The entrees were alright: I had the a 30 dollar lettuce wrap for two (expensive for what you get), which included small romaine leaves, cilantro, mint, spring onions, tiny lemongrass shrimp (lemongrass flavor was not prominent), tofu (they let me sub this for the beef), rice, egg rolls, and two dipping sauces. The idea of sharing a dipping sauce with someone is kind of icky. The 12 year old enjoyed the chicken lomein. The fried rice dish, despite having many different chunks of meat, had no distinct flavors in each bite. It was one note. We also got some crab rangoons. The crab flavor was strong (which is okay) but the ratio of filling to wrap was off (hardly any filling). The wrapping was not done well - and the effect was for a gummy wrapper. The oil wasn't the right temperature, so instead of being crispy and bubbly with the skin, it was heavy and not good. The dessert was awful - we got a chocolate hazelnut torte, and it had the flavor of an old fridge, absorbing all of the oxidized old food smells - unpalatable. If the server had asked about it, I would have sent it back to the kitchen, but she didn't check in on how we liked it. It was only a six bite dessert, so by the time 3 people sampled it - there wasn't much to send back. The other components were fresh and nice (candied orange peel, decorative wafer, whipped cream, and chocolate ganache base). It also took a 5 minutes to be seated. This was at 6 pm on a Tues read more

stopped in last Friday night for dinner with my friend. We are quickly sat next to each other at the bar area and greeted by our hostess, who is also our waitress she has this like to drink, and we started with water when I looked over the drink menu. I was a little bit, disappointed that the drink menu was so small, especially cause the casino has such a large drink variety. To this we both ended up sticking the water. We got the potstickers for an appetizer which surprisingly took a while to come out, even though we were one of the first tables in the restaurant and it wasn't that busy. I love the dipping sauce, but to be honest there are basically like Costco samples. We ordered the drunken noodles in the Mongolian beef to split because we couldn't decide on what to get. I was pretty disappointed with the drunken noodles because there was zero vegetables in it, and the chicken was almost shredded which I thought was kind of goofy. There was also not much flavor. I definitely needed some chili oil on it or it would've been nice to be asked for the spice level we would like. The Mongolian beef was definitely better, but it was still pretty salty. Overall, I'd say it's worth a try but stick to the classics read more

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Mostly tables, but some booths available. It's inside a casino, but not too loud. They did a great job of sectioning it off. Decor is awesome. It's not a large menu, but they have many offerings depending on what you're in the mood for. We were seated quickly, although it definitely picked up while we were there until nearly every table was full. Service was good overall, but nothing stand out. Efficient, nice, and exactly what we wanted. The food was great. My misunderstanding meant the buns were much spicier than I would have preferred, but the noodles were great and my friend's honey walnut shrimp was five star alone. I would definitely go back to order those alone. read more

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We sat at the bar and the bartender was very friendly and had food suggestions for us. I ordered the dumplings and drunken noodles. Both were good. The drunken noodles came with a ton of the mini shrimp. The kung pao was the best thing ordered. It was super spicy and flavorful. read more

