Sentiment analysis: Had dinner here on 6/22 with family. I had already read the other reviews. Some reviewers liked this place, some did not. You can put me in the column for liking it. Started off with one of my favorite drinks, a Grey Goose dry martini, straight up. It was good, so I forced myself to drink another. Our waiter, Van, was pretty much on top of it. Friendly, knew the menu, made suggestions based on our menu questions. I started off with the Tom Yum soup, spice level #5. Now I love spicy food but following our waiters suggestion, I stuck my level in the middle of a 1 -10 scale. Glad I did because it was just right. I could have gone up 1 or 2 more, but why? This soup was tasty. I had the shrimp version and these shrimp were very fresh and clean tasting. We had a few different plates and shared among us. I had some type of spicy seafood noodle dish whose name escapes me right now (Grey Goose martini's?) but it is the first dish on their entree list. My wife had a green chicken curry. We switched our dishes after a short while because she thought it was a little too spicy for her. It was not too spicy for me. Now I am somewhat of an aficionado when it comes to green curry. I make an excellent version myself. The version here at Lemongrass was better than average. My only dislike with it is that I just did not care for the pieces of potato in it, but the rest of the dish was just fine. I would order it myself. No room for desert. It usually works out this way for me. I would give this place somewhere between 3 and 4 stars. However, our waiter was really good and that makes a difference so I will give four stars. If you are staying at the Aria, it is a nice option for dining. Reasonably priced......................for Vegas! Cheers to all

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Sentiment analysis: For what you get, I do not like FedEx/Kinko's. The second star is for the service here, which is actually nice and fair. Their print work computers are a total rip-off. I honestly think that their OS system is some variant of Windows 95 or earlier. It's the only logical explanation as to why the computers are so slow. It's .30 cents a minute to run one of their computers. It used to be .20 cents, but I guess service this crappy has to be an exclusive benefit for those who thinks the world just whizzes past them and really just want to stop and smell the roses. Or watch the computer groan and pant. You put in your card, go through the rigamarole of accepting terms, logging on, etc., and then you wait. And wait. And wait. At this point, you have about a dollar's worth accumulated on your payment total as the computer chugs and wheezes to life. So you scramble like crazy to set up what you need to do to minimize costs. Everything being slow as molasses, of course. Oh, Yahoo Mail can't be accessed... unless you go through Yahoo chat and login that way. Groan, wheeze, shuffle. So in my case, I'm printing documents as the clock keeps adding .30 increments like the Jeopardy timer. It's .53 cents a page, but a good menu or two to navigate. Then the printer has to warm up, and hopefully, no one will take your documents as your own, so you don't have to sort out who belongs to what. .53 cents a page? The paper is not made from caterpillar silk, and even then, I wouldn't need it. The photo lab is slightly better, though only some machines recognize my USB card and some don't. And you can't always guarantee that all the machines will be in service. The experience would be a lot more justifiable if the computers were worth anything. It's ridiculous to charge such a high price for nothing as the computer stutters and gasps to open a Word doc. Fortunately the staff gets this, and have refunded me a few times when the computers suffer a massive brain freeze. This is a huge corporate business. There's no excuse for this. But the problems here are inherent to any FedEx Kinko's. I don't blame the location or the people who work here, but the company really needs to get its act together and replace their 1990's level computers with something from the current decade.

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Sentiment analysis: MGM Grand truly has the best restaurants!! We dropped in for lunch last week and had a spectacular meal. Husband had the Reuben, which I normally hate but had a bite of and thought it was incredible, and I had the Wild Mushroom pizza, which was beyond good. We sat at the bar, and while we find the bar tends to offer quicker service because there isn't a waiter running around, we ordered within 3 minutes of seating and had STRONG drinks in hand within 5. (We behaved all trip, but after two drinks, this was the first real buzz I had all week.) Fantastic food. Strong drinks. Excellent service. Between Wolfgang's, Emeril's and other places, the MGM is THE place to go for the best food.

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positive