TASK DEFINITION: You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.
PROBLEM: This place needs a serious makeover, but since you are in the Imperial Palace to begin with you have realized that everything inside needs help not just the 24 burger place. If you are looking at visiting and you are not already at the Imperial Palace go somewhere else for heavens sake. The food is bordering on being edible, but only barely. You pay about 10 bucks or so for a combo deal that includes a drink, fries (that are actually okay in my opinion), and a cheeseburger. The burger itself is a basic no frills costco frozen patty that the "cooked" somehow. They avertise that it is a large patty and truth be told it is kinda large, but about half way through eating it I always wish it was smaller (maybe it will do less damage to my insides if it was smaller...). It comes with some fixings, but don't hold your breath for anything that exciting.
The location is tucked into the back end of the horribly planned IP, on like the 4th floor around the corner from the sports book area. There is nothing palatial about the decor, mostly it resembles a 1980's fast food joint, complete with artistic renderings of generic famous sports experiences.
Okay, why the two stars you ask? 24 hours. I can stumble from my room to this location quicker than I can get anywhere else at late at night so I end up going here from time to time, but I always regret it.

SOLUTION: 2 stars

PROBLEM: (This review is for the new Curry in the Box on University, in the old Fuzzy's Taco Shop building, but it doesn't look like that location has a page yet.)

I'd never been here before today, but I'd had PHENOMENAL curry before at Ha Long Bay, so I was down to try something new. The space is still getting up and running, but it looks very good for the short turnaround they've had. My only, very minor, complaints were that service after we ordered was a bit slow, and my Volcano Chicken came with an overabundance of sweet & sour sauce (I dumped it into the bowl with the chicken and veggies, so a more even sauce/meat & veggie ratio would've been better). Also, something to note about the "crispy chicken" - if you're expecting the sort of "crispy chicken" you get with Chinese takeout, this is not it. It's still good chicken, but it's breaded, not fried in the same way you might be expecting.

Other than those little things, everything was great. The crab rangoon was my favorite - really delicious, and it looked lovely too. My friend's Peanut Delight was awesome, and had a much better sauce/meat ratio. Will definitely come back sometime.

SOLUTION: 4 stars

PROBLEM: The Encore Theater -- or at least its entrance -- is right adjacent to the Wynn Theater where Le Reve is performed (http://www.yelp.com/biz/wynn-theater-at-wynn-las-vegas-las-vegas).

This is mentioned so it is not confused for that theatre. Now, with that being said:

Lines of sight are absolute shit at Encore Theater. Sound is fine.

I wanted to get that out of the way. (Moving on ...)

This venue is where Garth Brooks performs (Lorde, is he awful) and where (Spoilers) Jon Secada may be preparing a run at a Las Vegas residency. I have heard them both perform at the Encore Theater and while not particularly seeking obstructed view seating (and my tickets made no mention of it), I happen to be batting 1.000 for suffering through some obstruction in my view for shows here.

In the balcony section, the lip of said structure (not to mention the cowboy hats) may not allow you to see ole' Garth when he is not singing (which is 80+% of the show) or when he is singing (basically, you see nothing, depending on which row you are in). No mention of this anywhere in the 500$ or so ticket. Warning: Seats may have shit line of sight. Let me be clear: I do not mean parts of the stage. I do not mean the extreme corners of the stage. I mean front and centre, right where Garth sets up to talk his nonsense for an hour. The view of that is obstructed. Great venue (sarcasm).

In the orchestra section, if one is seated to the extreme sides, the corresponding side of the stage will be missed. Not really unexpected, but for the caliber of theatre this is supposed to be, and the ticket price, one would think that a concert venue inside the building named after a man who reportedly is so involved with everything being built to perfection and exact specifications, would have been designed more thoughtfully.

In sum -- Encore Theater could have been built better. "Meh. I've experienced better." - E

SOLUTION:
2 stars