Sentiment analysis: I really don't see the allure of this place. The place is run down and teeming with children. The rooms are horrendous. Please don't stay in the manor if you can avoid it. Just trust me on this. This end of the strip has really fallen off. With Stardust and Sahara gone, Circus Circus and Riviera are truly the only things left. The rest is just empty abandoned space. If you are looking for a cheap room that is technically on the strip, Circus Circus will suffice. However, I would guess that the rooms are easily as cheap as the Riviera across the street. You can also abandon your kids while you gamble at the adventuredome or the midway. I could see where that might be helpful.

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Sentiment analysis: Before the concert started at the Hard Rock, I had enough time to sit down and have a fabulous dinner. At first I thought that steak might be a good idea, but I love Asian food and wanted a great experience. My boyfriend and I walked into Nobu, a Japanese restaurant. For our first time there, we decided to ask for assistance with the menu, and chose several things from each part. Their menu is broken up by sushi, cold, hot and specialties. We decided to go with a little bit of everything. Our favorite was the yellowtail sashimi with jalapeno, and the crab tempura with their special sauce. Their tempura shrimp and vegetables were great also. Overall, for the price of 266 dollars for two people to eat out of a tasting menu, it was a great experience. I can't say much about their food because I have to say that I've eaten better tempura at our local asian restaurant, Well Being in the Box. Although their tempura was okay (it was too soft and not crispy at all), their sushi was as close to the Guam experience as we could get. It was sweet, done perfect, and the sauces were impeccable. I honestly didn't feel that their tempura was worth the 200 dollar ticket. That was majority of our bill. I do believe that their signature bento box dessert was worth 14 dollars. It was creamy, a perfect souffle, and their green tea ice cream was just like home. If you want something other than tempura for your experience at Nobu, it's worth the price tag and the trip. For myself, a good Japanese restaurant serves light, crispy, and fluffy tempura the way I've had it in Japan and on Guam from top Japanese chefs. However, this was not the case, unfortunately. I give this restaurant my personal 3/5 stars.

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Sentiment analysis: The Skinny: subpar tonkotsu ramen with tough chashu (2), Service - nothing special (3), Value - overpriced for what it is and certainly can get a better deal elsewhere (2). We came here after all the positive reviews by Yelpers for their ramen. Their tonkotsu ramen totally lacks pork flavour and would be more suitably called shio/salt broth ramen instead. The pieces of pork are not marinated and are tough. The egg noodles were overcooked and lacked elasticity that comes with house-made noodles.The bean sprouts were sad looking in the bowl. A bowl of ramen here cost $9.95 which is rather expensive seeing how other places give you more for less. Also tried their Japanese-styled meatloaf which was subpar. Too much filler (ie, bread crumbs), not enough meat. The sauce overtop was too strong (it had a distinct Worchestershire sauce flavour that was overpowering). It came with miso soup, bowl of rice, some shredded cabbage, slices of tomato and cucumber. Overall, edible but not much else to recommend it.

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negative