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Output: It's very difficult to find since there aren't any signs. I had to ask at Monta since I knew they were owned by the same. Sushimon and Goyemon too are part of the same group. Kabuto is good. It is small. It does the upscale sushi -- like many places in NY -- but that it is in Las Vegas is GREAT. I went alone late at night and sat at the sushi bar. A cricket was jumping around on my table and the chef tried to shoo it away. It was a bit funny. I had chirasi, miso, and an assortment of sashimi and nigiri sushi. I didn't get the set menus. The chirasi is delicious - loved the rice underneath it, but it is very small... more like an appetizer course. The yellow tail, tuna, uni, and a few other fish I can't name -- ordered at the wait staff's suggestion. They were thinly sliced, was fresh etc. The wasabi was FRESH - this was what was great for me. I get lots of fresh fish at lots of sushi restaurants in Las Vegas... but not many have fresh wasabi. On the other hand, I really enjoy eating at Goyemon for 1/3 of the price. I think my bill came to about $75 for one person not including tip. I wanted to try it and I'm glad I did... It's either that more and more sushi restaurants are getting better or I'm not as finicky as before. I've eaten at sushi restaurants all over Japan, Korea, US - NY, SF, LA... and I think my request is pretty simple... give me fresh yellowtail sashimi and that just about does it for me along with uni. Sen of Japan is I think equal to Kabuto... and I really enjoy Sen. But if I were to go eat sushi alone again... I may just head on out to Goyemon and eat at the sushi bar. It doesn't have the ambiance, or the artisan flair, but their yellow tail is just as good.

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Output: I probably go to this Dollar Tree the most. This one is not so busy- and that's one of the reasons I like going here. The strip mall used to have a Von's for many years until the economy tanked. I always seem to find many deals here- from the 2/$1 greeting cards, coke glasses, to the honey twist pretzels. There's ample selection here. It's a clean, less crowded, well-stocked store lacking the ghetto crowd. There are two things missing but that's why I go the 99 cents only for produce and frozen food.

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Output: It was a beer, pizza kind - of - a- night. And a mighty fine one at that! First time trying the place out... heard about it via a junk mail insert advertisement, decided to give it a go. Called in an order for pick-up. Ready in 15 minutes. Perfect. Tried the BBQ chicken and added pineapple pizza, yes I know it sounds weird, but quite tasty. The best part of the experience? Why seeing the YELP sticker in the window of course! Hoorah!

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Worst breakfast I have ever had. Ordered biscuits and gravy with sausage. Gravy not hot and had to ask for more and still not enough to cover biscuits and sausage. Was not breakfast sausage but some dry beef stick. Never again.