Sentiment analysis: $$ makes the world and this restaurant go round. During an impromptu Vegas trip, I made resos for this popular place. Being from Chicago, I love all things tall and a chance to get breath-taking view is always at the top of my list. We had been drinking a little before, as everyone does in Vegas. We were running a little late for our reso but when I called to notify, they seemed cool. We walk through the airport-type security and my buzzed self thinks i'm going to meet a celebrity with all these precautionary measures. Who's up there, Jay-Z? We get to the pretty empty restaurant and it's very cool and unique, as everyone's mentioned, it spins! We are immediately greeted and given the specials by our waiter which is the sole reason I'm giving this place 2 stars. Granted, it was cool seeing people bun-jee off the building and the sunset was taking place around the time of our meal, but spinning in circles made me a little whoozy when I realized it. Looking around at other patrons, I notice two extremes, there's groups of retirees and high school prom dates. Was I in the twilight zone? Or did I just make a bad reso? I try to carry on without thinking much of it. We ordered a bottle of cab sav. Sure, it wasn't the most expensive, but it was freaking horrendous. Fiancee at the time ordered a filet and I had the seared branzino. They brought us a bread basket which was nice. My fish was gross. I was trying to make the most of it because we were on a tight schedule so I swallowed it and kept it going. He enjoyed his meal but mentioed his belly was aching a bit. We took pics of the scenery, paid the bill and skiddatled out of there. After our show, I started feeling ill, like really ill, as did he. We went back to our hotel and pretty much everything we ate came up and we were stuck in bed for the remainder of the night. Thankfully it was a short-term stomach issue because the next day we were able to continue with our trip, but limited with what our tummies could tolerate. Idk if my fish wasn't cooked right or if there was a germ issue, but every time I think of this place, I primarily recall heaving, sleeping and missing out on a night on the town. Grrr, Top Of the World. You're on the top of my ish list.
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Sentiment analysis: From Pinpoint Publications' 89148 Magazine, "The hottest new trend in dining has arrived in the neighborhood with the opening of Nina, an Asian Fusion Hotpot/Shabu-Shabu restaurant. Taking a variety of Asian flavors and transforming them into a true dining experience, Nina offers a vast array of lunch and dinner specialties that warm the soul. Vietnamese Spring Rolls, SugarCane Shrimp Rolls, Tri-tip Steak and Five-Spice Broiled Chicken are but a few of the tasty items on the lunch menu. Dinner served Shabu Shabu style where guests choose from a buffet of lean, thin-sliced Round-Eye beef, chicken, seafood, noodles and vegetables, cooking them in their own Asian hot pot filled with healthy, flavored broths. See why Shabu Shabu has become the most talked about dining experience in the country." Nina's management is proud to present to you a uniquely healthy, fun, inter-active dining experience. Updated 6/8/2007: Las Vegas Review Journal write up, http://www.lvrj.com/neon/7900592.html Las Vegas City Life write up, http://www.lasvegascitylife.com/articles/2007/03/29/eats_and_drinks/dining/iq_13392057.txt
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Sentiment analysis: This was my first stop at this Starbucks. It was very busy but orders moved along quickly. Friendly, efficient baristas and cashier staff made the experience a good one. This is one less Starbucks I need to visit to get to all of them in the Las Vegas Valley.
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