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Output: I've been passing this place for years and since i love Thai food, i thought finally, a chance to try it out. Now I know it's hard to bash a place that has multiple locations and been around awhile so maybe it was an off night but... the crazed anticipation i was experiencing was replaced with a really mediocre meal. I LOVE great hot and sour soup. The spiciness, the heat, the mixed flavors of spices and veggies and meat, the texture which is smooth yet lingers....but $10 for 30 ounces of blandness wasn't my goal. That's $42 a gallon for what was basically peppery water laced with too many HUGE pieces of tomato and mushrooms with a very few pieces of meat. It was not a great hot and sour soup and was more a tomato chunk laden broth. I've got to say that Flo's still makes the best And I was ready to sink my teeth into their "Signature Dish" as again, Thai food is supposed to be bold and exciting and an experience to be remembered long after leaving the table. And... your signature dish should represent your finest effort. I'm guessing that the person who developed this "Signature" dish couldn't write. It was really bland, without character, without any punch and the pork was chewy and bereft of any sense of culinary fun and quality. Really... a signature dish? And realizing there are some spices used that have remaining elements, the amount of twigs and roughage in this was most interesting. The menu forgot to tell me that it came with its own toothpicks. Anyhow, I never want to be unfair and there may, MAY, be a second chance for this place but in reading other reviews i see I'm not alone in the evaluation of my "blandness" meter. Anyone can have an off night but there seems to have been several in the recent past. Living in Cave Creek and enjoying some time and wine next door makes this place convenient but... with one more visit to be fair....if it doesn't make then i'll be scratching this off my "got to" list as well. There are too many food choices in town including other Thai and great Chinese to spend time and money where it goes into some R&D and quality ingredients.

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Output: Got the stuffed salmon special last night, it was wrapped in the bottom brown part of the salmon and visually was turned off. The rosato pasta stuff was clumpy and tasted like it was microwaved in a bag. Bruchitta was soggy, not toasted either. The male owner could have cared less and the female owner wearing a bedazzled coat was sitting at a table drinking. Bathroom was gross with a basket of used gold tees for some reason and my wife was stuck in the bathroom cause there was no tp. Never again.....

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Output: 2nd chance didn't make it better . They messed up our dinner order and had some kitchen issue, so we had to wait. Food came Orange ckn and it was overcooked and very,very dry !

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pros... great place to have some tasty japanese food while in las vegas. this is a traditional little japanese restaurant in a strip mall. got here purely by luck, my group was looking for some sushi and we just happened to be in the "chinatown" area of las vegas. and just noticed the sign which struck me as typically japanese in writing style. the inside is very nice, family run restaurant. nothing fancy but neat, clean and presentable. we were seated on a long table with a bench along the wall and chairs opposite it. and any place which has food items written in the native (non-english) is alright by me. the food was tasty and had a lot of choices: ramen (noodle soup), don-buri (some meat over rice), sushi, yakitori (grilled meat on a stick), and the small little plates kinda of like japanese dim sum, but more to be eaten with beer or alcohol. they also had some unusual dishes such as, omurice, omelette over rice, and okinomiyaki, japanese style pancake. their alcohol selection is also very nice, with a choice of beer, shochu, chu-hi, and sake as well. all in all a very complete menu. me my buddy henry got all the yakitoris, about 8 varieties, there was also a nice selection of ramen. my wife ordered the shoyu or soy sauce broth, which had a nice soup base and had 3 slices of cha-shu pork as well as a bevy of bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, green onions, and a sheet of nori (red laver, kelp). my buddy the wyster got the tantan noodles, which were hot and spicy, chopped meat with soybean paste and lots of chili peppers. my other buddies, mike and shay, ordered the sushi, which was great. they have some pretty unique rolls and a lot of deep fried makis as well. all in all the food was very delicious and came out pretty fast. so if you are looking for some japanese food in las vegas and you are around chinatown, come to this place, you will not be dissapointed. and they are open until 2 a.m. every night, or is that morning? cons... parking is tight, and not too many spaces for the size of the mall, but i think there was more underneath or behind the mall. oh the bathroom was clean but the toilet in the men's bathroom was missing the top of the commode, so when you flush it you get a little spurt of water, funny but interesting.