Sentiment analysis: I heard about this place from my Arab friends and they suggested their lamb shank over Kuzzi rice. The rice was kinda watery and over cooked. Service was all right, and the place looked nice and neat. Their green hot sauce was very tasty! Their lemonade is homemade which tasted good.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Ehhhh, I've eaten a lot of sushi in Las Vegas, this is painfully sub-par. I tried the kiss of fire roll and the kamikaze roll. Kiss of fire, if I recall correctly, is shrimp tempura, albacore, garlic ponzu sauce, jalapeno, crab. It was fine. Just fine. No great shakes, nothing that made me say, "wow, that's incredible." The kamikaze roll... the eel just didn't taste that fresh. Call me a snob, but for these prices I'd expect better quality. When you're paying $14ish a roll, I was just expecting better. I know it's not Nobu or Okada, but still... for the same prices, I'd 10000% rather go to Naked Fish or Oyshi. For all the sushi options in Las Vegas, Kan Pai doesn't do the greatest job of separating itself.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Great place to watch a baseball game. I was fortunate to sit in two spots here, in the left field bleacher and right behind the third base line. Great views and pleasant park to walk around and see the sights. The lone negatives were it seemed more crowded in the food area than in other parks I have been to. There is also not an appealing section in the outfield that other major parks possess. Ashburn Alley in Philadelphia is an example. Tip: Arrive early and hit up some places on the street on the third base line. Lots to see and do and eat and drink.
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positive