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    Googgle Man’s Char Kuey Teow

    3.6 (102 reviews)
    ModerateNoodles, Malaysian

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    Hokkien Noodles
    Angelica L.

    Overall: 3.5/5 We got the hokkien noodles ($15) which were full of umami and bursting flavors. I love the thick Shanghai noodles. Everything in the bowl was properly marinated. It came with an additional sauce that had the stinky shrimp paste taste/smell so I did not use that but my husband did.

    Walter H.

    Tucked away in a corner, between a couple other restaurants in the food court, Googgle Man's Char Kuey Teow has some tasty noodles. The portion size is okay and the ingredients were good. They do provide some hot paste to add to the flavor - without it the flavor was flat. The downside is the $16.75 for the bowl.- seemed really high for what you get. Considering it's in Resorts World, the prices can be expected- but anywhere else, I'd expect twice the amount of food.

    Char kuey teow
    Mel J.

    We decided to have an early lunch around 11am before driving for a road trip and the food stalls were just opened at 11am. I ordered Char Kuey Teow from the tablet and got my food in about 15 mins. Once I got the food, I noticed that the portion was pretty small for the price. From the first bite, I was a bit surprised because it was pretty spicy. The char kuey teow that I had many time before was not spicy. The noodle itself was pretty good and flavorful. I could taste the smokiness from the wok and the sauce was a mixed of salty & a hint of sweetness. However, the protein was cut up in tiny pieces and I wish they gave more egg. So far, this was a better meal compared to other vendors in the food court.

    Hokkien Noodles
    Christine H.

    I walked by the stand and the aroma from the food smelled really good so I decided to order the Hokkien Noodles. Out of all the dishes I ordered at Famous Foods at Resorts World, this was by far the saltiest. The dish had noodles, pork, shrimp, and yu choy that were all marinated with a salty oyster sauce. If the dish were less salty, it probably could have been a lot better.

    Hokkien Noodles
    Shanelle S.

    Malaysian noodle outpost in Resortsworld. You order from one of the screens (credit cards only) and then receive a text when your order is ready. You can order it for dine-in or takeout (they provide a bag with utensils). There's a lot of indoor seating and have tables for large groups. You have a lot of Asian food options, so you can order from a lot of different stands on the same ticket and share. The Hokkien noodle was on the saltier side, but I still enjoyed it. The noodle texture was nice and chewy. They gave three pieces of shrimp. They also provide a rather spicy chili sauce that you can opt to mix in. I finished my food in one sitting, but I was also hungry. For a meal in Vegas a little under $20, this was a good option.

    Eric F.

    A respectable enough execution. Vibrant flavors and a good amount of shrimp and Chinese sausage, too bad the noodles were overcooked.

    Hokkein noodles
    Alizen R.

    So good, we actually went back for seconds!! Located in Famous Food Street Eats, this food stall is tucked in the corner and it certainly deserves a spotlight. $16 -- Hokkien Noodles. The portion is very filling for one person or perfect as a sample for two people. Again, these pieces of shrimp are HUGE and the whole dish is very flavorful. Arguably one of the best dishes I've had in FF so far. I rarely say this about noodles but it is really worth visiting. I definitely can't wait to come back a third time. (9/100--2022)

    Signature noodles
    Cheryl W.

    I finally tried the noodles again. The portion size and the size of the shrimp are good. The flavor was good. Not too salty like last time. They let the ingredients shine here.

    Hokkien noodles!
    Teeds K.

    I love noodles! If ya know me, then it's obvious. If you're goin to ask me about what to get to eat. I will say noodles of tacos lol. Anyway! I popped into the food court here at Resorts world in search of something for lunch. I went over to the universal order kiosk and was able to pan through all the spots at the food court. Noodles was on my mind so I placed an order for the Hokkien noodles. I never got a text but went over to the stall and the estimated wait time came and past by 2 mins. I went up and the lady was able to assist. She apologized as their ordering system wasn't working. Butttttt I got my noodles. She offered a spicy chili sauce as a condiment and I definitively accepted. Perfect amount of noodles and I loved the chewy texture and the sweet stir fry sauce made it bomb! So good! I was so happy this was my first meal of the day. The chili sauce is a game changer. It's packed with flavor and I just knew that I had to come back here before leaving back to the city. And here I am, having spent close to 50 bucks on noodles from this place ! Yes I came back 2 More times during this Vegas trip. I am hooked. I did divert and ordered the other stir fried noodle option chaw guy thiew ( this was more dry and it reminded me of the Cambodian stir fry noodles). The very last time I had it, I ordered and brought it back to the room. ( hokkien noodles) I was in heaven! Eating noodles in pajamas with ghost busters playing on tv. Hahha. It really was a joy to relax and indulge on my last night in sin city. I literally smuggled a small chili sauce in my luggage. Lol I am still in search of malaysian chili oil sauce online with no success on how to get my hands on it. This place got me. You'll have to try it for yourself!

