Q: positive

A: Service was great Food was great Company was great I haven't been in a sushi mood lately but Shige O. recommended this place awhile back, so he brought me and my friends here. I'm really glad that I gave it a shot. I'm actually craving the sushi as I'm typing this review. I don't know why but I kinda doubted sushi in Vegas at first but it was pretty good! Like I said, the service was ultra friendly. Many people are local that works here and I just had a great home vibe. They played local music and all. I had the garlic ahi, mexican roll and a negi hama. Loved em all! I even tried a bit of their salad with the house dressing, two thumbs up. The water was fresh too (I never got used to chlorine water within the week that i was in Vegas) They offer a huge variety of fish, and a lotta other stuff too. I would definitely return to eat here the next time I make a trip to Vegas again.

Q: positive

A: Went in to buy my first pipe, and I'm so glad I went here! Billy was incredibly helpful. He helped me pick out the perfect pipe, as well as sample 4-5 different tobaccos. I asked a ton of questions, and we was patient in answering all of them. Will definitely return whenever I'm in Vegas!

Q: positive

A: I like this place a lot, but pretty much everything they carry can be had for a lot less money, albeit often with fewer frills, somewhere else. That said, they are a GREAT source of gifts, especially for people who like to cook--my dad collects cookie cutters and they have a massive selection of those, as well as all kinds of nice cake pans and baking/serving dishes and whatnot. I've also gotten a number of novelty silicone ice cube trays here--what can I say; I love heart-shaped (and strawberry-shaped and star-shaped and shell-shaped) ice cubes. They also carry a very nice selection of Japanese pottery--tea and sake sets, bowls of varying sizes, etc. I'm a bit spoiled by having lived in both Tokyo and the Bay Area, but for the upper Midwest, the selection is actually pretty decent and reasonably priced.

Q: positive

A:
Ate here our first night staying in Montreal, my first time having hot pot. We got the 'mixed' pot, one side spicy, the other not. Plenty of meat kept coming to the table (beef, lamb) for boiling and other options were available via the buffet (vegetables, tofu, fish, chicken livers)