Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A: So there's obviously a lot of hype about this place. We went with some people that had been there before, and they all seemed to enjoy it, but this place was not for us. First off, we get there, and they say there's going to be a 2 hour wait. So fortunately, they text you when your table is ready, so you can walk around the waterfront. Unfortunately, there's not 2 hours worth of walking around to do at the waterfront, so after about an hour, we were waiting bored for our table. And then 2 hours turned into 2 1/2 hours before we actually got seated. I got a milkshake, and that was very good, albeit a little pricy ($6). The burgers however left a lot to be desired. I got the farm burger, which has ham, cheese, and egg on it. I always get the Royal Red Robin Burger, which is similar (minus the ham), and love that. This however was not the best. It was definitely lacking cheese. I don't like hamburgers without cheese. The beef patties on these burgers are big, so don't skimp on the cheese! There was too much beef, and the beef was bland. I ate about 75% of my burger and just gave up, because I didn't like it enough to finish it. Too much bland beef taste, and not enough cheese/toppings. About half the people at our table of 8 didn't finish their burgers. Not because it was too much food, just because we didn't really enjoy the burgers that much. I was talking to a friend on the way out who didn't finish, and he said the same thing as me, too much bland beef, not enough cheese. The fries and chips were good though, and as I already mentioned, so were the shakes, but this is a burger place, not a fry and shake place, so I can say with assurance I'll never be back. I'd go to Red Robin (comparing it here, because it's right across the street) in a heartbeat over this place.
Q: negative

A: I would have to agree with Jason H's take on this place... it's NOT good Chinese food by any stretch of the imagination. I am Japanese from Vancouver, Canada, and have eaten my share of Chinese/Dim Sum in my time. Perhaps I'm biased towards "things from home," and I suppose that I've been spoiled by Vancouver style dIm sum, so that's the standard to which I measured Saigon Saigon. There was no buffet service when we were there (Saturday night), so I can't speak to the quality of the buffet and we chose dim sum, so I also can't speak for the a la carte items. Dim sum menu is quite extensive, for the location (ie a non-Chinese area of the world), sadly the taste doesn't live up to expectation. The wonton noodle soup, while generous in portion size, wasn't very flavourful... I could have used a dash or two of soy sauce. The chive and prawn dumpling is NOT the same as potstickers or har gow, so if you are expecting this to be either of those items, you'd be best to skip them (incidentally, there IS har gow AND siu mai on the menu). The steamed spare ribs in black bean sauce were done well (meat comes cleanly off the rib bone), as we're the scallop rice rolls and I'd recommend the sticky rice as well. Service, whilst next to non existent, was prompt when you could catch their attention. If you're used to a certain standard of Chinese food, this ISN'T the place to go.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer:
I have 4 properties in Las Vegas, 2 are manages by First Service. The place is kept clean the onsite people seem t be helpful, they seem to care. Other places are rented by Pinnacle (who I'd give a MINUS 77 stars to) and Canon who seem to be OK but they are based in Riverside CA