Q: positive

A: They deliver, what more can you want? They're solid classic Chinese food. I've tried the Tso's, Mongolian beef, beef lo mein, and egg drop soup. All exactly what I expected, exactly what I wanted. Be forewarned I tried a 4/5 pepper spiciness dish from the traditional menu (chengdu I believe). It was 60% hot peppers, 40% chicken, and nothing else. Blew my socks off and I can handle spicy.

Q: negative

A: Do not use this location, or Enterprise in general. I rented a one-way rental from SLC to Las Vegas and dropped the car off here to find out that there were "bolts" missing from the front bumper and no visible damage to the car -- so how could this be my fault? I was told by the employee that when renting one-way, Enterprise locations will send their damaged vehicles so that the other location has to cover the costs to fix the vehicle. The manager acknowledged that the missing bolts were a known defect on the Hyuandai that I rented and they fix them all the time so I was not being held responsible. Fast forward 2 weeks later and I receive a letter in the mail stating they are pursuing damages because "their guy" found other parts missing from the vehicle. Really?? Why would I get under my rental car and remove parts?! This is clearly a situation of terrible/shady business practices and they are trying to pin the repair costs on their customers. Again, do not rent from this company!

Q: positive

A: Not too bad, Customer service is outstanding.I can't wait to come back and try more. The location is great. Food is totally typical indian, you wont be disapointed

Q: negative

A:
The reason I'm giving this two stars was because my problem was resolved. Food wasn't bad, staff was alright and not completely to blame... but the reason I'm writing a review at all is because of a situation that, in my mind, really should not have happened. (Edit: For clarity, I ordered this online for delivery. Why? Because how often do you come across a Subway that delivers?) Let's first take a moment to discuss a BLT. Pretty simple sandwich, right? BLT: Bacon Lettuce Tomato; a sandwich so bold, so forthright that it needs no further explanation. Adding things to it is on you, of course, so when I ordered Subway's BLT I kept that in mind, assuming there would be no issues with such a simple base. What I end up with is my order... sans the lettuce and tomato. I couldn't make this up: A BLT without lettuce and tomato. Normally, I'm the type of person who kind of shrugs off minor mistakes (mostly because I'm too hungry and the food is still consumable), but 1/3 of my sandwich is completely missing; I was too hungry NOT to do anything about it. A phone call to the store has me talking with the manager, telling me about the standard subway policies. Basically, the only standard on the sandwich is the meat, and everything is up to you. So... there really is not point in even telling them the name of the sandwich you want and adding to that--you have to name what's in it and what you want added to that. I fail to see the logic in having pre-constructed sandwiches at all. So unless you're in the restaurant guiding them step-by-step on how to make your sandwich, you'll pretty much have to tell them, "Yes, I want bacon AND lettuce AND tomato in my BLT." (For future ref: if you really want bacon in your BLT, you're going to have to order double meat, or you'll just end up with the essence of bacon. Those little slivers of bacon really don't cut it.) I'd go into things about using common sense even if Subway's policies say otherwise... but then I'd be breaking Yelp's review guidelines. (; I'm also not going to talk about the sub shop within walking distance that stays open until 3am and seems to have it together (as far as BLTs go.)