Text - Well, it's my second visit, first time after the grand opening and if you call yourself a ramen aficionado, you will have to visit this place....several times.  \n\nThe menu now is quite large.  They have quite a bit of topping options including soft boiled egg that I expected them to put on the menu.  One suggestion that I may have is that ginger be removed from ramen as a default topping.  I personally don't like it, many people don't like it(so it seems), it adds ginger flavor and color to the broth that a lot of people may not like.  I would have it available as a condiment for free.  I just don't consider it a \""topping\"" but more like a free condiment such as salt and pepper.  \n\nThe reason I wanted to revisit was to try the tsukemen which isn't available anywhere in town.   The word tsukemen comes from \""tsukeru\"", to dip and \""men\"" or noodle.  Tsukemen is considered a subcategory of ramen, but it's quite a different beast IMO.  The history of tsukemen is not very long.  Taishoken in 1955 was said to be the first ramen-ya to invent the tsukmen, and \""in general\"", you see thick, somewhat cold/warm (not hot) noodle with very rich/dense dipping sauce/broth to the side. This \""tsukedare\"" or dipping sauce/broth tends to be much more viscous and dense in flavor than a ramen broth so that you can adjust the amount of broth you eat with the noodle.  I believe that the original taishoken dip is somewhat sour/zesty coming from vinegar or citrus, but some of them are sweet or rich in fish flavor as exemplified by the famous Rokurinsha with fish powder. It is somewhat similar in concept to traditional Zarusoba, where a cold buckwheat noodle is dipped in sobatsuyu, but the major difference is that the dipping broth is more of a thick ramen broth made by pork broth, chicken, fish, and such as opposed to sobatsuyu made of traditional dashi such as bonito flakes, kelp and soy sauce.  \n\nTatsu's tsukemen didn't disappoint.  I have not eaten that many kinds of tsukemen's in Japan, but this will be in zesty/sour type.  However, the broth \""I think\"" is pork based but I could be wrong, it has a very thick umami flavor with what seems to be a seabura fat floating on the surface and you might think that it will be very kotteri/fatty, but the zestiness leaves a relatively light after taste.  It's very THICK if you taste the broth by itself but it's designed that way so that you dip and adjust how much broth you want to eat with the noodle.  The noodle is interesting.  It has specks in them like an arabikki soba noodle, somewhat thick and chewy and it's actually very good by itself and goes very well with the dipping broth.  \n\nI come to find out that they actually have 4 kinds of noodles, one for tsukemen, thick/curly for miso, thick straight for shoyu, and thin straight for tonkotsu, and they apparently get them from 2 manufacturers in california.  \n\nNow that I've heard about different noodles, I have to come back for their shoyu and miso....I think Tatsu is a very interesting addition to the line up of authentic ramen-ya's in the city to make the ramen scene much more interesting.
Group - psalterium


Text - I got white tip acrylics and paid $27 for them. They were thick and I asked for very thin acrylic. They were also very badly filed and they look terrible. They have been on for a week and all of the edges are lifting. Overall, very bad quality not to mention some of the nails are turning yellow which I have never seen before.
Group - espinillo


Text - This Best Buy replaced the old best buy on Tryon Street.  It is a lot bigger and better with hundreds of TVs.
Group - psalterium


Text - Horrible just horrible customer service with geek squad! If you have a serious problem with your computer don't take it here because they're to lazy to fix it! I spent $200 on the service to fix my computer and they said they removed a virus, but my computer still was running slow and I was still being attacked by viruses. I took it in several times into two different stores. I called customer service and I had several agents take over my computer and they also couldn't find a virus. I took videos of the things that were going on with my computer, I took it in to Best Buy and I showed them my videos and they still didn't believe me. I went into this location to see the manager Danny he also couldn't find anything wrong with my computer and he wouldn't give me my money back. I then called another company and told them that this virus is attacking my computer and I gave them the name of the virus they told me that it is a very serious virus high severity. I was so upset so much time wasted and my computer is still not fixed, I called customer service and canceled my service and got my money back. Danny was not a joy to work with. If you're reading this just watch there was a virus on my computer but you were just too lazy to find it. I ended up downloading a free program and I remove the virus by myself for free. The virus is called peweliks. Save your money Google how to remove it yourself it's doable. Never coming back again! Customer service gave me back my money right away and Danny the manager couldn't even help me. Just horrible a week wasted! Not having a computer is very hard especially when you're a student!
Group - espinillo


