Sentiment analysis: I have been meaning to try this place for a long time as it is right by my office. I love, love love green curry so I ordered it with tofu with brown rice to go. After seeing my dish then reading the reviews, I just think that their curry is not their forte! It was watery, totally lacked the rich flavor I have come to expect from thai curry. The dish did not have a pleasant smell nor did it have any "zip" as I asked for medium spice. The veggies were fine but sparse (heavy on the bamboo shoots and carrots), but the actual curry left much to be desired. I will probably try another dish (maybe pad thai) at some point as I don't want to judge them solely off of one item! But for now, heed my warning and avoid the green curry.

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Sentiment analysis: Tao was certainly the "IT" place to be when it debuted a few years ago, and as far as Vegas clubs go, it's one of the better ones. Impressively, it even managed to steal Pure's thunder. And while it is a favorite among Asians, despite the hype and the initial wow/glamour factor, you'll soon realize that Tao may be bit overhyped. I certainly have had my bad experiences here (see below) and have yet to really truly enjoy clubbing here. Honestly, the club is very nice inside, visually, with a strong "urban" zen feel. The hot babes in the bathtubs at the entrance and inside are certainly a crowd pleaser and welcome distinction. But it's dark as fuq inside to the point you can't really see anyone, which can be a good or bad thing depending on your situation. If you're trying to meet up with friends already inside or you're lost, good luck finding them. The dance floors are nicely sized, but like any Vegas club, it's packed to the brim and you can't really move around on the dance floor. Plus the annoying stupid idiots who try to shove their way through the dance floor really ruin the fun regardless of how many expensive drinks I had... I guess this is just how it is in Vegas :/ On the other hand, the Tao Beach club at the top is really cool and gives you a gorgeous view of the Strip and The Venetian. It feels like Cabana Club in LA. But really, beyond the glitz and glamor this place tries to hype with its sensual and exotic Asian theme, I've had more fun going to Pure. But if you've never been, it's worth a check out...if you want to wait 2-3 hours, or grab bottled service/table. **Bad Experience 1: The first time I went, I was denied entry by the bouncer due to my shoes and was forced to go back across the street to change, despite inquiring the club in advance about the dress code. "Jeans and white casual shoes are fine - as long as they're clean", my ass. Yes I know I'm in Vegas, and yes I should know better to dress my best, but personally I hate wearing nice expensive dress to clubs since A.) They're probably gonna get scuffed inside; B.) They're uncomfortable to move around in C.) Who the hell would want to dance in dress shoes? You certainly don't see people playing sports (Yes, dancing is considered a sport) in loafers. Really, you should be allowed to wear shoes you are COMFORTABLE dancing in. It wasn't like I was wearing basketball shoes - I was wearing my casual wheat/gray Sketchers. "But the lady at the club told me they're fine earlier...", I complained. "I don't care," says the Bouncer. Anyway, after 30 minutes, I made it into Tao ONLY to discover a bunch of white guys inside wearing plain T-shirts and white basketball shoes...WTF?! DISCRIMINATION! Oh and then I had to spend a good 40 minutes searching in the dark for my friends. Fun times **2nd Bad Experience: On my most recent trip this past summer, the DJ was absolutely horrible! Possibly one of the worst DJs I've ever heard, which really killed the clubbing mood. My GF was also pissed off over the bad DJ and also with the amount of pushing and shoving that went on inside. After 2 hours in the club, our group just left. Yes, it was THAT bad. At least this time, we got in fast as we stayed at the Venetian and got the VIP treatment.

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Sentiment analysis: I've been here a few times because it's close to my job. The lady that works in the front is really nice but the food is just alright. I've never had a major complaint but today my food was not good. I ordered shrimp fried rice for lunch and it's different, maybe a new cook or they change the oil. It smells really good but has no taste whatsover. Even after adding soy sauce and pepper it's unedible. I'm so surprised because I love fried rice and who can mess that up. Now I have to find something else to eat for lunch.

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