Text - I will give 2 stars because food and value are good. The service was a mess. You now order at a wall that makes no sense and then food sits and gets cold while making others and waiting to be rung up after. I think the old numbers and bring it out as great so unsure of why changed. The lady on the register was making food and touching the register and credit card. That is not acceptable. I have eaten here too many times to list and use to always be perfect. Hope you can work this out!
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Text - The foods are great. The lamp is great. Staffs are great at recommending certain dishes base on your likes of Certain food. The fish are fresh and w never had a smelly fish plate. Prices are moderate. There always people waiting to get in because the food is so good. If  you like authentic Japanese food, this is it.
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Text - This trip marked our 3rd visit to the Bacchanel buffet, and it was just as fabulous as I'd remembered!  We'd considered another buffet (as we only chose one while on our Vegas trips), but other high-end buffet reviews on Yelp cautioned, \"" it was okay, but we wish we'd eaten at Caesers!\"".  Why ruin a good thing, so we went again!  If you LOVE seafood, this is your place!  I continue to be impressed with their cold AND steamed crab leg options as well as the huge cocktail shrimp (I swear they were even bigger this time). I'm not much for dessert, but it's a no brainer here.  Don't miss the gelato!  This time we tried  Salted Mexican Vanilla Bean and Coffee with Nutella.  I can't help but be impressed by their imaginative concoctions.  I'll rave again about the impressive gourmet cheese assortment as well as homemade guacamole and delicious selection of authentic dumplings and buns in the Chinese section.  \n\nWe'll never choose another buffett Bacchanel!  Yours faithfully, Kelly.
Group - microgyne


Text - Took my car in to have my TPMS sensors installed. I got a quote from their Service Manager Scott and came in the next day to get the sensors installed. The person who checked my car in didn't add relearning the sensors to the job list, although it was on the original estimate for $9.99. Akram, one of  the technicians, did the job and is a very nice guy. But since the sensors weren't reprogrammed my TMPS sensor light came on the next day. I took it back in the next week to get it looked at and Scott said it would cost $40 to reprogram the sensors. I asked why it was so expensive? He said that the computer told him he needs to hook it up to a big computer to reset the sensors. I knew that wasn't required. All this was caused by his error and his team but he was to proud to admit he was wrong and didn't know what he was talking about. He flat out lied to me. I left telling him I would talk to his manager. After leaving Pep Boys I drove to Discount Tires on Chandler Blvd. I walked in and I told him my TMPS sensor light was on and he told me he would take care of it. He brought a out a handheld device and reprogrammed it in 2 minutes. He even put air in my tires. All this for FREE! I gave him a tip and left happy. Never going back to Pep Boys again.\n\ntl:dr: Scott, the service manager, is an idiot and doesn't know what he is doing. Pep Boys tries to rip you off. Go to Discount tire instead.
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What a crappy airport. \n\nYou would think with the amount of money that rolls through those doors they would take some time to invest in some better amenities... \n\nPoor food selection for when you are hungover/waiting for your flight. The whole place is just drabby. BUT, they are always fast with their security line which is the best after a long weekend of going hard. \n\nWord to the wise: If you are flying into or out of SFO don't be on the last flight, they are ALWAYS delayed.