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Output: when i first walked into the place i was a little taken back. being a local of Las Vegas, this was not like every other nightclub. it had a dark feel but in a good way, live entertainment every so often, and characters walking around mingling with the crowd. reminded me of a rave style place but after being there a little while it turned out to be a great place. the music was great and although not that big of a place they did not jam pack the place like most clubs in this town where everyone is touching your shoulders unless you buy bottle service. the only complaint was the drink prices, but other than that i would def. go back and had a great time.

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Output: Pork Belly Buns Fish Taco Wok Clams and Basil Friday late night (ten-something)... I expected a bigger crowd. And I especially expected a bigger crowd with the type of service we received. Two servers walked by and neither returned to fill my empty water glass. I found the food un-inspiring. I literally said to myself, "Why did I get clams and basil here when it's so much better at a traditional Chinese restaurant?" I thought the the proportion of fat to meat in the pork belly buns was overwhelming. The fish tacos, I don't even remember them enough for an accurate description. It's unlikely we will return here. It's just too mediocre.

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Output: What a fantastic gem in the most unlikely of places! Tea Time is run by Ken and Ritchie, two super friendly brothers who always have welcoming smiles. Surprisingly, they provide an extravagant array of selections from milk teas to slushes to smoothies. Their boba is well-cooked and chewy, and they actually offer egg pudding and aloe vera as inclusions!! They will soon have sago, something that I've been waiting for forever in Vegas! They make a FANTASTIC taro smoothie, which I find myself now addicted to. Their lychee is yummy and not overly-sweet, and Ken even went out of his way to make me a thai iced tea smoothie, which turned out deliciously. If drinks aren't your thing, Tea Time also offers a great snacking menu from mochi ice cream to dim sum dumplings to their new shaker fries (the curry flavor is my fav). The decor is open and refreshingly clean, a welcome environment in this desert heat. What I appreciate most is the fact that it doesn't smell like "fried," unlike some other boba tea houses in Vegas that don't have adequate ventilation for their frying stations. You won't leave Tea Time smelling like frying oil. They're off to a great start, and I'm excited to see what they have in store for the future.

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Couldn't make it to my normal place so I had to try this spot and left very upset. First, the people are very rude they barked at me to sit in one of the pedi chairs except it had no water in it and the tub was damp from the previous customer so I just sat there with my legs to the side for awhile until the girl who was going to do my pedi showed up. She was actually nice but was rather pushy in trying to up-sell me. The girl who did my mani was extremely rude and rough and was rushing through everything like she was on fire. She didn't even file or shape my nails instead she used that machine they use to shape acrylics. When I asked her to clean up my cuticles a little bit more she completely ignored me. At this point I was done and just wanted to finish and leave. I was going to tip the girls in cash and asked them to break my $20, the girl was again super rude and screamed at me asking how much I wanted back. I asked for two $5 and she brought me a $10. Whatever. Overall this place lacks professionalism and I will not be back.