We chose Jasmine after a week of Steaks/lobsters and we fancied a change. We were staying at the Paris but nothing appealed.

We had not booked (it was a thursday night) and only waited 5 minutes for a table to be prepared. We had a table which had a good view of the fountains. This view is what made this meal a memorable experience.

We did not have starters. We chose a rice dish, a prawn dish and the general chicken. All of which were nicely presented and tasted great. We thought the portions were just right- we were left nicely stuffed. We also had 2 cocktails each. We shared a dessert which was a selection of three desserts. The bill was acceptable for what we ate and where we ate it.

The service was attentive and good. All staff were very friendly.

The food was lovely but it is apparent that the prices are because you are paying for the view. In my opinion it is not worth dining here unless you have a good view of the fountains. I could see how the costs could easily mount up at Jasmine and I think if you are a big group or looking for a three course fine dining experience with drinks you can get better value for money at a number of other restaurants instead. We enjoyed our meal here but given how many restaurants i still have to try in las vegas I don't think i would be rushing to return.

My friend and I had gone to Vegas for 4 days, 3 nights and had eaten everywhere from the buffets to Bobby Flays. Our last night in town, we booked the Jasmine for dinner. This would be an excellent place for a romantic dinner or a special occasion. Since it was just 2 friends on a trip, we felt pampered beyond belief. Our assistant waiter was an older man who seemed to be there every time our water glasses went below half-full. He was so accomodating! Anyway, we each got different soups (my friend's clam soup came out in a coconut!) and different beverages. They even made me my favorite "oriental food" cocktail - a scorpion - even though it was not on the menu (quite different from my Bobby Flay experience - see that review). My friend ordered the Chilean sea bass which she said was to die for (I don't eat seafood). I had the General's Chicken which I love because it is spicy and sweet. We split a plate of chicken friend rice. This was the best rice I have ever tasted - even the vegetables, eggs, and chicked pieces were diced to perfection. Didn't want to waste it so asked for a box which they prepared with individual containers, picnic style with napkins, utensils, wet cloth and in a box with a handle. The fact that this restaurant overlooked the lake was a bonus. Every 15 minutes there was a water show with lights. You could hear the music in the restaurant. What a special night. It was expensive. My dinner and drink with tax and tip was around $80, but unlike Bobby Flay's restaurant, I felt like I had been treated like royalty. So while it is not something I could afford to do every week, it was definitely worth it for a special occasion. I will come again.

It was $1,600 for a party of 9. I still can't believe they bill us nearly $96 in soft drink REFILLS. Apparently $4.50 for a coke is only for ONE. Each refills were at $4.50. The staff was incredibly slow and they seem to have an attitude problem. I highly respect Bellagio for its class but I can't understand for the life of me how this restaurant was able to get a contract in this hotel. Food was subpar, you can probably do better at Panda Express.

The reception at the restaurant was very elegant. But the staffs are not very pleasant and friendly. A huge round table was reserved us. Very nicely decorated. Food was standard on paper and you would not be entertained for any special requests. Quite unreasonable for a fine dinning restaurant at a five-star hotel! No one was interested to recommend us desserts after our meal. I am disappointed and so were my friends too!