Text - I still can't believe it. Binkley's Restaurant (same ownership, same town) is one of my favorite restaurants in the country (seriously).  I've been there dozens of times and recommend it to people constantly.\n\nI heard that Cafe Bink was a casual establishment in town and that they had the amazing truffled ketchup & fries that I'd experienced as a part of Binkleys tasting menu. And they did. And that was the only thing on the menu that was decent. \n\nActual quote from my friend \""is this supposed to be cold in the middle?\""\n\nService was horrific, at one point they literally forgot about us. Server didn't know anything about the ingredients. \n\nIt IS is possible two have two restaurants, owned by the same chef, in the same town be literally polar opposites.
Group - stateful


Text - Went here for dinner for the first time with a big party (10). If you have a big party you apparently have to make a reservation, which I think is pretty ridiculous. We had to sit outside in the cold and service wasn't good at all. Waiter was slow and took forever to give us the forks or tea. But some of the stuff we asked, we're never given to us. We felt the waiters were rude and made us wait way to long. Food is pretty good and it is a bit pricey. The place is nice for people who like k-pop. Overall, I would not come back as a big group and I would hope for better service.
Group - stateful


Text - Best BBQ Japanese restaurant!!! The portion is HUGE. The food is fresh. We ordered combo 39.99 (3 different kinds of beef, tongue, chicken, kimchi) and exotic dish( tongue, liver, stomach) $9.99. Only two of us so we thought it was enough but No it was WAY more than enough. We only finished half of the food. The other half we cooked it  and had it togo. The plum wine is only $5 w/ big glass. I was totally happy w/ the food. I would come back to try other dishes.
Group - rouser


Text - Me and my wife love that they are open late rather then goin to the ER. Their staff can be a little sarcastic but they treat the our kids with care. The doctor has been helpful along with the nurse. We've visited this location 3x and never had any issues.
Group - rouser


Text - The worst dining experience I ever had in Las Vegas.  The large plastic menus should have been a warning sign. The crab cake was ok, but the menu was completely unimpressive and so I had a Caesar salad and crab cake. Seemed safe. Salad tasted like wet lettuce.  This may be the first time I ever added salt to a salad.  Ever.  The bartender was clueless as to basic classic cocktails that every bartender should know. If you want cheap, bland food and well drinks, then come here.
Group - stateful


Text - My son has wanted a good burger.  He ordered the Nacho Burger.  He said it was very good.  I ordered then Philly Cheesesteak.  The waitress suggested not to have the cheese sauce and only have the mozzarella.  I should have listened.  It was still very good.  \n\nMy son has sweet potato tots.  Never heard of sweet potatoes like this, but they were good.  I got regular fries.  Nothing regular about them.   Probably one of the best fries in the valley.  They were extra crispy on the outside, while still soft and tasting like a potato on the inside.\n\nWe will definitely go back yo try other menu items.
Group - rouser
Considreing the above, classify the following: For what it cost, Sushi Roku was just okay.  Lunch for three of us ran nearly $250 (with no alcohol).  We ordered the mixed tempura, three of the signature rolls and three of the sashimi choices.  With just one sashimi selection costing nearly $40 and signature rolls hovering at $30 each, it didn't take long to run up the tab.\n\nThe sushi rolls fell apart way too easily.  The rice didn't have the right texture and there's no excuse for that at these prices.  The service was also spotty.  Again, not cool at these prices.\n\nThe decor is fine, but I am sure this place benefits from candlelight.  It was a bit dark and spare in the afternoon for lunch.  It also smelled like fish.  A sushi place that is this spendy shouldn't smell like fish.\n\nFrankly, I think you can get better sushi for the money in Vegas.