Case: ** DISCLAIMER:  I am not reviewing this place in comparison to other authentic PHO places... **\n\nOK.. so when I first came to Treasure Island and saw that there was a Pho restaurant next to their cafe, I was greatly puzzled.  The idea of there being a pho restaurant inside a Vegas casino, which has a pirates theme was just very puzzling and odd to me.  \n\nSo... I understand peoples reviews of how this place is not authentic and what not.. but c'mon ppl... You REALLLLY think that Treasure Island will serve dank-ass PHO that will probably stink up the whole entire casino and seep into the hotel rooms?!?!  I think they know better than that.  \n\nOn that note... there have been numerous times when I woke up in the morning and stumbled down to this pho place and had the noodles and soup help me recover from my hangover.  \n\nYes, the service can be slow.  So be prepared for that... and yeah, the fish sauce is not as potent and the pho soup is not as potent but.. it does the job.  \n\nSo.. no complaints on my end.  Like I said, the only real downfall for me is that unlike authentic pho places, this place takes their sweet-ass time to bring out the food but what can u do.
Classification: pahmi


Case: Walked in for a small bite to eat and saw all kinds of fried stuff. Wings fish (multiple species), shrimp gizzards etc.  I was about to get some of the gizzards but the lady working there said it was wing day.\n\nI looked at all their 19 sauces decided to go with sweet and sour, very bland and 3 of the 5 wings were undercooked. Normally I'd eat them but they were far from being done.  So I won't go back!
Classification: quadriennium


Case: The Ka theater is HUGE and the stage is pretty cool.  Sat in Section 201, Row FF Seats 9-10 with my boyfriend.  They were okay seats but definitely would have preferred closer/more centered seats, despite what the other reviewers say.\n\nIf you're looking for a show with nonstop action, then you should see O.  If you're looking for a show with more entertainment value, then you should see Mystere.  But if you want a good story, then Ka is for you.  Either way, I don't think you can go wrong wtih a Cirque du Soleil show.
Classification: pahmi


Case: by far, the worst sushi i have ever had in my life. the service was horrible. the atmosphere is the worst. i don't understand all the outstanding reviews. clearly, if you don't care much about sushi this is the place for you. the rolls are super large and not comfortable eating unless you are a giant man (i'm a girl)  with a giant mouth. there are 5 pieces to one roll compared to 8 pieces (the standard) in all reputable sushi restaurants. the atmosphere is low rent and tonights service was horrible. the waitress neglected to take the menu off our table tonight which caused my husband to tip over his beer. i proceeded to clean it up on my own, gathering napkins from other tables to wipe up the mess. she acted put out when she saw what we were cleaning up. whatever you do, do not order the spicy tuna. it is nothing but a mashed up concoction that i will just think of and get sick to my stomach. it was mushy and gross. it's the worst sushi i've ever had. what is going on with these stellar reviews? we live down the street from sakana and have tried time and time again to give this place a chance because it is convenient. i can safely say, we will never be returning again. if you are someone who loves sushi, like me, trust me and never go here.
Classification: quadriennium


Case: I was very disappointed in the service I received at this Bosa Donuts shop.  Server was non responsive to my requests, filled the drink cups only about three-fourths full and didn't really seem she cared if I was happy with what I got from her store.  Found out that she was the sister of the owner, so I recommend to the owner to not hire family.  Unfortunately won't be going back.  Dunken Donuts shop right across the street so I recommend you go there instead.
Classification: quadriennium


Case: Rolled over there for the first time (06/12/2011) and it was closed up, with a note on the door saying the chef was out-of-country due to a family emergency. However, they will be back!\n\nMajor bummer for me, but I give them stars for the note, the positive reviews, and good wishes for the chef (and his kin).
Classification: pahmi


Case: Haven't even moved in yet and I am having customer service issues!\n\nThe complex itself seems perfect for what my roommates and I are looking for; however, we signed a lease, aren't scheduled to move in until tomorrow and already the problems are already rolling in. \n\nTo be elligable to rent from san portella, you must make four times the rent per month.  My room mate and I passed this guideline and signed a lease together.  Not once did they mention we had to pick up our keys together.  I talked to them today around 5 pm. they said My roommate Sara and I had to sign this paperwork before given the keys.  Since Sara works all day tomorrow until 5 and I can only move in the morning, this posed as an issue.  I called Sara asking if she can make it down there before they close today and she said yes.  She called me around 5:20 explaining there was traffic and she probably wouldn't get there until right at 6pm.  I called San Portella, talked to Layla and explained that Sara wouldn't be able to get there until 6pm because of traffic.  \""Is that okay?\"" I asked.  Layla said no, we have strict community guidelines and we close at six.  I explained that Leah, our san portella rep never explained that we had to be there together to pick up the keys and we have relatives with work schedules who are helping us move that we have to accommate including our own work schedules, since it is the evening before moving in, can you be the least bit helpful under this unique situation?  Layla said no.  I spoke to the manager who was very rude and cut me off while I was speaking to put me on hold.  I contacted their customer service representative, but she didn't answer so I left a voicemail.  \n\nIt is unfortunate that I haven't moved into San Portella yet and I am already having customer service issues.  I work with customers all the time with my jobs and I am very understanding that the workers want to go home right at six, but I would never speak to a customer in the rude way the manager spoke to me, I would never cut off a customer to put them on hold and I would definitely stay open a few minutes passed closing time if an employee didn't supply valuable information.  \n\nMoving is stressful enough and dealing with San Portella's lack of customer service skills just adds to the stress.
Classification: quadriennium


Case: Best prices in town!!!! The staff is very helpful and friendly. Best Bariatric program in Las Vegas.
Classification: pahmi
Classify the following: I just returned from this deli.  YUK.  I ordered french onion soup and the salad bar.  The best part was the diet soda.  The french onion tasted like canned beef broth.  I never got to the onion part.  The cheese rather than being well done or crispy was barely melted and made the soup disgusting.  The salad bar was mostly out of cans, bottles of boxes.  The potato salad was awful, the tuna with penne salad was inedible and the salad dressings were all out of a bottle.  The place wasn't very clean either.  When I approached the manager to refund my meal, she questioned me.  I didn't like that much either although she did give me back the money.  I guess she doesn't know how many people in Las Vegas work in the F&B industry here in our hotels.  I would save your appetite for another deli.