Q: Baja Fresh at the airport was ehh. I ordered a chicken burrito with black beans and salsa. I wasn't paying attention to the guy making it, so I missed the fact they he didn't add the salsa, ugh! I reached my gate and was starving, couldn't wait to eat my burrito. I bit into a dry mass of rice, chicken and beans. The salsa was greatly missed and the rice was far from fresh. Service was quick, but then again, I was the only person eating burritos and 9:30am. They didn't seem to care about me or their jobs at all, just going through the motions. I like other Baja Fresh location, but would suggest skipping this one.

A: negative

Q: Not as impressed with this location as the other one. The food was not as good, especially the steak in the #Merica. The patio is very bright in the morning because the sun is shining directly on top of you. So not very pleasant and with their little seating inside. They originally charged me $6 for my kid's chocolate milk. Not a shake just milk with chocolate syrup. Then when I brought it to their attention they only refunded me two dollars. Meaning I paid $4.00 the same price as a kids shake. I always thought the prices were high but this was ridiculous. The only reason they get two stars is because of their cool cups. I love them take them home and use them all the time.

A: negative

Q: I finally got hungry around 1pm and just like the first-to-review person, I also missed the lunch rash. Because who wants that? I was happy to discover that they are serving Hiyashi Chuka. It's every bit as good as the OG Monta location on Spring Mountain. The service was quick. Sitting at the counter, I was able to see the guy making my dish right in front of me. He apologized for the wait, but it really wasn't much of one. My only possible gripe is that I could have sworn the dish said $7.25 on the menu; I was charged $7.95. Not worth complaining about, so I just paid cash and left. I'll be back, especially since this is a good lunch distance for me. Just no rash, please.

A: positive

Q: Legit local hawaiian food in DT Vegas by the Fremont strip. They give huge portions and is of better quality than at the Cal. malasadas are freshly made and can be had with haupia, custard or chocolate portugese sausage and eggs tonkatsu plate-- big pieces of pork, served with Mac salad and rice Definitely would recommend for a quick and delicious Hawaiian meal, different from the Cal

A:
positive