La La Noodle is my FAVORITE noodle joint in Las Vegas!!!! Never had a bad bowl of noodles here. This time I tried the curry laksa noodles and it was so addicting! I found myself eating faster and faster and couldn't get the noodles in my mouth fast enough;p Also they have Wake Take sake by the glass ... the BEST sake in the world. The decor isn't fancy but who cares with the great food. We sat at the bar and Luis wasn't very attentive. We had to wait a while every time we needed something. read more

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We ate here because it was convenient. If you have other options, use them. Almost every single dish contained sesame oil. I understand sesame oil is common in Asian cuisine, but putting it in virtually everything is excessive, especially when sesame is one of the major food allergens. The only dish they could make without it was vegetarian fried rice, and adding chicken or shrimp cost extra. The food itself was also disappointing. There was zero wok hei. The chicken was way too salty, while the vegetarian fried rice was bland and under-seasoned. Even the Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce had sesame oil in it. read more

~ Great service, mediocre food ~ I would say this place definitely caters towards tastebuds that never tasted Asian flavors. Very presentable plating and decorations. Very sweet and welcoming staff. read more

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Came here for dinner and sat at the bar. Ordered won ton soup to start and one of their beef noodle dishes. Well they brought the noodle dish first followed by the soup. The Soup honestly was tasteless and more Noodles than soup. The beef noodle dishes was decent. Service was fast and decent ambiance. read more

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I've been here twice. The first time was back in 2024 when I knew after leaving that I had to come back. I arrived back in early March, 2026 and this spot is still around and kicking it with delicious asian eats off the Vegas Strip. Located in the Park MGM, this is one of the few restaurants in Sin City that lives up to the price points. In 2024 when I came here, I remember having the red light potstickers which were freakin money! The spiciness from the chili oil with the scallion/ginger garnish and the texture of the dumpling made this one of the best appetizers on their list. Sadly I did not see it on the menu this time which made my heart sank. Fortunately they had a Xiao Long Bao dim sum available (soup dumplings) which come steaming in the bamboo steamers. Not to mention great taste as well! For entrees, my two recommendations are the Drunken Beef and the Beef Brisket Soup Noodle. The Drunken Beef is tender and packed with spiciness from the red chili with tender noodles, egg, thai basil, bell peppers, and sprouts. A very succulent noodle dish! If you're in the mood for soups, the Beef Brisket Soup Noodle is the way to go. There's tender chunks of brisket mixed in the broth with egg noodles and bok choy mixed in. Excellent spices with that 5-spice chinese smell that hits your nostrils when the bowl is placed in front of you. One of the most awesome noodle soups I've ever had! I usually sit at the bar area which is in front of the kitchen but tables are here too. Make reservations or come early as this place does get filled up. Cannot recommend this place enough; it's part of my rotation whenever I'm in Vegas! read more

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Made a reservation and were quickly accommodated . The service was very fast and friendly. Food is served family style so this portion was enough for me and my friend. The crab ragoons were filled with real crab no imitation crab like other places. The general toss was flavorful and all white meat. The ambiance is very casual and fun. Definitely one of the best places I ate while in Vegas. read more

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This is one of the few upscale places with a decent vegan menu near the T-Mobile Arena. I highly recommend the vegetable lo mien with added tofu (not technically vegan b/c the noodles are made with egg, but close enough for me). We also got the papaya salad and scallion pancakes, both of which were yummy. read more

La La Noodle - Papaya salad - Pan Asian Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

La La Noodle is wok fired delicious food with unique sauces and fresh ingredients. Late night dining at Park MGM will bring you here or across the way to Best Friend. You must try the chili wontons here and the crispy sea bass. I also love the noodles and cocktails. You can make reservations, it can get busy after games or concerts at T-Mobile arena. You can taste the fire in the food, things are hot and fresh and umami! Sometimes it's overly sauced but it's always great food with excellent service. I tried the tempura green beans which were also amazing and nice portions. Casual dining, good vibes, great for groups and excellent cocktails and a bar. read more

