Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: I love this place. This is a must-go restaurant in Vegas. They open till 2 am everyday so if you are hungry after all-night's partying and feeling like some Japanese food, go to Sushi Mon. It is an all-you-can-eat sushi bar that also serves other Japanese delights, such as tempura shrimp, teriyaki, gyoza, noodle, and tempura ice cream. What? You don't know what tempura ice cream is? shame. It's deep-fried ice cream Japanese style! Super yummy! Everything there is fresh and made to order. I prefer sitting at the counter because I can just tell the chef what I want and they will make them right away. If I feel like some hot food or soup, I can tell any waitress to bring them out and they have fast service too.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: This place does have really good food, just expect to have lack luster service for the most part. The last time I went here, my boyfriend and I were meeting up with his family for dinner. We entered the very dark and cramped restaurant and walked around looking to see if his family had already been seated. We stepped over into an open area to call them to see where they were when one of the cooks behind the bar barked at us "WHAT?? CAN YOU NOT FIND A TABLE??" like we were horrible human beings. When we were seated, our waitress looked incredibly bored and plain disappointed to be serving us. The only person that seemed remotely interested in making sure we had what we needed was the guy that filled our water glasses and took our plates. He was awesome. I know all the people that work there are cool and dress like they don't give a shit, but c'mon this is the service industry right? maybe they should try a little harder

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
I needed a gift for my two-year anniversary, so I was definitely committed to purchasing. After some prodding from some female friends threatening me if I had chosen a gift from a lesser location, I naturally ended up here. Service was very disappointing to say the least. I walked around by myself for about 15 minutes before anyone talked to me, which was fine, no gripe there. But the lady that ended up helping me was genuinely uninterested in assisting me find anything and mostly returned my questions with one-word answers or blank stares. She was definitely making me feel awkward, as if I didn't belong here, or just being generally impatient with my lack of jewelry knowledge. Maybe it's too much Vegas for her, too many tourists coming in asking to try on stuff, but I was ready to buy something and get out. I ended up picking out a sterling silver necklace with a Tiffany blue pendant something. I guess I was happy with the product. Service needs some work here.