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Output: Mexican food that tastes authentic is hard to find. Maize is a place that is able to achieve this Mexican taste which is not drowned in cheeses or sauces which can ruin Mexican food. The menu is small and not complicated with straight forward Mexican food options. The food is also relatively cheap, for about eight dollars you can get a filling authentic meal. Best of all they make their own masa base, While waiting to order i saw a Mexican lady kneading a huge amount of masa dough for the tortillas, and even saw a man hand making the flautas. With fresh masa as a base of the dishes, it was hard to not order the whole menu to see the different applications of the masa dough I ordered three items from Maize. The first item I tried was the carne asade burrito. The first thing that I tasted was the juicy steak, it was seasoned well and very juicy. it was not dry and burned as if it had been sitting in a tray just waiting to be reheated multiple times. The beans, lettuce and the queso fresco help to bring a balance of creaminess, saltiness and crunch to the burrito. The burrito is also a great value at five dollars, it is quite hefty with plenty of juicy steak in it which is always key. I next had the Tlacoyo with chorizo on it. The chorizo was a great highlight. It was not dry and very flavorful. Many places when cooking chorizo overcook so it gets burned. The chorizo also was not overly greasy. The Tlacoyo was stuffed with beans fried and topped with sourcream and a blend of cilantro and onions and chorizo. The Tlacoyo looked like a tostada but with Masa that is fried. he saltiness of the chorizo blended well with the sourcream and onions which made me wish I had ordered more. When you bite into it, you first get a crunchy bite with the Masa and then chorizo, sourcream and onions melding with it to give you a perfect crunchy bite. For three dollars, it it quite satisfying. The last item I ordered was a chicken huaraches. The huaraches are similar but are not studded with beans. This item was also quite good, the chicken moist and tender. The vegetables on it tasted fresh as the tomatoes were still firm when eating the huaraches. i got the huaraches grilled instead of fried and it made the masa more moist and chewy, almost like a pita. Having the huarache grilled, was a palate cleaner as it had certain freshness of summer food in the winter time. i think even Anthony Bourdain would love eating at this place. The food this laces produces looks similar to the food he eats on his shows. This Mexican places is a small restraint with barely any room to sit, but its simple Mexican flavors will have me coming back to eat.

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Output: I went last year (2013) and was not impressed. I was shocked at how much advertising was EVERYWHERE. We paid to see advertising. I've been to 5 other types of these events around the country - San Diego, New York, and other states, and none of them have advertising. It was really shocking and disappointing to have corporations in your face the entire time. I really wanted this to be a family fun night and for once get away from constant advertising - I mean honestly I felt is was excessive. I know this is for charity, that's fine, but then don't charge me to see advertising I already get bombarded with that already all day.

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Output: So there is no dude named Big Wong cookin in the back... But they shoulda named it Big Right instead of Big Wrong, cuz they got the food right! I had the beef ramen special; Tender morsels of beef, tendon also available, broth very tasty, they have green onions as a condiment (cool) cuz I luv me some onyawns.... And for 5.95, it can't be beat! Food came out in like 3 minutes... If you're on the go for lunch, this is way better than any burger or subway! This is an above average rice plate shop, so you have to have a good Chinese palate cuz there ain't any eggrolls here or sweet n sour pork.... Real deal stuff that some peeps may have never seen before... I mean nothing off the wall like intestines or pigs feet or wax on the nipples, oooops thats a different movie... Next on the menu is the Hoi Nam chickyy: Served 3 ways, white, dark or dark w bone in, now that's a Chinese thang.... To be continued.... Da Wonger

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OMG NEVER AGAIN. I used to go to the DD on Las Vegas Blvd. near Warm Springs all the time, but I had stopped going to Dunkin Donuts because the service was so inconsistent and they constantly screwed up on my order. It had been months, but this past Saturday morning I was in a hurry and drove by this one so decided to take a chance. I ordered a non-fat latte with a Splenda, and I watched her through the window as she poured coffee into a cup, added milk and a splenda and then give it to me. I actually took one sip just to make sure I wasn't seeing things, and it was not only exactly what I saw, but it was lukewarm. I was like, OH HELL NO. I told her I ordered a latte. She looked at me with a dumb expression, and I said, that's coffee with cold milk you just poured in. She played dumb and said, "oh, uh, sorry. I'll get that fixed right away." She came back with a latte that was actually decent, but I just could not understand why she would try to give me a lukewarm coffee to begin with. Laziness? Didn't know what she was doing? Who knows. All I know is that I will NEVER go to Dunkin Donuts ever again.