Text - After hearing the raves about this place from my friends, I went for it. Not a fan. The service is SO SLOW. I also was very put off when the waitress told a member of our party to ash her cigarettes on the floor because she didn't know or feel like finding us an ashtray. That's just kind of dodgy to me.
Group - pycnosporic


Text - I am reviewing this order based on take-out, so I cannot comment on the in-house service or atmosphere.\n\nConsidering how many Thai and Asian places there are in the area, I would skip this place.  Overall, the prices seemed too high for the portions they gave and the food was only ok.\n\nI ordered two salads the Thailandaise and the Cambodgienne salad. The thailandaise salad was very good and tasty, probably the best thing I ate all night. The Cambodgienne salad was very bland. The dressing was almost tasteless so it was essentially a bed of iceburg lettuce with some slices of chicken on top. Extremely disappointing and not worth the money I paid for it at all.\n\nThe dishes I ordered were beef and broccoli, chicken in peanut sauce, and crevettes aux trois saveurs. The beef and broccoli and the shrimp dish were okay, but nothing special. The chicken in peanut sauce tasted pretty good but the crispy spinach that came with it was not crispy at all and there was only about 1 forkful. (I live about 2 minutes away from the restaurant, so travel time wouldn't have made it soggy. I did show up 5 minutes earlier than they told me to and the meal was already done and sitting on the counter, so the crispy spinach probably sat for some time.)  Extra disappointing since I pretty much begged for an extra bowl of crispy spinach but they (the 3 different people I spoke to on the phone in French and English) didn't understand me. Oh well, it would have probably been soggy anyways.\n\nLike I said at the beginning, considering the options in the area, and the price to portion ratio, I would go elsewhere.
Group - pycnosporic


Text - Like a previous writer said, used to be much better under previous ownership.  I'm a regular here (4 times a month on average) and i've noticed the service and quality isn't what it used to be.  I usually order the hot & spicy chicken.  The order i had last night wasn't good and their was nothing spicy about it.  To make matters worse, I always order and pay online through Eat 24.  Last night I went to pick up my order and was charged again for my food.  When I explained I already paid online, the guy insisted I had not.  Their was a language barrier so I did not want to argue with the guy so I paid for the food again.  Then had to go home and spend 20 minutes on the phone with eat 24 to get my charges reversed.  Looks like i will be looking for a new place in Henderson for Thai food.  Too bad cause I really liked this place.
Group - pycnosporic


Text - So if you are in the Vegas area, and are on a Burger hunt.. We'll you've come to the right place....If you haven't been...you definitely are missing out.  So out-of-towners...If you have a rental...Bet your bottom dollar you'd wanna make the effort to come here.  \n\nThe burgers are fresh, and has a spin when compared to your all american burger.  Their specialty are the burgers with the Asian twist to them.  The meat is thick and moist.  Very different, original and tasty! They have quite a few selections but I've only tried the Kiki burger and Ronin, both of which are good...wait I lied! I've also tasted the KimChi burger from a friend's plate= This burger was decent...a bit weird for me since I didn't know what to think of the kimchi veggies combined with my burger... Bachi Burger does have a small selection of your all american burgers but the waiter will advise you that people usually don't come to order those.  \n\nI've also tried their Ox tail chili cheese fries....De-LIcious!!! They even include a sunny side up on top of the thing.  :) Makes me happy just to think of this dish.  My friend ordered the bbq pork bun dish (its one of the three pictures I have up) ...I think they were good, but for the price, I think i've had better.  \n\nThe only thing I think would make this burger not so appealing to people is if they are like me: I simply like less meat (like the amount you get in a cheeseburger at in N out).  I usually go with others who I gladly separate the pattie in two and hand half of it over to someone else.  The thing is, there is too much meat for me and that isn't a problem when you could share it with others (having too little would be a problem as you would have to maybe order more). :) \n\nCome people! \n\nTK
Group - ondine


Text - I like this place for lunch. It's cheap and filling. The food is good, not great. The plate lunches are nice. The Korean dishes are a bit better and I usually opt for these.\n\nThe service matches the price (as in there is a cashier and you take care of everything else). The place is clean, but calling it \""no frills\"" would be too much praise. It's paper plates and disposable utensils. If you ask for a water cup, you get a tiny little dixie cup. On the water tap on the soda fountain there's a sign that reads \""ANYONE CAUGHT USING WATER CUPS FOR SODA WILL BE FINED $2:00!\"" I have no idea why I find that so funny.\n\nOh, and they have beer. A nice plus.
Group - ondine


