Example: If this is one of the best buffets on the strip, then I can't imagine what the bad ones are like.  I wandered into the Spice Market Buffet because I wanted something quick and casual for dinner and I'm staying at Planet Hollywood.  Having never been to a Las Vegas buffet before I figured it is something that one needs to experience anyway.  First I was a little surprised by how much it cost:  $28.00.  Isn't this supposed to be cheap eats?  Oh yeah, there's no such thing in Vegas.  The food was across the board awful.  I made my way around the world starting with middle eastern food.  I tossed some hummus on my plate with a stuffed grape leaf and the guy behind the counter served me some grilled chicken hunks, which were pink like it was tandoori (weird) with a small pita.  The pita was totally stale and the chicken was dry as a bone.  The hummus and the stuffed grape leaf were just ok.  I then moved on to the seafood - ah, the ever popular all you can eat shrimp and alaskan king crab legs.  I was excited but quickly disppointed at the first bite.  The crab was incredibly salty, watery and had a strange texture.  The shrimp were the same as the ones you get at the supermarket pre cooked.  After I abandoned the seafood I went for mexican.  I picked up a flour tortilla, some beans, cheese and cilantro, but passed on all of the protein because it looked so bad.  I picked up one small piece of chicken to taste (with the tongs of course!!!) and it was super salty and peppery.  I wrapped up what I had in the tortilla and it was okay.  The beans were pretty good.  Then for good measure I stopped at the italian food and chose a spinach lasgana roll.  yuck.  Also too salty and had a funny texture.  Kind of like bad frozen stuff.  All in all this was a bad food experience.  I'd give it no stars if yelp would let me.
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Example: Buffalo tofu strips - it's very soggy. The buffalo sauce on the tofu was very good though. The ranch complimented the tofu very well but it would have been better crunchy. \nDouble cheese burger - mushy, falls apart, soggy bread, and a strong daiya american cheese flavor.
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Example: Good pepperoni pizza and their gourmet grilled chicken salad is really good and large.
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Example: You can't go wrong with good Chinese food so one night while really craving some I decided to come here for take out.\n\nI agree with the other posters that they make a good hot and sour soup.  It isn't really on the spicy side but they have the sour part nailed down which a lot of places don't seem to get.  They also don't skimp on ingredients which is another plus.  Also the peanut butter dumplings were another personal favourite.  You could really taste the shrimp in the dumplings and the peanut sauce was delicious!  I wasn't a fan of the noodles stir fried with vegetables.  I found the texture of the noodles a little off.  They were too chewy  in my opinion and the vegetables were kind of bland.  Some salt to liven things up would have been good.  The beef and snow peas though was pretty good.\n\nYou should definitely check this place out if you're in the area.  They don't deliver so you have to pick up.  The restaurant itself was busy but not so busy that if you didn't have a reservation you wouldn't get a seat.
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Example: Tried it in Scottsdale and enjoyed it so we thought we would give this location a try.\n\nLoved the decor but the service was awful.  We ordered the filet mignon and new york strip.  Both medium, both came out very undercooked (not even rare).  I showed the waitress and she just looked at me and said \""oh? Is it undercooked?\"" I mean it was purplish, clearly not medium!\n\nThe steaks came back rare and we decided to just eat it and not complain further.\n\nThe bill showed up and we were OVERcharged.  The menu states 26.95 for both our meals and we were charged 30.95.  I ordered the Billy Miner coffee and it was supposed to be 6.95 she charged us 8.50.  We left no tip and bounced. \n\nEAT AT YOUR OWN RISK.  Your wallet will not thank you.
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Example: I happened upon this restaurant by accident. I stopped in for a tempura shrimp roll & ended up getting the ALL U CAN EAT. You can't beat this deal. The fish is so FRESH and the VARIETY was more than I ever expected. You have to go. The staff is friendly & very attentive. I personally sit @ the Sushi Bar as opposed to a table. Your Sushi Master is right there @ your service & they make the greatest suggestions. The one price covers everything except your beverage & it truly ALL U CAN EAT.\n\nIf you want great sushi and more for your money......YAMA SUSHI is the place to sit back & enjoy the menu.
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Classify the following: These guys didn't bat an eye when I asked for a table for one. (Oh, lonely business trips.)\n\nThe restaurant's supposed to be in a California style. Having lived in California for five years, I didn't think they got it exactly right, but I could see what they were going for. The decor was fresh and clean but unromantic. The clientele seemed to be either business people or families, and it was crowded but I was seated right away. They have a nice outdoor seating area.\n\nI found the service quick and unobtrusive (they let me read my book in peace but kept my water filled), and I ordered the seared ahi tuna with a New Zealand sauvignon blanc. The entree was almost perfect. Everything was delicious, but part of the fish was overcooked. Seared should be just seared, and one of the ends had been cooked almost all the way through. Other than that, though, the flavors were fantastic, the fish was fresh, and I plan to come here again the next time I'm in Scottsdale.