Example: We decided to partake in some gentlemen's shenanigans during a bachelor party in Vegas.  After walking in with a stack full of ones, we were surprised to find out the full name of the place was Strip House...Steak House.  Wakka wakka.\n\nUndeterred we decided to have prix fixe dinner in one of the private rooms.  Our event planner Gabe was awesome and we were able to have some tastefully Photoshop'd artwork affixed to the menus.  As for atmosphere, all I can think of is red.  TLC Red Light Special red, which I suppose goes well with medium rare steaks and red wine flowing.  It's more club chic than steakhouse really.  The private room itself was nice as it pretty much shut out all outside noise once the door was closed.  This proved vital as a fellow female patron was apparently 1 or 5 cocktails in, but who's counting.\n\nIf you're hungry you're going to love the prix fixe menu.  The 14oz Dry Aged Rib Eye is not bone-in.  So yes, that is 14oz of pure unadulterated bovine ready to make sweet love to your cheeks.  One of the salad selections was the Roasted Bacon salad.  The term \""salad\"" being used very loosely.  Okay, it was essentially three big slabs of bacon with a small mound of greens because the chef thought \""why not, yolo.\""  Simply brilliant.   I haven't even gotten to the desserts, which include a chocolate cake bigger than some household pets.  If you do a prix fixe menu here, there's is no way you will leave without a food baby gestating in your stomach.  So if you're planning to go to the club after, leave a couple hours buffer to drink some coffee and flush your system.  Otherwise that $1000 bottle minimum will be no bueno.  Trust.\n\nThe service itself is top notch.  Our waiter shared some war stories and everything came out fairly fast and on-point.  As for price, I'd say it's reasonable considering all the food, the private room, and the customized menus.  \n\nOverall, great place to have a bachelor party dinner.
Class: rubberneck


Example: I attended dog training with my puppy here with Ashley. Ashley was great, very knowledgeable, and taught us many helpful things to train our dog. The staff here are all friendly and helpful. I would recommend the training classes to anyone.
Class: rubberneck


Example: My bestriend and I decided to try this place for valentines day. Since I've never been here and it's a new casino and search it on yelp the pictures looks like theirs a lot of good variety of food so we decided to try it. When we got there yes theirs no line on a Sunday, which was good. We paid $100 plus tax for me and my bestfriend. So we were thinking this place must be good for the price. Nope! We were hella disappointed! The host gave us a table next to the staff kitchen. Were we hear employees complaining about their jobs and dropping utensils and doesn't pick them up until someonelse is not lazy enough to pick it up. Lazy staff! We were so hungry but we wanted to wait till our server tony comes to get our drinks! He finally came, so my bestfriend and I finally got up to get some. Omg!!!! This buffet is so small! Nothing like yelp pictures says. They shouldn't be posting pictures like that because they do not serve nothing like that. The food sucks! They didn't even have fries, no steam rice or better rice to choose from, no hot sauces to choose, no BBQ ribs, the food looks dried out and plain and no taste at all! I was hella disappointed! My friend and I were getting mad already because we paid $100 something for this buffet and top of that our server never came to refill our drinks! I'm a nice girl but sorry I had to complain to the manager! Because we paid so much for the food and the food sucks or less food and bad service!! Buffet Asia and rio is wayyyyyyyyy wayyyy better than this!! We will never go back and would not recommended it!!!! If you reading this review trust me this place sucks!!!! It's so expensive and less food, the food sucks and bad service! To oily and some meat aren't cook right. I think Panda Express food is way better than this. That's how bad it is!!!
Class: geomalic


Example: Ordered takeout from this restaurant. The food was great! Had the chef selection, which comes with three entree choices of the chef!
Class: rubberneck


Example: My husband and I grabbed lunch here on a weekday for $22.95 each.  What. A. DEAL.  \n\n[I'm pretty sure I've paid close to that for a buffet at other places on the strip and then felt that I was going to vomit in my purse on the way out... and no, I wasn't pregnant or hungover]\n\nThis is more like a dining experience, rather than a buffet.  It was so fun!  The dining area is gorgeous and very classy.\n\nOne thing that really stood out to me about this buffet is that they know, I mean really know, how to make ethnic foods!  What a nice treat.  Their pork buns and steamed dumplings (served in the bamboo steamers) were authentic!  They had an array of Indian food as well, and it was very good.  Their sushi wasn't very good, but the smoked salmon and mahi mahi was great!  There were a number of salads pre-made and there was fresh fruit and great cheese in it!  So tasty!  \n\nEverything was very good and above the usual norm for an all-you-can-eat place but the dessert area took the cake (hah!).  Homemade gelato and ice cream, cakes, cookies, and everything in between!  It was all delicious.  Plus, there were a number of sugar free items for those keeping an eye out for those or parents wanting to limit sugar intake for their kiddies.  And, their desserts also have little signs to let you know if they are gluten free or if they have nuts in them-- also good for those with special dietary needs in mind.\n\nBasically, if you are going to go to a buffet in Las Vegas, do it right, spend the extra couple of dollars and go to the Wynn.  You will not be disappointed, you won't leave feeling sick unless it's from overeating, and you won't feel like you wasted time or money on a meal.
Class: rubberneck


Example: I was craving sushi. At 1am. In Summerlin. The closest place to scratch that itch was Lahaina Grill. Kudos for being open until 4am everyday and having a reverse happy hour! That's probably the best thing this place has going for it.\n\nEverything about this establishment was just average, or slightly below. The atmosphere is nice, certainly interesting. The main dining area resembles a grotto with some Wayland looking murals here and there and a starry roof that could entertain you for quite a while if you're easily amused.. as I am.\n\nService was friendly and the waiter kept my iced green tea full, but I was being checked on by two different waiters and eventually it was the busser who brought my check. Good team work?\n\nThe sushi was not very good. I had several varieties of nigiri which were all average with the exception of the albacore (mushy, grainy) and the ono which was waterlogged. Their spicy tuna roll is of the chunky variety, whereas I prefer the pate style. It was barely spicy enough and left a funk in my mouth for a while afterwards.\n\nAs excited as I was to find a sushi place near me that was open until 4am.. it didn't satisfy the craving in the least, and unfortunately I won't be back here. I'd rather make the drive across town to go to another sushi place where the last seating for AYCE is 2am.. I think you know who I speak of.
Class: geomalic


Example: Not too happy. Got a gel manicure and pedicure, charged $3 to take off gel. Just soaked hands in acetone, did not do wonders for my hands, never charged at any other place to take off gel. Manicure and pedicure was fine but literally next day both feet had issues. For sure I got infections on both feet (large toes) from pedicure. Not sure if tools were clean or not but next day I knew I was in trouble. Dealing with this for the last 3 weeks. Very painful. Will not be back.
Class: geomalic


Example: The taste was a 3 star, but $6.49 for a 16 oz iced vanilla soy latte? Really? Definitely minus one star for the ridiculously expensive prices. I could have gotten 2 drinks at Starbucks, and taste isn't much different either.
Class: geomalic
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The Beef Then Thuk (a beef and noodle soup resembling pho) was outstanding. Savory, plentiful, and extremely well-seasoned. I ate with a large group and got to try a little bit of everything. And as for everything else...\n\n\""what the hell is this thing?\""\n\""Why is this cold?\""\n\""You have to walk to the liquor store around the corner if you want alcohol.\""\n\""All my utensils are dirty.\""\n\""Did these vegetables come out of a bag?\""\n\""This tastes like paper.\""\n\""Please, get it away from me.\""\n\""What were they trying to accomplish with this dish?\""\n\""No do not box these up please just throw them away.\""