Q: negative

A: I agree with some of the reviewers on here that if you think this sushi joint is the best there is, then you need to get out more. There are TONS of places that are WAY better than this and you will get better sushi for the money. First off, the place is TINY! If you don't mind the people next to you sitting in your lap while you eat, then I guess this is the restaurant for you. The decor and atmosphere leave a lot to be desired. It's very plain and the lighting makes you feel like you're in a hardware store. There is no music playing, just what sounds like a radio for the sushi chefs to listen to. As for the food itself, I ordered the spicy roll combo. Now, when you order something off the menu that says spicy, you expect, well....spicy! Not even a HINT of spice was in these rolls. Bland, bland, bland! Oh, and another weird thing about their menu: there are no prices listed! Very strange! This was my first, and most likely, last time coming to this establishment. For the price the quality just does not measure up.

Q: positive

A: Helllllllllllllllllo kebab mahal......you tryin to make me fat??? so goood...one day i'll come to this restaurant not be able to leave the food is so bang on!

Q: positive

A: Like everyone else I agree the food is great. It is an institution. We visit this location every time we are in Vegas to see my parents. Cheeseburger animal style with a milk shake, game over! The burgers are great, a top 5 burger. The shakes are dense and so F'ing good. But, I think the fries are lacking. This may be an East vs. West thing but I just think the fries are thin, weak, and flimsy. Yes, you can get them well done but it does not help. I am happy to enjoy my meal there without the fries. I would rather go over to Five Guys and get a giant bag from there. Their burgers are tasty too... This is still a solid meal and can't miss. Give me my In N Out hat and dive in!

Q: positive

A:
5 stars for the variety and well kept trails. I recall a previous time when this was called "Squaw Peak" but the new name commemorates the "first nation" female soldier lost in the Iraq war. Most visitors think about he 1.2 mile hike to the top of the summit. While that is a good hike for those with limited time and it is also a great workout, there is much more to be seen in the park. Much more. Once you've done the peak and are looking for more variety and fewer people, explore the rest of this vast park. I suggest you drive to the very North end of the road where it dead ends. Park there and head North along one of two routes, enjoy a nice loop trek West with a big choice of routes and distances. I think the nature trail stops with plant identification are great to help folks understand what they're around. Piestewa Trails wander through a landscape of ocotillos, saguaros, barrel cactus and palo verde trees. Don't forget to bring water.