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Questionable - alcohol drinkers .. be careful. Start with the bad and keep reading below for the good. Bad part - either bad alcohol, replaced alcohol, or contaminated or unsanitary jiggers//glasses. My friend ordered Kettle One (he drinks this daily!!) and it did not smell or taste like K1. We brought it to our server, Huyen's, attention and she insisted it was Kettle. Ordered a second one SAME thing... so we asked to speak to the manager, Jose Pelayo, he said..."it could have been residue in the jigger or in the glass" - does that mean they don't clean very well? Is there cross contamination? Be aware of fake drinks or dirty glasses. I think they could have offered to bring over the bottle with a new glass or open a new bottle..? Food was excellent - probably the reason I did not give a one star. We had the vegetarian fried rice and shrimp fried rice - both were delicious, the rice was fluffy and flavorful. Also had the curry laksa soup (spicy), that was delicious too but it wasn't as spicy as we would have liked. Last, we had the won ton soup... broth is really good, skimpy on the won ton (3) and it was mostly wrapper with little filling, the noodles were al dente... but the shrimp (2) were plump and cooked to perfection. Would I go back? No read more

La La Noodle - Won Ton Soup - Pan Asian Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Yet another great meal at LaLa. The Mongolian Beef is the best. Still no BBQ pork. Too bad. Replaced by sweet and sour pork to please the Walmart folks. Shame on you LaLa! But we also had the spicy cucumber and the Papaya Salad. The best ever!!! read more

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The garlic shrimp fried rice was so delicious! We also got the wonton soup and the general tso chicken. The service was SO fast! We got our food within like 5 minutes. Next time we come we hope to try the drunken noodles and will definitely be getting the garlic shrimp fried rice again! read more

La La Noodle - Garlic shrimp fried rice - Pan Asian Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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We wanted a lighter dinner tonight! We are sharing Pan Fried Lobster and Shrimp Flat Rice Noodles, Egg, Bell Peppers, Shiitake Mushrooms, Onions Black Bean Sauce and Green Beans & Onions In X.O. Sauce as a side Silva server was extremely friendly and helpful with our beverage choices and a side choice as well as being very professional. Great food and fun place to sit at a counter and watch the amazing chefs cooking dishes. read more

La La Noodle - Green Beans with Onions in X.O. Sauce - Pan Asian Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Great Asian food spot located directly in Park MGM. Though mainly Chinese inspired, it does have other Asian dishes as well, such as pad thai. The quality and taste of all the dishes we ordered were good. No complaints! The flavors were not your simple "teriyaki" sauce thrown on top of some meats and veggies. The flavors were authentically oriental and delicious. Our server was good. The place is nice and clean! Quite chic. I would definitely come back whenever I stay at Park MGM. read more

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First night meal in Vegas. Probably 3.5 stars. Restaurant is in Park MGM. Servers were nice and restaurant is fairly large. Food was not bad but didn't wow me. Coming from Bay Area where we have amazing Asian food, it's easy to be critical but for these prices I expect better. read more

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Vic and Patrick - that's all you really need to know. These are the two best bartenders in all of Las Vegas and the reason why I continue to go to this restaurant. The food is good, but the staff is better. read more

La La Noodle - My fried rice and pot stickers - Pan Asian Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Its nice to always come here bc the service is great. They ate really attentive and fast. Lala noodle actually had really good pho and their egg noodle won ton soup is delicious. Its am easy going type of vibe and it can get very busy. I will always eat here bc they have the best pho and egg noodle won ton soup on the strip. read more

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Very good! It smelled amazing walking in too. Everyone was genuinely welcoming and friendly, with perfectly attentive service. Don't skip out on the coconut sorbet for dessert. It's incredible! read more

La La Noodle - Pad Thai - Pan Asian Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

One of the many perks of staying at Park MGM is their array of dining options! We dined at La La Noodle during our stay at Park MGM and absolutely loved it! Reservations are highly recommended as the restaurant gets pretty busy. We made reservations ahead of time and thankfully the restaurant was not too busy. We were quickly seated and greeted by our friendly server. Menu items are shareable with sizable portions. They also offer vegetarian and vegan menu items. We ordered and enjoyed: Walnut shrimp General Tso's chicken Mongolian beef All of the dishes were flavorful and delicious! The restaurant also has a wonderful drink menu. I highly encourage trying a lychee martini or two! Definitely will be back to dine at La La noodle for more delicious food, service and drinks! read more

