Problem: Nothing great. I had the meatball pizza. It was so-so. The chocolate chip cookie was hard as a rock.
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Problem: I wish I was able to frequent this place more often, because it really is a wonderful restaurant where plenty of Asian cultures and cuisines come together. The atmosphere is like a typical casual dining restaurant with a bar, great to bring a group of friends or family to. The Roti Canai is what I mainly come here for - it's hands-down one of my favorite appetizers ever. And the sushi, don't even get me started. It's both flavorful and a work of art -- major props to whoever makes it or teaches other employees to do so, because it's incredible what you're able to do. Shame I can only visit and this place on occasion; each meal I've had here has been nothing short of satisfying.
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Problem: I went to see Cynthia S. Payne to get a renewal on my contact lens prescription. My regular optometrist moved her office to Henderson so I thought it would not be a big deal to go somewhere closer to get my annual prescription. I explained very clearly at the beginning that I was NOT interested in LASIK and was simply there for an eye exam to get a renewed prescription. From the time I walked in, until the time I left, the entire staff did their part to try to and sell me the LASIK procedure. They had me do an unnecessary test which later I learned was used to determine if I would be a good candidate for LASIK. Finally after my exam was completed, they had me sit with a LASIK consultant/coordinator to go over prices for LASIK! Cynthia Payne did an adequate job on my exam, but I don't appreciate the sales pitch, unnessary test, and the waste of my time for their own agenda. I was there much longer then necessary due to all of the sales pitch nonsense. I will not return.
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Problem: Neighborhood pizzaria right across from my other favorite, Pat's Pizza. Pat's excels at the New York thin crust while Spinato's has a great deep dish Chicago version that is excellent and not at all greasy. The sauces (both the pizza and the pasta) are great and you can get extra on the side. In the rare event you are still hungry I'd say get frozen yogurt across the street and skip the desserts which are a bit weak. But how can you not love a family restaurant that feels like every pizza place in America?
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positive