Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: WOW! I called these people to ask a simple pricing question and the woman on the other end said they didn't carry my item anymore and hung up promptly! No suggestions where I could find it, or how much it should cost at a good place....just a dial tone. didn't think lobster was such a sensitive subject and when I tried to call back to talk to a manager, since she hung up before I could get another question out, without a goodbye, the phone was picked up and hung up AGAIN!! So far they are shooting for really bad reviews with me. If you are answering the phone as an employee don't be rude! What a moron, customer service is not rocket science! I called back a third time for the manager and what do you know; not available; I guess I'll just have to pay them a personal visit and trust me guys you won't like what I have to say.

Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: THE SETTING: My dad's first dinner in Las Vegas. We had to find a classy fine dining establishment before our audiovisual extravaganza at Beatles Love, and Japonais fit the bill. THE SCENE: 5:30 PM dinner; we were the first guests. Loved the interior - lots of dark wood and soft lighting. THE DRINKS: Pitch-perfect dirty martini for me, a dry no-olive martini for dad (recent stroke resulting in a dramatic cutback in salt intake), a cucumber-lemon concoction for my wife. The drinks were perfect: just the right degree of cold, a thin layer of lenticular ice particles adrift on the top, crisp, balanced. THE SUSHI: Although I did not have any, my wife almost growled with pleasure at every morsel, and she is a sushi aficionado of high caliber. THE STEAK: Perfectly rare, aged ribeye, bone-in. I ate every scrap of mine, as did my dad. The sweet potato fries were the only sub-perfect component - this is one of the few things I would have changed, perhaps substituted a small salad. THE SERVICE: This may have been due to the fact that we were the only customers for the first half-hour, but we had our own busboy in addition to the waiter, and the GM came over to inquire personally how we were doing. This led into a charming conversation about her history in Vietnam, of fleeing the country and working her way up in the United States. This led to a lot of pleasant discussion between her and my father, who served on an aircraft carrier, and who was personally against the war. She was happy to please us, and we were happy to be pleased! The timing of all dishes went well, the kitchen put a hold on the sushi such that it began arriving the same time as the steaks. An extra-special EXCELLENT to the kitchen and staff for making sure that dad's food and martini were nigh-saltless; just a pinch for flavor. It says a lot of good things about a restaurant that when you mention a dietary restriction, they hold to it 100% through the meal. THE BOTTOM LINE: If you like a good steak, good sushi, and good service, go to Japonais.

Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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These reviews are dead-on when it comes to the food and price. Wish we had checked the Yelp app on my phone before eating here. The food is bland at best and craves a healthy punch of spice and flavor. While the Le Provencal website actually boasts a $15 per person average check the people here on Yelp have it correct...it's on the pricey side. Expect to pay about $28 per person all while being underwhelmed by the food and atmosphere. Yes, the atmosphere, can you say drab, dull, boring? The best thing was the service. They were all pleasant and on top of things throughout the meal. I would suggest skipping this place if you have the choice. There are so many better options in Vegas for the same price.