Jasmine's Noodle - Bossier City

Way over priced and not seasoned at all. I don’t think they use salt or any kind of seasoning

This place was a dining place when I went to play at Horseshoe and the one of the restaurant that offered comps at a 1:1 which was nice. However, this place is definitely overpriced as banh mi sandwich was around 13 dollars for the beef which is usually half the price at other places and soup is around $20 to $25 dollars. So definitely a lot of money for what you get which is the downside. I ordered the Jasmine tea which is around $7 dollars and comes in a small cup. Now for the food seating, not much to sit as I sat on the bar as the only option. The sandwich is very good though, but the tea as alright. If I did not have the comps, I would have not even eaten here to be honest. wait was not too long as I waited 10 minutes for my food. If you have comps, I would say go ahead and eat here.

I t has changed so much...no Valet unless Wed -Sunday....Main restaurant gone ...adios Buffett ....gym was open got in 2.5 mile run.The New sports book was open...nice touch...But...Not the Horseshow we grew up with...I am surprised there was actually bath towels in the room....no microwave...Upside ...pocet changed them for 575.00

Located in the casino pavilion, this is the quickest way to get a bite to eat. The other restaurants and buffet lines get long really quick. You can call in your order and pick it up.

In keeping with honesty, I have not yet dined at Jasmine's Noodle Bar, but everytime I stroll by it seems to have a cool, relaxed energy where diners are enjoying their date there. Family friendly, and food is served in a generous and ornate dish. Explore