(702) 693-7223
3600 Las Vegas Blvd S
(Bellagio Drive)
Las Vegas,
NV
89109
36.11217
-115.175249
Neighborhood: Paradise
Hours:
Daily 5:30pm-10pm
Price:
$$$$
Last updated 11.27.11
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Hotel Restaurants, Group Dining, Special Occasion Dining
General Info:
Open 7 Days
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
No
What People Are Saying About Jasmine at Bellagio
Featured Review
Contributor
Contributor
In Short – The elegantly grand dining room boasts European- and Chinese-inspired decor at every turn. Dramatic, patterned curtains grace the large windows from top to bottom--only to be upstaged by the view of the spectacular Bellagio dancing-fountain show. Chef Phillip Lo's menu is adventurous, using French influences to re-create classic Chinese dishes. The Chilean sea bass is roasted in delicate rose dew wine with a light ginger soy, lotus root and asparagus.
Editor's Tips
- What to Drink:
- Order wine by the bottle rather than the glass; choices are broader and of better value. Wine is available from various regions, including California, France, Italy, Germany and Chile.
- Where to Sit:
- Be sure to reserve your table by the open windows for a front seat view of the beautiful fountain show.
Average Food
by breannlisa at Citysearch
I ate at Jasmine in September 2008. This was my one nice meal that I planned for the birthday but it turned out to be disappointing. The staff was very pleasant but the food was just not that great. I ordered the General Tsos Chicken which was large chunks of chicken (think the size of a chicken finger) in a very sweet sauce. The portion was decent being about the size of a cereal bowl. The corn soup was actually very good, not too salty, and a large portion. The staff gave us a free appetizer which was nice. The drinks were pretty pricey but the view was worth it.
Before I had even left the restaurant, I knew that the food was not sitting well so I actually excused myself, got sick, and then felt wonderful. I felt just fine before eating the appetizer and was not drinking alcohol so I know that it was the food that got me. A little frustrated to have spent so much only to lose it before even leaving.
Overall, the food was average, nothing that I could say was amazing. PF Chang's was much better although neither is as good as my local Asian restaurant.
- Pros: The view and the service
- Cons: The food was average
Worst of the WORST. Overpriced and BAD service. Do NOT eat here.
by NeedTeddy at Citysearch
The food takes too long, the prices are ridiculous for something that you can get at Panda express. A soft drink (Coke) is $4.50 and there are no refill. Can't believe they billed us over $35 in soft drink refills. Highly NOT recommended. Eat somewhere else nicer like the Buffet or the Sensi restaurant.
- Pros: Location. It's lake-view dinning (indoors only).
- Cons: Practically everything else.
Trying to cancel ypsilon's moronic review
by theocanada at Citysearch
The user "ypsilon" posted what has to be one of the stupidest reviews I have ever seen. He/she gives 5 stars but admits never eating there. His spelling and grammar are horrendous, yet he uses that criteria to discredit the reviews of others.
More Expensive, doesn't mean better food.
by robinwms at Citysearch
June 2007 myself and a companion dined at this famous restaurant and were very disappointed. We both ordered the Hot and Sour Soup ($19.76) which lacked any type of flavor. My entree was the King Scallops (32.88) arrived in a puddle of black bean sauce. The scallops were so fishy that I couldn't eat them, and the sauce had a pasty taste. I sent the meal back, and the manager offered to bring me something else, but when I asked if I had to pay for both, I wasn't answered.
My companion ordered the Neptune Pillow ($33.88), a melody of lump crab-meat, scallops, and shrimp topped with a crunchy noodle. Her crab-meat was so fishy she didn't eat it, but enjoyed the shrimp, again the scallops were bad. Her biggest complaint was the lack of any type of flavoring, absolutely no spices at all.
Overall for a meal of $96.33 this was a major disappointment and not even a fortune cookie!!!!!!!
- Pros: Looks good
- Cons: Terrible terrible food
Maria
by ypsilon at Citysearch
Ok, I can give this a 5 star although I have not eaten here, but I plan on doing it on my next trip to Incredible Las Vegas. Rating, is not just food, or prices I mean unless, you are very picky or don't have the funds. It is the presentation also. People with high expectations and that knows of luxury would take the time to appreciate this restaurant, and really, the food doesn't seem that bad to me, I've eaten in many classy fine dining restaurants, and this food seems just like those. Now if you are reading this previous reviews you can tell that there is much misspelling and not that very formal English. What can we expect from this kind of reviews. Even after reading these reviews I am willing to try this restaurant and will come back with another review.

