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Output: I'm sad to say, I really didn't enjoy most of my visit here. I've had many reccommendations to go here, there was a lot of people waiting, and the amount of reviews are impressive so maybe at one point they were really good but tonight, I didn't like the majority of the sushi I tasted. The service was great, everyone was friendly, all the waitresses made sure drinks were never empty, and Victor at the sushi bar was really nice and attentive. However, the sushi was just not on point. The sun of the beach and wet roll tasted kinda good but each were drenched in delicious spicy mayo and some other sauce. I took the sauce off with by napkin and the sushi was hard to swallow. Fish was really mushy and not too fresh. Super white tuna is one of my favorites usually so I ordered 2 pieces just to try it and the cut was massive, chunky, definitely not melt in your mouth and the ponzu sauce that they drenched it in wasn't even that good. It was mushy and had a weird taste. Overall the sushi taste I would say has been the worst I've had in Vegas. I'm really not trying to sound harsh but I really didn't not enjoy it. They have many different rolls however if you look closely, they are all very similar. I think I only saw one roll with scallops, I didn't see any impressive sauces, the only different sauce I saw was on the "OH DAM!!!!HENRY" roll. I was iffy to try the green mussels since the grade of sushi had been not too great. Desert was great but since they don't make it in house, I can't really add another star just cause of ice cream. Overall, the service is great but sadly the sushi not so much. My favorite is still Kaya Sushi and Goyemon. Sorry Yama Sushi!

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Output: In terms of Canadian transit systems that I've ridden so far, this is definitely my favourite. The changeurs (ticket collectors) and drivers are much nicer than what I'm accustomed to in the GTA (they actually help). The best thing though, is their OPUS card. I'd purchase one regardless of whether you're staying for a few days or a few weeks; it's a quick refill process in the fare machines, and it only costs $6. Best thing is, you can use it again for up to 4 years, so if you come back to Montreal again, no need to spend money on transfers and their Occasionelles! If you're not coming back, it's a nice souvenir, as not many transit systems here have magnetic cards anyway. If I have one issue with the system, their Metro should be a bit more frequent off peak; I think 6-8 minutes is too long of a wait for a system its size. There were instances where I waited an unreasonable amount of time for a train, when I was expecting only about a 5 minute wait or so.

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Output: No so good. Loud, but when a band play's there you know of what does it matter?

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This salon is fun and funky! Megan Roth cuts and colors my hair and she is by far the best stylist I have encountered in Phoenix over the last ten years ( and i have been to many so called upscale Scottdale salons) Megan is qualified and will not overcharge you, she will be on time and give you a great haircut! Go see Megan!