Amazing food and service! We didn't realize we were about to be late to our show, staff was beyond generous and accommodating. They understood and helped us make it to the show in time, without any judgment. Thank you for a great experience! read more

Noodles is one of the restaurant offerings at the Bellagio. It's a midrange option: not super fancy (or super expensive), but a moderately upscale Asian fusion kitchen. You'll find Noodles off the casino floor near the Baccarat Bar. On a Sunday evening, I had no trouble getting in without a reservation. While there are noodles from several cuisines on the menu, don't be put off if you're looking for something besides pasta and broth. There are things to explore and old favorites: Chinese, Thai, Malay, Japanese. They have a good selection of teas. And dim sum, too. As it happens, I did have noodles: I can recommend the Singapore noodles, which had a nice curry flavor plus just a little heat. There was plenty of barbecued pork and veggies in the dish. I was impressed with it and look forward to coming back to try some of their other dishes from cuisines I'm less familiar with. That's the advantage of a place like this: You can easily find something safe, but also try something new. The ambiance is upscale without being oppressively fancy, if you know what I mean. A lot of red, white and black. It's nice, but you won't feel weird if you're casually dressed. Comfortable seating. Attentive service. There is some noise drifting in from the gaming floor, but it's not too bad, especially if you sit toward the back. read more

Expensive and food is mediocre. We ordered chicken wings and received only 4 pieces & tasteless. Staff were rude. A waitress started taking our dishes away when we were not done eating yet. I requested a piece of lemon for my water and didn't get it. Ambience is ok. read more

By far the most satisfying food for me in Bellagio. We ordered multiple basic dimsum dishes (shiumay, pork ribs, dumpling, sticky rice, sesame balls, ca siu paw), four main dishes (3 noodles and 1 fried rice) and of course one alcoholic drink - Hemmingway- for mama (me). Everything taste delicious, even the drink. Service was above average other asian restaurant as evidence by our water kept being refilled. It was a little tight inside but it was manageable with my son's ankle scooter. My daughter ordered thai noddle soup, but it tasted more like pho. I love it. Four of main course, 8 dimsums, one alcoholic drink with tip total around $230. read more

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I forgot how many times I have had the beef noodle soup here. To paraphrase Ben Franklin, the only constants in life are death, taxes, and beef noodle soup at Bellagio "Noodles". This time, I got a godzilla-size chunk of beef tendon (see photo, OMG) near their closing time 10:30pm. I also got a water spinach (aka on-choy) which came out perfectly crunchy and garlicky. A great after-movie dinner. Go see "Wizard of Oz" at the Sphere it's worth every penny of the $129 I paid. read more

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Authentic wonton soup and 海南雞飯！ We found this place by accident and glad that we found it. read more

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I ordered the poached chicken with noodle soup to go. For takeout, they package the chicken and noodles together in one box, and the hot soup broth comes in a separate container. The turnaround time was only 10 minutes from ordering to pickup. The flavor was bland, and the hot broth wasn't enough to soften the noodles, which arrived a bit undercooked. I took it home and cooked it on the stove, which softened the noodles and brought out more flavor. read more

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The waitress was amazing! The Hong Kong noodles and chicken satay were fantastic. The presentation of the mango sticky rice was beautiful, but the mango was hard as rock and impossible to cut off the skin, even with the butter knife the waitress brought me after seeing how much I was struggling. Attention to detail was lacking for the chef! read more

Noodles - That is the mango sticky rice. Beautiful presentation with zero practical use! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Over the weekend my husband and I stayed at the Bellagio. Before checking out on Sunday we decided to have lunch here since we tried the other restaurants at the Bellagio already. The hostess was welcoming and friendly. We were seated right away. We ordered a few things to share. The cucumber and seaweed salad was a waste of $11 so were the wings which had no taste. The sauce helped us eat them lol .... The Mongolian beef was delicious we ordered steam rice to eat with it. The chow mein noodles were ok, a bit bland... I wish it had more flavorful sauce. The water spinach was delicious and we enjoyed it much. Overall I would say it was an ok meal, the ambiance was nice. Lovely decor and colors. The waiting staff were a bit unfriendly and serious. read more

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We went for dinner but not really a line and I can see why. We sat right away and the ambiance was cool, but the food was just okay. We ordered kung pao shrimp, which was good but would've liked a little more shrimp for the price. We ordered the chicken chow mein which was unseasoned and bland. And we ordered steamed rice which is really hard to screw up, I think the highlight was the Thai tea with boba. That was really good. Don't think I'll go back anytime soon. read more

