Q: negative

A: Well I'm not vegetarian, as can be noted by my patented American Gut. With that said, order a hot dog they are hard to screw up. This place is way overpriced for the crud they serve up. You might find a bunch of soccer moms taking their loud kids there. I hate kids.. so.. maybe this has jaded my review. Que Sera

Q: negative

A: Mediocre/ junky dishes. However, they do have lots of variety and they do cater to the late night/fourthmeal/ jumbaco palette, which made me wish that this buffet was my college residence hall cafeteria. That would've been awesome.

Q: negative

A: Ok, here goes.... My boyfriend and I were at TI, starving and frantically looking for a restaurant when we found Pho. We had been seated for quite some time before someone took our order. I ordered the beef and broccoli rice dish and he ordered the chicken curry dish. We were quite skeptical when our food came out two minutes later. Mine had broccoli that was once frozen and then microwaved and weird looking beef. My boyfriend had chicken slop with bones in the chicken, which he was constantly picking out. It tasted repulsive, and thank god for the sri ra cha sauce, which I used much of the bottle to cover up the bad taste. There was soy sauce that claimed to be kikkoman, however, I know that it was something else and I may report this to kikkoman. After we ate our bill was $40. My best advice is don't eat here, you will leave feeling angry and $40 poorer. My boyfriend spent several hours on the toilet due to this nightmare. You would be better off eating at Taco Bell. I hate even giving this place one star....

Q: negative

A:
Overview: Yellowtail is a Japanese restaurant for people who are afraid of Japanese food. When my wife and I went to Vegas for our anniversary, Yellowtail at Bellagio very nearly ruined it. For background: My mother is Japanese, and I've been fortunate enough to visit many times. I don't need my Japanese food to be authentic, but it does have to taste good. Yellowtail's food is neither authentic nor good. The glazed salmon I ordered was soaked in a sugar sauce, sweet to the point of being inedible. (My theory: To cover up the fact they serve cheap salmon.) To their credit, when my waiter came over, he immediately asked me what was wrong. When I told him, he quickly replaced the dish with something edible but completely forgettable. (The good service is the only thing that brings Yellowtail up to two stars.) My wife had a similar experience. The food is more "Japanese-y" than Japanese. Unfortunately for me, I had a severe stomach ache for the rest of the night - a distraction to say the least when I was trying to enjoy Cirque du Solei. The Bellagio hotel staff were completely unhelpful to the point of belligerence, but that's a story for another time. My wife and I are already planning our next trip to Vegas. We would have considered staying at the Bellagio. But after our experience with Yellowtail (and Bellagio), we're going back to the Wynn. They certainly know how to treat customers well there.