Instructions: You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.
Input: The food at SEA is definitely good. I don't know if it really is worth the price you pay for it though. I never thought I'd pay $16 for Pad See Eiw ever. Most Thai places only charge about $8, and in Thailand $1.50. Seems like an overpriced Thai restaurant to me, kind of like P.F. Chang's is to Chinese restaurants. In any case, the food here is delicious, price may not be a deterrent if lady luck is rolling with you in Las Vegas.

The decor of this place is surprisingly trendy, especially since it's located inside an older Bally's casino. There are nice tables beside a pool of water that centerpieces a nice Buddha statue. Pretty cool for a Buddhist, like myself, to see such a remembrance of belief. The restaurant looks very much like a few Sukhumvit restaurants and lounges I've gone to in Bangkok. The bubble seats, in particular, that hang from a ceiling mount at the entrance reminded me of the trendy & cool Bangkok nightlife. Personally, I just like sitting on them.

My family and I ordered:

Pad See Eiw w/ Chicken - $16
Chicken Wing Lollipops - $9
Green Curry w/ Chicken - $17
Queen of Thai Basil w/ Beef - $16
Tamarind Whole Fish (tilapia) - $32

Everything tasted great. Even, what I thought, was an overpriced Pad See Eiw had my mouth drooling for more. The tamarind-chili sauce from the tilapia was exceptionally tasty. I poured a lot of that saucy goodness all over my white rice. Combining the sauce to an already aromatic jasmine rice made it even better.

A note of warning though, SEA charges 20% gratuity for parties of 5 or more. I didn't really like that since I thought the service was mediocre at best. Fifteen percent would have sufficed since our waters were not refilled even once. And, I'll be damned if I order another $5 Thai Ice Tea. Anyways, I'll come here again if the dice are rolling my way or if I want to bring a date to a nice looking restaurant, otherwise I prefer to go to a more reasonably priced Thai restaurant on Spring Mountain Road that's just as good.
Output:
4 stars