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Output: I had the New York steak rare with mashed potatoes. It's the same cut they use for breakfast. This is a no-frills place, so don't expect too much. Everything was edible, service was friendly but nothing extraordinary. It's one of the few places that was open in the Rio after the Penn and Teller show (very good btw), but by the end of the meal it was apparent that we should have searched more to find a late-night dinner.

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Output: Party of 7, wait time: roughly 30 mins. AYCE limitations: No sharing (as always), and 1 hour limit- the heck?! This was our first visit but I follow a few people on YouTube that have been to this place so I've heard good things about it. The restaurant sits at the of a very quiet strip mall, well at least at 9:00pm it was quiet. Hostess was pleasant and sat us, but when we told her that we were all probably going to do AYCE, she only gives us 2 AYCE menus so we request for more. She never came back w/ them so we asked our server. He never came back w/ them. So we asked the busser, finally! Someone understands that 7 people shouldn't be sharing 2 freaking menus! Our waiter took his time taking our drink orders and even more time getting them to us. Even longer to take our orders which is a bit frustrating considering that they place an hour restriction on their AYCE! Needless to say-- their service sucked. On to the eats-- mediocre at best. I'm sorry but if you can't get garlic tuna right-- WTF is wrong with you?! It's my fav and has got to be the easiest f-ing thing to make. First off I didn't taste any garlic, it was more of a "lemon" tuna. And then I ordered a cut roll, it was more rice than sushi. Goyemon, I understand you're a small establishment and you want a good turnover on the tables, but if your servers suck, take their time with orders and stand around talking to other staff members for the majority of their shift (as they did the night we came in) then lift the hr limit bc your price point for what we rec'd was quite upsetting. Ok, bye.

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Output: One of my favorite BBQ joints in Vegas. They have $2 chicken sandwiches on Mondays. Prices are decent and food is excellent.

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Please save yourself the hassle and go somewhere else. This is by far the WORST Acura dealership I've ever dealt with and they obviously don't care about their customers or getting their customers business. I walked into the dealership and asked an employee (who it turned out worked in the service department) to direct me to the service department. I waited at the front desk where he sent me for someone to help me, while I did no less than 5 service department employees (including the one who directed me) stood around in a gaggle even occasionally making direct eye contact with me. None of them bothered to give me the time of day so I took the initiative and went to the cashier's desk to seek assistance from the women sitting there. I followed this women outside where she went to seek answers from the other employees. Afterwards she came back to me and proceeded to chastise and blame me for not being helped. Her logic was that I didn't receive service because I parked my car in the service department's parking lot and walked inside to get help instead of driving it into the entrance of the service garage. Seriously?!?!? There is NO sign that says "If you need an oil change drive your car into unintuitive location and if you don't we won't bother to help you instead we'll stand around with our hands in our pockets". If that sign existed I would partial agree with her rebuke. So let me sum this up: I parked in the most intuitive place I could find, received instructions from an employee who then systematically ignored me, then when I sought help from a different employee I was ridiculed in front of the rest of the employees who failed to help me in the first place.