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Output: The past few times I have visited Vegas, I have been in search of a damn good Chinese restaurant. The mister was craving some Chinese food, so we busted out Yelp on his iPhone and Joyful House was highly recommended. Per some suggestions made by other Yelpers, I ordered the pan fired spinach in garlic sauce, the sauteed shrimp in sweet and sour sauce, e-fu noodles, and 1/2 order of peking duck. The food was alright. Nothing that kicked my socks off. The peking duck was dry and slightly rubbery. Also, they didn't even serve it with the bao bread or those puffy chips. I liked the e-fu noodles, but it was a tad bit salty. The shrimp was average and the spinach is something I could've cooked, so it wasn't special to me. If this place is the best Chinese restaurant in Vegas, then I am afraid to try the other places. Perhaps I have higher expectations since I have tasted great Chinese food back in Cali like in Chinatown, Monterrey Park, Alhambra, Rowland Heights, etc. I won't give up, the next time I am in Vegas, I will try another place and see how it is.

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Output: Great lunch spot. To repeat other reviews, the service is fast; probably the quickest I have ever experienced. As with most other locations I have visited, the staff is genuine and friendly.

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Output: Free chai and bottomless naan with the lunch buffet! This place was a go to for getting filled up on $10 when I was going to ASU, but as a vegetarian I always found its chickpea dishes left something to be desired. Coming back as a reformed vegetarian and omnivore, I realized this place has some fantastic chicken. The classic tikka masala and tandoori chicken are both good, with nice cuts without too many bones. I also really liked the saag this time around. Lentils were as good as any I had in Nepal, and not nearly as watery as they were there. They've redecorated too and the paintings are brighter and more cheerful than they used to be.

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Ate ate Popeye at many states, this is not it! The spicy chicken is NOT spicy yet it contains more grease then chicken, purely inedible. no idea how they get away with it in a corporate environment.