Wasabi Jane’s Rice & Noodle Works

Last day here and we just wanted something quick before we headed to the airport. My sister wanted something like Bourbon Chicken that they have at the shopping malls here. She said the teriyaki chicken was close enough. Food was okay, but oily.

Shit. Literally shit.
I saw the review of the guy who said beef noodle is amazing here and my beef noodle is soggy, doesn’t taste like anything, isn’t spicy like it shows in the picture, and just plain bad.

Snack here late night. Soup noodles was tasty in cafeteria style food court. Beef noodle had tender beef slices. Noodle was a little expensive for small bowl of soup noodle. This was located inside the casino so that is why it may not have been a good value for the money.

Looks good but don’t get fooled! This was the worst seafood udon I have ever tasted. Seafood tasted old and soup tastes like water. Horrible!

Excellent food!!! They had great choices in their selection and workers were very friendly.

I ordered noodles with a combo of two vegetables as I am vegetarian. The food was good for me as I like spicy food. They were polite and friendly too. If you like Asian and spicy food, this is the place for you. It is good to satisfy your taste buds if you’re an Indian and want to get a fusion kind of food. I just loved the food.

Yeah I’m not a fan of how bland their food tasted. Something about soggy cabbage that wasn’t washed right threw me off. It’s like two bites in and that was just not the business

Don’t eat here! Waste of money!
Beef soup has no tAste! Broth taste like water! So disappointed!

I ordered a one item combo and got friend rice and chow mein with teriyaki chicken. The chicken was of very low quality and did not taste fresh. The fried rice was OK but the chow mein was lacking in flavor and bland. I was pretty disappointed with the portion size as well. As far as chinese fast food places go, this place has to give the smallest portions that I have seen. There are alternatives in the Venetian and Palazzo that offer better quality food at around the same price. If you really need your chinese fast food fix, I’d recommend walking a few more steps to panda express.

A nice little Asian gem among the host of eateries in the Hotel’s food court. They have quite a nice spread of vegetarian and non-​vegetarian options. Their tofu was extremely soft and the noodles were flavorful.

Low class food. Horrible service. Asked for and extra packet of plum sauce and rude lady behind the counter said no. Overpriced dirty Chinese food. Better off going to Panda Express in the other side of the food court for better tasting food and service.

Problem: You and your friends decide to celebrate a bachelor’s party in Vegas. In keeping with the wedding party in Vegas tradition, you drown yourself in liquor, eventually falling into a drunken stupor. Before you know it, it’s morning. You walk to the bathroom and realize one of your lateral incisors is missing. Ignoring the fact that a tiger, an abandoned baby, and a chicken are running around your suite, your stomach demands sustenance. Oh, and you only have 10 bucks.
Solution: Wasabi Jane’s
Wasabi Jane’s is another typical Asian take-​out restaurant. Located within the Venetian food court, and situated across the way from a Panda Express, Wasabi Jane’s has your typical selection of Asian food.
I purchased a 3 item combo. You will likely have some leftovers if you order the 3 item combo, even if you split it among 2 people.
I ordered the chow mein, chicken teriyaki, and the beef (I forgot which variety. Oops.) I admit that the noodles were somewhat greasy. The proteins were tasty, though.
The most discerning foodies will not find this place very tasty. For everyone else with a stomach to fill, and a hangover to heal, I’d think you’ll be thoroughly pleased.

Tried for the first time today and it will be my last the food is absolutely horrible and has no flavor whatsoever. Save your time and money do not eat here. Can’t go below 1 star or I would.

Service was okay.
Food portions were good for the price, but the food itself sucked.
The chicken didn’t taste like meat, and the spicy eggplant wasn’t spicy. The fried rice was okay, but didn’t taste like much either.
Skip this place.

The food is strictly OK but their servers are horrible. I asked for a mapo tofu and they would give me tons of tofu and very little gravy. When asked for more gravy to be proportionate they had no clue that could even be a request.
They sell bottled water there so they conveniently ran out of water cups and refused to give me water unless i buy a bottle. She refused to fill water in their regular cups. The attitude thrown by the server at checkout was totally unasked for an ridiculous. I would not recommend it to anyone. if you want cheap Asian food at the venetian food court, just go to Panda Express.

