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Output: I have to say, this is so much better than Lang Van! The vermicelli with pork and chicken is amazing! The fried noodles with seafood is so tasty! And it has so much add-ons: celery, mushrooms, carrot, broccoli - it's freaking tasty! The shrimp spring rolls are so soft and fresh too! I've been back so many times now, thought I'd write up a good review ;)

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Output: Okay, here is the adventure, we needed lunch in less than an hour and we were struck with a craving of Vietnamese food. My friend, who lives in Chandler once ordered "to go" from a Vietnamese restaurant near her home. I loved it and thought, I want to find this place. To set out to find a random Vietnamese restaurant, I happily stumbled onto Anise in Chandler. We arrived slightly later than the lunch hour so the restaurant was empty. It was slightly past the lunch special but the hostess/server allowed us to take advantage of the $8.99 lunch (includes a soup or salad, and choice of entree). Even though we were the only ones inside, the food was delicious and the server was attentive. Between the two of us, we tried the fresh spring rolls and crispy egg rolls and the noodle lunch entrees (vermicelli with pork and vermicelli with egg rolls). The one thing that I really appreciated was that the cook mixed the sauce and it was delicious. I never seem to get it right when I do it on my own and the mix was the best I tasted. The restaurant was clean, the service was prompt and attentive and the best part, the food, was delicious. I will definitely return. Just a note, I am not sure if this was the same place that my friend ordered to go but if not, it seems Chandler is a good place to find Vietnamese restaurants.

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Output: Hail, Caesar . . . here cometh before you, oh mighty Caesar, a couple from the West to attend a DUI conference as they have in years past . . . Why do I stay at Caesars? Yeah, 'cuz the conference is there. Although I would prefer to stay at Vdara, the Aria, the Cosmopolitan, even the Wynn or -- sigh -- the magnificent Mandarin Oriental, Lynn and I frequently stay in the Palace Tower at Caesars because you can roll out of bed, roll downstairs, and into a seminar . . . it IS convenient. On the other hand, the former Emperor of the Strip is smokey, loud, and showing its age. In the rooms, this (or that) doesn't work, this is damaged or "dinged," and the bed is about as comfy as the one found in a Motel 6. You have a choice: pay $12 for the K-kups of coffee in the room (with powdered fake cream), or go down to the lobby and get a latte and croissant at Francois Payard's place. So, it's down to the lobby in the elevators -- walk the (seeming) half-mile to Payard's, wait in line, and then back the way I came so Lynn can have some coffee wile getting dressed. It's convenient: you can get off the elevators in their convention center -- that way you only have to (seemingly) walk halfway back to California to get to the ballroom where the conference is being held -- instead of down to the lobby, walk the half-mile to Payard's, across to the escalators and back up to the conference floor and the trek to Barstow . . . . And of course, since the restaurants at Caesars are not my first choice, you have to go down the elevators, walk the half-mile to Payards, then the extra mile through the smokey casino and noisy slots to the front door, stand in the l-o-n-g taxi line with people carrying those three-foot high plastic containers filled with once frozen margaritas, and hope the line moves quickly enough that you aren't late for dinner . . . . OK, the spa is nice. And there's now a Christian Laboutin store in the Forum Shops. But the wi-fi and cell reception in the conference center is dicey at best, which makes it difficult (to say the least) to work/stay in touch with the office while you're at the conference -- and that's kind up important for a Criminal Defense Attorney, don't you think? Bad news: next year's conference is also at Caesars, and -- against my will and better judgement -- we'll probably be back . . . Hail, Caesar . . .

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I was going to rate them with two stars till I went back to my hotel at the Embassy Suites and got a better free margarita than what I just paid top dollar at Pink Taco. The food was half a step above Chili's. I hate Chili's! Hard rock is supposed to be a cool place to visit. One really cool thing is good food. They missed the mark big time. Stale corn chips with salsa is a crime. We may need to get Gordon Ramsey to do an emergency kitchen nightmares. It's all about the basics. Bacon wrapped jalapenos sounded great but missed the mark. Chili reallano was a big chunk of greasy cheese. Not good. Will never go back.