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| - Not too good, but not good bad either, it is not cheap, but it is not extremely pricey either. The portions are smaller than usual Chinese restaurants.
I think it is kind of unnecessary to compare this Canton and Shanghai Chinese cuisine to most of Chinese restaurants. This restaurant is in MGM Grand hotel, they can't have very authentic Chinese food here, because there is not too many Non Chinese people like real Chinese food.
The seating and decor is comfy and classic. The food is fairly delicious for Americanized Chinese food. I recommend simple dishes like hot and sour soup, Macadamia Nut Kang Pao Chicken, Honey-Glazed Barbecued Spare Ribs, Fire-roasted Mongolian Beef, Wok-Fried Shrimp with Szechuan Chili Sauce. Skip live seafood, they are obviously over priced at a hotel restaurant, you can get better taste for the similar dishes at any regular Chinese restaurant.
Not a bad place for a casual lunch or dinner, the bill is from $70-100 if you don't order live seafood dishes. $100 plus with alcohol beverages.
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