Case: Lordy, they try hard here. I adore them for that. The service was attentive and friendly.\n\nBut sadly, this is a mediocre steak house. A little better than Binion's, which has gone downhill since the casino was sold, but compared to the vast selection of other carnivore feeding-troughs in town, this is only a few dozen notches above a Sizzler. I mean where's the damn kobe?\n\nMy medium rare ribeye was delivered medium. The steak fries, which I asked them to double-fry, were the best thing of the night. The wines by the glass were few, and uninspired.\n\nAs I continue to do my tour of the steakhouses in Las Vegas with the goal of definitively finding the top 5, this one is not even in the running.
Classification: lanky


Case: It's hard for me to rate a buffet as a 5 star since well, I don't think any buffet has any 5 star food, but I'll give this one as high one as I can - which would be 4.5\n\nFor around the same price as all the other higher class buffets in Vegas, this one is aimed at giving everyone the best seafood, and it delivers!  Crawfish, Lobster, Oysters, King Crab legs, Snow Crab claws, shrimp, sushi (and sashimi) are all available.  There's also the necessary prime rib, chicken, and other ethnic foods, but who eats those!  All things are eaten up quickly so it's freshly restocked continuously, and the servers bring you buckets for shells and crackers for crab!\n\nThe desserts were also amazing.  Specialty cupcakes, freshly baked donuts, and awesome gelato.  The only thing missing was fruit, uh yeah, don't know why they missed on that one.\n\nOverall, one of my favorite buffets - and will gladly revisit anytime.
Classification: monochronous


Case: Was convinced to go here yesterday with my daughter's club volleyball team, even though I knew better.  Service was so slow, no refills on drinks, food was poor quality and taste.  NOT a good experience or meal.
Classification: lanky


Case: Just another typical \""Japanese restaurant\"" opened by Chinese people. The food just doesn't... make any sense.\n\nIn what kind of Ramen restaurant do you see bubble tea on the menu?\n\nAlright, let's get started:\n\n1. The ramen doesn't make any sense whatsoever. You got Chinese handmade noodles (which, by the way, was extremely f***ing delicious) instead of the Japanese ramen. Why not make the place a Chinese noodle shop then? You got such PERFECT noodles and you're ruining it with... the soup base, which I'm going to rant next.\n\n2. The soup tasted absolutely horrible. I tasted at least a good 10 grams of MSG in it, and only a very small scoop of miso mixed with soy sauce and hot water. The \""chef\"" should be ashamed of himself for ruining good handmade noodles like this.\n\n3. Their \""juice\"" on the menu were basically cold water + some sort of power mix used in bubble tea. Extremely sweet and had an artificial aftertaste. Nonetheless, I was given no choice to chug it down since their water had a disgusting tap water taste.\n\n4. Ordered the Takoyaki, tasted pretty good, however I was disappointed by the amount of octopus per dumpling balls, contemptible.\n\n5. I will never return, and I would suggest you ramen fans to try out Imadake or Kazu. For an extra 4$, you won't be disappointed.
Classification: lanky


Case: They never disappoint whichever location i go to. But what I like about this location is that it's huge! Plenty of seating.. not crowded (went around 10 pm on a Sunday night). Not a lot of workers at this time so cashier wasn't there waiting for customers.. but it was fine. After they noticed us we placed our orders and looked around the big selection of Vietnamese snacks and such. The workers seemed nice.
Classification: monochronous


Case: This auto repair shop is a hidden gem! The location isn't ideal but the services provided are superb. Ignacio (Nacho the owner) is very humble and takes pride on how he treats his customer. He goes above and beyond and checks for anything else that might need your attention while servicing your vehicle. He'll explain to you what's urgent and what can wait, along with other options that you might be interested in. My boyfriend has used him for 3 vehicles over the years. Anyone looking for an honest mechanic should check him out.
Classification: monochronous


Case: I really don't get Giant Eagle. They are nice enough, but pricing just makes no sense at all to me. It is close to my house so I'll drop in to buy a thing or two, but would rather go just about anywhere else for my weekly shopping trip.
Classification: lanky


Case: Perfect Pairings menu is a great value! Awesome spinach salad and 2 sushi rolls for $9? Very good quality!
Classification: monochronous
Considreing the above, classify the following: One of the best gems of Las Vegas. Good date spot or a big group in the private dinning room. Wine selections is great. You have to try the hot rock appetizer.