8 Noodle - Las Vegas

This restaurant is a popular choice located within the Red Rock Casino. While there was a line of 8 to 12 people the whole time we were there, the fast service ensured a steady flow of customers. The food was hot and prepared in plain view, which was nice to see. It's situated just off the casino floor, so it lacks the ambiance of other noodle bars. At $17 for miso ramen, the price is on the higher side, but prices have generally gone up lately. Overall, I highly recommend this place due to the excellent service. Thank you, Pua!

Absolutely love this place! They offer a fantastic selection of Japanese, Vietnamese, and Chinese cuisine. It's always bustling, which is the only downside. They should implement a system to manage wait times better, like giving guests a buzzer or sending a text when their table is ready. Waiting in line for 30 minutes to an hour can be frustrating. I really hope they come up with a smarter solution for managing the wait, as they clearly know how popular their restaurant is. It would make the experience much more convenient for customers!

We arrived for dinner around 8 PM and had to wait a while to be seated. Once we were settled, our server Jovito, who was cheerful and full of energy, took our orders. We enjoyed Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings, Duck Bao Buns, Pork Belly Bao Buns, Tonkotsu Ramen, Pho, and Beef Chow Fun. Both the service and the food were exceptional.

The food is good. I've been eating the Spicy Shrimp bowl. Then get a side order of sweet n sour sauce to pour over it and it tastes really good. Pho w beef and shrimp is good as well. Some Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese and various noodle dishes. Theservice and wait staff is adequate and friendly.

A popular restaurant located in the Red Rock Casino, it was consistently busy with a line of 8 to 12 people while we dined. However, the quick service ensured that the wait moved along swiftly. The food was hot and prepared right in front of us. Since it’s located just off the casino floor, the atmosphere isn’t as inviting as some other noodle bars. At $17 for miso ramen, the price is somewhat steep, but given recent trends, it's not unexpected. Overall, I would recommend it, especially for the excellent service. Thank you, Pua!