Q: negative

A: Has what I need usually, ok priced but the guy ALWAYS tries to sell me extra stuff I don't need or the more expensive stuff! And rude about it when you try to tell him nicely you want only what you came in for. You ask him for prices and he gets an attitude because he has to work. He is just plain rude!! if it weren't for location, I would go somewhere else

Q: positive

A: This place is GREAT! I was greeted as soon as my foot hit the mat by the front door! I mentioned that I was impressed with all the great reviews I saw on YELP, and that was what brought me to their shop. (I live in South East Chandler) The guy behind the counter was stoked that someone saw the reviews! I purchased two Schwinn bikes for my daughters off Crags list, and felt they could use a good going over and tune up. I got the gold tune up for both and when they did a quick assessment they told me I could pick them up the next day! What I don't have to wait a week? I'm not accustomed to such a quick turnaround! That is great and the kids will be thrilled! Very Polite, Very Knowledgeable, and Very Professional! I will be back and I will send others! I drove past many bicycle shops to get to The Pedal Bike Shop in Tempe and I will gladly do it again.

Q: negative

A: This was our 2nd time here in 2 years.. The 1st time we really enjoyed ourselves, this time not so Much! We were seated at 5:55pm and our server came by to introduce herself and get our drinking order. She returned 10 minutes later at which point we asked about when the Happy Hour menu ends. Her response was at 6pm, sorry. (Boy thanks for the heads up when we sat down!) There were 4 of us, two adults and two kids, we were given 2 food menus and a drinks menu to use and a third food menu after we asked for another menu for our daughter. As we were discussing what we wanted to eat and drink we realized that the 3rd menu and the drinks menu were gone (they'd taken them without asking and before we had even ordered!) We ordered drinks, miso soup and a few rolls and and asked if they had fresh wasabe. The server answered of course! The soup came and was pretty good! Then the food came and I again asked for some fresh wasabe, answer, "of course". Ten minutes go by and most of the rolls were handled well by my wife and kids, I'm still waiting for the wasabe. I got her attention again and after another 5 got what was supposed to be fresh wasabe. I tried the wasabe with the two pieces remaining on the table. Nasty! It was 90% regular wasabe paste with 10% semi stale "fresh wasabe" mixed together. We ordered some more rolls and I asked for actual real fresh wasabe, "Pretty Please!". The items came but of course no fresh wasabe. 10 minutes later after having to ask again she brought what looked like paste but tasted a bit closer to what I was looking for. We ordered one more set of rolls including a rainbow roll with real crab meat as we were still hungry and after 30 minutes waiting and us telling the water lady to just cancel and bring us the check the rolls arrived. We needed to use a magnifying glass to find the real crab it was about 1/10th the size of the cucumber in the roll with sparse fish on top. We were still hungry, but annoyed so we asked for the check. They never asked if I wanted another beer and refilled our tea and water only once. The bill came to $155, including a $3 up charge for the minuscule snow crab substitute for imitation crab and $2.50 extra for the not so fresh wasabe. The food was OK, but we eat sushi at least monthly and have been to sushi restaurants all over Vegas, LA, San Diego, SF Bay Area, Hawaii, Florida, Australia, etc... Not even average by our experience! This will be our last time at Naked Fish. Sushi Tower just a few miles away is much better for less money and they know what fresh wasabe is. Other reviews: http://www.thelasvegasevent.com/?p=38988

Q: positive

A:
I was all geared up to eat at the ELEPHANT of all Thai restaurants, but when I got there... it was too busy. So the wife and I shuffled next door to this gem. I overheard this used to be "Yoshi's" which kind of makes sense. Its the same Japanese style bowls, but oh-so-much better. First off, they have pictures of their dishes plastered all over their walls and doors. They all look good but then I heard an angel and she steered my wicked eyes toward the holy grail of dishes... Bulgoki. I was overwhelmed. I grabbed my wife's shoulder to avoid dropping to my knees in praise to the Japanese Bowl gods. Lucky for me my wife is young and strong or I would have taken her down with me. I, of course, order the Bulgoki and my wife orders the Spicy Teriyaki Chicken. My wife grabs a table outside and I grab a pomegranite and jasmine iced tea and as many napkins as my miniature hands could carry (in preparation for the feast). The wait was nil. If it had been any shorter of a wait, time would be going backwards and I would have been dining with Socrates. Thankfully, I was still with my wife and I joined her at our table. Her Chicken was too spicy for our liking, but we both liked the Bulgoki. DUH! Anyway, this place is rockin' To sum it up, the wait was great and the dish was delish. BTW Chris, Its spelled with a G not a K! Like this "BULGOGI".