Noodle King

Plenty of parking available. Everything we had was great Ordered 3 noodle soups trying all the different noodles. All great. I prefer the 2 thick noodles since you can’t find that everywhere. Soup dumplings were good. The skin is slightly thicker. Green onion pancakes were so good we had to order a second one.

Came for noodles while in town to visit Red Rocks, and was very happy to find this gem. Noodles were delicious and could taste that it was handmade, the sauce was also outstanding. I finished the whole bowl without taking a break 😂 They also have other dishes, I only ordered a vegetable dish which was also authentic and delicious. I traveled a lot to Asia especially China and can affirm this place offers authentic Chinese food. Will definitely come back and try other dishes.

Located on Southeast side of Sahara and Rainbow strip mall. My Foodie friends and I were craving Chinese food. This spot serves authentic Chinese cuisine! What we ate: 1.) Hot & Sour Soup. $12.95 This had just the right amount of tart and spice and was served Hot. 👍🏻 2.) Wonton Soup. Wonton was flavored nicely and broth was nice and hot. 3.) Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings $13.95 the Wings were crisp on the outside and moist and delicious on the inside. 4.) Kung Pao Beef $15.95 spicy but great flavor. 5.) sautéed Mixed Vegetables $15.95 A mix of carrots, cauliflower, snow peas, and fungi the vegetables were cooked perfectly and the garlic sauce was yummy. 6.) Szechuan Tofu $15.95 the tofu was cooked in a spicy broth with peppercorns and bean sprouts and the tofu melted in your mouth. Authentic Chinese food with great flavor and portions at a decent price! We will definitely be back!!!

Got take out earlier tonight: The fried noodles with beef: decent, nothing to go jumping jacks about The sweet & sour chicken: barely edible The egg rolls: I think they were spring rolls and they were bland, watery and forgettable The fried buns: bite sized fried bread with dipping sauce; edible, not compelling in any way though The popcorn chicken: it didn’t look or taste like popcorn chicken; it looked like dehydrated chicken parts doused with excessive unknown spices & was too salty All in all, spent over $60 for one entree (beef fried noodles) and some moderately palatable “egg” rolls that seemed thawed out from freezer burn The rest? Straight in the trash I am SO DONE with take-out in this town!

Noodle King in Las Vegas is a hidden gem that offers an authentic and delightful Chinese dining experience. The cozy, unassuming atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for comfort food enthusiasts. Their broth and noodle bowls are exceptional; the rich, flavorful broths and perfectly cooked noodles create a harmonious blend that’s hard to resist. I found myself diving in eagerly, even at the risk of burning my mouth—a testament to how enticing the dishes are. The wonton soup is a standout, with delicate wontons floating in a savory broth that warms the soul with some spice. The fried gyoza are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, making them an ideal appetizer or side. Despite its modest exterior, Noodle King delivers a five-star experience with its authentic flavors and welcoming ambiance. It’s a must-visit for anyone seeking genuine Chinese cuisine in Las Vegas.