Right next to the casino, Noodles at Bellagio Las Vegas is your chance at a comfortable and casual restaurant among the fine dining options at this upscale property. Asian specialties from the world of noodles are featured on this menu that contains many regional dishes from Thailand, Japan, China and Vietnam. The restaurant offers authentic flavors and a wide variety of options for those looking for varied cultural cravings.
Details
- Location: Bellagio Hotel Las Vegas, 3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
- Cuisine: Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Noodle, Asian Dim Sum on weekends
- Reservations: optional
- Dress code: casual
The environment
The noodle restaurant doesn’t just serve noodles. They have dim sum, Japanese favorites, a mix of Thai and a bit of Vietnam to spruce up the menu. The dining room is comfortable and informal. If you are staying at the Bellagio, this is the place you want to go when you don’t feel like dressing up. While this isn’t a fancy place, it’s a great option for lunch or dinner, and because it’s in Bellagio Las Vegas, it’s not easy at all. You are getting high quality and comfortable surroundings.
The food
This is not the best ramen you ate for most of college. The menu is varied and extensive enough to satisfy the diverse palates of your family. Split some noodles and have some dim sum. It is worth the money and can go through a second try. Look at the line that forms during your lunch break and you may realize that there is a reason someone would wait to get inside. Yes, it is cheaper than other restaurants on the property, but it will be more expensive than the noodle shop you love at home. .
What to try
- Mongolian-style beef with enough spice to heighten your senses, but not so much that you limit your intake.
- Penang Fried Flat Noodles taste like they’ve been seared in a sweet sauce that offers a bit of savory love dusted with a few savory surprises. When paired with the pork, it hits all the marks for a complete noodle dish. Frankly, one plate of these noodles is all you need for a perfect lunch. Don’t share.Be greedy.
- The spicy Tom Yum is almost as good as a visit to Thai Town in Los Angeles. Lots of rich flavors with good heat and just enough lemongrass to spring your taste buds into the next dish. It comes with shrimp, but is also available as a vegetarian dish.
- If you’re a fan of Pho , you’ll want to savor a bowl. The broth is rich with the deep flavor that chicken broth should be, but tastes a bit more like a combination of a crab boil or shrimp bowl. Delicious and hearty but light.