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Noodles is a casual Asian fusion restaurant located inside of the Bellagio. It was a busy lunch hour when we visited so lots of people came in and out. What we enjoyed here was the good service even though they were busy. The atmosphere was ok, nothing over the top and decent for the price point. The food we thought was average with the duck, sweet and sour chicken, and dumplings standing out above the rest. The spicy fish was not as spicy as we had hoped, and the soup was just basic. All things being equal, quick lunch service and ok dishes depending on what you order. read more

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It's a no brainer. If you can appreciate this type of Asian cuisine, you'll love it here. Nice service from beginning to end. Aesthetically pretty and so clean. The Mongolian beef was WOW. The fried rice with shrimp cooked to perfection. The shrimp tempura appetizers did not disappoint. One lychee martini was enough and delicious. I was too full but wanted to order the kung pao shrimp and I didn't. (I just couldn't lol) But- yes! I'll be back asap! And you better believe I'm ordering that kung pao shrimp first! I expected Noodles Restaurant to be good but not this good. Hope yall enjoying your spring break. read more

Noodles - Better than good..... the menu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Three of us went to Noodles for a late meal. Took 20ish minutes to get called which was fine. We were sat quickly. We ordered three dishes - the Cantonese egg noodle soup, chow mein and pad Thai. The first two came out in 10ish minutes and the pad Thai did not come through 10 minutes later. The problem for me was that I was clearly looking for service and not one employee would make eye contact with me even while passing me. We sat next to the door so I was behind a wall that separates the tables apart. I ended up having to stand up and get the attention of another server for our last dish to arrive. The food itself was bland. The pad Thai and chow mein didn't taste like anything - you can taste the soy sauce but I don't think they used salt. Overall, it's convenient to have it there if you're staying at the Bellagio, but I don't think I'd go back. read more

On a somewhat busy Wednesday night, we waited about 2 hours for our turn at noodles. I've never been to a pan asian restaurant on the strip before but friends and family wanted to have some asian food before they headed off to the concert nearby. As a self proclaimed asian food snob, I think this place falls into the jack of all trades category, since the customer demographic is wide and varied, they'd want a place that would have a little bit of everything rather than a specialty place known for one thing. We ordered the following: oriental fried rice / soy fry flat rice noodles / mixed vegetables sauteed in garlic / hainan chicken rice / roast duck noodle soup /xo green bean All of which are a good entry level dishes towards authentic asian food. Even taking into account the hike in prices by being on the strip, I think it's slightly overpriced for the wait we had to go through. Upon entering, it gives a nice upscale/casual asian cafe aesthetic going for it. The aesthetic is clean, opulent and simple. read more

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Noodles is always a restaurant I visit when I come to Las Vegas. Situated near the lobby of the Bellagio Hotel, it serves authentic Hong Kong style food and dim sum. They have also added dim sum trolleys in the last year which means you get to see the dim sum before you order it. The dim sum list is pretty extensive too. Lots of traditional dishes but a few chef specials as well. If you can make a reservation do that but they cycle through guests pretty quick. The noodle soups are outstanding with clear rich broths that enhance the flavor of the protein that is added (wontons and duck are definitely worth a try). Wait staff are very attentive and service is quick. The restaurant isn't very big so be prepared to wait if there's a line. It's well worth the wait read more

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In a spur of a moment and 19 hours away from me getting dispatched out to Tennessee & New Jersey, I decided 2026 Year of the Horse I was going to come out to Vegas and watch the Seattle Seahawks avenge my boy Bo Nix of the Denver Broncos. And so here I am, at the Bellagio, during half time with the Hawks up 9 points enjoying a bowl of Singapore Laksa Noodles while my buddy downs a Cantonese Wonton Egg Noodle Soup. And you know what? We're pumped again after this high grade noodle soup, seriously, not a bad bowl of Laksa, good creaminess, good assortment of seafood, and very balanced in curry flavors and that lemongrass. And now after finishing the meal, with a high class escort eyeing my buddy, we're going to ignore the woman and get back to what's important, the Superbowl, with the Hawks beating the Patties. Not this year Drake Maye! Not this year! Ambiance: 11/10 Service: 10/10 thank you Auntie Food: 8.5/10 read more

