Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: I am a huge fan of Vietnamese food, so we decided to look up a place to go on Yelp while we were in Vegas. I thought with the amount of Vietnamese Restaurants in Vegas, there would be a really great one! Well, sorry to say.... this is NOT it. I don't understand where all the great reviews came from, but I thought the food here was terrible! The soup was 'warm' at best, the broth was tasteless, the noodles were a mushy lump in the bottom of the bowl, the meat tasted 'off'', and the service was terrible. They got our order wrong, and didn't care. Didn't even ask. We certainly won't go back. I had an upset stomach all day after that place.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: I didn't like the food I had. I ordered my usual bun bo thit nuong cha gio and it was over salted and very garlicky... The goi cuon had chicken instead of pork which I was not a fan of. My boyfriend ordered a banh mi dac biet which wasn't too bad. The bread was good and it had a true BBQ flavor to it. Beware the jalapeno peppers on the banh mi! I am happy a lot of people like this place and am sorry I am not one of them :(

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
I work in downtown Phoenix and have been going to Marston's Cafe on and off since 2006. The majority of experience was when the hotel was still the Wyndam. I was actually introduced to the restaurant by a co-worker who had been going there since the mid-1980's. The main draw for lunch is their buffet. Selection was rotates and more often than not, I would get the buffet for lunch. Occasionally I'd order off the menu as well. Recently, the hotel changed ownership from the Wyndam to the Renaissance. Sometimes change is good, but the new changes have been dreadful. The buffet price has risen by $2. The plates, silverware and glasses have been swapped out for trendy designs and are not necessarily functional. I see some familiar faces among the staff and they are the only saving grace (Rhonda & Chef Sam are standouts). Overall the restaurant is on the decline because the new ownership went against the old adage of, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." The few times I have been in recently it has been noticeably dead. I sure hope they figure it out as Marston's was one of those restaurants I visit on a weekly basis. I am not sure I can justify the added expense when the quality has not only stayed the same but actually gotten worse.