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

Answer: Where to start? I remember eating at this chain 20 years ago, when I was a child. Now I know why my parents stopped taking us there. I would wager none our food was made fresh, save perhaps for one of my family member's beef ribs -- which looked to be so overcooked, they passed "dry" sometime in the early afternoon. Everything tasted either canned or made from frozen. The chicken fried stake I ordered verged on inedible, and was clearly an overly deep-fried frozen steak. The mashed potatoes were awful and pasty, to the point I would swear the simply scooped the inside of a baked potato and put it on my plate. If there was a trace of cream or butter in them, I couldn't detect it. The baked beans were clearly reheated out of a can, as were the green beans. For dessert, the apple pie was runnier than the soup that started the meal -- a beef barley soup that looked of refuse. To top it off, the service was awful, with our waitress consistently forgetting requests and appearing about as often as my mother-in-law's urge to keep her nose in her own damn business. I can only imagine that this chain is still open because of the nostalgia. Stay away if you actually want to enjoy your meal. If all you want is a floor with sawdust, food that takes no more than a deep-fryer and a microwave to prepare and inattentive service, this is your dream restaurant.

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

Answer: The best Benihana ever! This place is visually stunning! It has that indoor/outdoor design that Vegas is soo fond of. You know when you're indoors but looks like your outside(kinda). What is that called? Anyways imagine your in a Japanese tea garden...at night. There is a pink, orange and purple sunset and the occasional fireworks display. A stream, bridge and lots of cherry blossom trees. The actual dining area is inside of a house which is inside of the inside/outside tea garden, overlooking the stream. A hostess dressed in full kimono attire escorts you to your table. Other than all that, it's just a regular old Benihana...

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

Answer:
A lot of the reviews for this place gave a lower score than me. So here's why I give it 4 stars. 1) Seeing as how it's Vegas, the price really wasn't too bad. $25 for 2 sandwiches, chips, a banana and a soda. 2) The menu had a good range of options including hot, cold and paninis, plus breakfast choices. The sandwiches offer more than Quiznos and Subway and only cost about $2 more for the sandwich at those places. Way better ingredients and not your standard sandwich. 3) The dessert selection was amazing. 4) It's in the MGM Grand which is a great Casino. If you want a good sandwich in Vegas, go here. You're bound to see something that you would have never put together on bread and think it's quite tasty.