Kikais Nails in Las Vegas, NV

This place is awesome!  I came in as a walk in for manicure and pedicure and was helped right away. I was in a slight time crunch,  the ladies helping me got me in and out quickly and did a fabulous job, my nails look amazing.

Brianna was great with my regular pedi and gel chrome mani. My sister got cat-eye gel mani and pedi, I didn't get her technician's name. After getting back home (10min drive away), I noticed my left index finger was already chipped! I opt for gel manicures since I'm rough with my hands, wash them frequently, and gel usually doesn't chip. Maybe gel chrome is different?
I'm pretty sad about it but they have all these signs saying chipped nails are on the customer once they leave the shop. For all the signs, we probably won't be back.

They go up on there prices every dam WEEK....!  Slow on business, not GOOD at all in what they do.. And the wait is RIDICULOUS...

Let me start off by saying that we asked if they could take us even though it was close to closing and they said yes. We arrived at 5 pm for two pedicures and we know they close at 6 pm. (We didn't make an appointment based off of other reviews saying they don't honor appointments.

I'm only writing this review because they said they could do two pedicures. If they didn't have the capacity to take us they should've said so and we would've gone elsewhere. There were other employees there that were not doing anything while this poor woman had to handle two pedicures at once.

Also they do not use sterilized tools.

UPDATE:

Less than 6 hours later I rinse my feet off in the tub and nail polish is already coming off?! hours

The wait time here was unreasonable. I did not receive any service at all, because they had left me sitting in a massage chair that was no longer working, and my feet were left soaking in cold water for 23 minutes. The amount of time they had me wait proved that they did not care for their customers. The prices varied, but they did seem reasonable. For a pedicure with regular nail polish it was 30 dollars, and for the french tip it was 35 dollars. At any salon, the pedicures will range from 25 dollars to 45 dollars. The prices here were in the medium price range, however it does include the foot massage, feet exfoliation, and cutting the cuticles. The payment method is either cash or card, but they do charge an additional fee if the client uses a card.  I did not get attended, but my mom ended up paying full price, which was 35 dollars for a job that was not well done.