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An example of an negative review: One of the worst dining experiences my family and I have ever had. The lead server was rude and in attentive. The food was WAY over priced and poor quality. We ordered the foie gras for an appetizer. The tiny portion (barely two bites each for two people) that was served would have been tasteless except for the burned flavor. Ordered a dozen oysters, poorly cleaned, and seemed as though they were re-hydrated instead of fresh. Prime rib - flavorless. French onion soup - flavorless. It was so bad we wanted to leave but couldn't get a seat in any of the other "fine dining" restaurants in the Mirage. Save your money, go to Stack, or the buffet at Cravings.

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An example of an positive review: Ramen noodles are thicker and chewier; shio broth is flavorful but not too salty; the chashu is generous compared to most, if not all, of the local Las Vegas competition. Good reason to come back for more, not to mention that the wait staff are friendly and will get the answers to the questions you ask about the food and restaurant, if they don't know the answer. I dropped by Ramen Sora after seeing the new signage on Spring Mountain Rd, and was waiting for it to finally be opened. What can I say, I love ramen to the point that I actually went to a Ramen Museum while visiting Japan with friends I met during college. I have developed a certain personal preference for what I considered great ramen, and the thinker noodles served here is one of those pluses in my ramen critique formula. The broth has good flavor without being overly greasy or too salty. The chashu is pretty good, almost melt-in-your mouth tender, and the portions served in my Deluxe Ramen was more generous than the competition. Although the overall portion is on the smallish side for me, and I definitely need to pay the nominal fee for the extra noodles. Or order one of the side rice bowls. Anyway, they seemed to be off to a decent start, already earning 4.5 stars on 7 reviews on Yelp in the first 2-3 days of opening. The staff is friendly and the service is quick. I definitely would recommend this ramen restaurant, which is their first US store to open, making this an international ramen chain with two more locations in Sapporo, Japan (Hokkaido area). Being a Sapporo-style ramen-ya, their miso ramen is a definite must try, since it originated there and uses akamiso (red soybean paste). Food: 4/5 The best, or the top two ramen option in Las Vegas. Service: 5/5 Friendly, not too pushy, and attentive. Value: 4/5 Generous with the chashu, but the regular bowl of ramen is not that large. I definitely need to exercise the kaedama (extra noodle) option. Location: Not too far from the Strip on Spring Mountain Road. Parking: 3/5 Private lot, but it is not that big. But there are usually street parking if the lot is full. Repeat visit probability: Fairly high

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An example of an negative review: Oh, Coffee Plantation, where didst thou self-respect go? I've been coming here for a couple of years, and this is what I've decided (+ positive, - negative, -/+ neutral): - Bad customer service. There's one employee in particular who treats me like I'm a child every time I order... and she's never happy. - Messy. Maybe it's because the joint is on Mill (which is gross to begin with), but I'm guessing it's because the manager doesn't enforce cleanliness. -/+ Coffee is decent, if not below average. Don't try any fancy shmancy drinks here, you will be disappointed.

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An example of an negative review: Did not have a new advertised product okay. But no glazed donuts??? Isn't that a staple.