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    Erika N.

    Google Man's is located in the international food court for Resorts World in the back corner. They work off of a cashless system where you place your order through the kiosk and they called out your number once it's ready. They only have about 2-3 options, but they definitely crush it with their signature dish. It's a large portion of a drunken noodle type flat noodle. I liked the large chunks of shrimp & crispy calm. It's also super cool to be able to watch them cook it up right in front of you in the large woks. The price is a bit high, but it's the strip so that's as expected. I think it was in line with the portion size & enough for two people to share. Pro tip: ask for a cup of ice water from the bar & save the money from buying bottled water.

    Mel M.

    I got the Char Kuey Teow. It's rice noodle, egg, manila clam, chinese sausage and shrimp. This is the weird part. Everything by itself was good. Like I liked the chinese sausage. The shrimp was cooked good and I like the manila clam and egg. But over all and eaten together in one bite something was missing. It wasn't the portion. The portion I'd say is good for two people. The noodles were cooked well but still something was missing. There's not enough flavor. Unless this is how the dish is suppose to be. Is it suppose to be bland? I'd take a bite and not enjoy it. I'd find myself chewing slower and thinking way too hard trying to figure out what is off. A little too bland for me. It's also topped with some fried pork but they taste more like a squirt of oil when I'd bite into it. Mel M Yelp 21:32

    Brian S.

    Googgle Man's is a Malaysian/Singaporean noodle restaurant reminiscent of the stands in Hawker Centers in Singapore. Just like those stands, this restaurant specializes in only a couple of dishes - in this case Kuey Teow and Hokkien Noodles. Both are made fresh before your eyes when you order, and both are fairly large portions with lots of protein. Each tasted a lot like the versions I had in SE Asia, so they are pretty authentic. I like the Hokkien noodles a bit better: the Kuey Teow is extremely salty and the sausage adds an odd flavor (again, this is pretty authentic, but it's also an acquired taste). You can order from a screen anywhere in the food court and they will text you when your order is ready. Prices are probably the biggest negative: a portion that costs $3-4 in Singapore and $8-10 most other places in the US is $15-16 here. So, while it's good, it's also expensive.

    Lori N.

    After my travels in Malaysia, I fell in love with Malaysian and Southeast Asian cuisine.  So, coming to the brand new Resorts World in Las Vegas, and Googgle Man's specifically, was a no-brainer. Just don't expect the same prices as you'd find in Malaysia.  You're at a spanking brand new Las Vegas casino resort, not at a hawker stall in Malaysia.  So, let's have realistic expectations. Googgle Man's originates from a popular hawker stall in Penang known for Char Kuey Teow. Apparently, the name comes from the chef who supposedly wears goggles while stir frying.  I haven't seen anything outside of the hawker stalls in Southeast Asia that come remotely close to the heat and soaring flames they've got flaring up places like Malaysia or Singapore. It's truly amazing that any of the cooks have any body hair or eyebrows still intact. They've definitely got some flame action going on here, but not quite the same. Every time I've stopped by, they were sold out of the Char Kuey Teow, so I ended up getting the Hokkien Noodles by default. But all's well that ends well.  I was pretty happy with the Hokkien noodles.  The texture of the noodles were good, and I liked the tiny bits of crispy pork. Nicely flavored without being overly salty. Okay, this wasn't EXACTLY as you'd find in Malaysia, but it's a decent rendition with the the "wok hay" (a Cantonese term coined to describe the aroma that comes from wok stir-frying at extremely high BTU's).  It's something that's virtually impossible to duplicate at home. I'd get this dish again.

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