Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Great casino, great nightclub, great bars, great people, beautiful people. !! love this casino/hotel!!
Q: negative

A: Oh my gosh. What a totally different experience from my last visit. I will come back during the week to eat, but the staff on the weekend was horrible. I sent my food back twice and it still came back to me wrong. The waitress didn't speak a word of English and could not understand at all what I wanted. I ordered the exact same entree I had the last time I was here but it was a totally different meal that was delivered to me. I even showed them the picture I posted in Yelp as to what my food should look like. They tried to match the picture, but they had no clue. So disappointed! I could go on and on, but I won't. Again I don't recommend going on the weekend. The thing that shocked me the most was even after the horrible experience with the food being sent back, I had to pay the full check. If a customer sends something back twice and it still comes back wrong, they should not be charged. The food should be the same no matter when it is ordered.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I really have no idea how this place has so many 5 star reviews. I had the chicken marsala, the chicken was smothered in a sauce that seemed to be mushroom soup and soy sauce. The food was bland, uninspired, and just not very good. Dinner for 2 entrees and 2 sodas was close to $45, not at all what I would expect for that price.
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Output: Nice, clean, and has plenty of access to outlets.
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output: This review is my REAL experience at Hikari. No exaggerations or BS and none needed. Hikari is an embarassment to Japanese businesses on the whole if they continue to practice customer discrimination. I ordered from the kids menu for my 3 yo and the sushi AYCE for myself. I specifically marked nigiri sushi on the order slip, but the Japanese waitress assumed I didn't know what I was ordering. After scrutinizing the order like an IRS auditor, she apathetically repeated quite a few times "nigili -with lice...sashimi -no lice". She went as far as almost warning "... you no eat the lice, we charge for waste". Then she coldly muttered "no shaling" and walked away. Again, assuming we didn't know the rules of AYCE. After finishing my modest order of nigiris, I ordered a couple of salmon skin hand-rolls. This time the waitress said "Hand loll, loll BIGGGGG, you not finish..." OMG, she was assuming and discriminating again just 'coz I don't look like someone with a sumo wrestler's appetite. I would be lying if I said we enjoyed our meals. The whole time we were eating, the waitress watched us like a cctv. My 3 yo innocently reached over for one of the nigiris and she was over at our table quicker than a New York minute, sternly repeating the 'Golden Rule' of AYCE - "no shaling" and walked away. I understand she was looking out for the business, but she was taking it a little too far without being discrete about it. What do you want me to do, chastise my 3 yo over sushi ? I had ordered a total of 12 items from the AYCE menu over 3 separate times, but only received 9 items. Is the establishment assuming that I cannot possibly finish my food ? Here's the kicker, when I asked for the check, the waitress handed me the bill stapled to AYCE order slips which weren't even mine, but the $$$ amount was correct. Btw, have I mentioned the quality of the food ? It was definitely not worth the 5-mile trek west of The Strip. At best, Hikari is just a neighborhood ma & pa place for locals, not a 'must try' destination for out-of-towners. There are better sushi joints on The Strip. The raw ostiones looked like they were on a diet. Pathetic, shrunkened and undernourished morsels sitting in oversized half shells. The raw fish on the nigiris tasted like they were pre-cut and not freshly sliced. The salmon skins inside of the hand-roll were not crispy. In fact, the roll looked like a sheet of seaweed rolled into a cone which was exactly what it was 'coz the fillings certainly didn't leave any lasting impression. The food from the kid's menu was salty & greasy. Do they want the kids to die young OR are they assuming that kids don't know any better. I don't know how Hikari reviews get all the stars. Just don't discriminate or play games with your customers and treat them with respect.
Q: negative

A:
This review is based on our experience with a comedy show in the Plaza showroom. We purchased tickets online and were instructed to pick them up at Will Call. A word to the wise: Will Call is located at the concierge desk, which is next to the front desk, a brisk walk away from the showroom. This may have been the case for this show only, but our tickets were not actually at Will Call; they were being held, along with everyone else's at the door to the showroom. It took a lot of walking and being misdirected, but we eventually got into the venue. Another word to the wise: this place is teeny tiny. Maybe 250-300 people max. The seating is arranged almost exactly like the South Point showroom: the front area has long tables radiating out from the stage, while the back section has round booths. It seems like this is the go-to arrangement for a venue with a semi-circle stage, but all it gives the audience is a bad viewing angle and a sore neck. There is nothing special about the venue itself. Typical Vegas, with a gold ceiling, giant chandeliers and red velvet booths. On this occasion, it seems like the show was vastly oversold, leading the ushers to pull chairs from wherever they could and seat people in the aisles. Kind of a bummer. A tip: there is drink service within the venue, but it's by waitress, so it can be slow and the waitress (just the one, mind you) covered maybe half the venue. While it is "technically" against the rules, there doesn't seem to be any restriction on bringing drinks from the casino bar into the showroom. While I don't know how much of our experience was due to an outside company running the show itself, the experience was meh.