Q: negative

A: This is a totally honest, unbiased review. I first tried Gigi's in Georgia. It was "cool". Their pro is the moistness of the cake, always guaranteed on the spot. But to me, what ruins the cupcake experience, is the frosting. There is ENTIRELY too much frosting on these cupcakes. I am not a health nut, total southern girl who cooks and bakes very well( organically as much as possible), never compromises on flavor. But Jesus the amount of frosting is really absurd. On top of that, it is dense, so it weighs down the cake. My additional complaint is they are not exactly consumer friendly with it comes to staying stocked on popular flavors. It appears in bakeries everywhere, select flavors are always a hit. I feel they should make sure those flavors are available at all times. An example: red velvet cupcakes should always be stocked, they run out quickly. The cucpakes are pretty to look at, but when it comes down to it, they need literally a third of the frosting to match their smaller cake-and THIS comes from an actual frosting lover, so that says something.

Q: negative

A: Was going to stop by after work tonight and take some home but after reading all these terrible reviews - I guess I won't waste my money.

Q: negative

A: I personally think that their serving sizes for pho are larger than most other places. What may be a regular bowl at Saigon can be a large bowl at other Vietnamese places in the area. Plus, I'm a big fan of broth and it's pretty decent here. All this for not a lot of cash. It's just about the best bowl of pho you'll get in Chandler. *Update* Dropped it down a star because the last few times I've been there, the pho has been a bit sub-par (noodles were weird and they were stingy on the beef). You really should only eat here if you live in Chandler and don't wanna drive up to the better places in Mesa, Tempe, or Phoenix. *Update 2.0* They've really gone downhill, based on the last two times I've gone. I wouldn't even bother ordering pho here anymore. The rice dishes may be it's only saving grace.

Q: positive

A:
Second best sushi in Pittsburgh after Umi. Great uni and eel. Would recommend the sushi and sashimi over other dishes here.