Case: I have eaten at Red 8 two times now-on two different visits to LV. I have had great luck so far. Great food, not too expensive (most LV prices are $$$) and really good service. I went there with my boyfriend both times and we both really had a wonderful time. The ambiance is cool and the staff is friendly. Also, the food is pretty fast. We had different things each time and still had great luck. This last trip I had the Pad Thai and he had the Kung Pow Chicken-both really great. If you are planning to go to Le Reve at the Wynn, eat at Red 8 first. Grea food and close to the theater. It's a Win Wynn-hehe! \n\nWe are planning to visit again soon so I'll update you on try #3. :)
Classification: oceanward


Case: I like this place. The food was good and so was the service. You probably wouldn't notice this place unless you were looking for it. You walk into the store and through the doorway on the left is the restaurant. I used to find lots of places like this in Taipei where there is the front of the house and then there is a small club, bar, or restaurant hidden through some door in the back. Although this place has a that legitimate business feeling. Still very cool. The tonkatsu was very good, nice broth and generous portions of meat. The tempura was not soggy and the bento boxes are good and filling. Good prices for a good amount of food. I think its super cool that Keiichi Tsuchiya ate there.
Classification: oceanward


Case: The food is delish!! Great menu and wine list :)
Classification: oceanward


Case: I called for delivery to the Holiday Inn, less than a mile away, and the girl on the phone was either stoned or stupid. I repeated my phone number 3 times and she couldn't get it right. I told her I was staying at the HI and she asked for the address so I gave it to her. Then she asks if this is an apartment complex? WTF?!?! NO, IT'S THE HOLIDAY INN!!! Then she wants to know the cross streets and I tell her how the hell would I know I'm staying at the HI, I'm not a local. They can't deliver without knowing the cross streets.... blahblbhalalhalha! I hung up. Get a new phone person!!!
Classification: geoid


Case: Will not go back. The floors and tables were dirty.
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Case: Monte Carlo buffet isn't bad per se it's simply that other buffets are so much better for what you get / pay. The selection is\\\\was fairly small, the food was OK, no 1 food item really stands out in my mind... cept the watermelon, that was juicy and sweey - but it's pretty sad when you remember something as pedestrian as watermelon at a buffet, ya know?\n\nI say scope out Wynn, Bellagio, Paris, RIo and et cetera... much much better.
Classification: geoid
Considreing the above, classify the following: My first time at this place. Walked in the door and was immediately greeted with a clean, surprisingly spacious restaurant. \n\nSince I mentioned it was my first time here, the very helpful attendant gave me a brief tour of the menu and gave me some of his personal recommendations.  One of which was the \""classic\"".  I also ordered the \""Smashfries\"", and a chocolate milkshake.  \n\nIt was served quite quickly despite how busy it was, and the server was very polite.\n\nThen, the moment of truth, I bit into the burger and... All I can say, indescribably good.  Think In-N-Out, but with a better bun and less grease. Very, very tasty.  The fries, just wow. Thoroughly flavored with rosemary and garlic, but a little heavy on the olive oil.  They were absolutely delicious nonetheless.  The shake. Oh. My. Gosh.  The shake was rich and creamy. Perfect consistency!\n\nMy one and only complaint:  it is a teeny bit pricey.  I probably won't be a frequent customer due to that fact.  But if I ever want to treat myself, I will definitely drop in!