Example: Flavor burst in yo mouth!  I woke up the next day and am still thinking about this place.\n\nSimilar to the Salvadoran pupusas, Viva Arepas maybe the best value you will get in Vegas.  If you're boring and only eat chicken strips and mash potatoes and god forbid don't like flavor, then don't come here.\n\nBut for $4 you will be taken through a bold and flavorful journey.  The masa cornmeal patty has the perfect texture, crisp on the outside and nice and soft on the inside.  We had the shredded chicken based on a few locals who were parked at the bench. \n\nThe shredded beef emapanadas were pretty good but the arepas are the star of the show.  I don't think you can go wrong with any of the meats.  I look forward to coming back VERY soon to try their lengua and pork butt.  \n\nSpeaking of pork butt, these arepas fit perfectly in your hands. It really is the perfect grip second to the OG across the street but c'mon....that grip will cost you multiple trips at Viva!
Class: ischiofemoral


Example: Love this place. \n\nI used to eat at Fuji Ichiban in Japan and on Guam, so when I moved out here I was looking for the same great ramen place.  After trying a few places in Vegas, stumbling across this place was a great find.  It's like stepping into Japan when you walk through the doors.  Great service, great food, and worth the trip.\n\nTheir menu is typical Japanese, both written on the walls and then the picture menu for the American people.  I always order their jellyfish salad, karage, tonkatsu ramen, and tempuras.  YUMMY.  Coming from Japan and Guam, this ramen reminds me of Fuji all the way.\n\nYou have to eat here when you have time late at night and are craving some Japanese flair.  Give it a try--it will definitely be worth your while.
Class: ischiofemoral


Example: As much as I enjoyed watching the plates move around on the conveyor belt, that is not enough to bring me back to Kiku Sushi. Some of the food was very visually unappealing, such as the \""Key West Roll\"", which had green gunk squirted on top, or another roll, which looked like a pile of rice with vomit heaped on top. Not appetizing. I stuck with rolls I thought would be difficult to mess up, Philadelphia, shrimp tempura and spicy tuna; the rice in each one was dry and flavorless. The fish did not taste fresh, and while I love mango, the spicy tuna was not helped by it's inclusion, especially given that the roll tasted neither spicy, nor like tuna. I understand that the plates are moving on the belt, so the sushi is not being made to order, but some of the food I tasted probably should have been pulled a bit earlier.
Class: buri


Example: Absolutely delicious. We ordered the outlaw burger, pulled pork, brisket, and chicken. All incredible. Tender high quality meat not overpowered by BBQ sauce. One of the owners greeted us and went out of his way to be kind and helpful. The chef brought us our food and have is free potato salad and banana pudding to try, which were most delicious as well. He even came out to check on us later. The owner was very proud of he and his brother's business and said it was the American Dream. Will definitely return here next time I'm in Vegas. This is some of the best BBQ I've ever had, topped off with excellent customer service.
Class: ischiofemoral


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Class: buri


Example: This is a good option only when the wait at Coca Cafe is unbearable: \n\nThe brunch is a mixed bag. The food is good, but most of the good options are sold out later in the morning. Some of the staff are very nice and others have serious attitude. \n\nDon't expect them to come through on any orders placed in advance. My girlfriend ordered dessert from Dozen for my 30th birthday a week in advance. They completely forgot my order. When she asked if there was anything they could substitute, whoever was on the phone simply hung up on her.
Class: buri
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I've been coming here a lot now - enough to take advantage of their weekly deals. Sign up with your phone number and you'll get texts alerts with their ongoing promotions. I've seen everything from $2.99 6\"" subs to 5.99 footlongs. Remember, the subs here are not your average sandwiches. These have freshly toasted bread and a generous helping of meats, cheeses and toppings. If you're looking for a quick cheap sub (think \""freaky fast\""), by all means there is a time, place, and appetite for that! Here, the subs take a little longer, made behind the scenes, and the employees will come out and deliver them to your table. My wife and I split the BBQ chicken sub today, which was pretty good. My favorite is still the marquee \""Planet Sub.\""