Sentiment analysis: Here is what I Love about this restaurant. Think tapas small plates with fusion flavors from all over the world! You can get Thai, Japanese, Italian, French, Mexican, American dishes. Every dish is well thought out, balanced, and full in savory flavors. The plating is beautiful , really a work of art. The prices are unbeatable for the great quality and presentation. You really can't find another restaurant in Las Vegas that servers this kind of food. It is a completely unique concept that couldn't be executed more perfectly!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: i ended up here a couple of days ago after the CES Show. We (me and my super-foodie-Asian-girlfriend) intended to go to Lotus of Siam, which is located in the same strip mall. It was 5:05, and Lotus didn't open till 5:30 so we decided on Korean BBQ. First of all, it is called "Elephant BBQ" and not "Elephant Snack". The snack part only comes up on your receipt... We couldn't flag down the waitress to save our lives, and there was only 3 other tables in the whole restaurant. When I finally got her attention, she was intercepted by the table next to us, so it took her even longer to make it over to us. At 5:27 after sitting there with nothing in front of us for nearly half an hour and starving to death, we debated getting up and leaving and heading back to Lotus of Siam. She finally brought over our waters, and my friend requested the little starters, and they were actually very fresh and good. (We had six small dishes of a seaweed salad, bean sprouts, kim-chi, potato pancake, fish cake). We ordered the Cha Dol Baeki (thin sliced beef with no marinade) and a soup. Both were really, really good. My friend asked for a lot of other little things (lettuce to wrap the meat for one) and they didn't have any of it. As a whole: the service sucked; the food is a solid 3.5, decor is nothing to look at. Bring on the LA Korean BBQ.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Prior to coming here, I didn't know the political stance of this donut shop, nor did I care. All I wanted was a donut or two to go with some coffee. So I went in to the really nice smell of donuts (and the sound of right wing radio talk shows... I'm confused). I got two donuts that were really small, just about the size of making a circle with my index and thumb. Looked good enough to be a breakfast treat and that was fine by me. Then I got hit with the price. Two of these mini donuts were $2.50. What the shit? Are you kidding me? The donuts themselves were average at best, but I was busy focusing on the fact that I got hosed for agreeing to pay that outrageous price for mini donuts of all things. With all the great pastries available in the Strip of better quality and price, I will happily avoid this place like the plague.
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negative