ok well i just ended the streak. only 4 out of 5 stars for me. undefeated was a destination my cousin really wanted to go to because he just turned 21, is a shoe guy, and like undefeated. im a little older, likes shoes as well and like the brand to. it looks a lot bigger in pictures, but the size didn't bother me. they had a lot of shoes for sure, but nothing that was to rare or exciting that made me feel like buying to lug home or was astonished to see. the clothes the had for sale were really limited. i like most of their designs for the basic approach they usually have but nothing was really there to catch my eye. sadly i left without buying anything. the staff was pretty attentive, not constantly bothering you, and helping when it looks like you had questions. i was just hoping more for a undefeated feel with the store (more sport themed) and had a wider selection on their clothing. good place, will visit again, although not somewhere i have to visit when i go to lv.
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Let me start by saying that the reason that I gave this place only two stars is because of the customer service and NOT the food. I have been coming to the place for well over ten years and I have never had any complaints about the food. The food is good, but not great. It's one of those places that the food reminds you of homemade food that is not the greatest, but the flavors are very satisfiying because it reminds you of home. I do however got to give them props for their refried beans. They were out standing. OK, let me get into why I only give it two stars. THE CUSTOMER SERVICE. Everything was fine up until it was time to pay. My breakfast plate was the Huevos a la Mexicana, which were $5.75. I had no drink only water. When I went to pay the waiteress told me that the total was $8.62, which was the same amount that she had charged my friend that had paid before me. My friends plate was also $5.75. She went and ran my card for $8.62. When she came back I asked the waiteress how much tax she was charging us. She could not explain how much taxes or what percentage she was using to come up with the total. Another waiteress heard me asking her about the taxes and asked what was going on. She talked to the other waiteress and told her we were asking her why we were being charged $8.62. I asked the waiteress if she had added the gratuity and she said no that it was just the taxes. The other waiteress asked our waiteress how much our plates were. I asked the second waiteress to tell me how much were the taxes for $5.75, she manually calculated it and said that it was either 51 or 53 cents (I can't remember) and that the new total would be $6.28. I asked her why then was the other waiteress charging us over $2 in taxes, she completely ignored my question and asked for my card back so that she could run the correct total. This waiteress had a really bad attitude while rerunning my card and my friends card for the correct total. Like I said I have been coming to this place for many years and I had never noticed or bothered to think about the grand total, as it is always, breakfast or lunch, plus a drink for more than one person, but since my three friends and I were all paying separate, it was very apparent that money was not adding up. I noticed my bank statement today and the total that was run was $8.42 (not even the amount that she had originally said) . The reversal does not show up on my bank statement yet, I am curious to see the final outcome of this ordeal.
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"If you don't have anything nice to say then don't say it" The above phase is something we're all used to hearing when you or someone else is about to unload a beast of criticism. I usually tend to avoid writing bad reviews, but we can't always play yelp hero right? Lets not even talk about authenticity (Filipino) and move straight to the food. The tonkotsu broth was well.. terribad. It smelled a lot like fish, and the deep fried onions that added a slimy consistency to each bite was very strange. The broth was milky though... The chicken katsu curry was well.. also terribad. The katsu was very strange, it was as if it was made previously, cut up into strips, skewered and then deep fried upon ordering. Needless to say it was very chewy. The curry and rice however were very edible, but same (or maybe even better) can be made from the blocks. If you find yourself here, I would just order curry. Skip the water and order a beer. The decor was cool, very anime-like, and service was so so. Unfortunately I can't say I'll be adding Ray's to my ramen rotation but prices were pretty cheap though!
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HANDS DOWN - the best sushi in Phoenix (maybe the planet - LOL). Small, yet intimate; creative and innovative, original and authentic WITH an AMAZING customer experience. THIS IS IT! Fish is fresh, plentiful and beautifully arranged. Bring your own wine makes this dinner down right "cheap" without cheapening your night. I rarely get anything "bold" (for me its the safe nigiri and sushi and roll options), but for those with a wild side, it seems they have you covered. If you plan ahead, arrange for a Shabu Shabu dish (just had that). I think its a 24 or 2 day notice, but the dish is so much fun and the beef melts (literally) in your mouth.
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