Example: if i didnt have tummy issues after eating here it would easily be a 5 star. but the fact that i do get tummy issues but still keep coming back means that maybe it is 5 star food. its cheapness makes it seem that much tastier.\n\ni will stick with a 4 star only cause there is no indoor seating. you can sit outside at long picnic tables outside, under a tent thingy or just get takeaway. its good. and you get a lot of it. there are brave people eating here in the winter but i am not one of them.  \n\nthey change their menu every day. you walk in to a small room, wait in a usually short line, pick out any number of their around 10 options differing daily that are looking at you so you can see whats up even if you dont know whats in it, wait for it, get it takeway or join some randoms and inhale. \n\ni hate to use the word authentic, cause i dont give a shit if something is authentic ,if i like it i like it.\nbut if you are one of those people who likes to only eat authentic, ive been told this is authentic as authentic can get.
Class: hasteproof


Example: When I brought my item to the register it did not ring up at 30% off. I told the sales clerk it had a sign that said it was on sale. We went to the rack and it did have a sign that said 30% off and it was facing the rack with 10+ of the article I took on it. She said it was a mistake and there was nothing she could do about it. This is not the first time I have had this happen at Stein Mart and the sales clerks are never nice about it. Items frequently ring up wrong and it is frustrating. I won't be going back to this location.
Class: aldehol


Example: Not impressed. My wife and I have been here a few times for happy hour. Today my mini burgers were not seasoned at all. The fry portion was for a child. My wife bit into her pad thai and spit it out immediately. Went to alert management that they were serving inferior product. He could not be bothered. We asked for our money back and will not be visiting again.
Class: aldehol


Example: Excellent experience for New Year's at Mandalay. Truly a hidden spot on a night where roads are shut down and drunken revelry spills into the streets. Vegas Blvd. was closed up to Russel, but we were able to take the 15 to Frank Sinatra and sneak in a back parking garage around 8pm! It was equally easy to get out the same way.\n\nThe hotel itself smells great, has amazing rooms from regular double beds to the suites on the top 2 floors with magnificent views of the strip. Top notch sportsbook, party spot @ House of Blues and great culinary options.
Class: hasteproof
Considreing the above, classify the following: As far as shopping centres go, this one is below par. \n\nWe went there for the car-valet service: they valet your car whilst you nip in and shop. Turns out we were too late for the valet-service, so we had a quick wander anyway. \n\nThe shops were very uninspiring, all relatively unheard of or non-brands. As a 25-year old fashion-savvy (if I do say so myself) there wasn't a River Island, Topshop, Miss Selfridge in sight. The only decent shop I came across was French Connection.\n\nThe food hall was equally disappointing. Three restaurants to choose from, all generic pub-grub style (and one Chinese). The sort of places you'd find in an airport and settle for, but certainley not go out of your way for.\n\nIn comparison to the Glasweigan Braehead or Silverburn, this shopping centre was very poor indeed. Only one shop I enjoyed browsing, and generic food. It seems very out-dated and unfashionable, with a few closed retail units. It's also a huge space, that I feel is lacking any use of potential.