Q: Couldn't believe how empty it was here for Cinco de Mayo! Nice menu, quality food, friendly service and a solid happy hour. Strong margaritas. Nice, casual atmosphere and above average, varied and large Mexican dishes. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: While the food is ok, who wants to pay $15 for a roast beef sandwich. Jasons Deli is a much better deal. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Every time I call this place the phone is busy, when it's not it's some punk kid. I was a punk kid once so I know what it's like but DANG, TRAIN YOUR EMPLOYEES. This is a rich area, get some people who understand that and they'll actually get some good tips. The food here doesn't taste like the one just down the street on silverado ranch. I was annoyed that half the kids behind the counter were tatt'd up and dropping F bombs. I hate to be a tool cause I hated tools as a kid, but customer service really needs some help at this place. Only saving grace was the free sports on TV while I waited. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Why are all ramen shops in Vegas small and cramped? That's besides the point because I am willing to wait for good ramen, but I was pretty disappointed by Monta on a recent visit. The toppings were too basic. It wasn't a surprise that the flavor was lacking when you only have a few components. You get two small slices of chashu and a few bamboo shoots. The tonkotsu-shoyu broth didn't have any depth of flavor. I had to ask for a second helping of noodles because the serving was so small. I didn't like the thin texture of the noodles. My friend asked for extra chili sauce for his spicy tonkotsu because it lacked the kick he was looking for. They said it was $1 extra. If your broth isn't spicy enough and you want to charge your customers extra, shame on you. Plus, 75 cents for nori? At least that's included at Sora. The best part of the ramen was the soft-boiled egg. OPTIONS:
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negative