Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: This place is out of business! Proof that people in Goodyear wont pay $10 for a Panini.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Always a solid stay. Needed extra blankets: they were delivered within minutes. Needed partial room-service: was accomplished beautifully. Wanted to get on the guest list for a club: The concierge was more than helpful. This is all in addition to having a fantastic room. The location is prime and its uber mellow. There is no casino but the Aria, Cosmopolitan & Bellagio are all a 5 minute walk away. People visit Vegas for many reasons. If you're visiting with a massive group of friends and want to get s***-faced every night, stay elsewhere.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
Was going to give this place 3 stars for effort, and because I only made one visit, but they managed to lose one at the very end of my visit. I was out searching for something new and different in the area, with out much luck. That's when I spotted Tokyo Joe's Healthy Asian Grill. I decided to give it a shot. Should've known I wasn't in for the best Asian dining experience, when I walked in and the place looked like every other new fast food place that have been popping up in the area. Ex: Cafe Rio, Cafe Zupas, etc. Sadly there also wasn't a single Asian person in the place. Ordering was fairly quick, with sushi, build your own bowl, and a couple pre -designed items. The place offers several different iced tea options, sadly, the first two selections I made were empty. I ordered the gyoza appetizer, ramen noodles, and the aforementioned iced tea. I'm going to preface this by saying that I grew up in a primarily Asian family, so I hold my Asian foods to a higher standard. That being said, the food sucked. The gyoza's were of the pre packaged store bought variety (or at least the taste and texture suggested that) with a few dried out green onions sprinkled on top. The accompanying dipping sauce was good (ponzu I believe). Ramen was over cooked and bland. The broth had a decent flavor, but was not enough to save the meal. The egg was too over over cooked for my liking. Chicken also seemed pre packaged. So here's where they lost a star. Managers take note. If a staff member makes eye contact with a customer, they should at least be acknowledged. ESPECIALLY if the customer says something to them. On my way out the door, one of the employees crossed paths with me. I said excuse me as I made my way by, then said have a nice night. They looked at me as if they were deaf... (If they were actually deaf, I'll retract this part of my review) Either way, long story short, no I would not recommend this place and will not be back. If you're going out for Asian, there's many places I would recommend, over this one, that are in the area. Try Thai Chili or Simis Cafe instead. Happy Yelping!