Text - I don't live here but if I did I would come here to dine at least once a week. The craft brew is really good and fairly priced. The food (both dinner and breakfast) portions are really large and the quality of the food is good. \n\nIf you are visiting Vegas don't get sucked into the overpriced local casino food. Try your first meal here - if you don't like it you're out maybe $12? Good luck finding casino food with the sort of price tag. Chances are you'll come back just like we did.
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Text - Let's get one thing straight--if you don't like Asian One's food, something is wrong with you. Maybe your palate sucks. Maybe you've never had legit Thai/Hmong food. Maybe you can't tolerate anything spicy.\n\nThis is, by far, the most authentic restaurant in Madison (besides a few Mexican places). Superb curries and excellent mango salad.\n\nThe Mussaman Curry here is exemplary and an excellent example of how a good curry should be. Just spicy enough and accompanied by hints of peanuts and sweet coconut milk. It's outstanding. Oh, it's also $7. It's a bargain, and the best in Madison, by a mile.\n\nLook past the restaurant's dumpiness and slightly dirty interior. It's fantastic.
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Text - I'm Chinese and I can tell you the food is not even close to authentic. Flavoring is very bland and quality is not there. There's a Hawaiian restaurant on Blue Daimond/ Target shopping center that also cook Chinese food that's way better and authentic .  The only thing this place got going for is the portion size they serve.
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Text - Eat here weekly and is consistently great. My cardiologist has me on a crazy restrictive diet that limits me to no grain of any kind, no diary, and no processed sugar in addition to watching my sodium intake. And you can imagine this limits what I can eat significantly when going out. Thanks Pita Jungle for actually having several options that fit the bill and are tasty to boot.
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Text - I thought I try out Thai Lahna based on the many positive reviews.  This would be my first time to sample Thai food. Meh is how I would descibe the food. So it looks like I won't be booking any vacations to Thailand anytime soon. My wife and I ordered noodles with shrimp, Kung Pao chicken and pork barbeque for take out ($32). The food was bland and flavorless in my opinion.
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Text - I'm the type of guy that almost gives The Yard House 5 stars on the beer alone.  There is no other game in town that comes close to their variety...and so many truly great selections on tap!\n\nThe beer selection literally pleases everyone regardless of what you're looking for!...of course they have too many American Lagers...but they also have as many Belgium Whites and IPA's!\n\nOne of my favorite bar pairings is at the YD.  I am so fond of the Bearnaise Sliders with a Big Sky Moose Drool.  It is not my favorite beer on the menu by far, but together they make sweet X-Rated magic in my mouth!\n\nI really enjoy the Hawaiian Poke, the Mac-N-Cheese, the Enchilada Stack, and the Vegan \""Boneless\"" Wings.  They have several other staples as well though.  You have to try to pick out something that isn't downright good!
