Sentiment analysis: Who doesn't like noodles? While you can get noodle-based dishes almost anywhere, China Magic Noodle is special. Theirs are hand-pulled to order, by someone I can only describe as a Magic Noodle Man. From the window between the dining room and kitchen you can watch the stretching spinning process as they are created, just for you! While I love the noodles (and I have tried four of the five varieties offered), the real attraction for me are the steamed dumplings. They also have a pan-fried version, but I like the steamed ones better. They are amazing - beautiful, huge, pork-filled packets of goodness. I have at times skipped the other dishes entirely and just had dumplings - they are that good. What would happen if that Magic Noodle Man decided to go on vacation? Or realized that hand-pulling noodles was no longer his career calling? I can tell you that for me, the world would be a little less Magic.
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Sentiment analysis: My first Michelin-starred restaurant experience, and it did not disappoint! Picasso is tucked inside the Bellagio Hotel. The entrance to the restaurant will require you to take a flight of stairs down, making it seemingly exclusive - and rightfully so. It's a great spot to celebrate a special occasion or if you just have that much money lying around for a casual dinner. The food, service, and atmosphere here is commendable. Aside from the carefully-selected dishes offered, you have the opportunity to dine in a room full of original Picasso paintings. It's amore!
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Sentiment analysis: 3 hours for a painted on french who paints on freches anymore and I dont care what type of 3d art you're doing none of it should take 3 hours although the staff is very nice and had fun talking with them. They're very disorganized poorly managed and you don't get what you pay for not even at $35 good thing I didn't pay the 65 that they wanted I won't go back
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