I love Flos and I can eat here few times a week. well I was picking up somebody at the airport and it was around lunch time, so i figure I will have my dose of Flo's. Wow what a disappointment. The food was AWFUL, i could not even eat and I will never go there again, I got Rice with the Mongolian beef with Broccoli, "Ye-ks". Flo, PLEASE close this place down because this is not a good representation of your hard work. Dont waste your money on this location. I will go to Flos on FLW and Thompson Peak any day. I love it.

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If you are looking for Hawaiian food.. this is da place. We had the saimin, Korean Chicken and Combo plate. Feels like Hawaii or Gardena lol!

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My wife and I had been good customers of Spencer's. We just didn't realize that as long as everything went perfect, they were great. However, when it doesn't go their way, WHOA...what a bunch of worthless liars! We bought a bed from a fellow named Paul. He was very informed and very convincing. He mentioned that it sometimes takes 30 days to fully acquaint yourself with a new mattress, but that was about all he said. He mentioned nothing about the fact that Spencer's does not take beds back or make exchanges if the customer is unhappy. Guess we are spoiled by Costco, Nordstroms and others that will always allow you to bring something back if you are not pleased. In fairness, their policy was written in a one page letter and taped to the wall close to the mattresses. But Paul never pointed it out and we just didn't see it. So, when we came back to Spencer's to tell them the bed wasn't working, we got to wait for Paul (no one else would talk to us) to see if they might do something. Paul was very nice and said that even though it wasn't their policy, we were good customers so they would definitely do something to make it right. He, of course, told us that since they sold the mattresses so cheap that they weren't making any money on them anyway. Right... He promised to talk to "the boss" (who, of course wasn't there) and call us back the next day or the day after for sure. Well, you guessed it, no call. After three days we called and were told that Paul was on vacation. So we spoke to an assistant manager who listened to our story, looked at our account and promised to talk to "the boss" and get back to us "that day". Right.... Nothing is coming from Spencer's. We are adults and if they had just called us and said that they just couldn't deviate from their policy, we might not have liked it too much, but we would have respected the call back. But they lied to us. Paul, the assistant manager and, apparently "the boss"....if he exists. Not calling back your customer is unforgivable. We have gone and bought another mattress (not at Spencer's) and will never cross their doorsteps again......

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Typically, I don't have a pleasant dining experience whenever I visit buffets. Aside from not being able to eat my money's worth, I generally don't deem buffet food as superb and fresh. The buffet at the Wynn, on the other hand, was rather enjoyable. Yes, just as other reviewers have confessed, I stuffed myself perhaps a bit too much, slipping into a food coma or post-meal narcolepsy. Despite such crime against the pancreas/liver (with a minimum of 1000 calories in fat and carbs), I must say the food was delicious. The prime rib and the king crab legs were my favorite. The dessert bar was a sweet tooth's absolute heaven (or haven). Their creme brulee was by far my favorite, and I believe I went through 4 of them just to crack the top and eat the crispy, caramelized sugar. After about 2 hours, it was time to call it off, and we sluggishly waddled our way out. Next time, a prophylactic cocktail of a PPI, a statin (and maybe even a fibrate), and insulin would be a wise choice.
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