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I love the thin egg noodle in war wonton noodle soup and love the brown broth full of spices in beef brisket noodle soup. This broth reminded me of Thai boat noodle soup. I also like that they use different style of egg noodles for each dish. Lychee boba is on the sweet side. The service is fast and the table is cozy to sit and enjoy the food. read more

La La Noodle - Wor wonton noodle - Pan Asian Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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We arrived in Vegas late afternoon. After checking in to our hotel, we walked to La La Noodle. the delicious oxtail fried rice was no longer on the menu, so we opted for duck fried rice, as good. We added an order of pot stickers and shared both. One of our favorite go to t staurants in Vegas. 2 read more

La La Noodle - Pan Asian Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Stopped by La La Noodle and had a great experience from start to finish. The service was incredibly quick, our food came out in under 5 minutes from ordering, which was impressive given the amount we got. We ordered a variety of dishes and everything hit the spot. The Mongolian beef was a solid classic and very comforting, only thing was that it was a tad chewy. The crispy fried wontons had big, juicy pieces of shrimp that paired well with their house made chili oil. The green beans and onions in XO sauce had a good crunch, but I wish it was a bit more seasoned as it had a light flavor, and the drunken noodles had a noticeable fresh basil note that really elevated the dish. I also got the lychee martini, which was very strong, definitely not watered down and great if you're looking for a solid cocktail with a slight buzz. What really made the night memorable was the service. Our server was so friendly and thoughtful, even taking pictures for us and recording a video of my boyfriend blowing out his birthday candle on his mochi. Overall, La La Noodle is a great spot for fast, flavorful food, strong drinks, and amazing service in an intimate setting. read more

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Came to La La Noodle for our first meal in Vegas. The line can get pretty long, so I'd definitely recommend making a reservation. One thing that really stood out was how fast the food came out,everything hit the table within about 10 minutes of ordering, which is clutch if you're short on time. The service was terrific. Our server was super friendly and genuinely kind, checking in on us throughout the meal. She even recorded a video of me blowing out my birthday candles and took group photos for us, huge kudos to her. Drinks Okinawa Old Fashioned - A solid cocktail that lets the whiskey shine. I do wish it was mixed a bit more evenly, as some sips leaned heavy on the bitters, but still very good overall. Food Drunken Noodles - Pretty standard compared to what you'd find at a Thai restaurant. The beef was super tender and the veggies still had a nice crunch. I just wish it packed more salt or umami it was a bit too light for my taste. Fried Wontons - Standard. Some parts weren't as crispy as I hoped, and the filling didn't really stand out. Green Beans with XO Sauce - My favorite dish of the night. The beans were crunchy with a nice pan-seared flavor, and the XO sauce was on point. Mongolian Beef - Beef was very tender and the veggies still had great crunch. Similar to other dishes, I just wanted a stronger salty punch. Mochi Ice Cream - Nice palate cleanser after all the rich food, but nothing particularly memorable. Overall: I'd go back, but probably only for special occasions. It's quite pricey for food you can find at many Thai or Chinese restaurants. Definetly Strip prices. read more

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Amazing food , service and flavors better than I expected!!! Tried for first time and I will be back ! read more

Friend loves laska and has a hard time finding good, authentic laksa in the U.S. This was still a bit Americanized (not a ton of belechan flavor) but was still quite good. They have a mix of seafood, beef and chicken, which was a little weird. The fried rice came with lots of giant shrimp and their xo beans were delish. The side of rice was very fluffy and not sticky at all which made it a challenge to eat with chopsticks. The green onion pancake was just meh. It had some flake but little crisp. The sauce was pretty fire, though. Service was fast and pleasant. It's in the Park MGM, which is smoke-free so that was nice. Casual ambiance. Would definitely go back. read more

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Ordered the wonton noodle soup, pad Thai, drunken noodles, and pork fried rice. Overall, the drunken noodles and pad Thai were very solid. Both had good flavor and were easily the highlights of the meal. The only weak point was the wonton noodle soup, which was just okay in my opinion and could have used a little more depth of flavor. Service was good, and the seating was comfortable, especially the benches, which I'm pretty particular about. Overall, I'd give it a solid 4 out of 5 and would come back to try the dessert menu. read more

