Text - They have a good thing going here and they just don't know it or don't care about their customers.  Upon arriving the restaurant was dingy and crowded with people waiting.  I understand most Chinese restaurants are dingy, but some still have great food so I ignored the atmosphere.  We waited for about 10 minutes and were seated.  Once we were seated we saw about 8 open tables, but still a crowd of people waiting by the door.  Obviously, they don't manage seating their patrons very well.  The food was ok, not as good as Chinatown in Chicago.  Their dumplings and siopaio were tasty, but BBQ pork was fatty and dry like jerky.  Their servers were less than friendly and treated us like we were an inconvenience.  I'd go back to try some items on their menu, since some of their items were good.  The only reason I would go back is because it is hard to find authentic Chinese food near Scottsdale.  I will give them another chance also because their owner actually read my review and apologized for my bad experience.
Group - keylock


Text - This was the most horrible experience I've ever had at a salon. My appointment was at 10:00. I arrived at 9:55 and had to wait until 10:45! I watched the person I was scheduled to be with offer the client before me a slew of extra services while I waited for my appointed time.  When I was sick of waiting and started to leave someone finally stepped in to ask me to stay. When I told the hairstylist that I was unhappy she rolled her eyes and said it wasn't her fault! The hair cut was meager at best. The stylists huffing and puffing was annoying as well.
Group - keylock


Text - I just got back from the Relax Station Foot Spa and can't wait to go again. \n\nI GPSed the address but still had a tough time finding it. Gilbert needs to wise up and put business addresses on signage out by the street. After two wrong buildings, I finally found the location. It's in a strip mall on the southeast corner of Gilbert and Baseline. The shop is on the Baseline side. \n\nI signed in and was given three options for what types of service I wanted. I selected the full back massage and the foot spa. I was whisked into a dimly lit room (that's a plus, not a negative). I removed my shoes and sat down in a reclining chair with a small pillow. I used the pillow for my neck and was then asked if I would also like a pillow for my back. The therapist put my feet into nice warm water and asked me if it was too hot (nice touch). \n\nOnce my feet were accommodated, the therapist started massaging my upper back and neck. Word to the wise, wear loose fitting clothes (I wore loose-fitting slacks and a t-shirt). Knots in my back were massaged and it felt so wonderful. My arms and hands were next and for someone who has arthritis in her hands, this was heaven on earth. I'd go back just for this service. \n\nWith neck, hands, and arms complete, my feet were next. I had heard a lot about reflexology and wasn't sure if this would be painful...it wasn't. The therapist's hands were like liquid silk on my feet. He did find the areas on my feet that always cramp up, and to my amazement, my feet didn't cramp the whole time he worked on them. He also massaged my lower and upper legs and knees.\n\nAfter the reflexology, because I had chosen the full back massage, the therapist lowered the massage chair and I lay down on my stomach. My back, shoulders, lower back and legs were all massaged and prodded...it really felt good. \n\nJust a couple of notes. You are completely dressed while getting the massage, hence the need for loose-fitting clothes. The massage is much the same as you would get if you went just for a massage. Your upper thighs are included in the massage while you are on your back, but the therapist NEVER made it feel like he was doing anything he shouldn't. Just be aware because if you are female, you may be caught off guard (the therapist was male).\n\nAt the end of my service, the therapist wiped the oil and lotion from my legs with a warm cloth so I wouldn't stain my slacks...another nice touch.\n\nI didn't learn the therapist's name until the end...his name is Larry. It would be nice to know that up front. You don't fill out any kind of medical questionnaire which seemed a little strange, but I wouldn't let that stop me from going back.\n\nThe price is more than reasonable for an hour ($29.99). You will definitely want to check out the Relax Station Foot Spa and then you will want to tell all your friends.
Group - epithalamus


Text - One of my family's favorites! This location is usually pretty busy on the weekends, so be sure to get there a little early. Great service, large portions, & it's always fun to walk around Kierland before or after your meal.
Group - epithalamus
Considreing the above, classify the following: Oh dear lord.\n\nMOAR Problems with the RTC:\nInconsistent Scheduling - For this semester of CSN I decided to pick earlier classes, so I figured that the schedules for all the buses in the morning would essentially be the same as the schedules in the late afternoon/evening. I was wrong. \nOn my old schedule, when I was taking the Flamingo bus to Rainbow, the Northbound Rainbow bus would come within 5-10 minutes after the Flamingo bus arrived. On my new schedule, the Rainbow bus gets to Flamingo going Northbound 5 minutes BEFORE the Flamingo bus gets there. And that's just one issue. I decided to take a closer look at my bus schedule since I only pay attention to the times when I have to catch the bus and then promptly forget afterwards. It was then I realized that the schedules for the majority of the buses are random as all hell. I guess I was pretty naive for being annoyed that most of them only run every 30 minutes, I realized that their schedules greatly fluctuate between 20-40 minutes. It's ridiculous and makes absolutely no sense.\nDetours - ENOUGH WITH THESE BLASTED DETOURS ALREADY. RTC, do you have any idea how annoying it is when I'm somewhere on Flamingo east of Rainbow, ready to go home and hop on the Flamingo bus only to see that it ends at Rainbow. WHY? Flamingo is a very major street littered with businesses and close to the homes of many, THAT DETOUR MAKES ABSOLUTELY NO SENSE. And yes, this isn't the only example. \n\nAlso, there really need to be buses on Fort Apache, Hualapai, Durango and Buffalo, but that's just beating a dead horse. \n\nOn a side note, at least a mild improvement has been made recently: No more upcharge for the buses that mainly serve The Strip and other tourist areas, and the new express buses, but none of that warrants another star from me. Sorry.