So, you have been walking the strip for hours and you finally took in the sites of the Venetian. What do you do now at the 5 star hotel but you don’t have 5 star cash? Get a new job player! Just kidding. Hit the food court. My first choice would is the Deli for sure, but if the casino slots have left you with a few dollars short try Wasabi Jane’s Rice & Noodle Works.
Food court options are limited and I always almost barf in my mouth when I see Panda Express. Sadly, I rather shallow barf than eat there. Just saying. Wasabi is a similar combo asian food place. A lot of greese and fried food for your delight.
On my last visit to the Venetian food court, I saw a sign for beef noodle soup. I know I was taking a risk trying a random place, but it was worth a shot. The soup was hearty and a little msgy, but overall tasty. It was filling and didn’t leave me craving more. Not the best soup but for a cheap shake on budget this was good enough.
I can’t recommend this place, because the quality is okay. If you had enough buffet and you want something tasty and fast, it is worth a try. If you don’t fill like getting a sandwich at the deli, concider trying Wasabi’s. If you are super picky when it comes to asian food, skip.
I hope this helps with your decision. Usually no waiting here.
Written via Blackberry

Wasabi Jane’s is a nice alternative to traditional Vegas food. You would think that since this is in a food court that it couldn’t be good. I beg to differ. During the convention season, WJ’s is good break from your regular catered hotel food, but also from the more expensive establishments around the Venetian.
I know it seems odd to have Wasabi Jane’s in the same food court as another chain fast food Chinese restaurant. Wasabi Jane’s has something that the other place doesn’t offer — the large bowl of noodle soup. I have ordered both the beef noodle and seafood udon soup a couple times. Each time they were excellent.
I would take the seafood noodle over the beef. They both have good flavor, decent portion, and one important ingredient… vegetables. When on business, it’s sometimes difficult to get a good serving of veggies. The seafood udon makes up for that. I was also pleasantly surprised that the seafood udon included calamari, shrimp, fish cake and some small scallops. So, it is a very good mix.
So the trick here, skip the pre-​made items on display. They make the soup fresh in the back, right when you order it.

This place was surprisingly good, considering it’s at a food court. After a long night of partying, I really wanted some hangover food… and I found it!
At first glance, I thought this place was your typical fast-​food chinese place, but when I looked at the menu, I saw that they serve udon — yumm! I ordered the tempura udon and my boyfriend had the seafood soup. The broth was super hot and reallyyyy soothing. It didn’t have a ton of flavor but I didn’t really mind — I just wanted something hot. The noodles seemed pretty fresh and were also really good. The udon came with 3 tempura shrimps. It was a bit heavy on the batter but it was alright when I soaked it in the soup first. For $ 8, it wasn’t a bad meal.
I think I read on someone else’s review that they charge $ 0.10 for water? The lady that helped us was really nice and gave us 2 cups of it for free.

This place is located above the Venetian casino in the Grand Canal food court. During my stay at the Venetian, I ate here once. This place is almost identical to Panda Express in relation to what they offer. However, one difference is that they offer freshly prepared udon soups. I ordered the two item combo for $ 7.99.
I got half fried rice, half chow mein, chicken teriyaki, and sesame chicken. The chow mein was really good, with not too much stuff in it. It was simply noodles. I regretted that I did not get all chow mein! The chicken teriyaki was full of flavor– but they gave me too much sauce. :(The sesame chicken was great too– very moist and tasty. I will give this place a whirl again for a quick bite if I am ever in this food court! Otherwise find me at the buffets :)

My dad was craving some Chinese food, so he opted for this place instead of Panda Express since «you can go to Panda anytime».
I ordered a one-​item plate with half noodles/​rice and sesame chicken. Please do not order this. After my meal, I felt queasy for the rest of the day. My dad ordered a plate with chicken teriyaki which tasted a lot better. Our two meals combined came out to a little over $ 17. Not worth it.
The younger girl who served us was really nice though. She gave us two cups of free tap water, even though the older lady told her not to.