Q: positive

A: I thought this was pretty dope. I wasn't sure what to expect initially. I did score some discount tickets at the half-price thing at the Coca-Cola place. I am not a big museum kind of guy but the exhibit was the most interactive museum I have ever been to. You really know how these guys lived at the time. They have all kinds of stuff you can look at, cars, clothes, and other personal stuff that these mobsters owned. One of my biggest gripes was that you can't take photos. I was kind of irked about it, but I eventually got over it. You should check it out.

Q: negative

A: Disappointed with service and food, food lacked flavor, and took forever to get a simple refill. Maybe I expected more for a place that serves hibachi style, to be honest not worth the price it's not expensive but for the price I could have eaten and so many other delicious places, such as goyemon, monta, hell even samurai sams was better. If you go there don't set you expectations high, from a person who is not a stranger to Asian cuisine I was just disappointed like I said

Q: positive

A: stopped by matt's this morning. it was my second visit. for my first visit back in january, i ordered the salami scramble ... yummy, yummy, yummy! 3 eggs was a little much, but hey the name says big breakfast for a reason. salami portion was larger than expected (in a good way) hashbrowns were crispy and delish and the artisan bread toast with organic plum jam was phenomenal. today, i was in the mood for a carb overload and ordered the waffle. ohmigod, an orgasm for my taste buds! slightly sweet, very fluffy with just a little crispy on the outside sprinkled with powdered sugar and paired with a big ol' scoop of butter in the middle and a generous portion of syrup in a cute little mini pitcher on the side. two t-h-i-c-k slices of bacon stacked on top. i ate the whole thing ... matt's, you make dieting impossible! syrup was notably tasty. also ordered the fresh squeezed oj: the perfect blend of orangy, slightly tart, full of pulp goodness. service was friendly and quick; i was in at 6:37 and out before 7:10. i felt welcome to stay longer, but alas, work was calling my name.

Q: negative

A:
Don't go. Here was our experience. We tried to call in a take out order and instead of taking the order they hung up 3x in a row. Thinking that they were too busy to stay on the phone, we showed up in person. They had 3 staff members in view and one table with customers (2). They did not greet us even though we kept saying hello. It was half an hour before we could place an order. We had to keep asking for someone to take an order. The staff kept ignoring us. Another half hour for the food was ready. None of the servers smiled once or said hello. No follow up on the order: we actually had to keep coming back to them even when we wanted to pay!!! Although their food is better than average, the service is what will made all of us choose not to go back. I should add, when I say food is better than average, it is very good for Las Vegas if you prefer closer to authentic. The service is terrible. Dining in China and Japan...the service there is excellent so I don't know what it is about Las Vegas that makes service like something you scrape off your shoe. :)