Sentiment analysis: This place has changed over the years or do they not serve good food unless its the weekend. We came on a Monday with a large group for dim sum. The shui Mai was ok. The dumplings were ok. The pork ribs were ok. The rice congee was ok. The steamed shrimp with rice noodles were day old that were warmed up with watered down soy sauce. It was gross. The chicken feet were cooked in a vinegar sauce and that was awful. The shrimp ball was old tasting too. They use to be very good for dim sum but what happened? I feel bad but it must of been the case of the Monday's. lol. Don't think I will return for dim sim here. :(
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Just had another magnificent dinner here. We don't visit Las Vegas very often, but whenever we do, we always devote at least one dinner to this place. Not only does it provide us a break from the chaos of the Strip, but the food here is fantastic! You will Definitely get far more value for your money here than on the Strip. If you do come, you have to try the Ika Tempura! We had 2 orders last night. Crispy on the outside, and soft, but slightly firm (as it should be) on the inside! Yum! The staff is almost alarmingly attentive! (unlike trying to get any kind of service in the Strip Casinos) It goes without saying, but I will anyway, that the Sashimi is top notch! The pieces of fish, etc, are gratifying of sufficient size as to make them visible/identifiable to the naked eye...not always the case (these days) If you need a delicious break from the Strip, and your tastes turn toward sushi, you really should try this place. I Love Sushi is (probably) a Franchise...this particular one is the BEST that we've found!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: The Indian food we had was pretty good with the exception of the kulfi. For those who don't know what kulfi is, it is Indian ice cream. The pistachio kulfi we had here had a lot of ice crystals in it. A sign that it was either melted and re-frozen (that has to violate some health codes) or that they did not cook the milk down long enough (lazy cooking). Also, the Nepali dishes I had were not very good and I know this because I've lived in Nepal. The momos tasted like they were made with ready made wonton wrappers from the grocery store. The momo dough isn't quite the same as a wonton wrapper. The kwati soup did not appear to be made from NINE types of beans/lentils. It also did not look like the beans/lentils had been sprouted. I give this place 2 stars because I the Indian food here seems decent but I definitely recommend avoiding the Nepali dishes.
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negative