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Output: ***BEST Salmon Egg Benedict that I have ever tasted!!!! This place has one of the best views of the Bellagio foundations, so I highly recommend eating outside. I originally wanted to check out this place because of the reviews. Although I didn't really get to tried what I wanted to tried at this place I went for the alternative. Aside from the view, Mon Ami Gabi has the BEST Salmon Egg Benedict that I have ever tried. The poached egg was PURFECT done. I don't know that they did to the egg, but it just seem to have more yolk oozing out of that thing. The lemon sauce it worked so well with the entire plate. I really have no complaints about this place. I really cannot wait to tried their French Onion Soup, escargot and the beef wellington. That day will soon come!!! RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. Salmon Egg Benedict (5+/5- BEST in LAS VEGAS)

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Output: We had a reservation and arrived 30 minutes early, planning on a short wait. They had a table openining and were quick to clear it and get us seated. We had the Domestic Nagyu Chef's tasting. Appetizer: - Shrimp Cocktail. Shrimp prepared perfectly and a cocktail sauce with perfect amount of bite. Three small salads: - Arugala Salad I am not a fan of Arugala salad, but theirs was excellent. - Persian Cucumber and Watercress, was better than average. - Itallian Buffalo Mozzarella with Hazelnuts, added a little twist that was very nice Steaks: Ribeye and Filet for the cuts of meat. Both cooked to perfection and as very delicious. Sides: - Brissel Sprouts, in season so on everyones menu and they didn't dissapoint - Au Gratin Potatoes, found out that my mother was undercooking the potatoes for my entire life. Both happy and sad at the same time, because I always loved my moms Au Gratin. Even if she were alive, I would have never told her this. Deserts: - Cinnamon Monkey Bread w/Vanilla Bean Ice Cream - Awesome - Sorbets, Coconut Lime and Rasberry - Chocolate Indulgence - Close second - Farmers Market Fruit The only let down to the entire meal was that they brought us four deserts when two would have sufficed... It is simply too much after that much provided in the prior courses. The service was top nothc from start to finish. A must stop for anyone. I am glad we did the tasting because I would have missed out on some excellent items i would have otherwise not have tried.

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Output: I have never performed (word choice?) yoga before my experiences with Laughing Buddha. I have wanted to try for a long time. My mentor who recently moved to Boston performed with Dusty Snow prior to Laughing Buddha opening, if I remember correctly, so I had met Dusty at her going away party. Since then, I had Dusty and Laughing Buddha in mind. Finally, I had a friend who mentioned wanting to do yoga. I looked up Dusty and found out more about Laughing Buddha through the amazing connection of the world wide web. As if ordained by a greater power, there was also a Groupon for $30 for a month of unlimited classes (an $85 value!). We bought the Groupon together, went to our first class, and I cannot speak for my yoga partner, but I am in love with both yoga and Laughing Buddha. So far, my yoga partner and I have attended three classes total: 3 July 9am Vinyasa with Carolyn Evans, 6:45pm 11 July candle light with Stephanie Serrano, and 8:30 13 July level 1-2 core yoga with Carolyn. The vinyasa was very much the experience of jumping right in to the deep end of the pool. Unlike my yoga partner, I have never performed yoga prior to this experience and so had no knowledge of any of the poses, whether it was downward dog or child's pose. Both of the yogin I have been with have been entirely helpful in the incidence that my form was off or if I seemed confused or to be struggling. Those incidences feel few and far between and are never discouraging due to the comforting atmosphere created by both the architecture, interior design, and the class set up by each yogini. The setting itself is very aesthetically pleasing with soft cork floors and a skylight. The studio space was previously a garage and has since ascended to a sanctuary for yoga practise; one can tell that it is no longer used as a garage due to one of the hanging lights dangling from what would generally be the garage door pathway. Carolyn is particularly nurturing and helps the people in the studio blossom; Stephanie was frequently emphasising the sentiment that a practitioner of yoga should not be judging their own form or their own limitations, but should be listening to their bodies wants and needs in every form and shift. Both have shared a lot of words that resonated with me. Additionally, I am a Muslim and have recently (after this last class) read that some Muslims feel that yoga conflicts with their faith. I feel that yoga actually aligns with my faith and is very reminiscent of raka'at. Overall, I am very excited to return and make very good use of my access to Laughing Buddha while I have the chance. The Groupon was a stroke of luck, considering that my yoga partner and I are students on very tight budgets.

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After 3 trips to Bubble Pi, I don't have any plans to return. Although I love the owner's nian gao (here it is crusty with a softer interior), the bakery is uncomfortable (little seating), messy (there are old magazines and random decor everywhere), and the owner is too nosy. She asked me how much money I make and whether I was planning to marry soon--I just came in for dessert!!!! I have had dim sum here and cannot recommend it. The dim sum is too difficult to eat with a flimsy plastic fork and in a shop where you feel like you're intruding on someone's personal space.