Case: Some of the items at Hokkaido were decent, but I wasn't satisfied with most of the food. I don't know about Pittsburgh, but there are better Chinese buffets elsewhere.\n\nFirst of all, the designation of \""Seafood Buffet\"" is a bit misleading. Sure, they have an extensive sushi/sashimi section, but other than that everything else is the same as other buffets. Also, while acceptable, the quality of the sushi isn't good. Everything has that watery, pre-frozen taste. The sushi's texture and smell is fine though, and everything gets replaced pretty frequently.\n\nThe hot section of the buffet is a mixed bag. The highlights of the meal were the crab legs, baby clams, and salt and peppper crab. The crab legs were meaty, and buttery sweet. The baby clams were tender and served in a savory black bean sauce. The salt and pepper crab was salty, crispy, and sweet. The hibachi station and some of the fried appetizers are satisfying.\n\nHowever, every other dish at Hokkaido is below average or average. Nothing is offensive (besides the large clams, I ate one and spit it out), but nothing else is of a decent quality. Yes, this is a buffet, but having 5 dishes worth eating out of the 50+ available isn't what I consider buffet success. I ate my weight in crab and clams, but I go to buffets for variety. I probably won't be returning for a while with that in mind.
Classification: abhorrer


Case: Great food ,great experience. location was perfect I took our kids soccer team here on the way to the movies. We ordered 30 hot dogs every single one was made perfect. Great food for adults and kids! Coming here again soon most def! For all the yelpers I give it five stars
Classification: sequitur


Case: Yep--sometimes you end up waiting.  It's worth it, however, for the knowledge and professionalism you get.  And if you're ever the one who has an emergency, you'll sure be willing to have someone else wait a bit.  Get an early appointment; late ones are going to run over--hello.  They've taken care of me through glaucoma and cataracts so far, and my older in-laws are happily seeing them on my recommendation.
Classification: sequitur


Case: I don't eat meat so I probably shouldn't have gone here. My husband got the \""Arizona\"" burger and really enjoyed it. I went with the vegetarian burger which is basically black beans smashed together. I do like black beans, but I don't like black beans with mustard, pickles and onion on top of a bun. I enjoyed the rosemary & olive oil fries, but not enough for me to come back a second time.\n\nOur total was $15.00 and that was not money well spent.
Classification: abhorrer


Case: For $69/night, I can't complain.  The room was a decent size, the bathroom was huge, and it's at an excellent location on the strip.  When we checked in, I attempted the sandwich trick by sticking a $20 between a credit card and ID in an attempt to get an upgrade.  The guy was honest and checked all the suites but they were unavailable for 3 consecutive nights but gave us back our money and put us on a higher floor with a view of the strip which was pretty nice.  \n\nUnfortunately, November is too cold so the pool was pretty dead but my GF and I did check it out.  There are like 3-4 different pools including a lazy river and a wave pool but too bad the hot tub was broken.  In addition, there's a very useful store downstairs across from the lobby to buy your snacks and alcohol.  There's also a small food court with McDs and Sbarro that's open late so you can grab a bite after partying before heading back to your room.  And lastly, there's a tram that takes you from to the City Center and into Bellagio which is pretty convenient.  Overall, great stay at an excellent price.  I would definitely stay here again.
Classification: sequitur


Case: I try really hard not to give a negative review but I just have to this time around. I'm at a 5a7 and ordered the angus burger. It was a brick and dry, I couldn't even take a bite. They offered to change it, I refused because it was awful. Never again will I eat here.
Classification: abhorrer
Classify the following: this restuarant no longer accepts entertainment book coupons.\ni'm pretty sure that's all you need to know.\n(full disclosure: i didn't actually eat here. i was too angry about the coupon situation. ha.)