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Noodles (Las Vegas) is not bad. I ordered the Mandarin Beef Stew Noodles ($23.88), the Pan Fried Pot Stickers ($14.88), and the Oriental Fried Rice ($24.88). I appreciated aspects of its dishes. Unfortunately, I am not a fan of airy, soft noodles (bordering on mushy). I arrived at Noodles (Las Vegas) on Saturday (around 4PM). I had a reservation, so I was immediately seated. This business is located inside the Bellagio Hotel & Casino. Staff is professional, helpful, but terse. Staff (receipt says Shelly) was initially very friendly and welcoming. However, it felt like Staff was pressured to rapidly turnover tables, so Shelly started to become visibly curt as we neared the end of our meal. Shelly would rush over to clear away a dish and quickly scamper away. Personally, I think the service is fine; however, I can easily rationalize how other guests could feel unwelcome. Still, I'm very impressed with the food's time! Its speed is somewhat suspicious, but I'm guessing they precooked aspects of everything. All the dishes arrived in eight minutes and 11 seconds! Crazy fast! As mentioned, I did not dislike the food. I appreciated parts of it. The soup's tender meat easily fell apart in my mouth; the pot stickers came thick yet delicate; and the fried rice is airy, clean and lovingly showcases a bright egg flavor. Unfortunately, the pot stickers tasted bland; its pork lacked flavor. The fried rice's Chinese pork had no taste; it felt like an afterthought. And as mentioned, I did not enjoy the noodles because they did not feel springy nor firm. Its noodles had the texture of leftover udon. Currently, Noodles (Las Vegas) feels like safe food for the elderly. Concerning ambiance, Noodles (Las Vegas) is gorgeous. The location is attractive, shiny, and very clean. The colors of gold and white pearl sparkle through. Overall, Noodles (Las Vegas) is not bad, but it's also not impressive. It feels like they sacrificed service and quality for speed. At the very least, I hope it improves. 3.9 out of 5 read more

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This place is expensive for what it is, I don't know why im surprised, We are in vegas, its expected, but dang gina! We got two things from the dim sum cart. Fried shrimp balls that comes in two and pork shumai, that had 3, 3 small pork shumai. Both came out to about $20 bucks! It was good but not 20 dollar good lol. Also ordered the hainan chicken, beef pan fried noodle, a bottle of Asahi and ice tea, total was a little over a hundred bucks, not including the tip, hainan chicken and fried noodle was ok, wouldn't come back, too much monay. read more

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Noodless to say, this place couldn't have survived all this time if they were really just 3.3 stars. Noodles is a spot that may be simply be called Chinese for the most part but does include from multiple Asian cuisines. It's one of the closest restaurants to the Bellagio lobby and is right next to the baccarat room, which also seemed to be a good sign considering the typical player demographic there. Plus, I had relatives in town and they invited me to dinner, so who was I to argue? We arrived a little earlier than our reservation but were seated quickly anyway. We decided to dine family-style, and they took care of our beverage orders and apps first, then served the rest of the entree-type dishes later. Chicken Wing Zing ($16.88): crispy, perfectly cooked wings with some sweet chili sauce. Would've been nice if they'd portioned it a little more appropriately for the 5 people in our party, or at least warned us. Malaysian Pan Fried Roti ($11.88): absolutely delicious flatbread, but it was served with some sort of soy sauce instead of the advertised curry sauce. Crispy Calamari ($17.88): very tender and decently crispy. Also served with the sweet chili sauce, which was fine. Crabmeat Fried Rice ($35.88): nicely good fried rice with acceptable amounts of crab. The crispy edges on the egg were actually great. I just wish that the portion justified the price, since I can get similar dishes for half the price at local Thai spots. Water Spinach ($19.88): seemed to be more like morning glory, a typical sauteed dish. Had enough garlic flavor and seasoning that it didn't taste that "green" ifyouknowwhatimean. Kung Pao Shrimp ($30.88): a bit lacking in shrimp and a lot lacking in the right flavor profile. It was like mildly spicy sweet and sour shrimp more than a real kung pao. Cantonese Roast Duck ($25.88): got the bone-in portion. Duck was tender and fatty, but the flavor is way different than the five spice profile I'm accustomed to from local restaurants that serve similar roast duck. Soy Chilean Sea Bass ($53.88): one of my favorite dishes. Just some really tender, moist white fish filets with light soy flavor and some julienned ginger and green onions. The hot jasmine tea was priced per person. It was jasmine and tasted fine, although they didn't seem to provide more leaves later on, just hot water. The complimentary iced water took a while to get refilled, but they eventually noticed. On that note, service seemed a little closer to typical Asian restaurant service than Bellagio-worthy. Come to Noodles if you're stuck at Bellagio and don't mind the exorbitant pricing. The food quality is solid overall, and that's about it. read more

