Not good at all! First and last time I'll be eating at Red Ginseng. I live in North Vegas but my favorite sushi place is a ways away (Goyemon is the best!) When I eat sushi, I usually just eat nigiri, so the fish has to be fresh! The fish was mushy and meh. Seaweed salad tasted old and fishy not light and fresh with a hint of ocean flavor. The hot items like Teri chicken and chicken Katsu were blah. Teri chicken tasted like a rubber piece of chicken grilled on a George Foreman grill with a clumpy version of a teriyaki sauce. Veggie tempura was hard carrots, white potatoes and a single green bean. No onions, zucchini, sweet potato...the good stuff. The best thing was the pork gyoza and even that wasn't the greatest. Service was ok but there was only us and another family there. Overall it was just a bad experience. I had to force myself to eat what I ordered because of AYCE rules and this was literally one of the worst meals I've had in the 8 years I've been in Vegas.
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We really enjoyed the Insalata della Casa with Balsamic Vinaigrette and the Toscana pizza, we really enjoy a thin "cracker" like crust. The white Sangria was a disappointment though, it was not very sweet and tasted weak & watered down. All in all a good dining experience. We will return to try out other fare.
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Aside from one woman at reception this place has the rudest most uncaring, thoughtless staff I have ever had the displeasure of coming in contact with. These women (and I use the term lightly) all should sincerely consider going in to a profession that does not come into contact with the general public. I would be surprised if "be a sociopath" isn't listed as a requirement to work at this God Awful place. If you are in need of any of the services offered here please do yourself a favor and chose ANY other establishment and go there instead.
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Its been almost two years since I have eaten at any of the Street's of New York restaurants, and I guess I expected it to be better than it was. And less expensive. We wanted pizza for dinner one night but I was tired of all the regular delivery places so we decided to get some Street's. They don't deliver to our area so we picked up. We ordered the pear gorgonzola dinner salad and a medium thin crust margarita pizza. While the salad was good, there were hardly enough toppings to account for the $8 price tag. Maybe 1/8 of a cup of combined cheese, nuts and cranberries, along with four quarters of a pear which were canned on top of maybe half a bag of field greens. This is a tasty salad, and maybe enough for one small person to eat but not enough for any normal person to feel satisfied on. The pizza was also good, but again not worth the $16 it cost. Thin crust, no sauce, tomatoes, basil that I could smell but found no leaves (weird), topped with cheese. My husband could have polished this off on his own if I had let him. It was hardly filling. You think that going thin crust getting less calories should be less expensive as well since the amount of dough used is way less. But I guess I was wrong in that logic. I was really disappointed. I used to really love Street's and would order from them all of the time but now its just become too expensive. I have been to many places where I can order way more for the $28 in total (with a small tip) that we spent here. It makes me sad but I probably wont be ordering from here again.
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