Heavy sauces, bland dishes and so-so service. I really wouldn't call Olive Garden an Italian Restaurant, its a chain that serves Americanized dishes loosely based on recipes that might have an Italian ingredient or two in them. The soup was cold, our food was served lukewarm and the service was slow. I suppose if you only ordered the salad and bread-sticks it might be worth going to. It's sad because the menu items sound good but they are just so poorly executed it's just not worth wasting your time here.

negative

Came here and loved the name. It should be really good food. It was ok. It's hard for me to find a Korean place to love when I have so many in the city so I might be biased. Ordered the seafood tofu soup (looks nothing like the pictures on the menu) and got a bibimbap for my mom. The assortment of ban chan was pitiful compared to a lot of restaurants in San Francisco. It came with four dishes and it wasn't too tasty. The soup was really good, but it had more tofu than seafood... Wish there was more seafood for sure! My mom's bibimbap was good to her. She didn't care too much for it though. The portion size wasn't really worth what they charged. Not on my list for Vegas visits.

negative

After reading the reviews, I was so excited to try it. Tony was great, garlic knots were great, but the pizza just wasn't so good. We ordered the Hawaiian Delight. The crust seemed like frozen pizza dough and the sauce was bland. The food also took a really long time to arrive at the table. We also had the caprese salad - hard to mess up, but the tomatoes weren't ripe and should have been thicker sliced. Probably won't go back, but if I did - I'd try something else, like the pasta or entrees.

negative

2 words.....Long Lines!
negative