Pasta China

Closed unfortunately… I always thought the prices were too low and this may prove it

ACK! We tried twice last week, but both days they were closed! I just tried the phone number and its been disconnected!
Noooooooooooooooooooo! I will not believe that my Pasta China is closed… I posted on the Facebook page… praying it’s vacation or something

Decent food for a very very reasonable price. Have been here several times and they staff is always friendly. Would recommend getting the cannoli for desert.

Driving through Vegas, my friends and I used Unilocal to check this place out.
It’s the cheapest food around. $ 5 will feed a grown man twice.
Quality is good, but nothing special. The food is more Italian.
Pepperoni eggrolls were pretty darn great, but the other food we ordered was pretty average. The Szechuwan pasta was the only «Spicy» item on the menu, but wasn’t spicy at all. The Pasta China and the Yin Yang were pretty spicy, though. It’s just kind of a gross amount of food, so it’s hard to take it all in.
What was good was that they had a wonderful woman working that would periodically check on us and made sure that we liked the food. Also, she gave us hot chili oil, which made the food wayy better.
I’m in between a 3 and a 4 star review, but just because the staff is so friendly, I’ll round up.
I think if I lose in Vegas next time I’m out, this is likely to be a stop on the way back (if I didn’t lose my car in a bet)

They sure don’t noodle around here. For around $ 5, you get a hefty meal good enough to feed a small village.
At Pasta China, it’s a step above the typical express Chinese restaurant, with a bit of an Italian twist. They have a separate menu for either Chinese and Italian, if you have a boat that floats toward any of those particular regions. If your boat goes nowhere, they have a fusion menu that combines the two elements.
Food is pretty good for the low price you pay. I haven’t had a dish that let me down. Though, I wouldn’t walk into this place expecting fine dining for sophisticated palates. Also note that some of the dishes tend to be on the oily side.
Service is very homely and family-​oriented. I felt welcome the first moment I walked in, and am always checked up on to make sure I’m happy with my meal.

Well, this was a pleasant surprise! Pasta China serves both Italian and Chinese items, as well as fusion dishes combining the two styles. It’s a small restaurant and looks to be family run which made for great service. Our waitress very helpful, quick to get our drinks and food and she was unbelievably friendly!
As others have mentioned, the portion sizes here are huge! I got a beef pepper steak dinner that came with two large scoops of rice and an egg roll. Flavors were excellent and the vegetables seemed to be fresh cut, no frozen, bagged crap. The steak itself was kinda thin but there was so much of it that it didn’t bother me. I also had a firecracker egg roll which was really tasty, the cream cheese and jalapeño were balanced and I thought it was a cool idea. My wife went with pesto pasta and loved it. The chicken was super moist, the noodles were cooked perfectly and their pesto sauce is delicious.
All in all, this is a solid spot and it’s cool for families who might have different food preferences. And if you do all like the same food, it’s perfect for sharing. The portions are huge with crazy low prices and their service is excellent. We’ll be back for sure!

Tried the pasta China and the angel China, both are delicious. The portions are HUGE and really inexpensive. Try their spaghetti with chicken /​walnut & pesto sauce it is Excellent and it’s a steal at $ 6 !

Just came back from there and I kid you not, I have 3 to go boxes like I ordered take out. Funny thing is, me, my wife, and two kids actually ate dinner there.
Here’s the simplest way I can describe these guys. Pasta China is a Chinese/​Italian fusion restaurant that serves you big portions at really good prices.
Their entrees average 4 to 6 bucks and can easily feed 2 very hungry people. Since it was my first time here, I made the mistake of having everybody order their own entrée. Since the prices were decent, I decided we also needed to order an appetizer just in case it wasn’t enough. I was so wrong. Every entrée comes on a huge plate.
If you refer to my pic, my entrée was the Kung Pao-​Ghetti. Its Kung Pao Chicken with Spaghetti Noodles. I chose a spiciness of 4 out of 10. Whoa. It was pretty spicy. For all you spice lovers you need to get this and make it a 10! My oldest ordered the Combination Fried Rice which had Shrimp, Pork, and Chicken. He could only eat half of it and he usually finishes his food. My youngest got the Bowtie Pasta with Chicken. He got it because it had Alfredo Sauce which he loves. His plate didn’t even look like he touched it. Good thing my wife didn’t order just yet because she was on her phone. After she saw all the food, she knew she didn’t need to order anything at all.
As for the service, there was this nice Asian lady that greeted, seated, took our order, and brought out our food. She even came around constantly to refill our waters. The only thing that she didn’t do was cook our food.
The location of the place is not bad at all. I see this place all the time driving by it on Craig Road. So when you drive by this place you cant help but wonder, «Chinese food with pasta?». The inside is nothing fancy. If anything, you just have basic chairs and tables. Doesn’t bother me because I came there to eat, not to look at expensive paintings or high end wood flooring.
Random info: They have a minimum of 5 bucks to use credit/​debit cards. There is free wifi. The password is on the soda machine. There are separate solo bathrooms for men and women. Hours are Monday thru Saturday 11 am to 9 pm. Closed Sundays.
Bottom line is, you get decent food, great portions, and nice service at decent prices. You can take your whole family and friends here without having to worry about the check. Im coming back for sure.

