Q: positive

A: I'm not typically a fan of buffets, as I feel that I'm forced to overeat and I don't think I eat enough to justify the costs of a buffet. On the bright side, it does give you the chance to sample a wide-array of food choices, and of all the buffets I've been to in Vegas, Wicked Spoon would be my top choice. They have absolutely everything from cheese & antipasto, sushi, shellfish, general seafood, asian fare, italian, meats, salads, soups, and everything in between. The best part is the dessert station full of unique treats. My biggest mistake was getting the all you can drink wine for $10 as I struggled to finish one glass as it's the lowest quality of wine and not very tasty. Next time I'll just order a better one by the glass! Overall a fun experience during my second time to Wicked Spoon.

Q: positive

A: This place just opened 2 days ago. Drinks are amazingly delicious! If you don't want to read everything below, read this. ORDER THEIR FRIES, amazingly crispy with a great garlic sauce!!! Yesterday (12/3), I tried their Taro Milk Tea: got it hot, really creamy and full of flavor but not overly sweet Pinenuts Milk Tea: pinenuts were not really my thing, but the milk tea was great. It's not the traditional Taiwanese milk tea. It's made with either English Breakfast or some other kind of black tea that I couldn't completely identify, not with red tea. So if you're expecting red tea, don't. Today, I went in to try some other drinks and their food. I got their house special. It's the 6th page in their menu. You can choose from Juicy Steak, Chicken Steak Cutlet, Fish Fillet Steak, or Sizzling Noodle. All of them come on a sizzling platter, which has a cool feeling when it comes out of the kitchen to your table in this chic ambience, light gray-blue walls, with glass art, print art, and tea sets decorating different cities' names in their bar area. In Chinese, it says you can choose either mushroom sauce or black pepper sauce on the right side, next to the prices of House Special. This is for you non-Chinese reading people. Below that, you see "Soup/Sala/French Fries/Toast" and "Sala" is NOT a typo. That's what it says. I'm sure you can figure out what word that is. Anyway, I chose the Chicken Steak Cutlet with Mushroom Sauce: Chicken was so tender, mushroom sauce was an on-the-sweeter-side tomato sauce with canned mushrooms, and the pasta that came on top swirled into the sauce was al dente. It was a great meal for a cheap price. Salad: iceberg, came with a package of ranch on the side Fries: one of the BEST order of fries I have ever had, so crispy and came with a garlic sauce They're also having a promotion right now until the 7th. If you check in on Facebook, you receive 50% off. I did that yesterday and today. :) Yummy food at half off... service is the typical Chinatown service you would get at most places, so I can't complain too much there. They try to take things away a little earlier than you'd like, but that's the eager beaver in them, right? I would say their drinks are a bit better than Miss, definitely five stars. Their ambience is five stars. Their food is not bad. 4.5... overall. I will be back, even after their sale.

Q: positive

A: Annette was very helpful with the carpet picking process. Let me take home samples and take my time. She came over and measured the two rooms perfectly so that I wouldn't pay for any extra carpet. Scheduling was as planned and Alan came over and did a professional job of the installation. A little vague on how my bill was figured, but you will get a better price here than most of those big name outlets. I would use Carpet Corner again in the future. Would like to try them on a tile job.

Q: positive

A:
This is a little family owned Jewish Deli with Fresh made bagels. This place is packed with regulars ever Saturday & Sunday. Limited seating-NO boothes, MOSTLY breakfast & Bagels, a little sandwich menu for Lunch. Closes early around 3 pm. My mother-in-law a NY Jew has been going here for more than 20 years and swears it's just like home. I usually enjoy the breakfast platter-eggs,bacon or sausage & a bagel plus homefries. The LOX i'm told by my wife is the freshest around. A truly EAST Coast Deli experience in a very shady neighborhood. Once the Haifa Restaurant closed in this shopping center it has gotten very scary. Atmosphere & Service our outstanding every time. The food is OK, but the BAGELS are the BEST