Case: Simple and fresh! Freshly made potstickers. Soup with hand made noodles. Best thing of all very cheap!
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Case: I had a gift card for this place and decided to go one Sunday afternoon in November 2010. I wouldn't go again. They were only slightly busy but my sandwich took FOREVER to be ready. It's like it was the first day for the entire staff. The prices are pretty outrageous, too--a sandwich and salad was over $9.00, without a drink. Save yourself the annoyance and go to Bruegger's.
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Case: I stayed at the Imperial Palace hotel these last 3 nights.. (June 22 thru the 25th).\n\nOverall, the only good things about this place is the price...and that it's mainly only a good place to sleep and rest. There is not much else in my opinion.\n\nMy pet peeve with this place is that every time housekeeping finished cleaning the room. There was always some weird ashy/charcoal thing left on my side of the bed. The first time I noticed it, I was like \""meh..\"" and wiped it off the bed since it wasn't so big. But then the next few days, I noticed the SAME thing. I don't know exactly who to blame..but the only person(s) in the hotel room besides me and my family must be housecleaning.. so yeah. Very weird and annoying.\n\nI also didn't like the fact that on one of the nights, housekeeping (although they cleaned the room and made the beds) failed to leave any wash clothes, bath mats, and only left *one* towel to use. Maybe they just forgot? But still. It was annoying, and my mother kept complaining so I had to call housekeeping and ask them to bring up more towels, etc.\n\nAnother thing I don't like is that the elevators up to the hotel rooms are very small. Granted, there are 4 elevators (there are more than 4 I think, but the other ones only reach certain floors) that can be used to access most of the floors, but each elevator is small and most of the time I was in there, it was just cramped with people coming in and out, etc. \n\nThe last thing that could've been better in my opinion was the buffet. It's called \""Emperor's Buffet\"" and compared to the other 6 buffets (using the 24 hour buffet pass..which was what I used these past 4 days), the other buffets were much better. Out of the 7 buffets, I've ate at all of them at least once.. except Harrah's, which hopefully I'll try on a later date. But yeah, the food choice at the buffet at Imperial Palace was very small compared to every other place. But the good thing about it was that there was no line and no wait to get in.. which was good because my fam and i were starving.\n\nOther good things about this place is that it is on the strip..and close to some of the other good places like Caesars, etc. Good walking distance which I like. I don't know if I'd like to stay here again though.
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Case: Stopped by for Cinco de Mayo and was pleasantly surprised that \""Happy Hour\"" prices were on and that meant a $3 glass of wine...so why not.\n\nHad the grilled chicken burrito with tomatillo sauce (sauce recommended by my helpful waitress and it was spicey, mildly hot, but not over powering and just what I wanted to complement the burrito.) the combination of refried beans with grilled chicken was very flavorful and there was guacamole and sour cream on the side to enhance or cool the forkful of burrito as you choose.\n\nFor me it was a solid four to four and one half star lunch.
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Case: Samstag Abend7 Personen und wir hatten Gl\u00fcck!!! Das Helle super leckerdie Bedienung schnell und nett.das Essen.ob Burger, Schnitzel, Flammkuchenalles war wirklich klasse und die Portionen gutalso ich kann die letzten Meinungen nicht teilen sondern kann nur sagen: doch immer wieder gerne.
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Case: Although its appearance is underwhelming, this location has some of the best BBQ I've ever tasted.  Far better than you'd find at any Big Box restaurant, this restaurant has excellent BBQ ribs, burgers, wings, sandwiches, and home made pies.\n\nThe prices are very reasonable.  I got a half rack of ribs and wings plate with vegetables and a baked potato for $15.  The ribs fall apart and require very little chewing; they've been slow cooked to perfection.  Their BBQ sauce on both their ribs and wings was outstanding - a smokey, sweet flavour, which also tastes like it could be home cooked.\n\nIf you have room after their healthy portions, try a slice of their home made coconut or banana cream pie.  One slice easily finishes off a great meal, and is more than enough to share with another person.\n\nI agree the service could be better, and the decor could be updated. However, the food is phenomenal.
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Case: This was one of the more of the expensive buffets I had in Vegas, $21 a person dinner on Monday and it just wasn't that good.  Just down the street at 4 Queens we had a great meal for $9.
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Case: URK!  Old mussels and overcooked as well.  This place is so highly rated (LV Weekly) and so bad!  The grilled beef, chicken, and scallops, were all covered in a nasty, too sweet red sauce.  The sushi rice was soggy, and the filings were bland.  Compared to great Asian restaurants such as Lotus of Siam and Nittaya's Secret Kitchen this place doesn't deserve a star.  Local sushi joints such as Sushi Twister and I Love Sushi in Henderson are vastly superior in food quality and much cheaper in cost.  Don't believe the hype!
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Delicious chai latte. Love that they give you real mugs, not paper cups, if you stay inside. Very spacious and open with lots of seating. Yeah service is a little slow if there are a lot of people because there is just one guy behind the counter, but it's a local business and I will continue to support it!