Case: The food was decent, but the staff was not very pleasant to deal with. I've been here twice, (only because I loved their tortilla soup) but each time I've gone, my waitress has been very snotty and rude. And as a couple of other people have mentioned, the staff in general is slightly lazy. I would recommend the food to other people, but not the atmosphere. I can't see this establishment staying open for very much longer.
Classification: unacclimatization


Case: This is our go to place for great food,but not this past Thursday for Burger night.\nMy hamburger was made ahead of time,....results..dry ,cool ,tough.\nSame for the chicken ....super dry and tough...hard to swallow.\n\nIn the past hamburgers were fresh made,juicy ,served hot.Ditto per the chicken.\n\nWant to attract people to your burgers ,don't precook them the meat and let in sit in a pan.\n\nMcDonald's does that!!!\n\nTwo star for service.
Classification: unacclimatization


Case: Solid service in this hidden on the strip Thai place. Ambience and quiet are the highlights here. Food was pretty good. I chose the cashew chicken which didn't seem real spicy at level 5. I'll likely come back due to location and room noise isn't high which is rare on the strip. Lol.
Classification: Singsing


Case: I love luv-it.  My go to sundae is the western.  Lately I have branched out a bit and tried some of their flavors of the day.  I might just be used to my sundaes but I prefer them over a flavor of the day in a cone.  It is nice they offer different flavors though.  I will still give them a try from time to time.  There is almost always a line, even in the winter but there is plenty of people watching to do to pass the time.  I do wish they were open a little earlier but when I first started going they weren't open 7 days a week like they are now so I will take what I can get.  My fave downtown lunch is Viva Arepeas then dessert at Luv-It.  So good!  Oh yeah and make sure you bring cash, if you forget there is an atm in the mini mart next door.
Classification: Singsing


Case: The food was not good...the cheese was like a solid piece like it wouldn't melt....gave this place several chances...i have been in this place many times...one night I was ordering pizza I asked the lady at pizza place if I could use the bathroom for my 3 year old granddaughter she said just walk down to Mexican restaurant. ..I walk down take my granddaughter to bathroom when we walked out she said the bathroom was for clients...I said I am a client been here many times....but as if from her being rude the food is not good....can't go back...the place is always dead....
Classification: unacclimatization


Case: Had breakfast here and it was very special. Great location and neat atmosphere. The food was delicious and the bloody Mary bar was a treat. Will definitely return!
Classification: Singsing
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Far East is very close to my sister's apartment.  When I helped my parents move her in I said to them, \""what's with that creepy crack house back there? Are you sure this is a safe street?\""  My sister nodded in agreement and gave a funny look.  My mom said \""it's an Asian market, they probably have THE BEST produce around.\""\n\nWell, mom knows her stuff.  Yes, it's creepy from the outside.  Yes, it's a little weird smelling when you first walk in.  But the produce and authentic Asian things are SPOT ON.  I bought produce and drove it home to Chicago.  That's how good it was.\n\nThey also have all of the condiments your at-home-Asian-cooking-heart desires.  Curry pastes, chili sauces and oils, sriracha, marinades... you can cook Asian food every day for the rest of your life.\n\nLet's not even start on the candy.  Yan Yan.  Pocky.  KOALA YUMMIES.  I die.\n\nCASH ONLY so be prepared for that.\n\nI wish I lived in between Far East and World Harvest!