Q: positive

A: There are two types of Cirque shows: 1.) traveling 'small' shows which typically are intimate, in the round, and offer circus like things (Alegria, Kooza, Corteo) OR 2.) spectacular spectaculars (Viva Elvis, Beatles LOVE, O, Mystere). ZUMANITY is in category one, except it isn't traveling. Instead it's at the NYNY in Vegas. However -- -- it's also in a category all its own. Since it's R-rated. Cirque + Vaudeville humor + Burlesque stylings. Please note I didn't say X-rated. You won't see anything below the belt. Just boobies. And if you're into big round floppy boobies, or big fake salad bowl boobies -- you're going to be disappointed. The boobies are few and far in between... and the cups do not runneth over. In fact, deep in the show when you see a woman take to one of those stripper bars, the boobs were so small I wondered if she was a dude. And that's not a silly thing to say in a show that's hosted by a drag queen. In a show that gets visited by a Prince-like man in heels pulling various giant fabric flags -- apparently the opening ceremonies to the Gay Olympics. There's even amorous moments between players on the same teams. So what is CRITICAL to know about Zumanity is that it's not Jubilee (Fank Thucking God). That is to say if you and your Bible can't stand anything but monogamous heterosexual sex, my oh MY are you in the wrong theater. (Or really, maybe in the right one.) Speaking of the theater: it's gorgeous. Cirque always does a great job with their interiors and this one was no exception. It's a shame it wasn't set up as a cabaret -- with tables and drinks -- because it would have perfectly matched the show's atmosphere. Okay, so what of the show itself? I don't want to ruin the fun, but basically our Master/Mistress of Ceremonies is hilarious. So are his comic pals, who together, make the best clowns I've ever seen in a Cirque show. This is kind of a funny accident, that the funniest 'clowns' are in a show children can't see. Even funnier, though, are the 'clowns' they pick from the audience and involve in all sorts of inappropriate moments. WARNING: if you wear dentures, you risk spitting them out at some of the gags these comedians pull. Except for one SNLish skit about boob enhancements (which should be pulled and replaced ASAP), the fun with the audience bits remind us older viewers of Candid Camera's at its best: catching people being themselves. It's really that funny and worth going to the show again sometime. I know I will return -- and try to get 'those' seats for my friends. But what of the visuals? The dancing? The singing? The swimming? The spinning around on wires? The hoops? The contortions? Most of it is pretty good, as good as any normal Cirque show. Not exemplary Cirque, but solid. There was a little too much of chicks hanging around on ropes, and so the latter number (heavy breather hanging from straps) should be cut and replaced with something utterly different. The music got a little loud at times, just as there were occasional blinding flashes of white light which momentarily illuminated the entire audience -- both of which I felt were to prevent certain audience members from falling asleep. Heck, if you want to keep people awake, see my next note. It's a very weird note to have to make -- in my not at all humble opinion, there needs be equal access nudity in this show. Cirque is innovative, daring, and bold, and so I frankly expected to see some sausages swinging around at some point. The fact that only tangerine cupped women were exposing themselves... didn't... feel... fair. Half the audience were women... and so why didn't half the audience get to see the third leg of at least one man? What a ripoff. That said, and I'm surprised I'm saying this, Cirque's ZUMANITY is one of the best Cirque show's in Vegas. You heard me right. ZUMANITY trumps LE REVE and KA -- and it's cheaper than both. ZU is more memorable and recommendable to adults than MYSTERE, even though MYSTERE is fun in it's own way. Only LOVE and O trump ZU, but they are spectacular spectaculars... and so that makes sense. I'm giving this 4.7 stars. It would have gotten five, but too often the show plays to the front center and utterly ignores the side seats. ;-)

Q: positive

A: Good yogurt, had the taro and coconut flavors very good . Taro tasted like taro and the coconut was the best , put on some coconut sprinkles and mochi and enjoy.

Q: positive

A: My coworker likes to eat here when we're at the mall over lunch, and honestly, the place had to grow on me (seriously half a year). I've worked out my formula -- a half sandwich (winner: roast beef gorg) and a pastry or dessert (winner: palmier but I'm working thru the ho hum case). What has won me over: fresh, chewy breads, the mgr who is bussing tables alongside the rest of the staff, the bussers themselves are friendly, a microwave if you have to heat up small kid's food, even a courtesy phone! They really try to make your whole experience pleasant... the level of detail to customer orientation is pretty amazing, it's all in small ways but adds up. Actually the phone is what gave it the 4th star... it's just soooo... courteous. Goodness forbid I'm without my cell or the battery is dead, but I will appreciate that phone is there one day.. I'm sure.

Q: negative

A:
I'm giving it one star, and that's because the wings were actually DELICIOUS! The reason for my bad review is simple, the customer service sucked! The guy at the register was apparently having a bad day... Lemme rephrase that, bad life! ATTITUDE from the start. I asked how big the wings were, and the guy acted like I was asking for a free sample! Then when I asked to mix and match, I asked if I could have 4 wings in a separate sauce and he snapped at me "we only do in 5's"... Like if I already knew. All in all, the wings were really good! I got the Jerk Sauce and Can honestly say it was very pleasing. Wing Heaven needs to send their employee to a learn some manners. If you don't want to deal with people, get out of the food service industry! I hate to write bad reviews, but this guy really made my first experience at wing heaven a bad experience! At least the wings were good.