Lucky Dragon Noodle Bar - Dumplings - Noodles Near Me - Wayland, Michigan

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We come to the Casino quite often - mostly for the all you can eat crab at the buffet - which I will say food and service is always good. We decided to try this place tonight instead. We arrive at 5:45 and there is an hour wait. No biggie. We finally get seated within the hour. We ordered the cucumber salad and the spring rolls. They took forever. Five minutes after our appetizers arrived our food came out. But back to the appetizers. Cucumber salad was way too salty. And as for the spring rolls - just look at the pictures. I'm Vietnamese and when these came out we were so disappointed. I have NEVER been served spring rolls so messy and poorly wrapped ever at a restaurant. My husband attempted to eat one of them and it just all fell apart. We didn't even touch the other one. He got the Mongolian beef and it was okay. Small portion for what you pay but at least the beef was tender. As for the PHO -- don't waste your money. I asked the server how big the bowls were since there was a medium size option for +$4 and a large size for +$7 She told me the regular serves 2 people and the medium "easily serves 4" . I was a bit skeptical because damn, these bowls must be huge -- but my husband wanted to try some so I went with the Medium size. So $17 + $4 =$21.00 for bowl of pho that feeds one! I would pay $21 for a nice bowl of pho if I was good! But this was not... I did eat all of the noodles and some of the meatballs, but the tendon was not edible and I love tendon. So hard and gross I spit it all out. The beef was so rubbery I took it all of my bowl. They also give you a million slices is jalapeño and like 2 tablespoons of bean spouts. Like really?? C'mon man. I need lots of sprouts and basil! Again, I'm Vietnamese so I feel like I have higher standards, but they clearly don't know how to prepare a proper bowl of pho and provide the right amount of toppings. And yet again -- those spring rolls were the worst. Some of the other dishes I saw other people eating there's looked decent. But 90% of what I saw on tables in the restaurant were all of the Chinese entrees like orange chicken and beef and broccoli and some sushi. For a Noodle Bar, I sure didn't see anyone eating noodles haha Definitely don't come here. We'll just stick with the crab legs at the buffet and try the steakhouse next time. read more

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Over priced wings they big asf who likes big chicken wings Overpriced crab ragooon 6 pieces for 14$ is insane they are extremely small and the rice always comes out burnt it's not even fried rice more like burnt rice I'll never be back at this casino ever again. The only thing that was good my sister liked was the mango sticky rice. read more

Lucky Dragon Noodle Bar - Over priced wings they big asf who likes big chicken wings Overpriced crab ragooon 6 pieces for 14$ is insane they are extremely small - Noodles Near Me - Wayland, Michigan

We decided to stop in for a bite as we heard some good things about the Lucky Dragon. The ambiance was pretty good. The seats were a bit close to one another but the location doesn't allow for a lot of extra space. The bar area was decorated with various Asian decor, which was laid out nicely. There is a very large screen that cycles through various pretty scenes, which is a nice addition to the room. The location was clean and didn't give any concerns for cleanliness. The service was great and the waitress was very attentive and friendly. The pace of service was good and it was obvious she was being attentive to drink levels. The food was good but not great. The Kung Pow was flavorful and contained a good mix of various things. The beef was tender enough with some bits that were a bit tough that required some caution when swallowing. The Kung Pow sauce was flavorful but towards the end of the meal became a bit overpowering and salty. The Pad Thai was not good. It was flavorless and the noodles were mushy. The combination of chicken and shrimp don't seem to work together and I would recommend just getting the chicken, if you get the dish. Overall, I would say if you really need some Thai, then it will do in a pinch. I will most likely not go again but I could decide to try something different to give it another shot. read more

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For the local area food was ok. I have had exceptional Chinese food in many areas of the country including very authentic China town experiences. If you do not have these experiences then the food might be really good to you. This is our first time here and consistent with my rating system 3-stars means I will give another try. We had the Seafood Fried Rice which as decent, but rich in garlic. The other dish was Orange Beef, ordered spicy. It fell short on all aspects having little spice and less orange. Sauce was rather runny. We may have chosen dishes that aren't Lucky Dragons specialties. Will try again later. Price was par to expectation. read more

Very impressed! My husband and I went with my parents and were very pleased with the drunken noodles and pad Thai! read more

Lucky Dragon Noodle Bar - Noodles Near Me - Wayland, Michigan

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I decided to try the pho tonight. If I could give it a negative 5 I would. It was a sign that the pho was going to be horrible when the bean sprouts came out and it looked brown and rotten. After waiting over 15 minutes our food, it came out looking really presentable. But don't be fooled, the broth was extremely oily and thick. It tasted like cornstarch was added to the broth. It was also overly sweet. My husband and I wanted to vomit and could barely eat it. What a disgusting and gross experience. If you're going to over charge people for pho, make it authentic and care about the quality of your ingredients. read more

