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Output: Did you know Brazil has the largest Japanese population outside of Japan? So while Japanese-Brazilian shouldn't be considered fusion per se, they turned it into fusion. Because in my mind, fusion isn't just east meets west, it's combining two things that people normally don't eat together. Example: people eat Vietnamese sandwiches, pork pate, daikon radish, and carrots in French baguettes, all the time. But people normally don't eat duck and hoisin sauce on a pizza. Bahn mi = food. CPK's peking duck pizza = fusion. Fusion in LA it means modern furniture, mood lighting, double the prices, and an A rating. In LV, it means pretty much the same thing, only triple the prices because hey, we're on the strip. Anyhoo, the sea bass was absolutely delicious. Totally a last-meal-on-earth worthy dish. DELICOUS. Perfectly glazed and fresh. It's so good that I can't even wax poetic on how good it is. I just want to sit and savor the memory of how good it was... MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.... Okay, I'm done with that. But you know what isn't so good? The sake. Supposedly they have the most extensive sake list EVAR. But to me, sake is my version of beer. It goes great with edamame and bad sake is equivalent to bad beer in that it really isn't all that bad. Haha. On the other hand, bad wine is BAD. And undrinkable. But bad sake is always drinkable! So they don't serve hot sake here because heat is used to mask how bad the sake is. This may be true, but my theory is that Asians don't usually drink cold beverages. Asians drink tea! Hot tea usually. And thus, I like to drink hot things. Like hot sake! But Sushi Samba is all "we don't serve hot sake because we only serve superior sake which is best enjoyed cold and you're a plebian for wanting it hot." And so we paid $30 for a teeny bottle of the cheapest sake. Best part was, when they brought it out and B saw the label, he's like "we could have picked this up at Ranch 99!" Also didn't like how tables were squished together. I could have eaten off my neighbor's sushi plate without having to lean over. So those are my pros and cons. The Palazzo concierge actually told us that Sushi Samba is much better than Tao which has been skating by on it's name. So I recommend eating at Sushi Samba, then scootin' on over to Tao to dance off the sake. EDIT: went here again and had every kind of sushi and sashimi and the sea bass. The sea bass was as orgasmic as I remembered it. Everything else was forgettable if it weren't for the astronomically high prices. Skip everything but the sea bass. LOVE. But they were cool enough to let us bring in our water bottles, so they deserve props for that. They didn't have to be so cool about it.

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Output: I don't normally write reviews about retail locations because I know a lot of the experience is tied to the staff which can change on a dime. I had such an incredible experience at the Disney Store at San Tan Mall that I had to write about it. I (along with half the world) got caught up in the Disney Doll Collection. Since Chandler is the closes store to me that is where I went to get the first dolls in the collection. Once the doll started to get popular I would get the mall two hours before opening and still not get one. Chandler let each person by two dolls each so only 7-8 people would get. I went down to San Tan where the manager saw the line and limited the dolls to one per person so everyone got one. On the last release people camped out over night for a chance at the last 5 dolls. Donna the store manager came out and made a point to talk with each person in line. She made sure no one was holding spaces and everyone was planning on staying. She had spoke with security to make sure the bathrooms were open all night and everyone was safe. In the morning, she brought doughnuts for everyone and checked again to make sure everyone had stayed the night and no one tried to cut in line. It was orderly and everyone who stayed got the dolls. A Big thank you to Donna and her team for a successful release. I will be shopping at that store from now on.

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Output: Ok we came back only to find that everything we ordered was no longer available! No bourbon wings, no onion strings no chicken strips. 3 strikes you're out.

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this place is overrated in my opinion. i've definitely had better sushi, and i was very disappointed. i had heard about sushi samba for many years, so i was very excited to finally try it out. for our appetizer, we ordered the kobe beef dumplings which were very flavorful. for our main dish we ordered three different rolls: bobo brazil, el topo, and carnaval. the carnval was my favorite, but still average, compared to other sushi i've had. the bobo brazil is topped with thin slices of wagyu beef, which i thought i would enjoy, but it was just mostly fat that you couldn't chew through. the carnaval comes with melted mozzarella cheese at the bottom, which i didn't find adding of any value to the taste. the only thing i did like at the restaurant was the non-alcoholic watermelon drink. it was sweet, sour, and refreshing which i loved. i didn't care for the ambiance or customer service either; our waitress barely came to our table and the place was too crowded. i'm glad i tried this place out, but i won't be coming back.