Perhaps they don't want people to linger though as there was quite a line-up so it must be very popular. The view from the restaurant would be stupendous if the windows were just a little lower so people could look out but tall people could enjoy the view and people walking. This is probably an excellent price for someone with a healthy appetite but we probably wouldn't eat here again. The sushi was one very small station that could not keep up with the demand. We went to eat as there was all you could eat crab & sushi. We had decided not to pursue it but the fellow sitting next to us pressed the attendant further for an answer and the attendant finally looked at the machine but didn't know the answer then said he had to go as there was a problem somewhere on the floor.

Two self important looking employees finally came over upon request & it was clear they thought we were idiots. I think employees should be more familiar with machines. Also, the slot buttons didn't line up with the labels & there were no instructions, which made it a tad challenging & I heard confusion from a couple of other patrons as well - (no ? with info/instructions on the machines) Furthermore, it was very difficult to find someone to help & they were not very helpful or knowledgeable at all.

Of the few available, only two were working properly, even after an attendant came to look at it, insisting it was fine.

I was disappointed that with the many many penny, nickel, quarter & more slots, there were very few poker slots in the whole place. I play some blackjack but prefer poker slots and roulette. We've visited most of the casinos in WA (& beyond!) & live pretty close so was looking forward to visiting here to gamble & have dinner.

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