WuHu Noodle

We actually loved this place. They have so much variety. Definitely will go back if we are ever on that sad of town.

After having the pleasure of eating here during a Unilocal Elite event, it was only a matter of time before I would find myself enjoying the food once again. Check out the Unilocal Elite Vegas page for even more reviews of this cool spot inside the Silverton Casino. The location gets pretty packed and seating is first come first serve. Order right up front at the cashier and wait til they bring out your food.
This time we ordered their version of Pad Thai, a Wonton Noodle Soup, Gyoza, and Pork Belly Steamed Buns.
My wife’s chicken pad thai was delicious to me albeit a bit too spicy for my wife’s liking. As far as I know, there is no variation of spicy level to choose from but I suppose asking for a milder or non-​spicier version would be suggested next time. We tried to ask for some peanut sauce to drizzle over the pad thai but they did not have any. (Alas, this is Chinese and not a Thai restaurant)
Their wonton noodle soup was good but could use a little more salt to flavor the broth. The wonton dumplings were of good quality filled with decent amount of stuffing and the thin noodles were plentiful.
The gyoza was standard but the smoky hot chili oil elevates it. You also have some of the best hot mustard made here as well as red chili sauce.
The pork belly steamed buns are a must for me. Three ample sized slow-​cooked pieces of pork belly bursting with flavor hugged by a pillow of soft chewy goodness in the steamed bun. They hit this dish way out of the park.
Next time you make your way to Silverton Casino, stop by here for a pretty delicious meal! I’ll also recommend the duck. Had that during the Y.E.E. and it was excellent.
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I am experiencing a very upset stomach since eating here yesterday. …this is quite difficult to do in that i am reputed to have a ‘cast iron stomach’. Quote of the day. Do not eat the duck! I have cooked and eaten duck many times since my honey used to hunt them… however I’ve never eaten one that tasted like this.BAaaaaD.full of small and larger dangerous bones i really had to question what i was eating… horrible dead taste. ugh grosses me out thinking about it. honey and I both ordered it, he wouldn’t eat his but I was starving and he hates to complain… learned my lesson! Complain and give back! The rice too which is hard to mess up was tasteless and gluelike, they gave us some type of cold tasteless greens. Were it not for the fact that they had all of those hot sauces on the table the meal would have been totally inedible. even for me… but geez the aftertaste. makes me want to vomit thinking about it even now, the honey reported the same bad aftertaste. I think i should report this to the health department. He did not get sick because he refused to eat it.

I have to say the food was fine but to find out my card was charged an additional $ 6.49 without my consent is not cool. Just because I used a gift card does not mean I would not know what I am being charged. I am going to give a low rating for a bad experience unless this gets resolved asap.

I walked in expecting a big place. Turns out to be a small spot for fast food. The menu is small and prices are what you expect for a restaurant in a Hotel. The kitchen is busy and have the aroma of Chinese spices cooking. And overall not a bad place to eat. However I find the same quality outside of the Silverton at less expensive price. So I give a 3.

Was super excited to eat here as I was craving some pad thai… After waiting for over 10 minutes to place my order (when there was less than 5 ppl ahead of me), I finally ordered at 12:58pm… Waited along with at least five other people who placed their orders either right before or after me to get my food. After witnessing tables not getting the things they asked for, and not one to-​go order being processed in about 20 minutes, I decided to give them a few more minutes and allow 30 minutes before I cancelled my order. At 1:35 I asked for my order to be cancelled and refunded. I will say, some of the food orders looked pretty decent that were being delivered to the tables, over 30 minutes for a to-​go order of some noodles is excessive. No apology from the staff for having multiple guests waiting that long for what should have been an easy order.

They either need to buy more silverware or hire a dishwasher. Chopsticks don’t work if you’re eating soup. The food is adequate.

The best pad thai I ever had! Seriously! And it was available Gluten-​Free! Double win!
And the staff was nice! 5 Stars all around!

