Sentiment analysis: VERY very authentic sushi, and very very delicious! I went here with my love before a night of gamblin on the strip and we were blown away! awesome favs here were the daddy roll, which were these HUGE shrimp prawns, sliced open and stuffed with sushi deep fried and top with a spicy sweet sauce. and the jalapeno roll, which was jalapeno halves, stuffed with sushi and deep fried with a spicy mayo sauce drizzled over the top. my god, this sushi was to die for. the waitress were so sweet! and the booths looked like little rooms, very private. overall this place was awesome, wayyy better than any of those sushi places on the strip with all the razz and glitz.
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Sentiment analysis: I said I wouldnt be back, I lied. Decided to take advantage of the never ending pasta bowl special they have right now. They only have it twice a year. So here's how it work. You choose your pasta (fettuccine, penne, linguine, angel hair, corkscrew) then pick a sauce (Alfredo, marinara, meat, five cheese) and any add-ins (meatballs, sausage, chicken, shrimp) for an additional cost. The first plate is regular entree size. If you finish that and want more, you can order the same as your first order or mix it up and order something different. FYI the second and any additional servings are smaller and served in a bowl. Also included with the meal is unlimited soup, salad and breadsticks. If you don't leave full, that's your problem. =) I ordered the angel hair alfredo with sausage and salad. Bf got the spaghetti marinara with meatballs and soup. The food was good. I tried one of his meatballs and I definitely prefer the sausage, but that's just me. BTW it's $2.99 for sausage or meatballs, but you get 2 each serving so it's a good deal. I ordered pumpkin cheesecake to go, and it was just ok. I wouldn't order it again and for the price of almost $8, not worth it. Our server, Juan, was excellent. He brought the food out in a timely manner, checked up on us often, and was really nice. I'll be back.
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Sentiment analysis: I love museums and I have been wanting to go to this gallery for quite awhile. I finally got the opportunity to go on Saturday and I was kind of disappointed at the quantity of art for the price, which is $12 for locals and $15 for tourists. There were pieces on display from artists such as Clemente (one of my favorites),Lichtenstein, Degas, Renoir, and a few from Picasso among others. In the admission price you get an audio reader of sorts to further describe certain pieces of art but the room was literally the size of a 3 bedroom apartment. It's your basic small gallery with wood floors and white walls. In comparison to museums like the Whitney, MoMa, and Guggenheim the prices are comparable but not the quantity. Of course the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art could never compete in the sizes of those museums, but the prices should reflect the quality and quantity of artwork. I feel like this was the Bellagio's attempt to add to it's ambiance of refinement by adding this gallery which ended up just feeling like a cheap novelty of a museum. I'd rather go to the Guggenheim next time i'm in New York and get more bang for my buck. But hey, i'm a thrifty girl who usually pays $5 on suggested admission prices so take from that what you will :)
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negative