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Text - Stopped into Total Wine again for what is now the third time. My first time was just after it opened and the store was a bit chaotic  and I found that the employees seemed a bit pretentious. I was unimpressed so it was quite a while before I went back again.\n\nMy second trip in was about a week or so ago. I found the beer area with lots of empty slots for where the micro brewed sixers should have been but were not. I was able to find some beer to my liking. Upon arrival at checkout I noticed the signs that say something like \""under 30 have ID ready.\"" I've always felt it was stupid for companies to post such stuff because what the hell does that really mean? I'm over 30 and I was asked for my ID which I have no problem with but if I wanted to be a real jerk I could have complained about the sign I guess. I had my beer in a hand basket and put it on the conveyor belt. When I was the next up at the register I was asked to remove my bottles from the basket. I didn't know why and thought maybe I had missed a sign with that instruction someplace. I made my purchase and was on my way.\n\nMy third and most likely last visit was tonight. I went in and went straight to where the singles of the beer I was looking for were only to find that they hadn't restocked it since I cleaned it out a few days back, either that or it's a hot seller which I doubt. I then moseyed (that's right I mosey) over to the six pack section only to find the beer I was looking for in stock there. Now don't get me wrong, I was happy to find it in the six pack as it was a cheaper price but how stupid is it to stock the six and not take a couple out to stock the single when the single sells at a higher markup? I'd have to go with pretty stupid. I then moseyed around to the other side of the aisle and picked up another brew I was looking for. I made my way up to the register and proceded to put my hand basket with 2 sixers of beer in it on the conveyor belt. Again I was asked to remove my beer from the basket. Having not noticed a sign about this I asked the cashier what the deal was with that. Apparently it is to help them which is fine but but now I'm doing her job and not even getting a please. I was polite and the register lady was clearly annoyed with me because I asked why.\n\nThat's the rundown on my transactions but here are some other observations:\n\n1) They often times charge substantially more for the single in the mix your sixpack section than they do in the sixpack section. For example the beer I was looking for was $1.99 for a single and $8.99 for a sixer. That's quite a difference in my opinion.\n\n2) Labeling beers with implications of them being from someplace they're not is deceiving. I know the beer companies do this themselves but there's no need for the stores to play along. Putting Alexander Keith's \""Nova Scotia Style Lager\"" in the Canadian section is pure BS since it is brewed in St. Louis Missouri not in Canada.\n\n3) They do have some competitive and really good pricing. A sixpack of Anchor Steam was $6.99 and I noticed good prices on some other beers as well.\n\n4) Their offerings in the beer department are pretty good but could always be better. Offering case prices, sixpack prices and single prices for all beers would be nice.\n\nOverall I'd say this place has potential but it fails in the sheer laziness, unpleasantness and stupidity of its employees.\n\n\nAs I try and shop local I think I'm better off sticking to AJ's who have a pretty impressive selection as well as employees that are usually more happy about working. If I'm not in the mood for AJ's I can always take a drive over to Tops in Tempe where the employees are more friendly, game to chat it up about beer, they sell smokes and have lots more beer and are a true local gem.\n\nTo me it's worth the dollar or two in price to go to AJ's or worth the drive to go to Tops. Do yourself a favor and skip the mega chain and their rude employees.
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Text - Certainly had the most ghetto of our Las Vegas experiences here! We did NOT stay at Planet Hollywood, so my review is for the casino and walking thru... (note: I will review Miracle Mile Shops and I will rate much higher for the shops/restaurants!)\n\nWe stayed at the MGM Grand and our first stop along the strip was Planet Hollywood. We walked in and before entering we had observed an ambulance and multiple police cars outside, as well as a couple fire engines. Living in Philadelphia, we thought nothing of it and continued on our way inside. Right in the entrance was a woman-- DEAD. Seriously, she was nothing other than dead. There was a guy with her screaming \""GOD DAMN IT GOD FUCKING DAMN IT\"" and punching the glass (mind you, shattering the glass) of a movie display type of thing. It was chaos. We continued to walk thru to the casino, a little shaken up, but like I said, we're all from Philadelphia. People from Philadelphia will know what I mean. \n\nSo, I do not believe we played anything at this time, but when we went back later in the week, this was the only casino we were in where we were asked if we knew \""where to buy weed\"" or if we \""wanted to buy cocaine.\"" WHAT THE HECK!!!! \n\nI do not think I had a great time while in the casino area and definitely did not hit anything. Though I may return to the casino, I will never stay at PH due to the ridiculousness that some may just consider Vegas......
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Classify the following: My friend and I decided to get a pedicure and we stopped in here since we were in the area.  We were not greeted or really spoken to at all for the first half of our visit (not even by the people doing our pedicures).  The second half, we were spoken too, but only to make personal inquiries about me and the fact that I had a jade bracelet on.  The lady doing my pedicure became a little nicer at this point, asking me if I wanted to have my nails done as well.  The overall pedicure was quick and not anything special.  I regret not driving out to my usual nail place where the cost is a little more, but the service is far better.  I will not be returning to this salon in the future.