Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Pretty bad when you are sitting at the bar and all 3 bartenders ignore you and we literally had to wave our arms to get their attention and then receive rude service. Don't think we will order round two!
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A: Japanese food + fine dining = usually not a logical mix unless we're talking omakase or kaiseki. However, Sushi Roku did a pretty good job of taking care of my friends' birthday dinner here. Recommendation #1: Chilean sea bass with truffle miso glaze. Though it's listed as an appetizer it was big enough to be an entree. Recommendation #2: Kurobuta kakuni. I ordered this for myself, but the rest of the birthday party descended on it like a flock of vultures before I even got a bite. The plate came back to me with only the veggies and brown rice :( but I'm guessing the pork was really good? I would recommend Sushi Samba at the Palazzo over Sushi Roku only because Samba has a more unique menu that imo is worth shelling out a few extra bucks for. But if you're looking for more traditional Japanese flavors, Roku gives you more bang for your buck in a similarly high end setting.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: SoCal Pho is better than Vegas Pho. Pho sho. BUT for being in Vegas this place was probably 1 of the better places to get your Pho fix after a long night of head bangin' partyin'. I got the Pho Tai Nam (rare steak and flank). The seasoning of the broth was ALMOST (keyword) comparable to that of places in Garden Grove and Westminster (S.California). It's a good fix, but I definitely would not come here unless I needed a hangover bowl of pho. Service is ok, but if they know you're Viet then they're a lot nicer, so lucky me for that.
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Output: Two caveats: 1, it is amazing and baffling that the near east side has no real mexican food, and 2, I get that people like margaritas, and that a kid-friendly restaurant (where the parents can drink said margaritas) is bound to have a built-in clientele. That said, how the hell does this place stay in business? I ate dinner there about a month ago, and the generally shabby quality of the food amazed me. The taco meats were dry and saturated with sugar (something I've noticed at other FF restaurants too), the tortillas were verging on stale, and the salsa bar, while always a good sign, contained exactly one edible salsa. Trying to stuff some calories in the ol' pie hole and get back to work, I doused my tacos in green Tabasco from the bottle on the table. Problem? It was horribly rancid, and the waiter I informed of this apparently didn't know that hot sauce can go rancid. I literally threw 3/4 of my meal in the trash can. Maybe they should spend less on their kitschy decor and more on the food. If you want Americanized Tex-Mex, go to Pasquals or Burrito D. If you want actual Mexican food, go to the south side.
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output: I went here today for the first time - the food was awesome. Very fresh and full of flavor. The service was great as well. I will def be back soon. ;-)
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
What a great little place this has become! I've stopped in here a handful of times for a few beers and occasionally a bite to eat (they typically have a food truck on Thursday nights). It's a small place but they have a nice bar and some tables and couches to sit on. I've caught the "house" band, Deadman's Banjo, a couple of times too. Lot's of fun. They've got 2 TVs to watch the games and Rob & Joe really know their stuff regarding beer. A nice place to be a regular.