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An example of an positive review: Last week I ate at Monta four nights out of seven. I don't think I'll ever get tired of their delicious ramen - only three different options, but with many toppings available. And if I do, I'll move onto the kimchi fried rice or pork bowl. The gyoza are pretty meh though. I won't get those again. I'm so glad there's finally a simple, authentic Japanese ramen spot in Vegas. It's small, it's hot and it's usually crowded. Like the best ramen places in L.A. I used to drive the five hours just to get a bowl, now I can hit up this place between trips. Huzzah.

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An example of an positive review: Great service from this little shack. More beef brisket on the sandwich than was expected. Tasty, and worth the price (7.90), but I like a more smokey flavor than what was provided. If I'm in the area again I will be tempted to return.

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An example of an negative review: I'm a huge fan of sushi, especially joints that offer AYCE. I was excited to try this place as it gets good enough reviews and quite a few of my friends love it. Unfortunately, I can't join them in their enthusiasm for this particular sushi restaurant. Being a sushi enthusiast and just plain hungry, I was excited when we were finally seated [about a 40 minute wait for three people for lunch]. I looked over their rolls and the rest of their AYCE sushi offerings. Five minutes later, someone finally came to take our drink order. The drinks arrived pretty quickly, but after that, it was just a whole bunch of waiting for our server to actually approach us. Needless to say, once the waitress finally approached us, I told her what I wanted for my first round of ordering and my fellow diners follow suit. It's not until we finished ordering that she tells us it's only two items per person at a time. WHAT?!?! Blasphemy. First, she should have informed us after I clearly ordered more than two things, or at least before letting the other two diners order. Secondly, what kind of BS is that? I should be able to order what I want, when I want. The wait for the foods was pretty bad too. I understand a little bit of a delay sometimes, when the restaurant is super busy - but it was just too much of a wait here. I think I spent more time waiting, than actually eating - especially with the two at a time BS. Not to mention the fact that our waitress forgot about a couple of orders [which ironically worked out for the best as I didn't really want to eat anymore of their sub-par food]. As for the quality of the fish - it was mediocre. The fish on the nigiri [tuna & yellowtail] smelled a little bit and were dry. The only reason I was able to eat my orders was because I drowned the fish in the leftover sauce from the seafood salad. The pieces of unagi they gave me were small, and all I could basically taste was the eel sauce. I did enjoy a couple of the rolls I ordered, especially one called No Name. They have an unlimited amount on desserts, but not a very huge selection. Just a few different flavors of ice cream & mochi. All in all, I wouldn't go back. Poor fish quality, long waits, & bad service is not something I would pay 20 plus dollars for. I'll stick to my usual sushi spots instead.

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An example of an negative review: The Sugar Factory just does not cut it for me when it comes to quality desserts. And I am expecting quality because of the prices that you are paying. However, the Sugar Factory will stay as a nice gimmick to let people see on the strip. I have had 3 visits here and I can truthfully conclude that it is not my favorite place to be. 1st- Just trying it out and had their pasta. It was overly cheesy and it left me feeling disappointed, but my friend enjoyed his French Dip. Frozen Chocolate however was delicious. 2nd- Bought their "New Years Package" to ring in 2012 and this time was probably the best time out of the bunch. The manager was handled all of the booking and payment answered every email I had with inquiries very diligently and I appreciated that. For about $175 per person we were able to dine window-side inside and had a fantastic view of the strip. Our table was beautifully decorated with many fun adornments for us to use when it came time for the fireworks and also a complimentary glass of champagne for celebration time. Our server that night, however, was NONEXISTENT! The only things he did was bring us our drinks and took our food order. The busser was who came out to give us our food. This completely pissed me off because gratuity was already added on to take care of him. Of course there were times where we wanted to order more, needed refills, or something else and he was either on his phone near the back of the room or nonexistent. The food was seriously lacking with tasteless angus steak and the best thing was the crabcakes. Nonetheless, when it came time for the fireworks, we went right on outside and counted down with everyone else on the strip. 3rd- We had a party of 8 and I attempted to get a table for us around 9 PM. Plenty of open seats and the rest of my party went to the "treats" section to look at everything since I had people visiting from out of town so this place intrigued them. I was told by the hostess to go round up my party again and we would be seated immediately. I rounded them up after they just started looking around only to be told it will take 5 minutes to seat us, but it ended up being about 10 minutes. I am not trying to be picky, but if you are going to tell me to do something then also follow up on your promise as well please. I was told from our server that they no longer had Frozen Hot Chocolate so I opted for the Cookies and Cream Shake which I honestly have to say was even better! Overall, if I can avoid going here again.. I would definitely avoid it. High prices for sucky food and desserts. Best things are their expensive shakes, lol.