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Pretty wild that this place takes and holds reservations like they are splitting an atom inside. Went with takeout to the room instead as our first meal after checking in and taking a breather. Ordered bao, dumplings, and chicken fried rice. Things were ... ok ... somehow they were no longer fresh or hot after a short 7min walk to the elevator and walking in the room. Was no better or worse than your local Chinese restaurant that delivers. read more

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Decent little restaurant in the Bellagio. Stopped in for a quick lunch and was pleasantly surprised. The service was excellent and the food was good. Prices were obviously on the higher side but that's what you get when you eat in a Las Vegas resort. Overall good experience. Would go again. Atmosphere: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Food: 4/5 Value: 3/5 Total: 4/5 read more

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Fast service, great food and well located. We came across this place in the Bellagio and since there was no wait time we decided to eat here. The restaurant is nicely decorated the mirrors make it look larger. The food had great flavor, we enjoy a refreshment and kept on going. read more

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This place is still delicious! Really good porridge and the chive dumplings are the best! Service is excellent and accommodating! The inside is very nice and elegant. Will definitely look forward to their once a year lunar buffet! read more

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First saw this place walking along our hotel stay at the Bellagio. Since we had just arrived & had an appetite! We right away eyed this spot Service was great! Food was 2/10 traditional fast food at a Chinese restaurant is what this taste like. Wouldn't recommend or try again. Not the best choice here at Bellagio LV. Plus I didn't appreciate trying to have you order extra sides to go with main dishes, when you don't want to! ‍ read more

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Came back the 2nd time to Noodles just this February's trip. Got my go to wanton noodle soup, wok friend rice and chicken wings while the hubs got pad Thai, cucumber salad and sesame ball. Made reservations for 2 for 7pm and we got seated right away since it's not so busy. Customer this time is great! The lil lady named MIN is very personable, nice and sweet-- got us everything we needed. We were seated in a much comfortable and cozy spot this time and the dinner service tonight I would say is GREAT. Thank you! We will definitely come back again. read more

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We ate at Noodles in Bellagio and really enjoyed the food. The noodles were flavorful, cooked well, and the portions were filling. We shared several dishes. The service wasn't the most attentive, but the staff was still helpful when we needed something. It's a small restaurant nestled inside the casino, so it fills up quickly, definitely make a reservation or put your name on the list early. Overall, a good spot with fresh food, and authentic dishes. The dim sum was by far our favorite. read more

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Here's the thing! Time flies whenever in Las Vegas. Four amazing comp nights, freeplay, resort credits just ain't enough time, six comp nights is ideal but regardless, it's super important to fuel up and for me it's a must to have a late succulent delicious chinese meal then I'm able to continue having fun gaming lol read more

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A last minute reservation for dinner and was seated promptly at a great table. Service was efficient although it may seem a bit rushed at times. Noise level rose when the number of patrons increased but still manageable. Decor was gorgeous too. As for the food, it was okay for me. Ordered the Shanghai Dumplings, Hot & Spicy Cucumber, and the 2 meat entrée (opted for the Cantonese Roast Duck & Barbeque Pork) w/ side of Steamed Rice. The vinegar that came with the Shanghai Dumpling was what I used to a a bit of acid to the dishes to bring out more flavor. Otherwise, it was a good dinner experience. read more

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Ordered Same dish and this time came half of size . Asked what's happened and they said only 10 Pieces of each . Not friendly and not emphatic The run lady remove plates without asking . read more

This place rocks. The service was amazing. We had 3 people taking care of us. We ordered so many different things and I loved them all. The atmosphere is both casual and classy. We were there for work so we did not get to experience the drink menu. If you are at the Bellagio and you are hungry check in you will thank me. If you are having trouble finding it. It sits back behind some tables on the casino. You can find it between the piano bar and the smoking bar. It is on the left as you leave registration read more

Great service and friendly staff, our reservation was for 745 and we got sat accordingly. The food was delicious, my wife and I ordered the mushroom tofu vegetarian dish, Mongolian beef (my wife's favorite for the night), and beef chow mein. The price was not bad considering it was in Bellagio read more

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Noodles is still one of our go to restaurants when we are at the Bellagio. While I agree with reviewers that dishes here tend towards the bland side, that is exactly what I am anticipating. After wining and dining at high-end places that use tons of butter, rich cream sauces, and dredges of salt, It's a welcome break. As far as service goes, Noodles seems like a typical Chinese restaurant that is under staffed with language challenged workers. When we dine here, the restaurant is slammed or about to be-not conducive to hungry gamblers! We've been trying to get here early or late to avoid some of that. I know there are good/great restaurants off the strip with more reasonable prices, but the wife and I don't typically drive much. We have Ubered on occasion, but the extra cost and inconvenience kind of cancel the idea for just the two of us. I just paid $90 for breakfast (ouch!) and while I coulda had a bagel, I wanted a sit down be waited on meal. Thank goodness for comps! read more

