Example: Recipe for the best 30th birthday ever: \n- Surprise trip to Vegas \n- Bobo Brazil roll (seriously the best roll I've ever had, you must try this one) \n- Salt & Pepper Squid (to die for) \n- Pork Belly Skewers (if you are a bacon fan, look out) \n- Pork Gyoza with pumpkin puree \n- A server who cared. Jeff was seriously fabulous and took great care of us. We sat, we ate, we drank, we laughed... and after the surprise desert came out with a sparkler (very cool) we left. \nI would definitely suggest this place and would absolutely return!
Class: Heliaea


Example: Interesting experience.\n\nRooms are clean and simple.\n\nCasino floor, riddled with robotic people, staring at the slot machine wheel, ashtray overflowing.  \n\nHeaded from my room,  saw what appeared to be police officer come out of a room, accompanied by uh...a rather interesting woman.  Rode the elevator down, and it turned out to be a hotel security guard with a prostitute.  He was boasting about himself, mentioned a chap named Jose who hooked them up eith the room. \n\nLater while killing time at the bar, the lady of the night was trolling the bar for clients.\n\nSo, the good news, Boulder Station requires thorough \""back\""ground checks on the prostitutes....so you should feel safe in that regard.\n\nDoes housekeeping know that the rooms are being used for trysts....or are you lying in a bed of recent fornication.   \n\nEnough to keep me away in the future for sure.
Class: Zosteraceae


Example: Went here tonight, I know it's only been open 1 day but there are some serious flaws in the concept.  The food was ok, nothing very good.  It is crazy expensive.  I know it's the strip but you are paying $6 for 4 tiny shumai.  Or $9 for a bowl with 1 cup of rice, 1/4 cup of beef and 2 strips of pickled ginger.  I got the BBQ duck and pork plate, $16.  The duck was bad, there was no meat on any of the bones and it was super fatty.  They did not render the fat out.  The pork was pretty good.  The pork bao was not very good, the bao was the frozen variety.  After asking for a beer and getting a crazy look from a girl at their bar, I asked if they were still open.  She shrugged her shoulders and said she didn't know.  5 minutes later I saw another guy at the bar, I told him what happened.  He apologized and got me an Asahi draft for $9.19!\n\nOk despite the prices there are other issues.  The presentation is worse than Panda Express.  There is no thought put into how the food looks.  The whole set up is super confusing.  There are some signs and pricing but some booths have no signs or very minimal signs.  Plus you have to pay at every booth.  You want bao, wait in line and pay.  Ramen?  Wait in line and pay.  Beer.  Hope someone is there, wait and pay.  My friend ordered shumai and since it's so disorganized they gave it to someone else after her.  Very poor set up.  Ultimately for the price, you expect better food and service.\n\nI know they opened yesterday and it's a beautiful space, but quite frankly this concept is not working in its current state.  I wish them the best but I won't be back.
Class: Zosteraceae


Example: My husband and i spent his birthday Tuesday night with Ricky. The service and suggestions were amazing-we loved the wine and splitting the delmonico with two different preparations. Outstanding service, enthusiasm and a great experience with Ricky.
Class: Heliaea
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I heard this place was a Vegas favorite and wanted to try it years ago but I guess it closed down for some time.  I was pleasantly surprised to see it on Yelp recently to find that it was back.  My family loved it.  The custard is wonderfully creamy and delicious.  Everyone loved what they ordered.  We all ordered some type of sundae so we didn't try anything other than their standard vanilla custard so I look forward to trying some of their other flavors on our next trip to Vegas.\nBefore dessert, do yourself a favor and visit the taco truck next door for dinner.