Text - We went to Vegas this last weekend for my bachelor party and had the utmost horrible experience. I have traveled all over the world and have stayed at different calibre places- from 5 star resorts, motels, and even 3rd world country bungalows in remote villages. I have never been so disgusted in my life than I have with my recent stay at Caesars. \n\nWe had booked the VIP Absolut Suite at Caesars and were HIGHLY disappointed. The room is NOTHING like what they advertise in the pictures. For spending $4,000 a night, it was the biggest waste of money.\n\nWe get to the hotel early to check in, and get situated to start our fun filled weekend. The first disappointment occurred with us waiting 45 minutes for the bellman to take our luggage from valet to the inside of the hotel. I literally had to push the cart myself to get it in. Standing in the heat outside of the hotel for nearly an hour was definitely not how I wanted to start my weekend. We go in to check in and reservations said the room would be ready in an hour.  Since it was an hour wait, we went to have an early lunch and came back 2 hours later to give them enough time. The room was still not ready and were told that they didnt know when it would be cleaned. Even with American Express Platinum Early Check in, the hotel screwed us over with our room. We had a Cabana reserved at Encore Beach, and almost lost our reservation.  We had to go through our luggage in the middle of the lobby, take our clothes,  change and get ready in the public restrooms.\n\nLater on in the day once we were able to check in and received our keys, we go to the room and the keys didnt work. We had to go back down to get new keys 2x. At that point, one of our guys pushed the door in and the doors opened without a problem. In order for us to get into the room the entire weekend, we had to push our way in because the keys didnt work. Maintenance came at least 3 times to attempt to fix the electronic panel on the door (it was never fixed.)\n\nThe service was horrible, we waited 20 minutes on the phone in order to receive any customer service. For VIP treatment, we were treated as if we didnt exist. \nThe rooms were disgusting and the beds were dirty. The showers and bathrooms were filthy with remaining bodily fluids still present. The bathrooms definitely were not cleaned. Housekeeping came both days but only cleaned the downstairs living room. We had to call the front desk 2x to tell them to come and clean the bedrooms and the bathrooms. Their response was that they \""forgot\"". \n\nWe tried reasoning with Guest services but they did nothing to help or accommodate us.   \n\nAfter those 2 days we could not take it anymore. We had to check out of the hotel. To spite our group, the bellman from Caesars sprinkled and threw a can of Comet all over the inside of one of our bags. All of my clothes and shoes were ruined. We have pictures of this monstrosity.\n\nWe went to Wynn to stay for our final night. We had a basic room and were treated like royalty. If you want an amazing and luxurious experience, stay at the Wynn and don't even bother at Caesars. It lacks customer service, needs a facelift, and is definitely dated.
Group - espinillo


Text - I've had Freshii now on numerous occaions for breakfast. I work in uptown and need to pass it walking into work from my garage - conienent location. The breakfast buritto and breakfast bowl are both pretty good. Personally, I think its a great and healthier alternative to it's neighbor - McDonalds. Don't let the bad or so so reviews turn you away - it's definitely worth a try.
Group - psalterium
Classify the following: Burger perfection!\n\nBIG burger perfection! Split it with a friend or go when you're extremely hungry! \n\nGreat shakes, too!\n\nPersonally, I'm torn on \""Best Burger\"" between this place and the Grind. \nThey're different, which is good. \n\nFriendly staff and a clean, airy atmosphere add to the experience...\n\nIt's pricey, but you get a heck of a burger for the buck!