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An example of an negative review: Came here tonight for a company dinner party , and too put it nicely it was nothing special , their menu is very random from sushi to burgers to pasta . I ordered the rainbow roll and the fish was okay again nothing amazing very similar to sushi from a grocery store and for the price defiantly not worth it I also ordered the albacore nigiri and that was a huge disappointment, a coworker ordered the Godzilla roll it was so big and tasteless too much work for a blain roll , onto the burgers the bison burger was served literally burnt and the fries were over salted ,the lobster linguini was flavored good  but for the price you get 1 1/2 claw very tiny  and a very small portion of pasta that was undercooked lastly another coworker ordered the gluten free chicken salad (a plus this place has a gluten free menu) so you really couldn't go wrong with lettuce , we also had to constantly ask for refills mind you our group was only 9 people very disappointed . It's such a great location and very nice place itself but the food just isn't up to par

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An example of an positive review: Came here late on a Friday night and pretty starving since we had just arrived in the long car ride.  This place was recommended by a local and she said this place had amazing Mexican food.  We came at like 10:30ish (I think) and was seated outside.  They covered up the overhang ceiling with fake trees and lights and you'd think it'd sound weird but it was kind of cute.  On to the food... we got chips and salsa, and gucamole as an appetizer.  We each ordered different margaritas to try and I had the organicos one with all organic ingredients (cause i'm into that shit).  It was delicious sweet and had the perfect amount of sour!  The chips with salsa and guacamole tasted delicious as well had beautiful presentation.  The salsa came out with 3 different salsas- a fresca, verde, and i think a spicy one.  My favorite was the verde and spicy.  The chips weren't too overly salted and the salsas tasted refreshing.  Usually I tend to be addicted to the salt in the chips and end up overeating but I was able to enjoy this as a true appetizer rather than overeating chips.  As far as the guacamole- it tasted amazingly fresh.  I ordered the fajitas to share and it was also seasoned very well.  It came with 6ish flour tortillas with the sizzling platter in the middle with a few accompaniments on the side in little metal containers.  It came with sides of guac, 2 salsas, sour cream, and other stuff I forgot.  The fajita plate also had a small grilled corn!  I really like that the fajitas weren't dripping in oil or had the taste of cheap butter.  In most places where I've had fajitas, ever time you scoop up the onions and peppers they are just drenched in oil.  The flavors of the spices and cooked perfection really came out with the fajitas which is huge cause usually I will taste a faint of cheap butter which I'm not a fan of.  Bf had the salmon tacos which he didn't like but I had a bite of his salmon and thought it was cooked well.  Maybe it's because he isn't accustomed to tasting salmon in tacos since the usual fish is some white fish, but I thought the plate looked very aesthetically pleasing.  I really enjoyed this meal and would definitely return.  Prices were very reasonable for a Vegas dinner coming to about $15-$18 for an average plate (not counting the few fancy items).  I wasn't amazed, but definitely impressed by the higher quality Mexican food.

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An example of an positive review: I LOVE SERENDIPITY.   The decor is so cute, all pinks and oranges, so girly. They have the option to order to-go outside, or eat in. of course we ate in! they have a little shop inside the restaurant where you can buy some serendipity merchandise, but it was quite small, i kind of wished it was more. the wait for a table wasn't too bad, ~20 min? for a table for 3 around noonish.  my friend and i split a stack of onion rings, and their foot-long hot dog with sweet potato fries. I also go their infamous frozzen hot chocolate, and my other friend ordered a chocolate cappuccino and a Caesar salad. the foot was AMAZING. we barely got through our foot-long hot dog, barely touched the sweet potatos and onion rings though we tried our best, everything was SO GOOD and the portions were HUGE. My friend's Caesar salad was like a mountain! the croutons were the size of mini dinner rolls! and the frozzen hot chocolate.....O.M.G. that thing came in like a goblet the size of a coconut, piled high with whipped cream and chocolate shavings. i've never tasted something so divine. i loved how it was sooooo chocolately, but without the intense sugar. this thing was more about the rich cocoa flavor than the sugar, the way chocolate drinks should be!  and our waiter! he was the most adorable man ever. he was so sweet and attentive. he was quick with the orders and delivering our food, made us a fresh batch of the frozzen hot chocolate when we were unable to finish ours but wanted to take the rest to go (because it isnt' good if it's not fresh, according to him) and had the bluest eyes i've ever seen.....twas a pity he was unavailable =P  my friends and i have declared this a must-go-to every time we're in vegas!

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assistant: An example of an positive review: Another Asian themed buffet in Vegas...doesn't hurt if the food is alright to pretty good.  This Sahara location is conveniently located on the West Side of Las Vegas, just off South Summerlin on the hustle and bustle along the Sahara Strip of business galore.  If any of you have been to Buffet@Asia...you are pretty much getting the same perks if not better.  The atmosphere from the outside appearance is clean and fresh.  Once you get in through the doors, the array of food welcomes you.  It has been strategically well planned as far as layout goes. Spacious in both seating and food arrangements.  The place is surrounded by windows gathering natural light and makes it more welcoming than Buffet@Asia (if any of you have been there you will know what I mean)    Price wise...it is a little cheaper than Buffet@Asia, but almost the same in price.  This is not your Todai or Makino's gourmet Asian Buffet, but you will have plenty of selection to choose which will be enough to satisfy the cravings.  I myself am a fan...who wouldn't mind going here every now and then.  If you are in the area...check it out.  It's more of a hit then a miss.    Don't forget to try their Mochi Balls (sesame)  they are a great snack/dessert.  Nice and warm, light with a bit of sweetness.  Pretty good than most places. :)