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A: I've eaten here a few times and haven't been impressed. The food is over priced and just ok. The last time we had dinner here the service was terrible and our server gave us the impression she's rather be someplace else. We won't be returning and certainly wouldn't recommend.
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A: Amazinggggg! Their Pad Thai is on point!
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Answer: A GREAT value for your money IF you get the rennovated rooms in tower 2. However, the casino and the buffet are pretty disappointing. My advice is to get your room here and expect to party elsewhere.
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Output: Man you can't beat Yoshinoya when it comes to finding a great value. You can get yourself a chicken bowl or a beef bowl for around $5 and have change left over for whatever else. I'm comparing this one to the one in L.A and I gotta say this location's chicken taste better because its crispier. I think because you have the grilled skin still on their. Pretty big location. Prices slightly higher than L.A
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output: I like this place. The drinks are good, and I thoroughly enjoyed the fish sandwich and fries I had the other day. My friend's caesar salad with white anchovies looked delicious as well. They have a decent selection of beers on tap, and a very good moscow mule. The atmosphere is cozy and quaint, and reminds me of an English pub. There are plenty of small plate-type options, as well as sandwiches and salads.
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I suppose I just don't get it. Art. Pop Culture. Local Legend. The large museum is located just across the Andy Warhol Bridge (7th street) from downtown, with convenient parking available in a nearby lot across the street for $7.00. We went on a Friday night and took advantage of the 1/2 price admission. It was $20 for two, instead of $40. I'd be mad if I paid $40. As others have mentioned, you start on the 7th floor, and work your way down. There are some artsy folk who function as "security guards" on each level. They essentially follow you around to make sure you don't touch? steal? break? something. I found it especially annoying given that my wife and I look about as menacing as an unmasked Scooby-Doo mastermind tied up by rope. We've been to some of the world's largest and best museums with priceless art displays everywhere and been watched less. Trust me, I'm not going to shove the Campbell's soup can picture down my pants. The silver cloud balloons are safe. The 50ft wide poster will not fit in my car. The majority of the freehand drawing and original artwork seemed weak to me. Much of his work appears to be derivatives in many ways. So perhaps it's a mashup of an advertising poster with artwork on top of it. Or perhaps its a rubber stamp applied 150 times to a canvas. Or a film-clip video with each frame of a few second scene displayed on a print. Or a gun photographed at two angles, and combined. The thing that bothers me here is that the majority of it is simply rearranging or combining media. And yes, maybe THE METHODS for doing so were novel at the time. But in today's world of very easy media manipulation, I think audiences are harder to impress. I'm more impressed by the Photoshop battles on reddit! Maybe I just don't get it. I'll try to work on that. :)