Q: positive

A: Yes, this place is debit/cash only. It's not an AZ thing though, there are plenty of stations that will take credit if that's your only option. Personally, I don't like the idea of paying interest on fuel, so I wouldn't use credit anyway. There is a 30 cent or so fee for using a card (debit), which covers their transaction fee from the banks. Therefore, cash is the way to go... using cash easily saves me ten cents a gallon compared to the competitors. There are cash kiosks by the pumps so you don't even have to go inside, you just have to plan ahead enough to get a little cash beforehand. They recently installed new pumps with "GSTV", so I'm entertained while I wait for my tank to fill. It might be worth noting that there is a definite "cash clientele" vibe here, but hey, I'm a cash user, so I'm not judging.

Q: negative

A: If you've ever read any of my reviews you'll know that I have spent a considerable time in Korea and have a Korean wife so Korean grocery stores are a place we visit on a regular basis. Therefore I feel inclined to review Seoul Mart. Seoul Mart has figured out that they have a monopoly in an area with a massive amount of Korean students and faculty. The only other comparable Korean marts are too far away for the majority of students therefore they're forced to shop at Seoul Mart if they want a taste of home. I see a lot of people saying that the staff are cold and hard to deal with, you're 100% if I go without my wife they treat me like I am pestering them, when my goes they're extremely outgoing and talk to me like I am a completely different person. Next, the prices here are a bit high borderline ridiculous you can get the same stuff at Sambok, Youngs, Trader Joes, Market District, or Orient Mart on McKnight for cheaper. For example we like Mochi Ice cream (not Korean) at Seoul Mart it's 5.99 at Trader Joe's it's 3.99. Lesson is unless it's something Korean that you absolutely cannot find elsewhere there really is no point going to Seoul Mart. Unfortunately for me I have to go from time to time because their selection is the best in the 'Burgh.... PROS - Selection Convenience CONS - Prices Rude/Apathetic Staff (to non-Koreans) Limited Prices Cluttered

Q: negative

A: Gross absolutely gross. We ordered oysters , fish burrito , Carne asada burrito , and popcorn shrimp. I will say this the oysters were huge but after eating the other items I refrained from eating all the oysters but managed to try 2 not that bad. I was more scared to eat the rest of the oysters after tasting the hard Carne and dry rice in my burritos. Will not be going back.

Q: negative

A:
The part of old Vegas that needs to die. This is the only spot we went to in this town that has a metal detector. That alone should have warned me off. The surrounding area is down and out. It seems dangerous even in the daytime. The interior looks like it hasn't been updated since Dean Martin hung out there. The wait staff puts in a good effort, but it feels like their spirits are broken. We ordered cocktails with ginger ale only to find that the soda was flat. We left before things got any worse. If you're in this area, you're better off going to Lady Silvia's (assuming you can find it.)