Noodle Exchange - Las Vegas

That's my second time to eat here in the nude exchange. eating was quite delicious with affordable price. the personal was in order, the only problem here was most employees not know how to speak English and it is so hard to explain what they like. I always show a photo of the food I want to order to make sure that they get it right:

This place would be a 5 if service was even just average. They even charged us incorrectly. Water took forever to get. Now that we got that out of the way... Food was exceptional. Never had hot pot before. I recommend going with your Asian friends like I did. They did all the ordering. Nothing was that spicy I do like spice (irrelevant to any of my review) Hot Pot, Beef Mushrooms, steamed vegetables, tofu, fruit tea, chow fun with shrimp, the list goes on. Thank you for the delicious food. We will be back!

Fairly authentic but below average tasting Chinese food. Wasn't impressed by any of the dishes. Hot pot was meh. Environment was very dated and smoke laden. Best aspect was the price, very cheap by Vegas standards. Service was decent, kept water flowing. 2.5/5.

One of the only reasons I ever go to the Gold Coast casino is for Noodle Exchange. This place is great for hot pot and bento boxes! We had two types of hot pot (spicy and regular), a Mongolian beef bento box with fried rice and a combination stir fry noodle dish. Hot pot at Noodle Exchange is always good, no question. Next time I go, I'll be trying a different bento box especially with all the options they have.

Good selection of not just noodles....but traditional Asian foods and hot pots. Atmosphere is not something to write home about. A lot of people ordered the hot pot. It is a lot of food for $20. Their Pa Tai is already pretty good. The beef noodle soup is a bit too salty for me. If you are looking for a place to eat that has a great selection and are reasonably priced, give it a try.