input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Yelp 100 Challenge * 97/100 When my family and I first moved to Vegas, I found the McCarran simpler in design and size-wise, a tad smaller compared to the Hong Kong International Airport (where we came from). Nonetheless, it's made its way into my heart over the years and the newly constructed Terminal 3 is looking spotless! My last air trip happened last month from Oakland to Long Beach - Long Beach to Vegas. As we arrived in Vegas, we were up and done with baggage in about 5-10 minutes at Terminal 3. And who happens to forget that a shuttle bus needs to be taken to Terminal 1? This girl. I got lost for awhile and found myself walking around in circles until one of the janitors was helpful enough to lead me to the shuttle bus stop. There, I was picked up and for less than a 15-minute parking, fees were waived. Thanks to the clear signs, the passenger pick-up area does not take long to navigate. Place runs like clock-work and I'm already excited for my next trip - whenever that's going to be!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Large portions and "Graveyard Specials" served from 11pm to 7am at the time of this review. Prices range from $2.99 for "Deuces Wild" that is 2 giant pancakes, 2 eggs & 2 slices of bacon or 2 sausage links. The most expensive menu item on the late night menu is the "Royal Flush" that has a USDA Prime Steak, 2 eggs with hash browns & toast. I have been coming here for years and some of the waiters that I met back then are still here. That means if you frequent the restaurant, you'll probably get better service than some of the Vegas Strip restaurants that get new servers often.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
Move over Lotus of Siam, there's a new kid in town! I was introduced to this place by one of my favorite bloggers, Wendy C. of http://wendyfulworld.com/ She was on the money! David Wong's is now my go-to Thai in Las Vegas. His signature dishes, the Shrimp Mango Salad and Crispy Duck in Red Curry, are out of this world! The Pad See Yew and Pineapple Fried Rice are also authentic and tasty. They have a numbering system of 1 to 10, but beware, 5 is incredibly spicy! The bonus is you can bring your own wine or beer here, no corkage. I wanted to try their Mango with Sticky Rice but they were out. We ordered Fried Banana instead, but that was a disappointment. Guess we'll just have to come back for the Mango with Sticky Rice!