Q: My girlfriend took me here on her suggestion and neither of us were very impressed. I got the green chile burrito and the meat was cold and tough and the lettuce was really wilted. We got take out, and I obviously didn't notice until I got home, so I called and spoke with the manager and he offered to make me another one and also gave me a free dessert. When I got in my car, drove back down and was made another one, it was also less than to par when I got back home. The red velvet cake I got was not very good either. The icing on it was like glue and the cake had a reminiscent taste of coffee grounds. Bizarre. I will say the customer service when I went back in was excellent, and the manger Will was great, but I sadly can't say that for the cooks in the back. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Definitely a fan of Silk Pagoda. Quality of the ingredients seemed to be pretty high compared to other Chinese joints in the city. General Tso's was nice and crispy, without too much gristle / fat on the chicken (hey, it's a Chinese restaraunt -- what do you expect?). Sauce had a nice tangy flavor, not too syrupy or sweet. My friend ordered the sesame sliced chicken, which had a really great creamy, nutty, savory sauce. Like someone else said, sometimes you just need greasy Chinese. The next time I do, I'll be heading to Silk Pagoda. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Two words: mushy rice OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: This place is pricey but what isn't in Vegas? My boyfriend and I were strolling (drunkenly lurching) around the strip and decided to stop in for a bite to eat. We shared fried mac and cheese (amazing and not greasy at all) and the club sandwich (fresh veggies, high-end bacon, and yummy cranberry bread). The perfect meal to fuel an evening of heavy drinking, foolishness, and depraved shenanigans! OPTIONS:
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positive