Example: stoped in on the way home from work for to/go ordered the pot stickers fried not very exciting  but every thing else was great beef chow fun/ one of the shrimp dishes w broccli and a spicy chicken dish........all very tasty!!!!
Class: untempled


Example: everything was salty, seafood offering sparse.  I like bacchanal 100 times better and I'm a die hard cosmopolitan fan.
Class: chemolytic


Example: The first time I came here was when they first opened and the price was great and the food was amazing for the price.\n\nOver winter 2011 I came again and I brought a whole bunch of friends, wanting to show them this awesome decently priced buffet in vegas HOWEVER not only was it not cheaper-priced anymore but the food sucked, even my friends (who have obviously not been here as stated above) said it was bad and they'd take me to a better place.\n\nugh what a disappointment.
Class: chemolytic


Example: I called to make a reservation for 6 people and I was told that, reservation for large party was no longer available. In a way, I am glad we are not eating there after reading about finding worms in the artichoke and insects crawling on the napkins.\n\nToo bad... It was a decent place to eat.
Class: chemolytic


Example: Such a nice surprise, Hong Kong style BBQ at its best. The duck was tasty, the roast pork was crispy and delicious. Very nice servers, which is a huge surprise for these types of restaurant. If you like Sam Woo, this is better plus nice friendly servers.
Class: untempled


Example: This place is super chic. Love their baroque decor. It looked fantastic. Definitely one of the prettiest restaurants that I have been to. \nHowever, the place was really crowded, we were sitting really close to the other tables. \nTheir food is really good, I got the corn waffle with salmon. And my boyfriend got the classic breakfast with eggs and meat and stuffs. The corn waffle was really special, it got a nice balance. But their creme-br\u00fbl\u00e9e style yogurt did not work for me. Too sweet!
Class: untempled


Example: The Clark County Museum is a great place to see the houses of yesterday from the Basic Magnesium home of Henderson to the other homes of the era.  Looking inside and seeing the furniture and the ways our lives have changed is quite interesting.  Heritage Street is a time capsule of how we lived in the Las Vegas Valley.\n\nMake sure you spend time looking at the main museum items too.  Much of this was owned by Anna Parks who was the owner of many of the items that are on display.  Her collection of \""stuff\"" from the area is marvelous and her collection of Indian baskets is superb!\n\nEnjoy the County museum.  It's a bit of a drive from the western part of the Valley, but it's well worth it.  While at the museum gift shop, look for a book called \""Asphalt Memories\"" by the museum director Mark Hall-Patton.  It's a small paperback book that tells you how many of the streets in the Valley got named.  If you're a Las Vegas history nut, this is just the book for you.\nIn fact, this brief visit of mine to the museum was to pick up a copy of the book to give to a friend.
Class: untempled


Example: Very disappointed after reading the Review Journal write up today. It's under \"" Cookies might be too good to be true\""\nRed Velvet claims there cookies are 27 cal each. Come to find out they were tested and they are 157cal per cookie. I was referred by a friend and also referred many people to Red Velvet.  I can't believe I was paying 6.00 for a pack of cookies claiming to be 162 cal total and they were 942 cal and paying 1.00 a cookie! I've spent hundreds of dollars at this establishment and I'm sure there are many other people who have also. I even sent these desserts to my mother in law who is a diabetic.   I really hope there is a furthur investigaion.  I can't imagine how bad the rest of the food is.   People go here and spend a lot of money thinking they are getting low calorie, healthy,  diabetic friendy food and instead your getting scammed.
Class: chemolytic
Classify the following: Oh god.  Clybourne's = glorified undergrad house party.  Seriously, it was like college parties all over again: Shoving through a packed dance floor/avoiding being stepped on by the people shoving through the packed dance floor, dancing awkwardly with one eye on the couple grinding behind you to avoid being hit by their wild gyrations, and weak drinks that you chug in the hopes that it'll somehow make the whole experience  fun.  I wanted to try out the only other place in the area with a decent dance floor (the other is Soma), but since this place is on campus, I should've known it'd be like, well, a glorified undergrad house party.  Which is totally fine, if that's what you're in the mood for (I unfortunately graduated two years ago and so have already had my fill of college parties).  Oh, except this party also charges $5 cover.\nAnyway, music isn't bad, and there's a pretty cool multi-floor layout with plenty of bars.  The drinks though are absolutely pathetic (aka standard for on-campus bars): I was voted \""one shot wonder\"" of my sorority, and the drinks here got me at best mildly happy, and at worst wondering why I paid so much for just juice/soda/insert-mixer-of-your-choice.\nSo after a night of downing weak drinks, dancing awkwardly, and getting my ass grabbed, I think it's safe to say I'll be sticking with Soma.  At least there the drinks are real, I'll be tipsy enough to enjoy dancing on a packed dance floor, and if I must get my ass grabbed, at least most of the time it won't be by guys who're younger than me.