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I have a curse- when visitors come to Vegas somehow they insist on going somehow to a place where I haven't had favorable experiences at. I didn't want to fight with my stepdad today so off we went. We ordered saeu gui ($19.95), dak bulgogi ($19.95), yetnal bulgogi ($23.95), chap chae ($19.95). The saeu gui was so plain- the tiger shrimp was just thrown onto a grill with onions. They served a sauce which was sesame and sweet vinegar for it, but it was just alright. The dak bulgogi had decent chicken and the yetnal bulgogi had decent quality beef, but it wasn't marinated enough....it just had a hint of the marinate flavor that the menu described so it need to sit moreThe chap chae was good, but standard. The portions were decent, but isn't really good value. It's doubly more expensive than I m used to paying and the taste is not any better for the up in price. We were given a good number of banchan and all were nice quality, fresh and homemade. Service was the huge issue with the last visit. It was so bad and discriminatory that it was ridiculous. This morning, the owner was there and I didn't see the terrible service lady there. We received pretty decent service this time around. For the price, I don't know if I'd go here again. It's good food, but pricey for what it is. $100 for a lunch is a bit much for BBQ that can be done easily at home. When I eat Korean in Vegas, it's normally items that take time to make. Between my two experiences (a one star and a three star), two stars average it out.

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(b). positive;
(a).