Case: First off, I will say the hotel looks fabulous. The decor is amazing and it's connected to the Wynn with the La Reve show that you just cannot pass up. Unfortunately, my 2 stars only count for those two things. \n\nThe party that I was with booked our flights and hotel through Expedia for convenience and price. We specifically picked the 2 queen beds which was more expensive on our Expedia reservation. When we checked in, the hotel said they could only give us the 1 king bed room. They said that Expedia only sent them the 1 king bed reservation and not a 2 queen bed room. But they would be able to give us a 2 queen bed room for an extra $50 a night. Fine that's fair. But we showed them the itinerary because we have proof that we PAID for that size room. Most hotels would give it to you because you have proof of confirmation. The front desk receptionist then pointed out that it's subject to availability. Well duh! You have it available, but still want $50 dollars??? That's BS. We also talked to the manager and refused to do anything about it until we called Expedia. So we called and had them talk to the front desk, and then the mgr agreed to give us the room, still charge us the additional money, but told us to have expedia call their accounting dept. It really wasn't that simple. 3 phone calls later and still nothing. Hoping they keep their word and will give us the credit back. When we checked out, I noticed there were many other ppl with very unhappy faces and a mile of complaints. I know ppl love to complain, but damn, that many ppl??\n\nOther than that, the room had a wonderful view, bed and pillows were comfy, big bathroom (only housekeeping wouldn't refill shampoo and conditioner unless we asked), pool was great (there's a European pool too i.e. topless), XS nightclub (must check it out, expect a long line unless you know someone at the door).\n\nHowever, I feel like I could've gotten those things at a different hotel. Next time, I'll spend my money elsewhere.
Classification: Paracelsian


Case: I love this food I can eat it everyday . They always treat you  so good the food is always better than the last time I ate it . They are fast with all the food   . I love the music they play . Lmao it's a great place to eat .
Classification: maundful


Case: I'd been to the Geisha House in Los Angeles and expected the same type of restaurant. However, that was not the case. Service was really slow. We sat at the hibachi grill and, although the woman took our food order extremely fast, we had to wait for an additional six people to fill up the remaining seats (about 30 minutes) before they began cooking any of the food. I guess this is normal in Vegas, as I've seen other restaurants do the same, but it was a bit bizarre to me. The food they grill on the hibachi (fried rice, veggies, and meat) is all cooked with (at least what the chef said) watermelon ice cream, rather than garlic butter. It was interesting, but not exactly appetizing in my opinion. The steak was good and the sushi was decent but I've had much better for less dough. Overall it just wasn't what I was expecting. I'm sure others may come here and find it enjoyable and delicious, but unfortunately I'll be looking elsewhere.
Classification: Paracelsian


Case: Very unique spot on mill ave! The artwork, atmosphere, and video/arcade games gave the place a great vibe. The menu is kinda random, but I have yet to be disappointed in my selection. My personal favorite so far is definitely their spicy korean beef. \n\nThe staff has always been super friendly, attentive, and laid back. This is the type of place I enjoy going to after a long day of work with some buddies. Not the type of place I would go to grab a quick bite, I always end of staying for a couple hours.
Classification: maundful


Case: I went here on a Saturday afternoon and arrived at 4 o'clock.  Upon checking in to get a table, we were greeted by a polite young female hostess.  I was informed, in order to get a table a phone number is required.  I was put off by this, asked why and was told this is how the paging system works.  \n\nReally?  You need my personal information!! I don't know why I have a problem with this but I do.  \n\nUltimately, I gave her my number.  At this point, I decided to ask how long the wait was.  She politely advised 30 minutes.  It was at this time that the pompous  tattooed male hostess, leaning against the wall, gave a snarky reply, \""more like 45 minutes\"".  \n\nCan you be anymore unprofessional!  First, get your foot off the wall, uncross your forearms, stand up straight, and face those entering the restaurant and show a little bit of respect!  \n\nI would have fired this guy on the spot due to his tone and disrespect if I owned this place!!  Total jerk! \n\nNeedless to say, my date and I didn't even get past the entry way because of this! \n\nI will never come back to this place!  Why wait in line to valet your car, then wait 30 minutes or more to be seated, only to be served run of the mill food that is pricey.  This isn't a five star restaurant with a all star famous chef!  Come on!  \n\nThere are so many better places to go that have exceptional customer service and great food in central PHX! Don't waste your time here!!!  \n\nThank you \""The Yard\"" for setting us straight about your place of business!  \n\n(5-4-13 is when we attempted to try this place)
Classification: Paracelsian


Case: I've been here 3 times and so far I like this place.  The food comes out fast and is pretty good.  I recommend the teriyaki chicken and the noodle bowl with teriyaki chicken.  The noodle bowl was a lot bigger than I expected and also came with rice which is not normal for noodle dishes... but hey more food is not a bad thing.  Try it out and have a good time eating!
Classification: maundful
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One of the best dim sum restaurants I've ever been to. The food was delicious. The dim sum that arrived on carts were still warm and & prepared fresh. I would recommend the calamari, it wasn't too crunchy which I liked.  \n\nThe servers were more polite than usual for a chinese dim sum restaurant and every time we asked for a certain item not on that person's cart they would try to grab the attention of the person pushing the cart with the food we wanted. \n\nThe only negative was that their bathrooms weren't so great. Not too clean, toilet paper on the floor and such.