My first impression is no bueno, based on the nonexistent greeting I received while standing at the ordering counter. I managed to order and chose the curry pork & shrimp noodles with egg. It was very tasty though a tad overpriced at $ 10. My order was to go and I added hot sauce to the dish at home.
The menu is varied and quite extensive. The décor is similar to Pei Wei, nice and slightly upscale. The few times I’ve walked by it’s always been busy. This may be just what was missing from the Silverton’s restaurant portfolio!

This place is small but mighty! The Chinese is strong here.
Let’s start with the food, the menu is crazy so many choices! This is a good thing but you will have to make multiple trips to try everything. I have been here lots of times and tried many of the dishes so here it goes. Let’s start with the apps, The Bbq pork buns are a must, Juicy and moist so much flavor going on! Also try the honey walnut shrimp and the crab Rangoon also the sliced Bbq pork…
The main dishes are just as good! Try the Bbq combination rice you get two choices of duck, chicken or Bbq pork. This is a $ 12 plate order this with some apps and you should be good to go! The beef and broccoli, sweet and sour chicken and Mongolian beef are amazing also.
If you fancy some noodles they got you covered! Try the Chow mein, Chow fun, Yaki udon or the Pad Thai…
The restaurant is small but they some tables right out front. The food comes out really fast after all it is cha cha cha chi knees… Lol give this place a try!!!

Having been impressed with management and the chef at the Newbie event, I returned to the fast casual restaurant in the Silverton to have some dishes again and to try some new ones. We weren’t disappointed and we were satisfied with everything. There was no wait to be seated with plenty of high top tables available when we arrived on a Saturday night.
After ordering at the counter and pouring our drinks at the fountain, our food was delivered to our table after a short 5 minute wait. The employees were helpful at the counter and at food delivery. Our order included Wuhu noodle soup with beef, HK wonton noodle soup, pot stickers, siu mai, pork belly steamed buns, Wuhu fried rice with chicken, and broccoli and beef.
Originally, my wife wanted the beef noodle soup, but we did a swap and she took the wonton soup once she tasted handmade shrimp and pork wontons. The broth was also delicious with mushrooms, scallions, and other greens. My favorite for the night were the pork belly steamed buns. The soft, sweet bao, salty pork belly, and acidic pickled daikon, carrots, and micro greens together was a great couple of bites.
One of their signature dishes is the roasted duck which they keep on display inside the roaster and is something I’ll keep in mind to order on a future visit. The menu at Wuhu is varied covering a nice chunk of the Asian spectrum of food with prices that are reasonable. And although I wasn’t Woo-​hooing across the casino, Wuhu is a solid option if your fixing for some noodles and other Asian dishes.

Pretty good! Had the duck and rice. Best duck I’ve had in Vegas so far. Also had the duck bao buns DELISH!
Love to see Chinese people cooking Chinese food lol

I had the pleasure of attending the YEE here recently. I enjoyed the food and made plans then to come back. I brought the wife along as like me she lives Asian cuisine.
We started out with the Siu Mai and Szechuan Dumplings. The Siu Mai were tasty and seemed much larger than other places. The dumplings were perfect and not too spicy.
For the main course we had the Pad Thai, Mongolian Beef and Wuhu Beef Fried Rice. The Pad Thai was the least favorite thing we ordered. The noodles were stuck together and it had a sour taste. The Beef Fried Rice was very good. Lots of great tasting beef paired with the tasty fried rice. The Mongolian Beef was well prepared with tensor beef and veggies. The sauce was a great compliment to the delicious dish.
We had some leftovers and added a few item for our daughter. Got her the Tonkotsu Ramen, Walnut Shrimp and Pot Stickers. She loved the Walnut Shrimp and Pit Stickers. The Ramen was very good also as I gave it a try. She didn’t share the shrimp or pot stickers!
Being in a casino is kind of a problem for me as I don’t care for the smoke walk to get to a restaurant. The good thing is the Silverton is not that bad compared to many casinos. The prices at Wuhu are very good and what you get will please your Asian food cravings. They have a variety of food from all over Asia. It is well prepared with fresh ingredients. This is not a high end place but you get good food and it comes to your table pretty fast. If I am in the area I will definitely come back.

