Problem: Was not open when I went today (Tuesday at 12). Lights were off and nobody answered the phone or were visible in the window. The interior decor does look charming :(
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Problem: In all my air travels, this airport ranks as 1 of the worse. In the era of portable electronic devices, I had a terrible time finding an outlet to charge my phone while I'm waiting to board my plane. After roaming the terminals I finally noticed a discreet sign that reads "charging station" pointing to a bank of 5 outlets next to a vending machine, & of course, they were all full. How annoying is that? 5 bloody outlets for the hoard of compressed humanity stuck between terminal 5 & 6. Damn the bloody management team!
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Problem: Ordered online on a Sunday evening and delivery took an hour and 10 minutes... Had to even call and check on order. I consider myself a crab rangoon afficiando - these tasted like fish - assume they use the same deep fryer... And came with no sweet/sour sauce. Sushi was decent and only reason it got more than 1 star... Still nothing to write home about. Chicken in the chicken teriyaki was 70% meat, 30% unedible tendons... Disappointing dinner, although the dog was happy since there were lots of leftovers.
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Problem: Not my favorite buffett. Sushi was bland and not many choices. Steak was overcooked (I told him medium rare and it was almost well done). Mongolian grill was good. The rest of the choices are your normal selection. It was quite busy, which in a buffett is a very good thing (food gets changed out faster). You do pay before you go even sit down, so be aware. Also, there is potatoe salad right by the pudding. Be careful, as I almost screwed that up.
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