Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: If you are not very familiar with Asian cooking, a trip to this shop might safe you an expensive air fare. If you are not Asian, you will be in the minority in this shop, and many of the items will remain a mystery because not always do they come with an English translation. However, if you have some experience with this type of cuisine, you'll be happy to quickly find what you need The shop is very small but -- literally -- stuffed up to the roof with Asian foodstuffs. However, the choice for fresh produce, meat, and fish is very small. But what you will find here are almost all items for your pantry, like dried mushrooms, noodles, rice, various chilli pastes, and all kinds of sauces and spices. You can also get some kitchen utensils and they have a small selection of chopsticks. The items might be a bit pricey, but certainly not excessively so; however, being used to the price structure of Asian supermarkets abroad, I was quite surprised at what I was asked to pay for some sauces and sesame oil. Still, much better going there than to a British supermarket chain. It seems to be a common thing among Asian supermarkets that they only deal in cash.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Plain and simple, the lobby in here has seen better days! Now I totally understand the ash tray smell in Vegas. However, this lobby absolutely reeked of cigarettes! I even started coughing! We came to Harrah's to try some "famous" Ice Pan Ice Cream (which turned out to be mediocre). There were no signs and no signs of employees to help us find our way to the ice cream shop. We finally found it on the second floor. That area still reeked of cigarettes! Luckily the monorail station was a quick walk out the back so we could find our breath and not have to walk through the stench bucket, old, and dated casino floor!

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
To say the least, I'm impressed with The D Las Vegas. I've been coming to Vegas two or three times each year since 2008, and have always opted to stay on the strip. However, when hearing about the renovations going on at The D, my friends and I figured we'd give staying downtown a shot. CHECK-IN The check-in process went off without a hitch. Granted our flight landed at 8:30am local time and we had to check our bags in since our room wasn't ready, the front desk called my on my cell phone when the room was ready (approx. 2:30) so we could come officially check-in. ROOM Overall the room was nice. It's about the size of your standard hotel room, two queen beds, a desk, chair, one person sofa (not a recliner) type of seat, a little front area with an ironing board, and a nice bathroom. I also like the colors of the refurbished rooms. The reds, blacks and greys stuck out at me for some reason and I liked them. CASINO The casino was my favorite part of my experience at The D. Even if you do not stay here (or downtown for that fact), you should really stop in and check it out if you're at the Fremont Street Experience. Almost all the time you can expect to find lower table limits ($5), as well as some higher table limits ($25+) in their high limit lounge. I also personally loved the energy within the casino between the dancers and the music. You also need to venture up to the casino on the second floor of The D, titled 'Vintage Vegas'. They have slot machines that pay out in actual coins (US Currency) and they have a rare but working Sigma Derby machine which is a blast to play! AMENITIES The pool is nothing to brag about, just a square pool with a few chairs and sunbathing beds. The restaurants at The D are good, and I enjoyed going to The D Grill every morning for breakfast. If it's in your budget, be sure to try the Andiamo Steakhouse, it may not compare to some steakhouses on the strip, but it's still top notch.