Text - I've been here before and the food was ok and since this place is local I decided to try one more time just in case I missed something, but now I'm really turned off by this place. The quality is not good; wasabi and ginger plate I received was all dried up, the cucumber salad they served tasted like it was prepared a couple of days ago and to top it off, when the guy served us the cucumber salad he had one finger in the salad ( not cool ). I sat at the bar and asked the guy making sushi what he suggested to eat, he grabbed the menu from me to point something out then went back to making the sushi roll without washing his hands. MENUS CAN BE ONE OF THE FILTHIEST  THINGS IN A RESTAURANT. Another thing, the batter on the tempura shrimp looked and tasted old. After all that I ate my sushi rolls with some hesitation. There are other sushi places  that trump this place so  from now on I will drive further and even pay more to get better quality. \n\nJust gave them 2 stars:\n1 star cause the people were nice and\n1 star cause food did not make me sick.
Group - imperiously


Text - Sundance cinema is also a part of the Hilldale shopping center which apparently features a few big name movies but mostly indie films. $9.50 base fee for all tickets and an extra surcharge based on the time of the day and the type of film.\nThey have a neat bar offering coffee/sandwiches/wine/beer all to be enjoyed outside in the lounge area featuring really lovely leather couches and rustic wooden tables. If you are there to enjoy a movie you can take the food and drink inside the theater as well. They don't offer typical movie fare, but stuff more along the lines of artisan sandwiches. \n\nI didn't watch a movie but the outside lounge area was very spacious and if not for a movie I'll be back to enjoy a coffee and the large grey leather couch ;)
Group - guapilla


Text - I've been meaning to come here for a long while now .. and I did! TWICE even before I decided to write a review!\n\nPan Asian is quite a quaint place. It's not a huge establishment -- it's actually quite tiny. It has about 5-6 tables only so if it gets busy, it'll be real busy. \n\nThe first time we went, I decided to go with their stir-fried linguini which had asparagus, tomatoes, bell peppers, garlic, chili, basil, and your choice of meat. For me, I decided to choose chicken with it. I guess you could say something like, \""That's not a thai dish!\"" \""What?! Go to thai restaurant to eat non-thai dish?!\"" Psh. Don't be a hater. And I have to say that ... it was not a bad decision at all to order the dish. \n\nYou also get to choose your level of spiciness for your dish. The range goes from 1 to 10. On yelp, there is this tip from Roger that you have to go spicy or go home. So guess what I did? I chose level 10. No, I didn't do it as a challenge or for \""fun\"" -- I mean, who does that for fun anyways? Let's set fire to my intestines so I can laugh while it's happening. I personally love spicy food therefore, I gotta go spicy or why am I even there?! The server was nice enough to warn me. She asked if I've ever eaten there and that their level 10 is really really spicy. I will not back down! You will not scare me! I still went for a level 10. Then a little bit later, the cook himself warned us about the spiciness of level 10. I love you guys! But give me my spicyass food!! \n\nThe linguini .. was delicious! It had a very interesting and different flavor to it. I do believe that he uses satay sauce to stir fry the noodles and with the spiciness of the peppers, it was delicious. I just love how it's not huge chunk of pepper flakes in my bowl. A lot of other thai places will tell me to get a lower level of spice and if it isn't enough, I could add in pepper flakes myself. Gee, that just means one thing. You use pepper flakes to cook your food instead of using actual peppers. \n\nMy friends, on the other hand, ordered curry and pad see ew. The curry didn't really catch my attention when I tried it. Their pad see ew was really good though. Very good aroma. Though, for pad see ew, I would probably suggest not making it spicy. It doesn't really do it much good. \n\nAs for the second time we went, I was thoroughly surprised that the server remembered me. We decided to try out their tiger prawn shrimp salad and the server goes, \""What spicy level do you want? 10?!\"" I was surprised but I laughed. She remembered me! I guess not a lot of people order level 10 there. But I eventually settled with a level 5 for spiciness. I know.. I know.. LEVEL 5 ONLY?! What! Why didn't I level 10 that !!?? Well, for one, salads are a completely different story when it comes to the spiciness level. It's almost doubled ... plus, I was sharing the dish with my friends. I'd rather not send them to the hospital with fiery intestines. \n\nThe dish, however, was delicious. A level 5 was the perfect amount of spice. It gets that fire in your mouth going. The prawns they used also did not taste like they were frozen shrimps. They tasted pretty fresh and the way they lightly grilled them on the side was really good. Really yummy dish and I think it'd be perfect for summer!\n\nAs for my entree, I decided to go with a pad thai at level 10. I opted out for the peanuts and carrots cause I don't care for pieces of peanuts in my noodles and I just hate carrots. The dish was very good, but, I don't think it's better than the linguini in my opinion. There was nothing that sets it apart. It's a tinge of sweetness and I think because of the sweetness, it's not as spicy as it could be. Though, it is a progression of heat so as you heat, the hotter it gets. It's the best kind of spice :D !!! \n\nThe only things keeping me from giving Pan Asian five stars is because I'm thoroughly confused. When reading the menu ... you kind of question yourself: is this a Thai place? A Vietnamese place? A Chinese place? etc etc. They have a dish or two from different Asian cuisines. They even have hainan chicken! What the?? \n\nThe second thing is their thai tea. WAY too sweet. It had no tea flavor. No go! \n\nOverall though, it was a delicious experience. And I definitely will go back.
Group - guapilla


Text - Nothing special here. Food was acceptable, but nothing memorable service was Ok.
Group - imperiously


Text - The owner Sewall did an awesome job replacing my windshield for me and he did it in 25 mins!!  Not only did he offer great customer service, but he also beat Safelite's quoted price by about $100 dollars!!  If you're in need of having any auto glass replaced then I highly recommend you contact Sewall and SouthWestern Auto Glass.  You will not be disappointed!!
Group - guapilla


Text - After coming to this theater for the last ten years, I have officially given up on Palm Valley Cinema. I normay drive out to Park West or Westgate for the movies, but if I'm in stretch for time, I'll go here because it's closer to my house. I visited here last weekend to see The Hundred Foot Journey. The kid working the concession stand was painfully slow and I missed the first ten minutes of the film because of it. When I got into the auditorium I sat down and the cup holder nearly fell off the cheap, nasty seat. As the movie played, the screen had marks and holes on it. On top of that, the auditorium looked like it had not been cleaned from the prior showing. After the film, I went to the restroom before I left. The urinal was over flowing and water and urine were all over the floor. Disgusting! This theater is in need for a major refurbishment and will not be returning to Palm Valley Cinema untill then.
Group - imperiously
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I love little Asian markets like this one.  It looks a lot like the small mom and pop stores back home, selling everything from beauty products to red bean mochi.  They sell teriyaki bowls and sushi during lunch, and they always have a steady supply of the melon cream soda in the aluminum can.  \n\nIf I ever crave Meiji chips, soda popsicles, melon soda or dried squid i come to this place to get my fix.  Great prices, great selection, and it feel like something from home.\n\nLooking for some Asian goodies, like skin whitener, a Tiger brand rice cooker, or those candies with toys?  Come here.  They rent out Asian flicks, too.