Talk about terrible. Goodness. I came here because my co-workers kept raving about it so I finally decided to try it. Well it's extremely hard to order when the person behind the counter doesn't speak English. She understood Carnitas quesadilla, aaaand that was about it. While pointing and using exaggerated words I got the lady to understand "sour cream". Then I tried to tell her "mild salsa". Omg, what a headache. After saying "mild" eight times she then started pointing to the different salsas and I said, "I don't know which one is the mild." Not sure why I said it, she didn't understand it. She then said, "Hot?" I gestured with my fingers and said, "little hot." It was enough to get some salsa into a little to-go cup. Holy hell. This wouldn't have bothered me as much if I were in some hole in the wall Mexican joint where I know the food is amazing because the recipes are being passed down the generations. But that wasn't the case, I was in a mall for crying out loud! So I get back to work and open my food. It's dripping, literally, with grease. In fact, it was so greasy that the aluminum paper stuff holding it together tore when I tried to pick it up. I couldn't even stomach eating the last piece. They barely put any Carnitas or cheese in the quesadilla, and they didn't put any of the grilled onions that should have been there either. I paid $7 for this awful Carnitas quesadilla and it didn't come with a drink or sides. So overall this was truly terrible. I will not be going back. Take your money to a Chipotle since that's who they're trying to copy, or try a different eatery in Az Mills.

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I thought it was pretty decent for airport food. You can grab the premade stuff or get something custom, and on a layover I got one of the Chicken Parmigiano ones on the Tomazzo bread. It was a pretty darn good sandwich and I got a delish cookie to go with it. Lots of staff working hard to get through the line quickly and friendly cashier who reminded me that chocolate melts in the same bag next to a hot sandwich, which was actually a smart thing for her to point out for me since I was throwing things together. It was carby and I felt fat after, but it was tasty and I would have felt worse eating fried chicken and biscuits next door. They do regular bread sandwiches if bagels aren't your thing too or fresh salads where to pick the fixins. Not too shabby, layover dinner!

positive

Was told to be here for a drug screening mandated by work at noon. I get here at noon and they tell me I'm looking at a 45 minute wait. Receptionist seems very unfamiliar with her position. Very very frustrating experience. *** finally seen after over an hour wait. Nurse was nice but I hope I never have to come here again.

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Tried out Lotus of Siam because it had good reviews on CH and Yelp plus it was on Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown Vegas show that we just watched before coming here. Maybe reservations by phone a few weeks before coming here. That was easy to do. Ask them for the cross street, because if you have a dinner reservation it's hard to find the place! Everyone says to get the Northern Thai dishes at LOS. So we tried a few things: Khao Soi $10.95 - egg noodle curry soup. We thought it was just ok, nothing special. Some red onions, pickles, lime on the side. Kang Hung Lay $10.95 - red pork curry. It was a small dish of just pork and curry sauce w/ some cilantro on top. Tasted just ok, nothing special. Northern Tom Kah Soup $10.95 - a bit spicy and sour without coconut milk soup, chicken is dry, some grape tomatoes flavorless, some mushroom, meh. Sticky rice $2 - for 1 person, meh, dry. Thai ice tea $2.5 - very sweet! Had to dilute it with lots of water & ice. Hot tea $2 - some container of hot tea w/ tea bag, nothing special. Glad I tried it, but probably won't go back.
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