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Output: Me and my girlfriend go to this place all the time when we are craving sushi. This is the place to come for AYCE. Everything is good here from the rolls to nigiri and the appetizers. Well where to start the pork belly here is the best tender and savory just right, I always have to order it when i come here, its cooked to perfection. The nigiri selection is good, the fish is fresh tasting and not frozen and the rice they use is not hard not like other places I've been to. The specials they have are really good the salmon belly is excellent and the Japanese snapper is flawless. If you're craving sushi and you're up for AYCE come to goyemon you won't regret it. Just to let you know they dont take reservations sometimes there is a wait to get seated but the wait is worth it.

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Output: I wanted to like Tria Terra, I really did. I love being proven wrong after reading Yelp reviews, but it just didn't happen this time. I had purchased a Groupon (Livingsocial?) a while back and it was about to expire, so I figured we'd better check it out. We tried to eat there a week before we actually did, but were told by the hostess, after discovering we didn't have reservations, that "We are all booked. Well, it might be a couple of minutes." To which I replied, "Oh really? Like, how long?" And she said, "Well, like an hour." Um, no thanks. So a week later, I made reservations and we were seated promptly. The service was actually very good and our server was helpful in making recommendations and answering weird questions I thought of. They were also very good about attending to my random weird food issues (ie - my hatred of onions). Unfortunately, the food itself left a lot to be desired...even after a bottle of wine. We had the calamari (ordered fried, received grilled, tried it anyway, it was rubbery), the meatballs (overcooked, sauce needed a bit more salt and overall flavor), stuffed zucchini (stuffing was very good, zucchini was a bit undercooked for my taste) and the chicken and potato croquettes (Delicious! If they didn't have pesto sprinkled all over them, really distracted from the flavor of the croquettes and the sauce they are served with). I want to like Tria Terra, truly. The atmosphere is surprisingly cute for being in a strip mall, but the food just doesn't warrant another trip.

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Output: It is a shame to called this place Vietnamese food. Rice is not cooked properly, meat is too dried, Pho is too sweet. Dont expect authenticfood here. However, the customer service was friendly tho. I'd give a star for that.

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Back again! This time we got a 1-bedroom suite on the 35th floor of Tower 2 (Room 720) - hence the 1 star upgrade as well. We usual get a strip facing room, but went for the poolside and actually loved it. Wet Republic kept me entertained day and night, but that is another review! I took a zillion pics of the room. Fixed the bad bathroom lighting by moving the bedside lamps to the vanity in MY ginormous bathroom equipped with two vanities, tub for 5+, shower and private water closet. My b/f said the small bathroom off the living was nice and functional. It's two rooms with a full kitchen. What I LOVED was all the closet space. I turned the closets in the living room into a shoe closet (see pics) and used the one in the bedroom for my clothes. I took the silverware sorter from the kitchen and used it as a makeup caddy in the bathroom; worked like a charm! The most usable bathroom storage ever in a bathroom in Vegas. It does get crazy hot in the mornings on this side of the building, so if you want to sit outside in the am, be aware. Loved the view of the Grand Pool Complex (more pics on that review). Tower 2 is fantastic because you can still go out the back - we walked to the Cosmopolitan for dinner at STK. About a 7 minute walk. Love my rollup-shoes! The bed was super comfy, the room had plenty of blackout shades and the roll-up tv in the desk was cool, but never used - we're not in Vegas to watch TV! We pretty much spend all day, and I mean all day, at the pool; then, go to clubs at night. Love that there is a Starbucks in Tower 1 and that little cafe Delights in Tower 2. Couple of things that sucked about the room, but not enough to dock stars this visit because other that the following the room was awesome: 1) The slider was so hard to open that my b/f had to do it for me each time and he said his veins bulged in his arm when he opened it - Seen his pics? Should have not been an issue ;). 2) the TV won't turn off in the bathroom unless you push the GFC button on the electrical switch, as this is where my lamp was plugged in, I had to push reset to turn the lamp on. 3) WHY THE HECK ARE THERE NO ROBE HOOKS IN THE BATHROOM!!!!!? 4) bathroom lighting sucks. DOS: 8/28 - 9/2/2014 Links to my related previous reviews - more & updates on the way: Grand Pool Complex http://www.yelp.com/biz/grand-pool-complex-las-vegas?hrid=Z-No0npK2EiyZAtRygaxJg Hakkasan Night Club http://www.yelp.com/biz/hakkasan-nightclub-las-vegas?hrid=1rN6uGIV82-rTZzJ0AVPqQ Wet Republic http://www.yelp.com/biz/wet-republic-ultra-pool-las-vegas?hrid=dim7jHTr8AKxuzd2DlvR4Q Delights http://www.yelp.com/biz/delights-las-vegas?hrid=UtDg4NwNxwa62EPpBIgVog