jasmine

love this place late at night.. if you are ever at the bellagio and hungrier than a detroit bum, this is the place to be! i have to say their belgian waffles are delicious. agreatspot.

we went to the jasmine lunar new year dim sum lunch (which only happens for two weeks out of the year). it was agreatexperience for all of us. we were fortunate they were able to accommodate five of us without reservations. the staff was great. from the hostess, to the wait staff, to the servers at the food stations, everyone was friendly and eager to be of assistance. our table host was always nearby if we wanted something. our pot of jasmine hot tea never got close to empty. the environment wasgreatas well. it was a formally festive atmosphere, and the woman playing the "guzheng" really set a wonderful tone with her music. my spouse/in-laws are asian and really wanted to come here. no one went home hungry or disappointed. there was an almost endless variety in the dim sum type buffet. i was pleasantly surprised to see a meat carving station with prime rib. of the items i chose, i was not disappointed. the rest of the family, being a bit more adventurous than myself, were delighted with the options we don't normally see. this is an event we plan to enjoy again next year.. and we'll be sure to make reservations this time.

all good but for the entree.greatatmosphere and service was good. the main entree of kung pao chicken was tough and tasted like it wasn't that fresh. the egg rolls were good. for the price of the entree (~$30.00) just was expecting better.

the zagat reviews are right on. sorry i didn't read them before i went.
the room is gorgeous, and the view of the fountains is great. the food is good to very good, but no better than a good chinese restaurant in any big city in the country. the service started out slow and went from there to worse. i believe they send their staff home half way through the evening to save money.
having said all that, this is agreatplace for an event. birthday, anniversary, rehearsal dinner or important customer.
everyone will enjoy the fountains, and be impressed with the peking duck.
i cannot conclude without saying this is the most over priced restaurant i have ever eaten in. $140.00 per person for pretty good chinese food.

fountain brunch this isn't .... fountain brunch
this isn't exactly a fair review because their fountain(s?) brunch is only once a week, but it was agreatexperience and one of the highlights of my experience in vegas.

same owner as thai pepper in the same mall and most recently the have closed their original location . samegreatfood at a very reasonable price. pad thai and see ew chicken are my two favorite dishes. the basil chicken has a nice kick to it. you can't go wrong with this place.

great shrimp + manhattan. we stopped just to watch the water shop ... this is agreatplace to watch the show on the terrace ... it has one drink minimum ... i suggest an appetizer the shrimp!!

awesome view of the fountains.greatinterior. loved the general's chicken, the baby bok choy. jasmine tea, of course! one of the most romantic places in vegas

great food!!!.greatsea bass, duck and what a beautiful view. this place is wonderful from the rothenthal china to thegreatservice, this was agreatexperience for our whole group.

this place is great.greatservice. very polite. went for lunch by myself for under $10 and the food was really good. the place is really clean and decorative. a+

romantic chinese.greatroom with a view to the water show. very competent cantonese dishes. i have enjoyed each of my four visits.

the ambiance isgreathowever the service was poor. the waitress was forgetful and unatentive. many items were forgotten including dinner salads and coffee. ice water was spilled in my plate before i finished my meal. spaghetti bolagnase was salty and the beef was of poor quality. the fish and chips were average at best. we ordered four meals and only one tasted good and was somewhat unique. the salmon dish was overcooked. all in all not a very good dining experience in las vegas.

pretty background for okay food. alright, so we didn't eat here until the day we left from vegas so maybe after having a few bad days at the tables and maybe after eating some other really good food and maybe after almost being broke i was a little jaded at this point. but i do not believe my culinary critique is so skewed that i am not accurately conveying in the contrary to what was advertised as one of the best brunches in town. the background is beautiful, and even a hung over, broke, out of towner appreciated the decorations at such a wee hour of the morning. we went at 0800, unheard of for most people on the strip but still early enough for the late gamblers to eat before bed and the sun risers to eat before the day. the restaurant overlooks the pool,greatview and i'm sure would have been better had we waited later in the day for some of the people staying there to actually go out to the pool. ordered the garden omlete and the berry french toast (can't remember the name on the menu, but that's what it was), coffee, and water....split the entrees with a friend but the grand total was $40. i wouldn't have minded the price had the food been anywhere near the expectations i had for it. the omlete was bland at best, i know it's a veggie but there was really 0 flavor to any of the peppers or greens or anything that seemed to be randomly tucked inside. the french toast was decent at best, but i've had better at denny's or ihop or ***insert your favorite breakfast chain here***. and the "berries" encompassed a total of 3 cheeries, 3 raspberries, and a blueberry (i think, it was muy pequeno). so like i said, maybe i'm jaded but i expected a pretty good omlete for the location and the price and was let down.

great food but not at a good price. well this is worth eating if you like the price. the food isgreatbut i would recommend you eat at there buffet unless you have a hot date and want to impress your date sitting next to the dome and seeing the seasons.