Lucky Noodle — Restaurant in Spring Valley

If you're looking for an exceptional dining experience, you should head over to Lucky Noodle, 6120 W Tropicana Ave Ste A1, Las Vegas, NV 89103. As you enter the restaurant, you'll be met with a pleasant, inviting ambiance, setting the tone for an unforgettable culinary journey.

Lucky Noodle prides itself on crafting authentic Chinese cuisine, and this promise is evident in every dish on the menu. During my recent visit, I ordered the Lucky Beef Noodle, a masterpiece of flavors that left an indelible mark on my palate. The noodles were perfectly cooked, and the beef was tender and flavorful.

But that's not all. As a pleasant surprise, the restaurant presented me with a complimentary cucumber salad that was both refreshing and delicious. It was a thoughtful touch that added to the overall experience.

The exceptional customer care I received truly elevated my dining experience at Lucky Noodle. The tea service was a testament to their dedication to excellence. A complete tea set was brought to the table, including a whole pot and a mini stove. This ensured that the tea remained warm throughout the meal, adding a layer of sophistication and personalized attention that distinguished Lucky Noodle from the ordinary.

The staff at Lucky Noodle were attentive and friendly, adding to the overall wow factor of the experience. They were happy to answer any questions I had and provided excellent recommendations.

In conclusion, Lucky Noodle is a culinary gem that exceeds expectations. It's an ideal destination for those seeking an authentic Chinese dining adventure in Las Vegas. From exceptional food to outstanding customer service, Lucky Noodle offers an unforgettable experience that will leave you...

I did not know this place existed until today. I travel to Vegas about twice a year, for a week stay, and meet up with a colleague from the eastern side of the US. Din Tai Fung has always been decided upon for lunch at least one day out of each week and the food there is always good, but the wait, even with a reservation, has been pretty long fairly consistently. However, due to the Super Bowl being in town this year and us being here during that time, we were told they did not have any availability. Ok, no worries, weird, but super bowl....ok, whatever.

That incident caused me to do some looking to see what else was around that offered Taiwanese food, and the Lucky Noodle popped up. What an awesome find. The food here was excellent. From the Xiao long bao to the entrees (the noodles are some of the best I've had) and the appetizers as well, everything was on point. It's a smaller place, but there was zero wait when we went in and the friendliness/courtesy that we received from Ric (Rick?) was top notch. And the pricing. Our tab was about 50-60 % less than the usual Din Tai tab. Everything about our visit to Lucky Noodle was amazing, so much so that I do not forsee visiting Din Tai Fung again. Thank you for such a great service and food today Ric (Rick?) It was delicious, greatly appreciated and we...

During a recent trip to Las Vegas, we stopped in Lucky Noodle for an early dinner. Being Taiwanese, I always try to stop in a Taiwanese restaurant whenever I run into one to grab some Taiwanese dishes. The restaurant was not busy. We were seated quickly and our order was taken quickly. The restaurant was very clean and had a good ambiance. Serviced was good overall. The food was plated nicely, but unfortunately I can’t say I like the taste of must of our dishes.

Lucky Beef Noodle Soup - good flavors that is close to what you can get in Taiwan, but I have had better. Zha Jiang Mein - decently flavored, but flavors could be stronger General Tso’s Chicken - kind of bland and was not spicy, a little sweet. Does come with rice. Mongolian Beef - a little sweet and not spicy. Usually Mongolian Beef doesn’t have bell peppers and carrots, but their do. Comes with rice. Xiao Long Bao - the Xiao Long Bao was good itself with a nice squirt of soup when you bite into it like it’s suppose to, but the dipping sauce had a little too much vinegar, so I was not a fan of the sauce.

Overall I would rate the food at 3.5/5, but 5/5 for service...