My first time to Vegas on this past Thanksgiving with my brother's family; we had a 9 and 4 year old and us three adults. A must do. Go as early as possible. If you are in the area it can be good to buy your tickets and then go the next day or later that day. That way you don't have to wait in two lines. When you first get passed the entrance they take your picture. They did 3 different poses. (1) Everybody (2) Just the boys (3) Everyone looking scared at the huge (pretend) Shark above our heads. I thought this was a clever business decision. Get 'em in the door take their pic, give them a ticket to view/buy as you exit the aquarium. Brilliant! I have always encountered the option to take the pic. They just do it! As you begin to walk through you first encounter the lizards and snakes...we breezed by them although the komodo was pretty cool. Highlight: Viewing/Touching pool (with one finger) stingrays. The boys couldn't get enough. They took out the singers so no danger. Watching the octopus move around was pretty fascinating as well. Walking through the tunnels whiles sharks and turtles swim over your head is cool. They keep you in suspense, the sharks are the last exhibit you encounter. The whole experience is about an hour and worth it. If you are staying longer than 2 or 3 days - DO IT. This is a must if you are with children.

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Been meaning to try out this place after driving by it quite a few times, while craving a classic bacon egg & cheese on a bagel. Stopped by this afternoon before going to Teeter (never good to shop while hungry!) and am super glad I did! Staff was super friendly, what looked like an owner/manager was training a new employee, and was incredibly friendly. The front case is a beautiful smorgasbord (yea, I had to look that up) of fresh Boars Head meat, house made cream cheeses, and beautiful pastries. The wife got a ruben on rye, and I got that bacon, egg, and cheese I had been craving. Couldn't resist getting some kind of pastry so we ended up with a black & white cookie (couldn't resist, just watched that Seinfeld episode, again). Both of our sandwiches were incredible, fresh, hot, and tasted great. My wifes sandwich included a pickle spear, & pot salad. Prices were also great, with fresh sliced Boars head, and many options, I expected to pay more than I did. Everything was better than expected, and with the friendly service, this has quickly become a go-to lunch spot when in the area! Thanks PoppySeeds!

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I didn't believe it at first but I had to try.... Friend told me a weird little thing they did. I went there to check it out. It's weird because it's kinda a hipster place and it's Uhmmmm Chinese food that's overpriced. But not like real Chinese food. It's setup for the American palette. The drink menu was ok. A little expensive for what it is. But the weird thing was, our server or manager gave us the option of ordering from the kitchen...or Kung Fu Chinese and Thai food which was across the street. WHAT THE PHO? Ok so yes it was funny and I did order. I ordered thai curry number 8, pad thai, number 5. Thai beef salad...number 8. Yes....it came on delivery and I ate it at my table in take out boxes. But I had beer and tea from the actual place. Ok is there something wrong with the kitchen that they would offer me food from somewhere else? "Oh sir prease stay and order food across the street." "SUPPLIES! Food too spensive! Order Kung Fu!"

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Location Go down the strip, pass Stratosphere, make a left and a couple rights somewhere and you're there! It's the smallest Thai restaurant I've been to right next to a very beat down motel. At least they have a big sign to make it an easy find. Ambience The surroundings may look beat down, but the inside isn't too bad. Looks newly painted (maybe I was just hungry and everything was a blur) with a lot of wood panels and bamboo deco. Walkways are kinda small. Lighting is average, neither dim nor bright. When I went here with my two buddies at 8pm on a Friday, there were 10 people here so it was pretty quiet. Tables are small, but I'm pretty sure they'd allow groups to link tables. Service Decent. They do their job. Price The most expensive item here that I remember is $15. Food The three of us shared a pad thai, bbq chicken with white rice, and thai tea coffee. It was the most flavorful pad thai I've ever had. Just the right amount of seasoning. Their bbq chicken was good for what it was. I'm biased against ordering this dish at restaurants cuz I can make it myself at home so I didn't enjoy it as much as my friends did. Thai tea coffee was definitely tastea. Too bad the caffeine content was not strong enough for the events that followed that night! Last Words Get the pad thai and thai tea coffee! Lunch specials are supposed to be pretty cheap ($7 plates) so try to go then.
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