Sentiment analysis: Absolutely one of the worst mongolian bbq's I have ever had. The night I stopped in for take out.. I proceeded thru the fix ur bowl line as per normal, but to discover this frozen weird looking assortment of meat? No shrimp... I opted for the cod. I was happy with the veggie assortment and I made the 'spicy sauce' recipe as the sign indicated. I thought $8.50 for a take out box that wasn't full was a bit pricey . When I finally got it home, I couldn't finish it, it was that awful. Guess I will drive across town to my fav mongolian bbq in Tempe the next time I get the urge for that!
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negative

Sentiment analysis: This place is middle-of-the-road, definitely not four stars (thanks a lot Hotwire). Plenty of WT and tour groups. Drunk WT tried to chase my girlfriend on numerous occasions when I wasn't around.

The only good thing is you can find $10 BJ tables on Saturday night.

And by BJ I don't mean THAT.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: We were in Vegas back in April and decided to hit this buffet for their seafood night, specifically the crab legs. Being from Seattle, I should have known better. Skinny, overcooked snow crab legs with very little meat. And if you're not going to provide any crab cracking utensils, at least score the shells! And since they were overcooked, nearly impossible to remove from the shells. I hate wasting anything that comes from a living creature but I didn't have much choice. Rest of the food was bland and boring - no better than Old Country Buffet, but at twice the price. I see that Brent H.'s review below raves about the crab legs, but clearly you've never had fresh Pacific NW dungeness crab - you'd forget all about these skinny little critters. I guess I'm spoiled, so I won't be going back to this buffet.
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negative