Fú Noodle House at Horseshoe Baltimore

I was really impressed with Fu Noodle House inside Horseshoe Casino! The food came out fast and everything tasted fresh and flavorful. 🦞 The lobster was juicy and perfectly seasoned — definitely a must-try. 🍛 The fried rice was fragrant and packed with ingredients, not greasy at all. 🥩 The stir-fried beef was tender and super flavorful. 🦪 The stir-fried clams were delicious, with an amazing sauce that pairs so well with rice. 🍜 The Pad Thai had great texture, not too sweet, and very authentic. Service was friendly and quick, and the portion sizes were generous. Whether you’re here for gambling or just looking for a great meal, this place is worth stopping by. Highly recommend — I’ll definitely be coming back! 😋🔥

Food is okay here. Sundays in February, there is a promotion, if you earn 60 Tier Credits and play for at least 60 minutes on all tables games, you can receive a $20 Dining Voucher to Fu Noodle! The California Roll and Ravens Roll were pretty good. Enjoyed the Shrimp Tempura, but the Crab Rangoons were mediocre. Not a big fan of their General Tso Chicken. At the time of dining, they were not serving any “soup” dishes.

I go to Fu Noodle House because I can use by reward credits to get carry-out. Not impressed with the food because it's not consistent and it's over priced. One day it's good and the next day it's not. Last night I ordered two dishes. One was fried rice with pork. It was dry and had little pork and lacked flavor. It really needed more pork, egg and vegetables. Felt like I was eating just a bowl of rice. Very disappointing. I really wanted soup but they didn't have any for the second time. My local restaurant has many of the same entrees. The quality is so much much better and less than half the price of Fu Noodle House. Also, the first time I placed a carry- out order the waitress asked for a tip. Never had that happen before.

First of all loved the service; warm, friendly, and helpful when deciding between all the delicious options. Second, the shrimp dumplings were so good but the seafood lo mein was possibly the best meal I ever had. Wish I could add 10 stars. Cannot wait to go back

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 noodl