Dragon Tiger Casino - Central City

The food at the noodle place was quite good, but the seating is tighter than you might expect. The tables aren’t great either. The dealers are mostly new, with only a few experienced ones. I've played here several times, but I’ve never had much luck with the cards. Still, I highly recommend stopping by for the noodles!

Forget about the machines. This place has the BEST food.

A fantastic discovery to wrap up a day of traveling. After exploring the area and considering some of the larger, more typical restaurant choices, we were glad we returned here. The food is fresh—not your typical fast food—but thoughtfully prepared in a line style. The beef dish, which is essentially Phở, was excellent. We also sampled both house-made noodle options—Ramen and Udon—and they were both delicious. The wings were a real treat, and the Gochujang sauce was the perfect finishing touch. The atmosphere is exactly what you would expect, with some tables, hanging lanterns, and K-pop playing in the background. Here’s hoping for a location down the hill sometime soon!

I stopped by this restaurant for a quick dinner while visiting Central City. The prices are reasonable, and it seems to cater well to the Asian noodle crowd in the area. I ordered the beef Hokkaido, which featured rare beef and a variety of vegetables. My meal was just okay—neither terrible nor outstanding. If you’re at the casino and need a short break for some broth and noodles, this is a solid option. The dining area was clean, but it lacked any charm, feeling more like a typical food court.

It has been a long time in the making, and I can confidently say it was definitely worth the wait. Everything here is fantastic. Just picture an endless variety of choices! And the wings? They completely outshine any other wings I've ever tried! I wholeheartedly recommend this place!