Sentiment analysis: Our service was fantastic(our waitress was absolutely adorable) but after hearing from the waitress that NOTHING is fresh- its all pre-processed frozen food, I was really disappointed. We had already ordered. The Pumpkin Curry is pretty good... But I have had much better Thai. If you want fresh, incredible Thai- Naga is the only way to go in this state. Save yourself from a greasy belly ache :(
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I prefer Studio 54 over Pure, Tao, XS, etc, for a few reasons... 1) Lines are usually shorter. 2) Atmosphere feels less douchey. 3) People are less douchey. This means a slightly older crowd, but I don't mind. 4) Less/no riff-raff. You won't see your ghetto, class-less douches here. 5) Room to dance. We can all be honest and Studio 54 doesn't exactly have the "reputation" of XS as "THE club" to be at. Frankly, that's fine with me. It means you won't see the usual crowd. And that's a very good thing in my book. If you go to clubs to be a creepy weirdo who fails at hitting on every girl he talks to, then just gets stupidly trashed to make up for it, head over to one of the more prominent spots. If you want a legit spot to dance and maybe actually have a conversation with somebody, Studio 54 is your place.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: If you are looking for the best Indian food in Las Vegas, your search ends here. This is one of the few Indian places that nails it down on quality, taste, service, ambiance and price! Went here for a weekend lunch buffet. Priced at $12.99/person, it is unbeatable good quality Indian food (you could tell by the sheer number of Indian folks eating here and the long queue of those waiting to get a table). The buffet had a varied collection of items including appetizers, salads, four veg, four non veg curries, rice and dessert. Some top show stoppers were Vegetable Korma, Paneer, Idli Sambar, Veg Pakoras, Bhelpuri and Naan. Food was flavourful, hot and fresh (unlike many places where dishes just keep sitting for long on buffet racks). Each curry tasted authentic, distinct from another and cooked to perfection. Also tried their Masala Tea (not included in the buffet) and it was good. Service was fast, attentive and friendly and this is despite the rush on a busy Saturday afternoon. Decor is simple yet pleasing to the eyes. For those of you, who might be tempted to try many other low priced Indian buffets in town (mostly at $9 or $10), trust me this one might be a little pricey but it is top value for your dollar. This place serves delicious food and has great ambiance & service! Tip: Lunch hour gets real crowded on Sat & Sun, so ditch the long waiting time (sometimes upto 30-35 mins for a table inside and 20 mins for an outside seating) by making it for an early lunch. Also, if you are not used to having Indian food, this could prove to be a little on the spicy side for you. So what could improve? This is for the restaurant owner/ management/ staff: 1. Do away with those paper cup glasses. They look cheap and take away the charm from the entire food experience. 2. Including a drink in the buffet like Tea or Mango Lassi can help you beat the competition that comes at a similar price.
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positive