Text - I had a water leak inside a wall. I called Brothers Plumbing in an emergency to get the water stopped. It turned out the water leak was in a fitting right at the concrete floor inside the wall and very hard to get to. Kevin came out and analyzed the problem and determined a way to fix it with minimal damage to the surrounding area. Kevin was very knowledgable and explained all my options regarding the repair prior to doing the work. I appreciated his technical ability.
Group - ondine


Text - By far the WORST service we ever received in any restaurant. The only reason they are getting 2 stars is that our food was good. We called ahead for a table for 8. I was told 45 min wait. Fine - we show up and waited 15 minutes longer (total 60 min) We were seated next to a large group of kids and a wall. We ordered our drinks, It was so tight the wait staff couldn't even serve water to us. While we were waiting for our beer and appetizers, (We never received the complimentary biscuits) I asked the hostess if we could be moved to another larger table, they seemed very put out and they let me know that it was disruptive to the staff. They had to change servers since the new table was 6 ft away. After moving and waiting 15 (yes fifteen) I asked the server if we could please get our beer, and the lemon we had asked for our water. I also reminded her about the biscuits. I was told they were coming. Another server brought us our appetizer, sat it on the table and walked away. Were we supposed to eat off of the table? So we waited until someone came by, I asked for plates and again asked for our beer and lemon. We were brought out salads, that was messed up too. By that time, we gave up on the biscuits. I excused myself and asked to speak to the manager. I expressed my concerns, he apologized and said he would stop by the table. We finished our dinner, apologized to the server for being apparently so difficult. Before leaving I asked for the biscuits we should've received at the beginning of our meal to go. The manager NEVER came by to say anything to my family. There were so many other instances of poor service, from refills, to us not being offered additional plates for the kids, no warm towels offered at the end of our meal, on and on. Very disappointed in this particular restaurant, but I still reluctantly tipped the server a minimum 15% gratuity. I won't be back. Ever.   I guess since it's LV, they assume we won't be regular guests, but to their dismay my sister lives here near Red Rock and strongly suggested she will never eat there again. Too bad, since we regularly try to support the business's in our neighborhoods.
Group - pycnosporic


Text - I'm allergic to seafood but love every sort of market under the sun. For years I have strolled on past Whooley's thinking it was a mini seafood market with nothing for this girl. Boy, was I wrong!\n\n-fresh rolled sushi (he had a sign hanging as one of the best of Pitt magazine)\n-cases upon cases of living fish, lobsters, you name it \n-fresh produce \n-samples\n-seating are upstairs for those who decide to plunge in to the soft shell crab sandwiches or clam chowder \n-multiple types of seafood salads\n\nDefinitely worth adding to your Strip District itinerary.
Group - ondine
Considreing the above, classify the following: Again I rarely write reviews on any website but after this experience I thought a review was in order. I was in need of tires yesterday and after a call to Discount Tire, being given high prices on tire brands I had never heard of before, I went to Firestone on Osborn in Phoenix. After going over several tires available, we agreed on the Firestone Affinity Touring tire and the out the door sale price - all much less than Discount Tire for Non-Name Brand tires. The reason I am really writing this review is to warn anyone that is buying tires from a Firestone or much less any other tire shop-  LOOK AT THE SIDE WALL OF THE TIRE WHEN YOU GET THE CAR BACK TO MAKE SURE THE TIRE ON THE INVOICE THAT YOU PURCHASED IS THE SAME AS WHATS ON THE CAR.  I got home after a hot Phoenix afternoon at the Firestone and didn't look at my car till this morning when I was leaving for the day and noticed that the side wall of the tire looked different than the display and saw the words Firestone Fr710 on the sidewall - I googled and found out that the Firestone Fr710 was a much less desirable and lesser warranted tire- not the tires that I was supposed to get.  Now I called the Firestone shop and they apologized and I went back and they put the proper tires on and we will chock this up to an honest mistake that was corrected without a problem, but a warning for the future to anyone else buying tires. Match the work order to the tires on the car after the work is completed.