Noodles

This place is legit. It’s no china town, but it’s pretty damn good! The hardest part is making a decision since they have so many choices. Ate here twice during the weekend just to try something else on the menu.

Losing money works up quite the appetite
Noodles is an Asian Fusion restaurant located in the food court of Pala Casino. Offering up popular dishes from Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai & Japanese cuisine, Noodles caters to those looking for something from the culinary region.
Captive audience means casino pricing. Most entrees start around $ 12. At least the portions can easily be shared by 2 people.
Beef bulgogi–
Served on a bed of bean sprouts & accompanied by steamed white rice, the tender bulgogi had just a hint of sweetness. Not so much to become cloyingly sugary. The bulgogi isn’t grilled, so doesn’t have the nice char which I like. Nevertheless, this entrée was pleasing to the tastebuds.
Pad Thai–
Noodle dishes give the option of choice of noodles. For the pad Thai, I went with vermicelli. It just worked! The vermicelli was al dente chewy, but less messy to eat than flat noodles. A heaping amount, with chicken & shrimp, the pad Thai proved quite filling.
Service was good. The wait time wasn’t too long before our food was in our possession. Plenty of seating within Noodles, with handsome wooden décor & some couches which were more comfy to sit on, and at the food court.
Burgers, pizza, sandwiches don’t really appeal to me. Plus, the high end steakhouse & other hoity toity options are out of my price range. Which makes Noodles the veritable oasis in the dessert. Good & varied food, quick turnaround & a clean, modern décor are reasons why I highly recommend Noodles the next time you’re at Pala Casino, dreaming of jackpots & full houses.
Highly recommend!
NOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOMNOM

The sweet and sour pork should be renamed sweet and sour gristle. Served at room temperature by an unsmiling and silent server.

Oodles of noodles!
Decent americanized chinese food. Why can’t they make it this good outside of the casino is my question.
Some of my favorite dishes are the appetizer stuffed crab claws (love the sweet and sour sauce only wish it came with more than just three per order) and pad thai. Pad thai has just the right amount of spicy tangy kick to it. Fried rice is too hard and dry for my taste. Feels like i’m chewing on uncooked rice. Very extensive menu. Something for everybody.
Overall, decent place to have lunch and dinner. Just don’t expect authentic chinese food but definitely better than panda express.

I came here with my cousin. He had the beef Phở and I had the Pad See Ew. Food portions were generous for the pricing. However, I’m only writing this for my entrée because I didn’t try his Phở. The Pad See Ew seemed to lack any distinct flavor. It was honestly very plain and didn’t taste like anything but just me chewing «some noodles and veggies» in my mouth. I’m used to my Thai noodles being spicy to add some kick, but it was 1 out of 5 in terms of spicy level. I tried adding some Sriracha to help, but it was still mediocre. I finished it all because I was hungry, but it just left me craving for some real Thai food instead. Overall, portions are good. Pricing is decent. Food was plain. I heard good news about some of the Chinese food dishes, so I’ll give them a shot next time.

I came here with my mom in between our gambling since the sushi spot across the way was closed. I ordered the orange chicken with the suggestion from the cashier and I didn’t like or much. It was way too sweet, and too crunchy. Their servings are enough for two people but I will not be going there to eat again

We had dinner there yesterday and today, and the food was delicious. I’m tempted to give them that fourth star but we’ve had so many ups and downs with Noodles that I’m going to keep it at 3 starts for now.
Today was the first time I had the Beef Phở. It was so good! I couldn’t believe how flavorful the broth was. It is a dish you MUST try!
Even though the Pala Combo Fried Rice was better yesterday, it was still very good tonight. It’s our go-​to dish for the kids. They love it, and it’s the only dish my husband ever orders.
I had been keeping away from the Kung Pao Chicken for a while because it’s been so bad lately. I took a chance tonight, and I’m so glad I did! It was perfect tonight. I can’t even remember the last time it was this good. The sauce was a perfect red that evenly coated all the chicken. There was a ton of peanuts in the dish which are just amazing, and nothing was scorched.

If you decide to eat here, get the teriyaki beef plate. It’s so delicious and the meat is very tender. The rice was on point. Not hard and not mushy, just right! My cousin ordered the pork ramen,
but I did not care for it. It’s different from what I am used to. The average price for a plate is about $ 13.00 and you do get a lot of food. We came on New Year’s Day and the line was long but the service was fast. The employees at pala were fast to clean up the tables for other guests to eat. I would definitely eat here again.

The food came off very dry and my kids complain about how small the portions were for them. The noodles were really really overcooked and some tended to be a little bit runny and robbery. I did not like the choice selection and even might be her with a little flat. Overall I probably might give this place a second chance. The only problem with this place was even during a non-​dinner rush it was still taking forever to get her food.

