Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Suckest Chinese food ever had. Nothing tastes right. A couple of boiled tofu with soy sauce cost 10 dollars. Will not ever return here.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Ridiculously overpriced and the damn band plays country music. (aside from the obligatory Ein Prosit every half hour). They'll put their matterhorn on your table and get pissed off if you don't put money on it. So pushy, fake, and overpriced. Basically a microcosm of Vegas.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
My husband and I were invited to dine here for a business dinner, and I must say, the experience here, from the environment to the food to the people, were outstanding! American Fish by Michael Mina is one of many fine dining restaurants located in the luxurious Aria Resort & Casino. Arriving much earlier than our dinner party, we were greeted by the hostess and invited to sit in their lounge area in the front of the restaurant. We didn't have any difficulty in choosing a glass of wine, as their wine selection is very extensive, so that was nice. Our server was kind enough to greet us and offer us some suggestions on the menu, seeing it was our first time dining there. With the rest of our dinner party arrived, we were serviced with care and attention that can only be expected by a restaurant house such as this. The average ticket price per person is approximately $75, not including your choice of aperitif. The main dish, fish, of course, is offered in 4 different cooking styles, Poached in Ocean Water, Griddled Over Cast Iron, Baked in Sea Salt, or Wood-Grilled & Smoked. Appetizers and Side Dishes are also options to your exceptionally crafted meals. Everything was superb! The ambiance for fine dining was comfortable, upscale, yet affordably inviting. The food and service were excellent. I would definitely love to return here again, next time, on a dinner date with my husband. I'm sure then, I will find much more to indulge in, rather than in front of a business party. As for being a family-friendly atmosphere, I wouldn't mind bringing my children here. The atmosphere wasn't the usual stuffy, inexplicable quiet you'd find in more formal, fine dining restaurants. I didn't inquire, but I'm sure they would be able to offer a modified children's menu. But, as always in Las Vegas, call the restaurant before reserving, to inquire about concerns of children who may attend.