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Dined at 5pm on a Friday. The small restaurant opens at 5pm and filled fast! Nice server promptly took our order. We started with the Papaya Salad and it was fresh and bright - the grapefruit was new to me but a nice touch. Fresh, sliced shrimp. I could have ordered two!! The Shrimp Tempera roll was also well done. They keep chili sauce, soy sauce and an nice assortment of sauces on the table - lots to enjoy. The star of the show was the Honey Walnut Shrimp - huge shrimp, cake like batter (I liked it but removed about half) covered in a sweet sauce with candied walnuts. Wow! The portion was huge, I took half home. Enjoyed the organic coconut water, too. My husband raved over the Kung Poa Beef. I tried the beef and it special, thinly sliced and marinated. Can't wait to try the Mongolian Beef next time. The food quality and price rivals Las Vegas. Well done, Gun Lake Casino! You made two fans! read more

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The service was great and the food was delicious. We had shrimp tempura sushi, Vietnamese spring rolls, drunken noodles and pork belly shoyu ramen bowl read more

Food look very good wen you start eating i can't even explain how salty. I have a reaction ever salty Food give me headache read more

Lucky Dragon Noodle Bar - Rice noodles - Noodles Near Me - Wayland, Michigan

I had the potstickers for an appetizer, those were great. Then I had the Kung Pao chicken. Presentation and size of meal were great. I have had Kung Poa at about 10 different places in my life, as it is one of my favorite meals. This ranks almost last. Cheap breaded chicken. No veggies and the sauce was mid. $18. Terrible. read more

I worked in the hospitality industry for almost 30 years. We had a phenomenal experience my husband and I 12/2/25, Tuesday night. Our server is delightful (wish I remembered her name). The whole staff understands what it's like to make people feel comfortable. The food was absolutely perfect. We brought our leftovers home and enjoyed it day after with the same quality that we had that night before in house. read more

I don't know why there so many bad review for this restaurant ...I was there at the casino past weekend and so, I give a try at this restaurant and for me I think is not that bad, people there are so nice, atmosphere is great and the foods are decent...I ordered chicken wings, shrimp fried rice and beef pho soup they are all very tasty and fresh...we'll be back to try different dishes in the menu. read more

Everything was amazingly delicious. Service was excellent. Will definitely come back again.

The food was excellent and the service was great. Portion sizes were also great. We will definitely eat here again.

service awful. Food... uncooked, took forever and was outrageously expensive for how not great the food is. I suggest you stay away from organizations like this that are quite literally only fishing for money. read more

After reading so may negative reviews I was scared to try it and almost talked my family into going somewhere else. It was ok. I asked the waitress to taste the pho broth before order and it was fine. A little on the sweet side for me. I ordered it and did enjoy. I went for the medium. Could have used a few more noodles and meat but I enjoyed it. Dad got a sushi roll and said it was good. He also got the seafood noodle soup which also could have used more seafood. I tried his broth and didn't like it much. He didn't finish it. Mom got Pad Thai and enjoyed it. I tried some and also liked it. Husband got the orange chicken and it was good. Like others suggested, we think it was frozen chicken nuggets tossed in the sauce vs hand breaded and fried but they were at least high quality nuggets. We also ordered some rangoons. The sauce and filling were good but the shape of the dumplings left them a little undercooked inside. Overall a decent dinner but didn't wow me. read more

This is my favorite restaurant not just in the casino but in general. I've never got anything there that wasn't amazing. The staff is always friendly as well. I will say wait times can be a little long but it's worth it read more

I would rate this 0 stars if I could and will never come back to this restaurant. We were told our wait was going to be 45 minutes & almost ended up waiting 2 hours. Service was very poor & the food was not worth the price. Manager was very rude & created a very unpleasant dining experience. Lastly this place has been poorly designed to accommodate groups larger than 4 & would recommend only coming with a group of 1-3 people. By far one of the most unprofessional restaurants I have dined at and very poor reflection on Gun Lake Casino. read more