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Output: The QUAD is extremely disappointing. I had high expectations for the name change, that REAL change is coming. Other than some upgraded external decor, it's still the old crappy Imperial Palace. I've actually stayed here numerous times, and it's always the same (Only reason we stay here is because of its price, CHEAP! and the convenient location) The parking is small and terrible. My recommendation is to park next door at Harrahs, then cross over to the QUAD from where the Monorail is. NEVER EVER stay in Tower 5. My last visit, the front desk got us a room in Tower 5, and its apparently RIGHT IN FRONT of the OUTDOOR CLUB. Music was blasting non stop into the night until we complained and got a room change. The rooms are small and antiquated (They don't even have LCD TV's!). Can't forget to mention how worn out the room is. Cracks and stains on the floor are pretty prevalent. Overall AVOID AT ALL COST! The only pro's to the QUAD is the location and the price. It's conveniently located right across the street from Caesars Palace, and its right in the center of the Strip.

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Output: Walked in...overwhelmed with cigarette smoke...walked out

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Output: This is the best Korean in las vegas as far as we're concerned. It's out of the way in Summerlin, but who cares, it's really good. Notably you want the Braised Galbi JJim. It is so very delicious, unbelievable flavor. The Dolpan Spicy Pork (for two) is really good, but it's huge. More like a dish for 4 or more and order something else. Nice place, friendly staff and solid food options. definitely a win if you are looking for Korean in las vegas.

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You may consider me an expert. I can kill a person for a bowl of good borsht. I know that there are numerous variations of the recipe. The most disgusting version I had at Forte. Please never order it there. The person who prepared it should go straight to culinary hell. Borsht is not a bowl of roughly chopped crunchy vegetables lacking any taste or flavour including salt. My second choice was Hungarian Goulash. Although I am not an expert on this I am capable to figure out that this dish should be not what I got: old starchy mashed potatoes covered with the sauce way too spicy for a goulash (think Indian or Thai level) with 5 tiny pieces of meat. I guess the waitress may have known that she is serving food not suitable for human consumption and therefore has never asked how was it. I am glad I didn't invite my friends to experience Easter European food at this place. I would be really embarrassed.