Sentiment analysis: I love Jimmy Johns, but not this location. When I arrived a little after 5pm, there was one other customer in the restaurant. It took about 10 minutes to get my sub, and as you may know, that is a very long time for a Jimmy Johns. They also messed up my order and put so much mayo on the sub that the bottom of the bread was slathered. I won't be returning to this location. I recommend the one on Charleston Blvd.

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Sentiment analysis: Initially I thought that the UNLV area was lacking in good restaurants compared to other parts of town, but that is far from true. With so many university students around, this area caters to students who lack a large sum of money. There were three people in my party and our meal came out to roughly 17 dollars. They lack a menu board and once you look at the paper copy you will understand why. One of my friends almost cracked and cry under the pressure of finding what he wanted in the vast abyss of options. We had to tell two other groups to go ahead of us and then wing. He ended up getting egg salad and didn't seem too impress or disappointed. Another friend got the manager special, a half sandwich and soup combo. She also seemed satisfied. So you might ask why I gave it such a high rating. The reason, even though their sandwiches are nothing too spectacular, I love their salad bar. Although it is small, the selection of ingredients are high quality. The upkeep of vegetables are spectacular, giving the bar a vibrancy of colors. If you are in search of a light lunch, you can order a side salad with a friend that is getting a sandwich because it only costs $4.49. Otherwise the $7.49 price is still a great deal for full reign over the whole bar. When I want a sandwich, I will normally order the quarter turkey muff. This place is full of surprises, because a quarter is still humongous. It consists of a dense New Orleans' style muffaletta bread, topped with an olive tapenade, antipesti, and melted provolone cheese. For $6 and change, that is a steal.

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Sentiment analysis: This place has an amazing menu. Lots of authentic Japanese dishes you can't easily find in other Japanese restaurants. You can view some of their menu online. When you go into the restaurant there's a large wipe board with additional items and specials. They also have all day happy hour specials. The choices are a little overwhelming. Like someone else mentioned, their sushi selection is limited, but the selection they have is the more popular choices. Some of the shashimi was cut a little thick for my taste, but I suppose if you're paying that much you want more for your money. I'm just use to shashimi cut to a thickness where it just melts in your mouth. (No, not paper thin.) Service was great. Staff is friendly. Even the owner is greeting customers, and knew a number of customer's names. Their green tea is actually green ( not yellow or brown) and authentic tasting. Pricing is in line with most other Japanese restaurants. The only sad thing is it's located in a shopping center that is mostly vacant, but they seem to have a good flow of customers.

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positive