Problem: I've been here a couple of times and got a voucher to use since it's so close to me but the last time I went was terrible. first of all the soy sauce had a funny taste to it, it wasn't kikkoman, it was lee kum kee which is this chinese brand that tastes like watered down soy sauce with hints of teriyaki? with sushi it just tastes off. We had the all you can eat but nothing was that appetizing and the fish just didn't seem fresh. Also ordered shimp tempura which was NOT shrimp tempura, it was a skinny shrimp inside a mountain of batter and then encased in panko crumbs. I still have a voucher left for them but i'm reluctant to use it and i've never hesitated at using free money before. For the area you're better off going to Hokkaido (which has much better fish), or 808 (for tasty non-sushi japanese-hawaiian things...they have sushi too but it's also meh)
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Problem: Beware of this buffet. I got food poisoning there, and the food was not good. Overcooked and dried up.
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Problem: This is hands down our favorite place to eat in Phoenix. We live all the way across town yet making the 35 mile drive (one way) is totally worth it. The service is outstanding and everyone is really friendly. Our favorite person though is Bobby. Bobby used to be our server at another area restaurant and we were pleased as punch when we ran into him one day here. It's kind of like visiting a friend when you go there! My only problem is I can never decide if I should get the short rib tacos or the ribeye steak tacos. Start off with their sangria that I could go swimming in or the shaken lemondae then finished by the red velvet cake and you can't go wrong. Love this place and I'll be back. Often.
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Problem: This is not gonna be pretty. They advertise a band every mile. I think I counted three. live bands. Only one was playing when we went by. RNR is pretty good at marketing and hype, but not real great about race organization. This run is a cluster. I submitted a realistic time (which I beat by 45 seconds). I passed thousands of people. Not an exaggeration. I am not sure how or why I passed so many people with higher corrals, lower corrals, and walkers six abreast. It's literally a jungle trying to work your way through people either assigned to the wrong corral or starting in a corral to which they were not assigned. The course is awesome, as advertised -- lots of neon and lights. If you want an opportunity to drink all afternoon and then walk with a bunch of friends up the middle of the strip wearing an Elvis costume, wedding dress, or tutu with blinking lights, then this is your ticket. Sign up and enjoy. If you want to participate in a real running event, look for one. This one is just not safe for a real runner given the widely (and wildly) varying abilities and paces of participants.
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