Sentiment analysis: this place opens at 11:30am and we came at around 11:45 with no wait. by the time our food came (around noon), there's a wait already (small place plus the fact it's probably the only good ramen joint in vegas at good prices). when you come in, look on the right, there's white board with the tonkotsu shoyu ramen on it for 6.95, this is the same as the menu, nothing special about it since everything is on the menu. you can tell the ramen is not store bought cuz it's alot fresher and it's thinner than usual. the broth was good, but on the salty side. had the pork belly rice bowl too, the meat was real tender but the sauce was on the salty side. tip: if u wanna do lunch there, go early or really late since there will almost be a line there. but overall a pretty good place to have lunch.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Dude...such a deceiving name for this place...I didn't see one bit of "eye candy" here. However, there were a ton of "eye lemons," "eye cougars," "eye hippos," "eye splinters," and "eye want-to-get-the-eff-outta-here's." $12 for a cranberry vodka that contained nothing but ice? Cramped bar areas filled with drunk patrons? Lame 80s music being mixed together to please all the old folks? Eye pass.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I will have to update because I only stopped in for a quick treat. While walking by Sunday morning, there was a sign outside mentioning cinnamon rolls & pecan rolls.. say no more! I was actually craving a donut an entire 30 seconds before seeing that sign, so it worked out great. I wanted to take a picture of the pecan roll that i ordered, but it was so delicious I took my first bite while walking out the door. It was seriously delicious- a large, flakey cinnamon roll with a sweet glaze and topped with pecans! I will eventually update and get a meal here sometime.
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positive