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The décor of the restaurant was very interesting. Although I eat at Ping Pang Pong about once every week or two, I did not eat at the Dragon and I do not plan to. There was another restaurant, but it was not open. The 'street food' restaurant that was much ballyhooed was dead.

(One couple playing one hand, I am counting as one gambler.)

On my visits, I would estimate an average of 5 to 10 customers total playing at the tables. Several tables of BJ, several tables of pai gow, a roulette table, maybe a few of those poker-type games. I don't find my notes, but I seem to remember that there were 5 pits of tables, including the High Limit Room. That was as long as I was willing to wait. I asked a cocktail waitress to get someone to fix the machine, and waited 10 minutes (playing on a nearby machine), but no one came. On opening night, it was impossible to get a slot service person to deal with a machine that had a malfunctioning bill acceptor. There are a reasonable number of the usual slots. there was space on the second floor for the casino to expand into, but I don't think that is going to happen.Īll of my visits, the place was pretty much dead.

I've been in the casino a few times - three, maybe? The night of the opening, and twice more. As to my experiences with Lucky Dragon: I have not been into the hotel portion.

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