Q: positive

A: Really good authentic Thai. Try the red curry chicken. This place may have the best lunch deal in town. $8.95 for curry chicken and it came with soup, egg roll, crab rangoon, rice and salad with a great peanut dressing.

Q: negative

A: I was not that impressed. Went here for dinner a few months ago; the place was dead but was very loud due to the TV. Service was good however, and the waiter was friendly when he wasn't sitting around watching TV. The food was fine, but as other posters have said tasted like cheap ingredients. It's along the lines of "authentic" cheap Mexican food, however, and it wasn't all that cheap. I've worked in various places in Mexico for over 6 months, and the food here costs $3 or less in Mexico. They do supposedly have tacos al pastor, but I have not yet tried them; I am assuming they're nothing at all like Mexico pastor, but I'm willing to go back and try it out.

Q: positive

A: after a long day of gambling and drinking, a house gumbo with a pepsi makes me forget that i lost all my money playing penny slots. look past the off the strip hotel, everyone is over the age 45 and the sound of keno in the background and you'll get a down to earth restaurant that serves quality southern style food. pan roast, gumbo, jumbolia, you cant go wrong. everything is cooked in front of you in a steel pot where its simmer to perfection.

Q: negative

A:
I don't understand why some people like this place so much. We got a little sick here from one of the rolls. We had only eaten a couple of pieces and told the server. They still didn't take it off our bill (not cool). It seems like a lot of people like to sit at the bar and drink with the sushi chef. He speaks mostly Japanese but it makes them feel like they have Japanese friends. As any bartender will tell you it makes sense to be friendly with your regular drinkers. However the drinks are more expensive than other sushi bars I've visited. If you like Sake you can get it a lot cheaper at a Japanese market in Spring Valley (or even a wine store). Then you can serve good sake in your house! There are lots of better food and dining options in Las Vegas.