Sho Noodle Bar

"Excellent quality dishes, Asian focused menu. Had the Laksa and it ticked all of the boxes. Broth was hardy, noodles were perfect and the braised beef noodle soup could be cut with a spoon. Fantastic, friendly service. Highly recommended if you don't mind paying 26 dollars for a bowl of noodles at the Casino."

"Located inside Crown casino is this Chinese restaurant. Although it's name is Sho Noodles Bar, it actually serves a lot more variety of dishes than that. There is bbq pork, roast pork, roast chicken, roast duck, peking duck, dim sims and friedcrice as well. And there is Crown special meals every of months ranging from $15.90 to $29.90 members price. A few dollars more if not a member. Join for free and you save a few dollars each time you dine at Crown restaurants. This time we had the vegetarian tempura udon and the prawn katsu don rice. Both were quite good. The rice noodle gravy with pork and vegetables (war tan hor) is very delicious. The lobster noodles are nice too but quite pricey."

"Date/time of visit: 5 March 2023 @ 8:20pm Food quality and price point were excellent for a restaurant in Crown. The food I would say was comparable to a good suburban or CBD South East Asian (e.g. Chinese and Vietnamese) restaurant and the prices were also comparable. The chilli wontons were delicious. The beef hor fun had a great smokey flavour to it and beef and noodles cooked well. The roast duck with noodle soup was wonderful. Service was friendly. The location is inside the Crown gaming floor, so the atmosphere may not be the greatest- sometimes the background noise gave suburban gaming pub vibes with announcements over the PA system highlighting winners etc. If you want something classy, this won't be it; but we enjoyed the food and were very happy with the price."

"Went for dinner with a friend who had been here several times in the past. This was my first visit. Pros: - Great atmosphere - Friendly staff - Decent menu selection - Quick service - Reasonable pricing (This is the Crown after all) - The starters were tasty Cons: - The main course: The Lobster Noodle wasn't tasty. My friend had had this dish several times in the past and said it lacked flavour the evening we went. - The main course: Kung Pao Chicken was also lacked flavour and for a restaurant like this, I was surprised. - Not kid friendly as you need to enter this restaurant via the casino floor itself. Overall: Perhaps the chef was having an off day. But coming from a patron that had been here several times in the past, my friend said the food wasn't that good compared to before. For my first time coming here, I was disappointed as Kung Pao is one of my favorite dishes. I would be hard pressed to come back here."

"Service is spot on and I haven't ordered a meal that I haven't loved! I have been here 4 times and it's a great place to grab a meal. I can't believe the average review is so low! This place is great!"