Ok soo I drive passed this place all the time, it’s kind of hidden and really small. I saw a few mixed reviews so I decided to try it for my self and… I’m a lil disappointed, the lady was super sweet but the food was. Mediocre. I ordered the Szechuan angel which says its tossed in a spicy peanut sauce but more so like covered in a peanut butter gravy. If u loooove peanut butter u would looooove this dish! I also had a pepperoni egg roll, which was pretty tasty. I really think I just ordered the wrong meal.

I’ll start with that my guy and I got our 3 appetizers, 2 entrees and 2 drinks for like $ 13.
Pepperoni and Sausage eggroll: Jason liked this. I didn’t try it but it did look pretty good.
Firecracker eggroll: a cream cheese stuffed jalapeño, rolled into an egg roll wrapper and deep fried. Mine was still cold in the middle, and kind of unappetizing in flavor. Too much cream cheese– very one note. :(
Potstickers: Overly greasy, nothing special in flavor. Jason noted that the ones I make from frozen at home are better. I’ll give them that the wrapper is obviously fresh, too bad the filling wasn’t that great. :(
Jalapeño and broccoli shrimp, served with white rice: this was pretty good
Pasta China: I didn’t like this. I found the dish to be very bland, and the noodles weren’t a desired texture. It just tasted weird.
Overall, I’d probably come back, but avoid the fusion items. Good asian food– I was very happy with my shrimp and I’m sure there are other dishes that are just as good. For the price though, you can’t really complain.

So we got fooled by Unilocal again. The idea of Chinese/​Italian fusion never sounded appetizing until I read all of these (possibly fake?) rave reviews. We tried the Pasta China dish and the Szechuan Chicken pasta both off the fusion side of the menu. First, the plates put on the table looked nothing like the pictures here on Unilocal.Besides that, the noddles were so overcooked and sticky you could lift everything off the plate in one lift of the fork. It was bad folks, I mean really bad. The Szechuan dish was basically noodles with peanut butter. The Pasta China was a terrible version of chow mein. I guess the only thing this place has going for it is the price. But is cheap food really worth a hour of your life and a lifetime of regret?

Fusion restaurants are a hit or miss and this one is definitely worthy.
If you get the chance, jump on the tables with the couches. Just be warned, you will either stay a bit longer or fall asleep on them. Lol
All menu items to choose from are cheap and you get one hell of a plate with it as well. Kung Pao-​ghetti (7) was alright, but the Emperor (9) which is a fancy name for cashew chicken, made my tummy happy. I just wished they evened the amount of rice out with the rest of the meal.
Servers were consistent with refilling your drinks to the point where it almost got annoying, but thats a good thing right? Anywho, they were real friendly and you could just tell they love their job.

The good: Very unique — the Italian twist is pretty cool, and the pepperoni & sausage eggrolls were quite large for $ 1.50. I ordered a #5 spicy broccoli beef and it was right on #5 – not mild and not scorching. The staff was super friendly, the food was prepared in a jiffy, and they got my order exactly right.
The bad: Nothing was even on par with average fast food Chinese you’d expect from a shopping mall. Nothing was just disgusting, but nothing was good either. Even the crab Rangoon and rice wasn’t on par with even the most basic Chinese restaurants. The orange chicken looked nothing like the pictures on Unilocal or normal orange chicken, the sauce didn’t even look remotely similar (not even close). Also, you could tell they were buying the cheapest ingredients possible (the beef/​chicken etc) to save money. Smaller portions and better ingredients are how you make money.
The ugly: The orange chicken was undercooked (still pink inside)… This is simply unacceptable at any modern restaurant except for steakhouses or sushi bars who clearly warn you. Simply Unacceptable.
Maybe they owners Unilocaled their own reviews or something, because I simply don’t understand how this has the best ratings of any Chinese place around.

Went here for the first time when it was raining here in Las Vegas a few days ago. The place was empty and we were the only ones eating inside. Which I didn’t mind only because it was raining hard! (a rarity for Las Vegas).
We ordered the Pasta China and Shrimp Scampi. They give huge portions for the price and the food tasted great! And because we were the only customers inside, the 3 people that was working (pretty sure they were the owners and family) were super nice to us, and came by checking up on us with a smile. I love the concept of merging Italian food with Chinese, and it tastes very unique. They will definitely be seeing more of me from now on :)

Second time eating here. Stopped on lunch break again not busy so plenty of time to eat
I had the cashew chicken meal for 5 dollars and chicken/​shrimp puffs for 1 $. Total was 6.49 $ for this I got a salad appetizer and huge meal… which I took over half home! I would have likes to see some veggies cooked in with the cashew chicken but it tasted excellent. Would recommend to anyone in a rush or wanting more for your money!