NOODLES BELLAGIO is inside the BELLAGIO CASINO HOTEL RESORT. My fave hotel in Vegas. Got the : Laksa noodles Sweet & Spicy noodles Very flavorful noodles ! I come here to save a little money but also get AMAZING MEAL while being inside bellagio property. Service was good, quick people come and go fast and very loud. I had their desserts here in the past and LOVED ALL OF THEM! -2025 Follow me for more foodie adventure -living with luci xoxo read more

Yes, it is pricey compared to your favorite Chinese/Dim Sum spot at home but this is Vegas and it is inside of Bellagio. We came here for lunch after visiting the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. It was four of us and we had to wait for about 15-20 minutes for a table. The dim sum cart caught my eye immediately because you don't see those that often, especially after Covid. We've ordered three dishes to share and several dim sum items that piques our interest, like the mini egg custard tarts and pan-fried green chive dumplings (forgot to take pics). The Hong Kong style noodles with chicken and fried rice was pretty good. Surprisingly, they had a nice variety (about 20) of dim sum choices. You can order from the menu or wait for the server to come by your table with the cart. I think they had two carts rotating and circling around the restaurant. A nice place for Chinese food in Vegas without driving to Chinatown. The ambiance is on the higher-end with a comfortable feel. The service was quick. read more

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We have never eaten here before but we will certainly come back. The food was excellent and the service was top notch. The ambiance was nice even though it was in Vegas. I had a cocktail (Aviation), and it was really tasty. For my meal, I had sesame chicken with white rice. And my fiancé had some type of noodle dish that he enjoyed. Our server (Vicky) was extremely friendly and courteous with us. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to enjoy Asian cuisine and reasonable prices. Two thumbs up. read more

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Overall the food was good but the service could have need way better. We waiting 18 mins for someone to come to our table and when she did she rushed us to ordering everything like hello I'd at least like a beverage first. Seasoning was off and needed more for both our dishes but the fried tempura shrimp was the best read more

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Have been to Noodles several times now and always very good. Service is quick and the food is tasty. On this last visit we had some duck, BBQ pork and chicken. The chicken was meh but everything else was very good. Noodles has become part of our regular rotation and it's perfect for a quick meal before a show. read more

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At the Bellagio, Noodles is one of their Asian restaurants that touts having cuisine from Thailand, Japan, China and Vietnam. It is a small, but bustling dining setting that has a fast moving staff and crowd. I came here after a long morning visit at the Petrossian Bar, also at the Bellagio. When you are here at Noodles, what do you order? Dah. It has to be noodles. I chose the wonton noodle soup and their mixed vegetables, as a second dish. The soup arrived piping hot (just the way I like it) with shrimp wontons that had perfect taste and texture. The broth was simple but with a distinct intoxicating flavor. And the noodles, were of the thin type, another of my favorites, al dente, holding up right through the meal. The mixed vegetables were also crisp. I liked the asparagus the best. Stalks cut on the bias, that were easy to pick up with chop sticks and bite. The sliced mushrooms were not fresh, but I forgive. Other vegetables were okay. The broccoli was tough. Oh well. Either way, a fantastic lunch dining experience. The star of the show was the shrimp wonton noodle dish. Fantastic. read more

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Lively atmosphere and nicely set up for its size. We split the chicken egg roll and the chicken fried rice. Both were delicious and fresh. We really enjoyed coming here and the ease of making reservations. read more

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read the other reviews and should have listened. panda express is better. this is high priced sub par food. was charged for a side of sauce, that's crazy. i get that its inside a casino but still the food doesn't have to be that below average. service was not good at all. workers seem to be held against their will working there. no smiles, nothing. if you don't like it, it's simple, quit. my advice to you is order your food all at once, and ask for check immediately. took approximately 15 minutes to get check. first time here and my last. i'm surprised bellagio keeps this place open with the bad reviews and food tasting like it was made by a teenage learning how to cook. if you are looking for better options go to wynn. they have food that doesn't suck and service to me was way better. if bellagio is reading this, retrain your employees. teach them how to smile and say goodbye and hello. it's not that hard. maybe today was national be upset at work if you are employed by bellagio day. my advice skip it you won't be regret it. read more