Q: negative

A: **This review is for the golf course only. I'm going to try and be charitable with this review because (1) I didn't pay an arm and a leg to play this course and (2) the staff, while a bit stand off-ish at first was very helpful and courteous before and after my round. But.... it has to be said, this course is in really bad shape. Back east a course like this would be designated a dogtrack. The tee boxes, fairways and greens are all in various states of disrepair. Brown spots, diseased patches of grass and general neglect have produced a very unpleasant looking golf course at present. A combination of factors may be to blame for this, including an unsucessful overseeding, the recent cold weather and rain, and the general quality of the maintenance. As other reviewers have noted, it's a pretty straight-forward, boring track with nary an elevation change. It's not a hard course but the course does have a good design with bunkers guarding nearly every green. The greens sloped from the back to front and can be quite tricky. This, I am sure, was once a really good course and true test for any golfer. But not now. Compared to the myriad of great golf courses in the Valley, if you can get on the course for under $30, you probably won't feel ripped off.

Q: negative

A: Too crowded, no parking, pushy salesperson. I'm pretty fit and thought I would try yoga at Hot vegas, since they offer so many classes at different times of the day. I bought a Groupon to try it out without having to commit. Before u take a class there's a mandatory 45 minute sales pitch. $399 yearly, if u buy now, they tell u its for a limited time but from reading reviews apparently the limited time is a few years now. The classes are over crowded, u must show up really early to get a spot on the floor. Yogis can be very aggressive if you "take" their usual spot on the floor, i was badgered by one who said that the spot I was in, is his and his partners spot. He wanted me to move. Hey first come first serve buddy. So all class long he kept invading my space. It's barefoot so bring flip flops, make sure yours are distinct, mine were accidentally taken by a guy who mistook my women's size 6.5 for his men's size 10. I had to chase him down, luckily he was in line for drinking water. He really thought these were his flip flops. I have 10 visits on my Groupon that I'm just going to give up on. I guess they count on new members to be discouraged and not return, by the way no refunds. All in all horrible experience, those who say they come here cause they hate 24 hour fitness or Lvac, what r they talking about its the same situation, you might not have to wait for a machine but you just won't get a spot on the floor.

Q: negative

A: Kaizen has decent food but it's plagued by apathetic and snotty service. My party and I did the AYCE special because duh, obviously it's the best deal. But they impose a bunch of fascist rules which takes away the fun. Look, if you're gonna set some rules, then the food should be come out quick and don't roll your eyes or scoff if we give you a laundry list of orders We ordered a bunch of rolls, nigiri, salads, and some bizarre "Japanese steak". Most of the food was decent and after a while it was hard to distinguish which was which because things started to taste the same. Avoid the Japanese steak. I was expecting a nice sliced steak but instead got a dry meatloaf turd in a sizzling skillet with diced asparagus. If you order the Screaming Orgasm salad, tell them to put the dressing on the side because they drown the field greens to death. But at least they don't stuff their rolls with rice and the fish was fresh. There are far better sushi places within blocks of this place with friendlier service.

Q: positive

A:
I'm going to keep this short and sweet... I don't like Thai food that much. Not a huge fan anyway. I am giving it 4 stars because that's what it already has. The spring rolls are excellent - very fresh and crispy. A little more flavor would be my only complaint if you twisted my arm to come up with something to complain about. The summer rolls are good as well. I had some pad thai, but the peanut smell prevented me from enjoying it. It's probably good if you like that sort if thing. I couldn't tell you. I will try it again - it's really close. Next time, I'll have a look at a menu and actually pick something out.