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Good ambiance, good food, reasonable prices Would definitely come back again Solid dishes: - la la fried rice. Not excessive in protein but overall taste was fantastic - drunken Noodle: very tasty version of been chow fun - Mongolian beef: tender beef, good quantity and taste very good. Not extremely salty Misses: - papaya salad: papaya was very fresh and crunchy but overall taste was lacking fish sauce and just wasn't tasty. read more

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open for dinner only inside the park mgm...dinner for 5 and placing a few orders to share....curry laksa noodle $23.88...sweet light curry broth...waiter recommended dish and didn't disappoint...very good...mongolian beef $26.88...fresh and savory mix of tender marinated beef and the fresh crunch of stir-fried green onions and onions...wor wonton noodle soup $20.88...soup was just so perfectly soothing and clean...very good...general tsao chicken $26.88...child's pick and didn't disappoint...fried and glazed in sticky sweet/tangy sauce with a slight spicy kick...ice $4.88...1 order is enough for about 3 people...drunken noodle $25.88...noodles were seasoned right and piping hot...food was tasty...total came out to about $165-$170 for 5 dishes and 1 rice order...service was excellent and attentive... read more

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Amazing cold water and great service. Everything is a bit too salty for my liking and pricey. This same bowl of pho would cost $12-16 in NYC... it's $26 here which is insane. read more

La La Noodle - garlic shrimp fried rice - Pan Asian Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Stayed at the Park MGM hotel and had lunch here with two others. We made reservations for 12:30pm and got seated right away. It wasn't as busy but service was good and we didn't have to wait that long to get our food. Our group ordered the dim sum special: har gow and soup dumplings to share as appetizers. The dumplings were alright, the dough was too thick on both dumplings. We also ordered the wonton soup (without noodles), sautéed green beans (not pictured), and the vermicelli Singapore noodles. The wonton soup was just alright. We really enjoyed the Singapore noodles and the green beans. Both were very flavorful. The noodles had the curry flavor which was good. The ambiance is dim. Not a lot of lighting. read more

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Food was good, ambience was amazing, and service was okay. Yes, you can find amazing Asian food in Chinatown. However, the convenience of this place + being able to rooms charge the meal + the myvegas rewards for a free app = worth it. Pros: * Delicious food; recommend the pad thai * Clean & beautiful resturant * Nice servers * Fast service Cons: * Service seemed either lacking or too busy. We ordered drinks and never got them. Our food came out fast and our server was no where in site, so we were halfway through our meal when we finally saw our server again. We kindly asked for him to just remove them. He was nice and it sounded like it was someone else's job to get them. Extra: * Make a reservation. It was so busy when we arrived that I'm so glad we didn't have to wait long * If you use the MyVegas app, there is a free Appetizer on the rewards page. You do need to go to the MGM Rewards desk first to activate it. * Room charge is available. * We got a surprise mochi dessert because we we celebrating our anniversary and my promotion, so kind! read more

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11.1.25 The Pad Thai was exceptional--easily among the top three I've had anywhere. The noodles and chicken were tender, well-seasoned, and deeply flavorful. My sister ordered the Mongolian beef, and the bite I sampled had a noticeable kick. Note that steamed rice is not included with entrées; it's available as a side for $3.88. Service was impressively fast--our meals arrived in the short time it took me to step away to the restroom. Highly recommend the Pad Thai. read more

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BEST MEAL IN VEGAS. WE WENT 2-3 TIMES IN ONE WEEKEND TRIP BECAUSE IT WAS THAT GOOD. Honey walnut shrimp - delicious. Fried rice - delicious. Chinese broccoli - delicious. Beef brisket noodle - my FAVORITE ONE. So funny to get pieces of brisket in my asian noodle dish and I enjoyed how they didn't skimp on the meat at all. Thai tea - good. I added a shot of vodka to mine. Yes, you can do that!! THERE ARE LUNCH SPECIALS!! ORDER THEM ORDER AHEAD FOR PICK UP TO AVOID THE LONG LINES! Or make a reservation. I don't think the wait will be too bad if you don't have one though. Ok one thing that wasn't that good was the overpriced boba. Neither the rice nor the boba. Grab a happy hour drink at Eataly isntead. read more

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Food is okay! Service is great , our server was very helpful and always smiling. Ambiance is nice Fried rice is good! Soup is okay