Interesting twist of pasta and Chinese. Little skeptical at first, but the reviews won me over. Have to say I was impressed, and look forward to returning soon

Pasta China has recently won my heart. In a town full of indulgence, I’ve realized this place is doing something different, something special even. There is something old fashioned about this place, and it is something I am growing to appreciate more and more.
I recently had their signature dish, the Pasta China, off of their Fusion menu. It is more of a chow mein with a little bit of an Italian flare. I recommend it. Now, you won’t get anything fancy at Pasta China, nothing that is going to have amazing flavors that blow your mind. You may even think some dishes are a little bland. But for $ 4.50 you get a nice side salad, an egg role, and a HUGE plate of pasta that can easily last for two meals. The reason for the perceived blandness is simple, they don’t use MSG, food coloring, extra soy sauce, gobs of sugar, or salt. Pasta China forgoes the cheap unhealthy extras that most restaurants shove down our throats. Their food tastes old fashioned, and I like it.
Would I tell Unilocalers across the valley to come travel to Pasta China? No, but I can come to Pasta China on my work break, spend under $ 5 for a fast healthy meal that will last me two days. I don’t get a food coma or a sugar rush. To top it off the service is full of smiles and friendly attentiveness. Even the atmosphere of the interior is warm and friendly. It feels like a mom and pop Greek café with big black leather couches and new clean decorations. The owner obviously takes pride in her restaurant, and she takes pride in the healthy food she serves in a town full of unhealthy choices.

Pasta China immediately caught my eye the first time I drove past it. The name tells you everything you need to know going into the place, it’s a mixture of Italian and Chinese cuisines. There a few Italian-​only and Chinese-​only dishes, and five fusion dishes. All are priced between $ 4.00-$ 6.00, so no breaking the bank here.
I wanted a little kick in my meal, so I went for the Szechuan Angel: angel hair pasta with chicken tossed in a spicy peanut sauce (Photo:
). My entrée came with a side salad and two pieces of garlic bread. The salad had an odd dressing that I couldn’t quite place; some bites tasted of sesame, others of citrus or orange. The garlic bread was good as it was also topped with pesto.
The real downside to the Szechuan Angel dish is that it wasn’t spicy at all. That was the main reason I ordered it, so that was a bummer. The peanut flavor was a lot more subtle than other peanut sauces I’ve had; this can be a good or bad thing depending on your palate. I was fine with it, I just wished it were spicy. The entrée is a generous portion and decent deal at $ 5.00.
Many of the sides are only $ 1.00, so I also ordered the Curry Beef Puffs (Photo:
). The filling is ground beef cooked with a yellow curry. I’ve never had ground beef with curry before, but it turns out better than you would think. It would be better if there were a stronger curry flavor!
Overall you’re getting a well portioned meal for no more than $ 6.00, and sides are cheap enough where you can order one while still eating for less than $ 10. I think the food is decent, but your mileage may vary depending on your expectations and palate. I’ll be back again to explore the rest of the menu!

Pasta China? As I was driving around with my family we noticed this restaurant, weird name so hey why not try it?
When we walked in it was empty and had pictures of the food they serve on the walls. The lady that owns the place approached us with the menu’s and explained to us a little about each dish. I decided to be original and ordered the fried rice. The shrimp fried rice was okay needed a little bit more flavor but wasn’t bad for $ 4, I have to say that for it being $ 4 they were not shady with the shrimp. The chicken and shrimp puffs for $ 1 is worth trying. I also tried the honey cinnamon butterfly, which was good and a $ 1.
If you’re in the area and on a tight budget then yes I would say try this place out. You can pretty much feed your whole family about under $ 20!

My husband and I stopped for dinner tonight after several months of wondering as we drove past. We were finally lured inside by the large window paintings advertising that all dinners were $ 4 – 6. For $ 19.82, we got two appetizers, two entrees (which included a salad and 2 slices of pesto bread), two desserts and two drinks. Everything was very good! The atmosphere, like the food, was a classy mix of Chinese and Italian. The woman who served us was willing to make suggestions and took excellent care of us during the meal.
We had the pepperoni and sausage eggroll (delicious and only $ 1!), the General Tsao’s chicken wings (tasty, but not as good as the eggroll), the wonton marinara (really tasty, especially where it mixed with the sesame dressing from the salad), the Szechuan angel (which my husband ordered mild and enjoyed, though he thought the noodles had sat a smidge long), and two eggroll cannoli. We originally ordered one cannoli, but by the time I’d finished my dinner, my husband, who hates cannoli, had eaten it, so I made him get another one. I will seriously be ordering a dozen of these for any party I have in the near future. They are delicious!
We were, unfortunately, the only people there. We need to stir up business or we’re going to lose this excellent start up.
One of the previous reviewers noted that there were no high chairs, but the food itself would be great for slightly older kids.