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Output: My newphew had his 6th birthday here. Man were there so many kids. It was really nice. All the staff were very helpful. They would guide the players inside the play area to help them find the base targets. My favorite part was the fact that it was two stories inside. I have been to a few laser tag places in my life and most are just one level run around in circles. This place is actually meant for adults too. AWESOME! I didn't eat any of the food so I can't comment on that. One down side is the claw game. This is not the fault of the facility but that game ate up all my money! I was trying to win a pink Domo doll for my coworker's little girl. I literally spent $10 on that game alone and countless minutes on it. CURSE THAT MACHINE AND THEIR LOVEABLE DOLLS! All in all, Battle Blast is a great place for kids to be kids in this city. Vegas caters to an adult crowd of partiers. It's nice to see a family friendly environment.

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Output: DON'T EVER ORDER HOT POT HERE!!!!! If you do, welcome to join the huge rip off!!! Well, as a customer for years (seriously! years!! because we live so close to it and this is the only asian restaurant nearby!), tonight we surprisingly found out they have hot pot on their menu, so we decided to give it a try. However, we've never experienced vietnamese hot pot before, we did expected something different from Chinese hot pot or Japanese hot pot, but we didn't expect this is such a rip off!!! 1. Refer to the image I'm attaching: customers need to place two orders to be able to get the hot pot thing, so we ordered "Beef & Shrimp" and "Seafood," when the raw food arrive, I was like WTF, that's it? You might think this amount of shrimp and beef is quite a bit, but let me tell you this thing cost $15.99. In this restaurant, a big bowl of house noodle (which includes everything) is about $8-ish, and the seafood which costs us $16.99 with 2 SHRIMPS, 5 PIECES OF SQUID, several BEAN SIZE SCALLOPS, and some beef. Well they did serve some veggies and noodle (all raw) on the side, but seriously????? $16.99 is an all-you-can-eat price in other same level Asian restaurants!! And look at the so-call HOT POT! It's the same size as my dad's hand!! 2. Poor communication. We asked for hot pot, the waitress acts like we are retarded or something. We saw the other table ordered hot pot, so we said to her we want THAT, and of course we asked if this is similar to the Chinese hot pot. She didn't explain at all, at the end she asked which one we like, butter or vinegar. Well we didn't know what those are for so we picked butter. I swear, she didn't say anything at that time, then when our food finally arrived, they gave us a FU*KING PAN! WE ORDERED HOT POT NOT HOT PAN! HELLO?? Then she explain because we asked for butter, and butter is for the hot pan and vinegar is for hot pot, WTF??? That is how you treat your customer without any explanation before place the order in the kitchen??? 3. THE ENTIRE NIGHT THE WAITRESS WERE GIVING US AN ATTITUDE BECAUSE WE ASKED TO SWITCH TO WHAT WE WANTED TO ORDER. 4. CONCLUSION: THE HOT POT SUCKS! THE FOOD WAS SO LITTLE EVEN MY 4 FOOT MOM COULDN'T GET FILL UP! Service was horrible, we waited for so long because of they messed up the order and they didn't even say sorry, but keep giving us attitude and rude! F this place, never come back again!

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Output: This lil park at the downtown end of Vegas near Fremont hotel is pretty kool for kids. It's urban trendy like the lab is Costa Mesa...and oc mix mart in fountain valley. All the stores are made of cargo containers. The lil park has a giant tree house, misting fan and electronic simon say jungle gym. Best thing is they have personnel working there to make sure kids play nice and done hurt them selves. Ur warned at the entrance to park: no running and if you are warned 3 times then you're out. The 3 strikes law. Lol.

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I am not sure what the fuss is about this place. I will give it points for a unique interior; I mean it is not very often that you can eat a plate of spaghetti while sitting in a giant velvet throne, but the food is very ho hum. I grabbed dinner there with some friends before heading to a concert in Glendale, the concert was after work, and it was a good middle meeting place. For being an Italian restaurant, I thought the menu was really limited....nothing really unique, mostly just pasta and sauce combinations. The salad that you get with your meal is just the cheapo iceberg, which is not even worth eating. Also, they advertise that they can make any of their pastas gluten-free, which excited my sister, but when she tried to order, she was informed that the only gluten-free sauce they have is the tomato, so she went with just a salad, once again, chock full of that icky iceberg lettuce. There is way better Italian food out there people!