Sentiment analysis: Torn is the best way to describe it. I'll just come out and say that I've been a Monta fan for years and probably always will be. Buuuuuuuuuut, I gotta say that Ramen Sora is right up there, and actually eclipses Monta in some aspects. Needless to say, you can't go wrong with either one of them, but let's just focus on Ramen Sora. I love hot stuff, so obviously I ordered the Screaming for Vengance. I gotta say, it was hot, but I've had hotter. Not saying that I wanted it hotter, but in my opinion, it was just enough heat to make you say......Damn! But not enough heat where you couldn't actually taste the food you were eating. I loved the texture of the noodles and the chashu was very tender and tasty. The gyoza was good, but I didn't like the fact that you didn't have the shoyu, vinegar, and chili oil on the table to make your own gyoza dipping sauce. Not a deal breaker, but I typically like the sauce more acidic than how their's was. Our friends ordered pork fried rice as well which was very tasty. This spot is super busy, and unfortunately since everybody waits inside, you can't help but feel rushed. At least at Monta's the long line is outside......hahaha
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I was disappointed as I expected much more from a high end Vegas venue like this inside the Bellagio. It was so dark that everyone in our party had to use their cell phone lights to be able to read their menus. The quality of the sushi/sushi-mi was adequate, but I've had better Sushi experiences in Colorado thousands of miles from the ocean. Very small portions for very high prices, so you have to order 3x as much. Made the mistake of taking our waiter's recommendation of the tuna "pizza" which was little more than some thin slices of tuna on a burnt 8" tortilla for $26. Saki prices STARTED at $30 for a tiny carafe and beers were $12 each for Sapporo and Asahi. Our bill, with just 2 beers 2 rolls, 3 two slice orders of sushi and the nasty Tuna Tortilla "Pizza" came out to just under $200 for the 2 of us. The food was ok, presentation was better, but the service left a lot to be desired. Later
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Awful pizza. Boring. Bland. Tasteless. I didn't even finish it. What's the deal with the all the good reviews for this chain? Doesn't make any sense to me. The sauce is watery and acidic. The crust is tough and flavorless. And yet, the place was packed when I was there....really packed!!! Could be another sign of the apocalypse. This "coal-fired, brick-oven" hustle is meaningless. Doesn't make this much better than Papa John's. But costs twice as much. Not that I'm recommending Papa John's cuz I'm not. But I am saying there are many pizza choices in Las Vegas that are better than Grimaldis. Including the newly-opened Dom DeMarco's. But for me, the little neighborhood joint on Twain called Sicili, will do just fine. Don't waste your time on this place; leave it for the pizza muggles. (If you don't know what a 'pizza muggle' is, just read the other reviews.)
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negative