Fú Noodle House at Horseshoe Baltimore

"Service was so bad we didn't even get to try the food.. The I told the serve I would like no veggies on a dish (I know I should eat my veggies). She told me there would be almost no dish without them, umm then why does it cost 23+? The prices seem to be super over blown especially if the main part of the meal, the protein is lacking. There was a guy the looked like he wasn't enjoying his food. I had to pull the plug..."

"Excellent quality but a little pricey. My wife and I got vegetable spring rolls, chicken with broccoli and white rice, and shrimp with broccoli and white rice. Portions were large. Chicken was tender. Shrimp were jumbo and very flavorful. Service was very attentive and friendly. The iced tea is incredible. Most of the Asian players eat here. It's kind of hidden in the corner near the big money tables. Not sure why all the bad reviews. We had a great experience. Everyone was speaking Chinese!"

"Fu noodle house located inside horseshoe casino. It's owned and run by Caesars entertainment means that you can use your celebration dinner if you are diamond or seven stars member. In general the foods are very good and tasty however for the price the presentation and sizes are on the small side. The staff are very friendly. Overall it's on the lacking side compare to other Caesars properties ie.. Atlantic city or Las Vegas."

"Stayed by the casino and came in here for a quiet dinner. Its hidden on the second floor tucked away at the corner near the Asian tables. There's a mix of authentic Cantonese stir fry dishes as well as a few americanized Chinese items. Overall the food is very over priced. The quality is ok. I got the Singapore rice noodles. It was good. Good flavor and the rice noodles weren't over or undercooked. The portion was huge. I also ordered a side of the stirfried chinese broccoli in garlic. They over blanched the veggie before stir frying it. So it was ok. My coworker ordered a seafood noodle soup. It was $22 and came in a very small bowl. I could tell he was disappointed. Noodles actually don't cost all that much, don't understand why they didn't put it in a larger bowl. If the stir fry noodles were such a huge portion, why not the noodle soup? End of the meal our waiter could not be found. Had to flag someone else down to get the check. Water was not refilled once during the entire meal."