Noodle Village, the Bally’s Atlantic City casual dining Asian restaurant, is conveniently located on the casino floor. Noodle Village offers fast, friendly service, and delicious, authentic Chinese and Vietnamese dishes.
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Reviews
"Even if you don't gamble Asian style, Noodle Village is a great addition for anyone who enjoys authentic Asian cuisine. Aimed to offer quick yet chic service, authentic Chinese and Vietnamese comfort foods like Pho beef noodles, congee, dumplings and specialty drinks including Vietnamese coffee, pennywort juice and Tsing Tao beer, make Noodle Village's menu one of the most unique in the city."
"Every self-respecting casino has one—a noodle bar for the gambler who wants an easy, inexpensive and tasty break from the gaming action. At Bally's Atlantic City, tucked into a corner near the Baccarat Palace Asian gaming tables, is this vest-pocket restaurant, with a menu of savory, steaming and inviting Chinese and Vietnamese noodle dishes. Especially tempting is the Vietnam deluxe pho, a heady meal-in-a-big-crockery-soup-bowl with slices of beef, tripe and lots of rice noodles floating in a fragrant broth."
"Great Asian Cuisine"
