad Thai - something I have eaten dozens of times - and this IS NOT pad Thai I got some noodles - not in a pad Thai sauce - with huge pieces of green onions cooked in with the noodles (which was gross) again - NOT PAD THAI !!!I have had other things - but they were just OK as well like the honey walnut shrimp - literally just coated in mayo - and by the time we got it home - the entire texture of the sauce / shrimp had totally changed also - they put it boiling hot in a styrofoam container you CANNOT recycle styrofoam and putting extremely hot food in styrofoam releases chemicals from the styrofoam into the food again - this place is just MEH you can get MUCH better food - like at china a go go - for $10-$13 - completely packed with tons of food - also styrofoam container tho