Shang Artisan Noodle is one of the restaurants we gotta go to every time we’re in Vegas. The location in the Durango Casino and Resort is the easiest for us since it’s slower and we can gamble afterwards. Durango is probably my favorite casino right now, it’s nice and bright and doesn’t feel too smokey.
Spicy Wonton | $11.85
pork wontons with spicy soy sauce, green onion
Always a great dish. They usually take longer to make this than your noodles, just as a warning.
Shang Beef Noodles (Spicy) | $17.82
beef & chicken broth (brown), braised beef brisket, veggies, green onion
Shang Beef Noodles (Mild) | $17.82
Okay, so I wanted to make big body and order spicy like Chan and started regretting when I was ordering lol. The waitress was very nice and said she can give me the spicy sauce on the side so I can add as much as I want. That’s very nice of her!
LOOK AT THAT. I don’t know if you can tell how big and deep this bowl was but this was like quarter cup of straight chili oil. That’s crazy. I did not use that all lol. I think I will stick to mild next time.
NOODLE PULL!
Oooooh! I love noodles and won ton! Yum yum yum! Closest to that for me is Gomatei in Kahala Mall. I like their spicy noodles – has a strong vinegar kick in the beginning and their gyozas are pretty good. The most disappointing place I went to was Noods in Kaimuki town. Super cheap for lunch but their gyoza was not piping hot and neither was their ramen. Maybe they were having an off day, but now I am not curious about that place anymore.
I haven’t been to Las Vegas in so many years ever since I decided to switch to Japan. Costs the same LOL
But, seeing all your food pictures, I’m super thinking I should go. Only places I used to go way back was Greenland Market food court and a couple of vietnamese restaurants in Chinatown. Oh, and the various prime rib and steakhouses.
looks spicy! at mild 🙂