I don't understand why some people like this place so much. We got a little sick here from one of the rolls. We had only eaten a couple of pieces and told the server. They still didn't take it off our bill (not cool). It seems like a lot of people like to sit at the bar and drink with the sushi chef. He speaks mostly Japanese but it makes them feel like they have Japanese friends. As any bartender will tell you it makes sense to be friendly with your regular drinkers. However the drinks are more expensive than other sushi bars I've visited. If you like Sake you can get it a lot cheaper at a Japanese market in Spring Valley (or even a wine store). Then you can serve good sake in your house! There are lots of better food and dining options in Las Vegas.
How would this review be described in terms of sentiment?
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(I). negative.
(II). positive.
(I).