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Output: Poor service! Manager has a bad attitude because they messed up my order and I called him out! Basically, he tried to say they no longer serve the salad with an item, but its on the NEW menu! When I called him out, he proceeded to get loud and walked away! WTHay! #poor_customer_service #pissed I am calling the GM! Pronto!

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Output: I thought Wasabi Jane's is just another fast food stand located in the Food Court within the Venetian Casino and Resort, it just doesn't quite measure up to the rest of the stands. Having two kids in tow, the family doesn't have the luxury to sit through fine dining or extended meals. This was one of the food stands we stopped at for dinner. The ordering process was fine, and we asked for one cup of ice water, and they proceeded to charge us 10 cents for the ice water. When inquired what the charge was, they replied "plastic cup". For the life of me, I could not locate that "cup charge" on their menu anywhere, and that is either false advertising or some type of bad business practice which I will later on report to BBB. Their udon noodle was just ok, nothing too outstanding, but that charge left a sour taste in our mouths. Oh, and just for your reference, walk 10 steps to the Panda Express in the same food court, and you can get ice waters (yes, plural), extra plates, extra napkins, fortune cookies, and utensils, all for FREE! Never going back to Wasabi Jane's. Another thing, they spell their name as "Wassabi Jane's" on their receipt. Anyone who cannot spell their own names properly really should not be operating any business.

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Output: Favorite Thai joint, very nice owners quiet atmosphere but most importantly great food!

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My husband and I ate here after the car show last weekend. The concept is part fun, part weird: watching them cook your food = fun. Trying to concoct your own meal, complete with spices, sauces, oils and "squishing" = a little weird. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They explained the "squish" concept when I told them I was a first timer, and there was a helpful gentleman at the end of the line to help me make up a sauce. I was weirded out by the shaved, frozen meat. It makes sense that they need to keep it this way (frozen to maintain safety, shaved thin to cook fast), but it is still a bizarre sight and I was hesitant to use it. All the veggies were super fresh, so I loaded up on those. All you can eat soup, wontons, rice and soft serve. I was disappointed that the soups were so basic (chicken noodle and beef vegetable? How about some egg drop!?) The wontons were ok and the soft serve was meh. Didn't bother with the rice. My problem was that, at the end of it all, I had a large bowl of not-that-great stir fry. How many times do you need to experiment until you find a sauce/spice/oil/cooking wine ratio that actually tastes good? THIS IS WHY I EAT OUT, PEOPLE....so I can get a guaranteed yummy meal, not take my chances! And as another review stated, it is super odd to go down this buffet line watching people pile, stuff and cram food into these bowls, trying to get every last ounce of their money's worth. Yes, it shrinks a little while cooking, I'm sure. But people were acting like animals with the wax paper and extra bowls, using their entire body weight to smoosh their own food. Not an appetizing sight. I might be willing to give it one more shot with another sauce compilation, but after that I think I'm done.