Defiantly a less than mediocre experience. They are not able to accommodate special request and are not knowledgeable about their ingredients.
My girlfriend got the steamed shrimp wontons and said they were not bad.
As a vegan, I thought I was safe at a noodle place but every plate on the menu had at least one meat variety in it and all of the soups were in meat broth. So I ordered the vegetables and rice hoping to replace the steamed rice with something more interesting but that is not allowed apparently.
When my food arrived my «steamed» vegetables were drowning in a sauce that although it tasted good, there was too much of. The vegetables were just a tad over cooked as well.
I’m sure this plate may have made someone else happy. It was just not my style.

The food is always amazing here! Never fails!
I ordered the teriyaki beef plate. The beef was so tender and just melted in my mouth. Definitely a flavorful dish to say the least. The onion was cooked to my liking as well which added an extra savory taste to each bite. The rice was a little wet this time around so that was pretty much the only downside. I’m Asian so I’m always picky when it comes to rice haha.
My friend got the orange chicken plate. I was a little jealous I might add because it was Perfection!!! They add asparagus to it which makes it that much better! I’ll definitely be back for that entrée next time.
You can definitely share an entrée here too or pack the rest up to go. Big servings!
All the different soups are yummyyyy, fried rice is amazing and their pad Thai is my absolute favorite dish ever!!!
Enjoy!

The best Chinese food in a casino. It’s pretty authentic. Flavors are dead on. Why not a 5 star you may ask? Well, sometimes the line gets ridiculously long and people take forever ordering. At times there is absolutely no seating inside because it’s just too crowded.
But if you do go during off hours it shouldn’t be too bad. My favorite dishes are: Chinese fried rice with Chinese sausage, shrimp egg roles and Salt and pepper shrimp.
Prices are a little on the high side for Chinese food but we’ll worth it.

I luv this place. Super busy ²⁴⁄₇ but you never have to wait long for your food once ordered & everything is cooked up fresh right in front of your view. The portions are huge too. Each plate easily serves 2 – 3 people.

Noddle at Pala is one stop restaurant for asian cousine. They have a variety from chinese, vietnamese, thai and korean. Of course thats not all they got but also japanese food as well. They have an awesome dimsum which is what i order all the time. Their pala fried rice is awesome too with shrimp. Their udon in banh cahn is delicious.
Friendly staff and food always comes out fresh, hot and at the right time. Not some restaurant that you wait forever…
Definately
i would recommend.

My husband and I enjoyed a light, late night meal here after playing in the casino all evening. This place really hit the spot, it was Asian comfort food. We ordered pork buns, steamed rice and fried shrimp won tons. The won tons were served hot and crispy with large shrimp wrapped in won ton and deep fried. The pork buns were a perfect compliment to the shrimp and steamed rice.
The prices were real reasonable also, I think a little over 20 dollars for two of us. Our food was served quickly and served hot. I can’t wait to come back here and order those fried shrimp won tons again!

Of course it’s going to take a long time ordering and receiving food! It’s the best in the food court! I drive half an hour to order their beef teriyaki. My favorite item on the menu along with other delicious entrees. I love eating here!

It took a long time to order with only one person at the register. I went and asked one of the workers what is taking so long to get my food & she replied it will come out soon. Then it took even longer to serve the food, and the food was cold when I got it
Terrible service

Noodles.
The good thing about this place is the selection and quality of the food is good.
Sadly on this visit the service was only 1 star.
They brought part of our order and than forgot to bring the appetizers we ordered.
After 30 minutes we asked about where the other two dishes were and was told they were coming. We were finished with our meal and still no appetizers yet. So we asked again and sense we already paid for them. They still weren’t making them yet. It wasn’t busy and the few other tables were getting theirs.
We ended up after a long wait getting them in a doggy bag to go.
I’m giving them 2 ½ stars for food and maybe 1 star for not giving good service.
That’s why a 2star Review.
Will I eat here again, NOPE !!!
The Choices Buffet Here Is The Way To Go.
Top Of The Line.

Noodles were very bland and both meals had no true standout flavor… no comparison to the noodles in vegas we ate at. Service was horrible, order food in line then sit down… fresh juice on menu consists of bottles of naked juice.
Won’t be coming back to this one.

After a long night of losing your money in the casino, you can at least be comforted by the hot, deliciousness of authentic tasting Asian food.
My most recent visit consisted of me losing all night on the slots, then deciding we were hungry on top of everything else, at 11pm.
Luckily, Noodles is there!
We stood in line for about 10 minutes, ordered at the register. Be sure to show your Pala player card even if you just got the card that day (like I did) and you’ll get a discount if anywhere between 5% to 30%. I got a 5% discount (like $ 1 off, still better than nothing). We ordered the shrimp dumpling and BBQ pork Chinese noodles and the steamed Sui Mai. The goal was about $ 23 or so. We took a seat inside where it’s nice and quiet (to avoid the heavy smoke and noise out in the casino) and our food came out in a huge plastic bowl and plate just like how they do at Chinese restaurants I frequent. The portions are large (great for 2 people) and very delicious. Both dishes tasted just like home and my childhood. I’m also 100% Chinese so at least I can speak with certainty as to the authenticity. We’ll definitely be back, not so much for the gambling, but maybe just for the food!