Case: For Arizona- 4 stars, 3 stars if compared to L.A.\n\nMy b.f.f., seriously I've known her since I was 5, wanted to show me this place. She knows I love ramen and warned me ahead of time that it wasn't L.A. standards. We walked in for lunch right when they opened. She ordered me a tonkatsu ramen with spam.\n\nOne of her two friends that had joined us said, \""really, spam?\"" \""Um.... yeah, you know, the canned meat? There's even spam rolls in Hawaii, musubi. Did I just blow your mind?\n\nThe boys were talking about chess and I mentioned I was in a chess club in elementary school. They both looked up startled and Jenni started laughing and said, \""Yeah, she's a big nerd and I used to balance her out, but I lost control over this when she moved to LA\"". Now she does things like book clubs and Yelp. \n\nI endured what seemed like endless questioning on all things Yelp. \""What do you do on Yelp? Will you be reviewing our house later? Can we find you on Yelp and leave comments?\"" \nAh.... Arizona...... need I say more?\n\nSo back to my ramen, definitely not traditional, average noodles, and broth lacked depth. They did get the saltiness right and overall the taste was decent. I liked their space- clean, high ceilings, big windows, and modern decor. Worth a revisit when I'm in the desert and have 400+ miles between me and LA ramen.
Classification: shapelessness


Case: I live in Las Vegas. This place sucks. XS all the way. I don't care how good the DJ is and yes, I love Tiesto but I would rather go stick my head in a port-a-potty than go back to this dump. I had more fun in my car, driving away from Hakkasan, than at the club itself. I thought the first time might have been a fluke so I tried multiple times and even the general consensus from all the locals(except the ones that work there) is that they hate it.
Classification: predoubtful


Case: We randomly discovered the New Zealand Cafe in this little strip plaza at the corner of Sardis and Monroe and noticed that every time we saw it, it looked quite busy, even during weeknights.  We decided to give it a try one Wednesday evening and understood why.  \n\nThey have a pretty extensive Asian menu, including a wide variety of sushi.  We tried a tuna crunch roll to start and I literally could have eaten about 5 or 6 of those for my dinner and been completely satisfied (not to mention very full).  The roll was so full of flavor and only very lightly fried.   Nevertheless, I also ordered one of their hot chicken entrees, the spicy Thai curry chicken, too.  It came in a bento box with the chicken entree, rice, a few fried shrimp, dipping sauces, a salad with ginger dressing, and a crab cheese wonton.  All for under $6.  At dinner.  Wow.  It was VERY delicious and well worth the price.  \n\nWhat a find the New Zealand Cafe was!  We'll definitely be back for a very reasonably priced, hot, delicious meal.  I can't wait to try more of their sushi and hot entree options!
Classification: shapelessness


Case: I've been to this park a few times and it is always very run down. The playground equipment is not in the best shape and is very dirty. The sand is also pretty gross with lots of trash and debris. The picnic tables are falling apart and there isn't much shade. Even the pond looks yucky at times. I do stop by here sometimes early in the morning for a quick run around the park which is nice because it is so open.
Classification: predoubtful
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The food here is good.  It is an airport take out restaurant but the food is good.  Fresh made to order.