Problem: Seems like we eat at this Todai often when we come to Vegas. It's a tad better than the other locations I've visited but I am not crazy about their sushi. It just doesn't taste all the fresh to me. However, being that Vegas is buffet city I am sure I'll be a customer again in the future as it offers an alternative to the traditional buffets in town.
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Problem: You don't even know how many Dairy Queen paychecks I would throw down at Eastside ever other Friday! I swear at least 80% of my income as a young 16 yr. old boy went to this place. They always had what I needed and I also collect vinyl so they have a great collection of vinyl also. The workers are so cool, I use to want to be as cool as they were when I grew up, but obviously wasn't successful. This place still rocks and I am sad that I don't really go anymore cause of my online purchasing habits, but I need to make it back over there.
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Problem: The pastries were horrid and the bitch of an owner was even worse. We got the raspberry mousse with "mascarpone" cheese, hazelnut & pistachio nougat, and some other mediocre crap. Mascarpone my ass, more like shitty whipped cream or something. The mousse also tasted like cough medicine and the nougat tasted like cheap grocery store honey and almonds. Not to mention that the mousse was $4.50! The owner accused my friend of leaving a used toothpick on one of the display tables during a prior visit. What the hell kind of a retard would say that to a customer? This time she rolled out her eyes when I took out some loose change (only about $2.00 worth), we bought $12 worth of pastries. Not only that, she only took the quarters and returned the pennies. I had to stop my friend from cussing her out. Avoid this place like the plague. If you're looking for good pastries, do yourself a favor and head a little bit west to Lelysee on Decatur and Jones, it's in the 168 shopping center complex. I think they changed owners there and it's not quite as good as it used to be, but it's still infinitely better than this shithole.
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Problem: New Zealand Cafe? The name totally confused me when I visited a business a few doors down to get some signs made. I thought "what do they eat in Australia?" Then a friend suggested that I try it out for sushi. I don't so sushi so again, went about life. Well, I've tried it now twice and while I haven't tried the sushi, the other dishes are great. This place is pretty cool. It's in a divey plaza wedged into the corner next to a take out chinese place and something else on the other side. They have a sushi bar and about a hand full of high top 4 place tables and a few lower ones in the middle. I've been in larger walk-in closets. The food is good...really good. I ordered a lettuce wrap and it was exactly what I wanted. Why can't more places do a decent lettuce wrap? The hibachi chicken was a little unexpected. It came in a bento box-like contraption with rice in the corner, the chicken the veg in the center, more chicken on skewers, salad in another corner and even two crab rangoons (I guess - who knows how it's spelled...and I know what you're thinking "Why not just use google to find out how to spell it!..." I just did and it is rangoon". You sushi people, don't fret. I'm sure someone else had that and thought it was good. If you order a lot of sushi, they bring it out in a boat which is pretty cool. I grew up thinking that Japanese food required a bunch of pageantry and pantomime but I don't want that. I want some rice or noodles, some lettuce and veg that's crisp and some meat prepared properly. This place get's it for me. Definitely one to put in the rotation.
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