The Noodle Den

We ate at Noodles A party of 16. We had appetizers to start the meal. Every appetizer exceeded our expectations. All served hot. Followed by 14 meal dishes. Again all served hot. Prepared to perfection. I especially enjoyed their Fried Flounder. Exceptional!Our entire family enjoyed the meal and atmosphere. Our server was attentive and the manager has to one of the best. Not only did he accommodate our group. He helped out to make sure our service was above and beyond.

We dined here with a party of 16 and the food was spectacular! The chicken wigs and crispy duck did not disappoint with their crispness. They were so flavorful and delicious.We had an assortment of entrees incline the crispy flounder (I highly recommend this) and an assortment of dumplings which are made fresh while you wait. All the noodle dishes were packed with epic flavors. The service was not the greatest and could use some tweaks as drinks were hard to come by. But the food once ordered came out quite quickly Most of the staff seemed like they would rather be somewhere else rather than helping their guests and earning their tips but all and all we will come back and try with a smaller party

We got violent food poisoning from the water. The whole party ordered completely different dishes and drinks, but everyone said the water tasted funny The entire party was nauseous and vomiting within the next 24 hours, which was especially awful as we were all traveling. Perhaps the glasses were soapy or something? We didn't see anything in the water, but 100% food poisoning rate.The food was tasty and the service adequate, but I wouldn't eat there again.Edit for management: this occurred on 10 January 2025, at around 8pm

Inside the Sahara Las Vegas! Our meal was absolutely delicious, great flavors and ambiance, staff was sweet and attentive and we had a great dining experience

This was a pleasant surprise. I came here for a late night snack so I didn't order a noodle but duck with pork rice.Pork and Duck were done perfectly. Service was phenomenal and waiter was great with refills. Overall, great place for a casual (expensive meal).$24 for entree and $6 for a soda.

Asian food is hard to get by in Vegas and I was staying for a week at the Sahara so I resorted to noodle den twice. My first experience was better than the second leading me to believe what you order matters. I really like the tan tan chicken noodles. I also really liked the spicy chicken and mushroom wontons. Their online order and pick up service was convenient. The veggie noodles were really average and the chicken and mushroom dumplings resembled frozen dumplings. Service at the restaurant was a little slow but they also had $10 cocktails.

After a windy and dry day, the chicken and mushroom noodle soup at Noodle Den hit the spot. I had to add some chili pepper sauce to give it a little more zing, but the broth had a nice mushroomy flavor. I wish it had more chicken, but the handmade noodles were good. If you are on this end of the strip, Noodle Den has a good menu and some different options compared to the regular vegas fare.

It's been a while since I got noodles for dinner. I had a staycation night at Palace Station and I decided to make the mile tirp to the Sahara to eat here.I was there about 5:15. They open at 5 and I was the first customer. I asked if I could sit at a high top table overlooking the windows where the women were working making soup dumplings. Dinner and a show.When I entered. I watched the man making the hand pulled noodles. He certainly knew how to do it and I could watch him from my window seat, too.I ordered the chicken dan dan hand pulled noodles. There was a chili sign on the menu next to the name. Normally, this means no spice for me. This, however, had a bit of spice that got a bit hotter as I ate. The noodles are on a bed of sauce. There is cooked chicken pieces, some crushed peanuts, and some good spice to the mixture. The server stopped and told me to mix the noodles well as much of the flavoring was at the bottom and needed to be spread around. The noodles were soft and tasty. The dish itself was quite delightful!For dessert, I got the green tea cheesecake. That was a good ending to the meal. I was so pleased I took the time to drive here for dinner.Service was top notch and very pleasant.

I don't know what all the hype is about, not sure about these high ratings. I reckon it's because The Noodle Den is on the strip...location, location, location. I feel a lot of places on the strip are over hyped and overpriced as well. IMHO this is definitely one of those spots. The venue is nice; modern, bright, spacious and inviting, which might explain the inflated prices. The service was fine, the staff were friendly, but food was overpriced and just OK for me.#Noodles on the Strip:~ CRISPY FRIED CHICKEN WONTON - 2/5Meh. I had much better at most other places. ~ PAN FRIED DUMPLINGS - 2.5/5Best thing I ate that evening, still nothing to brag about. ~ BRAISED PORK BELLY AND STRING BEANS WITH HAND PULLED NOODLES - 2/5This dish was OK; definitely edible, but bland, lacked flavor and the price...yikes! Not the most generous of portions either...pass.I'll pass on recommending or returning to the The Noodle Den, I thought it was overrated. You can find much better food a 10-15 min drive or rather few miles away in Chinatown for roughly half the price.

Great place! My man seong gi-hun hooked us up with some w food. This place so sigma!!! karnvir wanted pizza tho