Very clean restaurant, I was impressed! customer service was good. I thought the portion size was going to be small but my eyes were bigger than my stomach! LOL

No veggie options. The chef will make a veggie pad Thai, if you ask.
Coupons for half off are available in the local Chinese newspaper.
The half off coupon the casino offers will not work here.

this place was new so I wasn’t sure what to expect but I really liked it! The service was really good. There was a head chef that was going around to all the tables to ask how things were which was really nice and the staff was attentive as well. This is a sit down restaurant but you order at the register and then you sit down and wait for them to bring you your food.
The food came out really fast and I didn’t have to wait long. I got the ramen with miso, crab ragoons and the walnut shrimp. All three dishes were awesome! The shrimp was probably my favorite because it was the most different out of all three and it tasted so good! I had ramen left over because I was too full to finish but I can’t wait to have it for leftovers.
The prices were also good too, mostly all $ 10 and under. I look forward to going back and trying a couple more things on the menu. If you are looking for a new noodle place I would try this out.

Panda Express meets PF Chang.
Located inside silverton Casino (open July 3,2015).
You go to the register and order what you want, they give you a # and then find yourself a table (the table here are very high, I’m a shorty and I’ve a hard time getting up. hehe)and they’ll bring the food to you. Made to order.
I’ve been here a few times and I really like the chinese food here. Affordable price and good amount of food.
Small and contemporary décor.
Their starter are not worth ordering bc it’s over price so little food.
My fav. By far are their Tom yum chicken, beef stew noodle and pork belly bun.

I came here with my whole family and my boyfriend’s family. The biggest table we can get was for 8 people, so we had to sit separately, no big deal though. You order from the counter and they bring the food to your table when it’s ready; it was pretty quick!
This small restaurant has a nice ambience with a contemporary design. The prices are very reasonable with the big servings and deliciousness of the food!
Craving for noodles but just can’t decide what you want? This restaurant is perfect for you! They have a huge variety of noodles, from phở to pad thai to ramen!

This place advertises itself as a Noodle House. Because it was 108 degrees outside, I didn’t feel like eating hot noodles and/​or soup. I ordered the BBQ Combination. For an in a casino food court the presentation is nice. The quality and quantity of food provided was disappointing. It was dry and tough. As compared to Chinatown and factoring the bland unimpressive taste and meager portions, the price would not appeal to the value conscious crowd. But compared to the other eating establishments in this casino food court, the price is on par, about 10 to 12 dollars per plate.
Remember this review is based on the BBQ offerings not the noodles. I assume they should be better.
I do have a concern over the layout. There are to many tables that are too tightly packed. One has to turn sideways as you zigzag between them. They are very high tables with stools with exposed sharp corners. Only one table is at a height that can be accessed by wheelchair persons. Unfortunately, it’s located in the busiest and least accessible part of the restaurant. The path is obstructed by a gauntlet of tables, stools and people standing in line to place their orders. I saw a girl with her mother and brother park the wheelchair under the table because that table was inaccessible. Luckily, she was both strong and light enough that her two companions were able to assist her into a high stool.
Strangely, eating utensils are the customers responsibility of getting from a hidden corner in the front. I would say it was the most frequently asked question I overheard.
There is a bottomless fountain service for drinks, yeah. But with the slick flooring and lack of any anti-​slip matting. It is literally an accident waiting to happen. In the half hour I’ve been here I saw one of the employees or owners, Linda, almost do a face plant.
I’m looking forward to trying the noodles in this place the next time I’m trapped at Silverton. But nothing I’ve seen induces me to give up my usual noodle spots, Mr. Noodle or Thai Style Noodle House.

Came here for the tasting private event tonight. They served me potstickers which was just about as good as any other potstickers I’ve had. Crab dungeoness filled with curry, which was really different. Then the
Beef stew noodle — lack of flavor but I added soy sauce so it made it better. Then the Bbq pork fried rice which was pretty good. Then the Stir fry beef was good as well, the beef was tender. Then the
Pad Thai, which can be more flavorful but for a Chinese place, was kind of an off dish. The tasting was very fulfilling, medium sized portions.
Seating, I’m not sure how much I liked the high chairs, difficult to scoot into the table.