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  1. Jasmine

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    The sink has a ruffled curtain skirt, which tells you everything about how seriously Jasmine takes its room. This fine dining Chinese restaurant at the Bellagio overlooks the fountain show through floor-to-ceiling windows, while inside, chandeliers hang over deep reds and gold-tinted flatware on floral plates. The menu moves across Cantonese, Sichuan, and Hunan traditions, and the Peking duck is carved tableside with the full ceremony that implies.

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    • Beijing duck

      “The Beijing duck is a standout — carved tableside with crisp, golden skin and served with cucumber, green onion, and a choice of crepes or pillowy steamed bao.”

      Eater
    • Walnut shrimp

      “Walnut shrimp arrives lightly battered in a creamy glaze, topped with candied walnuts, while dishes like Sichuan spicy chicken, sesame shrimp rolls, live seafood from the in-house tanks, and oxtail clay pot stand out as must-order dishes.”

      Eater
    • Sichuan spicy chicken

      “Walnut shrimp arrives lightly battered in a creamy glaze, topped with candied walnuts, while dishes like Sichuan spicy chicken, sesame shrimp rolls, live seafood from the in-house tanks, and oxtail clay pot stand out as must-order dishes.”

      Eater
    • Oxtail clay pot

      “Walnut shrimp arrives lightly battered in a creamy glaze, topped with candied walnuts, while dishes like Sichuan spicy chicken, sesame shrimp rolls, live seafood from the in-house tanks, and oxtail clay pot stand out as must-order dishes.”

      Eater

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