Q: So I gave it a try and surprisingly it's pretty good. Service is good . I tried the northern ribs and it's very tasty.

A: positive

Q: Great shabu shabu place here in Las Vegas. I ordered the prime rib-eye shabu shabu style but also tried the sukiyaki and both were great. The portions were generous and the prices were reasonable. I've seen places charge $35 for half the quantity. The server was very helpful and was actually Japanese. He recommended the unfiltered sake for shabu shabu and the sparkling sake for sukiyaki since the meal is heavier. He poured our sake for us which is not even common in most sushi places around here. The restaurant only has a couple of tables so I would call ahead if going with a group of people. It is still worth checking out though.

A: positive

Q: I'm an idiot and keep coming here whenever I go to Vegas with a new person. Granted, I go to the takeout counter, which is cheaper and possibly worse than the sit-down restaurant, but probably better than the express counter by the casino entrance. As usual, takes me forever to find. We had the croque monsieur (still good, would probably be better fresh) and an apple crepe which was forgettable. So... yeah. Lukewarm rich French food. Still forgettable! If you do go, try sending out someone in your party from the line to hover for chairs. There's just a little less than enough seating, which is a good trick: tables are always full, which makes you think this place is awesome. It is not.

A: negative

Q: Not recommended. The server was amazing, she gets 5 stars. However, the chef obviously doesn't taste his/her food. I ordered Pho, the broth was horribly bland and one of the key ingredients (tripe) was omitted. I also ordered traditional a spring roll. The spring roll wasn't too bad but the peanut sauce didn't even have any peanuts in it. Nice atmosphere, great service, but horrible Pho! If you enjoy Pho....do not choose Rice Paper.

A:
negative