Beef noodle soup ($27) - very disappointing, salty broth, 8 large chunks of beef but they're either too fatty or rubbery. Bellagio's "Noodles" Restaurant is still #1 Taiwanese beef noodle soup on the Vegas Strip - the broth is herby and flavorful, and the brisket chunks melt in your mouth. And it's $3 cheaper. read more

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I had a great dinner here! My friend and I split the pad thai and the sweet and sour pork. The pork doesn't come with rice so if I wasn't splitting I probably would have added it on. Both dishes were delicious! The mochi ice cream was ok but the strawberry flavor tasted very artificial. The service was fast getting our entrees but then was slow for dessert. The ambience is a bit upscale. read more

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Definitely not authentic but it's quick and does the job Papaya salad with shrimp - there was dilution of the salad with some julienned zucchini or something - sauce was NOT fish sauce, but like a sticky sweet sauce - there was no taste of fermented anything - it was advertised as spicy, however it was not spicy at all - shrimp was ok Mongolian beef - was not spicy as advertised - beef was tender and saucy - I liked the variety of veggies and the amount of white and green onions in this dish Rice - was dry like government rice. If it was jasmine, I would question the source Overall it did the job as we didn't want to stray too far from the Dolby theater where the concert was in. It was decent but great by any means read more

La La Noodle - Mongolian beef and papaya salad to go - Pan Asian Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

i don't typically eat chinese but this was pretty good (more catered to american taste of course). i prefer my beans on the softer side and this was the crispy kind which was still good but a note to make. the fried rice was a little subtle in taste. general tso's chicken was good ~ not overly sweet and the chicken itself was so soft and juicy. good water as well which is always a high point read more

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We were staying at the Park MGM and gave it a try. Excellent service and the food is very good, however portions are smaller than usual for Asian cuisine. Everything we ordered came hot, fresh and delicious. I recommend. read more

I have to say I was nervous. I read good things but then also not so good about this place. I made reservations day of because I was still going back and forth to see if this place was worth trying. I'm so glad I did. My whole party enjoyed their dinner. Ordered: Green beans Cucumber Beef soup Drunken noodle Our waitress was the best. Thank you Jan. She had so many tables but was able to get our order and made great suggestions in a timely manner. She was also able to make accommodations and not add spice to the dishes I wanted. We got the spice on the side and it was perfect. The cucumbers were fresh, juicy, cut well and the side of sauce had a delicious flavor that packs heat if spice is what you want. The green beans were great. My kids ate a lot of them. They were not overcooked and had the right amount of crunch. I got drunken noodles with tofu instead and I was shocked by how good the tofu was. I was worried it might be tofu that was soft which I don't prefer. The tofu was fried with wonderful flavor. There was a trio of bell pepper and a lot of egg. Next time I'll want to adventure out and get a different dish but nothing wrong with this crowd pleaser. The beef soup was also great. Noodles soft not overcooked and broth flavorful. Our broth was on the sweeter side if you opt out of the spice but I can imagine if you order as is, the broth would be balanced well. We didn't have room for dessert this time because we ate dessert before dinner today. But next time will have to try the mochi. I love the atmosphere. It's open, warm, clean and the booths are so spacious. Thanks for a great last dinner in Vegas before heading home. read more

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I'm pretty surprised that this place gets so much love. We found it to be just as average as any Chinese/American restaurant you can find in any strip mall across the country. Nothing special. You can (and you should) get the MyVegas deal for a free starter with an entrée purchase. This is especially relevant because the best thing we had was an appetizer - the Spicy Chili Wontons ($19.88 without the deal - so get it!). For a main, we shared the Mongolian Beef ($26.88) and the La La Special Fried Rice ($32.88). The Mongolian Beef was fine... it tasted like the same dish I could get literally anywhere. The Special Fried Rice absolutely did not live up to the moniker. It's expensive and made promises it couldn't keep... for instance, we found a few large shrimp and some veggies but not a single piece of the promised lobster and one piece of beef. It also had that taste that poorly done fried rice can get - dank and like not fresh oil. We didn't eat much. Service was ok. Not especially attentive but this is really a casual place and it serves the purpose of just providing sustenance - it's not a night out place. After using the MyVegas, we paid only about $60 for two, which is a really cheap dinner on the Strip. Even still, I don't think we'll be back... way too many good places for Asian food and this didn't seem to be one of them. read more

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