Problem: My family & I went here last Mon. for my husband's birthday. One to try something new & different only because there are not many other family restaurants out here either. We started off with cheese sticks (6) & the plate of onion rings (10), it was ok. There menu claims to be serving food made "Fresh & daily". So not true the fish & chips was out of the ice box as were the fries with a little seasoning to add flavor. The BBQ chicken strips were even worse than they smelled and served with a side of coleslaw and fries. The club salad wasn't anything spectacular either, a thin slice of cheese, lettuce, meat & three layers of bread along a side of fries. Finally, my sauteed mushroom hamburger, well done. Everyone else was served food & I had to wait another 6 min. only because I asked for a "well done" burger so this takes more time to cook than anything else that we ordered and was supposed to be prepared Fresh, I don't think so. Again this food was out of the ice box & had NO seasoning what so ever on the burger or mushrooms. So dissatisfied with this place would not ever recommend this place nor would I take my family back there to eat, Blah, blah food. Just because the place is "New" doesn't mean the food will taste delicious. So over rated and so ashamed to even say I've eaten there but that was the one & only time I will have tried the Native New Yorker. Half a star only because the atmosphere is New.
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Problem: All workers are confused and we got passed around since they don't know which bus we should be on. If you want a stressful start to your Vegas experience. Pick them
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Problem: Thank God the bf has been limiting me to the number of cupcakes I buy since the start of the new year or else I most likely would have purchased six instead of two Sweet Surrender cupcakes. Little did I know that all the nasty cupcakes I've eaten in my lifetime had joined forces to create Sweet Surrender cupcakes, probably the worst cupcakes I've eaten. Ever. Ugh, I expected a lot for a cupcake shop located inside Palazzo. Found right near the guest elevators, the shop is so small, you'd miss it if you blinked while walking by. The place also sells (supposedly) hard to find candies and treats, but as a cupcake fiend, one can only guess what I was here for.... Between Chocolate Ganache, Lemon Strawberry, Carrot, Strawberry, Coconut, Chocolate Fudge, and Red Velvet, I chose the latter two. The cupcakes looked prettier than your standard cupcake, but these looks would just turn out to be hopelessly deceiving (no, I didn't have beer googles on). Again, good thing I had a purchasing limit. Cost? Six dollars ($3 each), but, um, not including TAX. I have never been charged tax on a cupcake. Whatever, I wasn't about to make a fuss over 49 cents. I didn't get a chance to try these bad boys until 24 hours later, but I don't think this is an excuse for how poor these cupcakes tasted. The cream cheese on the Red Velvet tasted..spoiled. I actually spit out my bite. The Chocolate Fudge cupcake was slightly better - the fudge topping was bearable. But the cakes of both cupcakes were dry dry dry - like choking on sandpaper. After I tossed the remnants of my cupcakes, J asked me, "That bad, huh? So you won't ever go back?" My reply, "Hells no." P.S. There's also some decadent $750 cupcake on the menu. Even if I had an abundance of money, I still wouldn't want to try this cupcake after this experience. Yuck.
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Problem: A gem in South Las Vegas along with Michael's & the M resort. Everything about this place transports you to a different world than the South Point, and That is a good thing. Our party of eight was whisked away to a huge round table the back where we thought we would get subpar service... That was not the case. The whole night the service was second to none. We started with drinks and right after those arrived our server asked if we would like appetizers. We started with the classic salted edamame, then garlic chicken, and gyoza. The garlic chicken was fantastic, so much so we ordered an extra one as we were licking our finger & chopstick. I WANT THAT SAUCE!!!!! It was sweet & garlicky & mildly firery and so much like a crack substitute I am shocked there are not addicts waiting outside the place. The gyoza was perfect, crisp yet tender & not slimy inside. For our main dishes, we were under time constraints so we opted for entrees meals which included soup & salad. The miso soup while slightly salty for my taste was perfectly presented otherwise as was the simple salad that had such depth of flavor from the ginger vinaigrette that I could have just had a big bowl of that salad & been happy! I ordered the tonkatsu which was served in a huge portion, was perfectly fried crisp yet Tender inside. It was served on a bed of shredded cabbage with tomatoes on the side a wedge of lemon which I did not use, and a side of Ponzu sauce. Others in my party ordered the chicken teriyaki, glazed I a deliciously sweet & sour sauce cooked perfectly to a juicy and tender perfection, chicken katsu, Also tried to crispy tender perfection and one of the teens ordered a beef noodle bowl, full of tender moist noodle sans soup which was served in a bowl almost as big as her head! There was a few more that I wist I had wrote down but all tasted great (we stared tastes). Zenshin was a surprise find at the South Point Casino (my guests were staying next door at a timeshere & I was at SP) considering one of the guests wanted to go for Chinese takeout. Instead we found a fantastic place to sit down and enjoy even with the time constraints we had. It's now a must eat every time we come to Vegas. It's that good! Great portion sizes. Killer Service!!!! Garlic chicken on the appetizer menu...GET IT!!!!! Bring mints!!!! 4.5 overall
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positive