Yesterday I wrote about Yun, a Taiwanese noodle place, and mentioned I would be writing about another option today. So here it is – Lucky Noodle. If you are in the mood for Taiwanese food, this would be my preferred option. The interior is more modern. The Taiwanese fried chicken is not overly seasoned, but was nicely fried and juicy. If you like a stronger seasoning, this may seem too light for you, but for me, it was good.
The beef noodles were chewy and the broth was good. The beef was not as tender as Shang, which is still my top pick for beef noodles in Vegas. However, Lucky would be right up there as well (Special Noodle is another good option).
Lastly, I also tried their XLB. This was something I would not order again. The skin was too thick and there was no soup inside. The only thing going for it was that the meat filing was delicious. Still, there are better places for XLB in Vegas.
Overall, service was good, and so was the food. I appreciated the clean and modern interior. This would be a solid choice for Taiwanese food in Vegas. I would return and recommend.
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thanks for reviewing, those noodles look perfectly imperfect (hand pulled?) and I think I could swim in that broth with my mouth wide open. is the Taiwanese fried chicken the type that has 5 spice?
Yes, hand pulled, and 5 spice. Come to Vegas. Lots to EAT!