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Output: I brought a party of 14 ladies here for my sister's bachelorette party last weekend. I was utterly impressed. The space is modern, rustic, with a hipster vibe. Our server (whose name escapes me, as it was a very eventful weekend) was awesome. She had an answer to all our questions and handled our large party with poise. The food was simply delicious. The entire menu is gluten free and they also have tons of vegetarian and vegan options. The pizzas had a thin crunchy crust and the topping combinations are interesting and totally yum. We also sampled their salads and pastas, nobody was disappointed. They were also able to give us all separate checks, which was incredibly helpful. Overall it was a five star experience and I will come back every time I am in Vegas!

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Output: Vietnamese food made by (lovely!) Vietnamese family. They value fresh ingredients and snappy service. Established in 2011, this restaurant serves many traditional Vietnamese dishes as well as a few popular 'East Asian' dishes. Plates are heartily-sized and reasonably priced. My Tom Xao Ca Ri ($12.50) was full of fresh vegetables (not overcooked -- a rarity for this neighborhood's Asian restaurants!) and jumbo shrimp. The original house specialties include Banh Tom Ho Tay (lightly friend shrimp and sweet potato cake, $13) and Ca Kho To (caramelized fish, $10). Their curries pack a welcomed spicy punch. The Canh Chua ($8) are all made with a homemade broth (cooked daily). The chef is forthright in sharing his values. MSG disgusts him and so does the 'watery salty stock' that other restaurants use. He also said too many cooks substitute natural ingredient flavor with copious amounts of oil. Petite Tonkinoise's only downfall? The decor isn't much to write about. It looks like a confused zen kitsch mini banquet hall.

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Output: Came for a date night with my wife and was hoping to have some great food. Service was good and the waiter was very attentive. We ordered baked ravioli as an appetizer which was the highlight of the meal. Salads were disappointing. My wife ordered the house salad and commented that the dressing was a little watery. My caeser was over dressed and came garnished with tomatoes. I felt we both got the cheap end of the lettuce as well. Entrees were also disappointing as the ratio of sauce to pasta was either too much or too little and both poorly seasoned. The Italian sausage tasted like a breakfast sausage as well. Good news is that my diet coke was good and my wife enjoyed her Italian soda.

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My family and I were visiting Las Vegas and we stopped in for some Thai food. The food was good. If I were a local, I would eat there often. I can't give it 5 stars. It has nice food but it is just a little hole in the wall with good food, especially for the money. Lots of choices. VERY reasonably priced. We ordered yellow curry, som thom, phad thai, and mango sticky rice for dessert. Lots of food for an excellent price.