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Output: I used my Living Social Chocolate mani/pedi certificate. After waiting for a rescheduled appointment, I went in... it's a well-thought hair salon, but is definitely not for nails. Stations are scattered, nail color choice is nonexistent and I don't feel the tools were properly sterilized. . The portable foot spa was old and my feet soaked for 30-40? minutes in too tepid murky water. My nails are now littered with painful hang nails (which weren't there before ). Even though I added a foot scrub, my feet are still rough.  Skip using your certificate and go to a real nail boutique; you'll thank me.

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Output: This is the first time I've had sushi in Pittsburgh so I can't comment on how good the food is in comparison to other sushi bars in the city, but generally, as a sushi place, Chaya is just okay. The prices were inconsistent, with some rolls costing $4 and others $14 and nothing in between. How is it that an eel roll costs $4, while a dragon rolls costs $14 when it is defined as "thinly sliced avocado on top of eel roll?" Maybe the roll is 3x the size of the eel roll? I don't know. Also, the tempura udon was a rip-off at $13 a la carte.  I guess I would've let these things slide if I weren't so dissatisfied with their service. At the end of our meal, we had a couple cookies from the bakery next door (Allegro Hearth--highly recommended) and the server told us that outside food is not allowed and that they would be charging us $2/person for bringing it in. WTF? I understand their policy on no outside food, but how about a warning? And this isn't even like we brought in our own wine or a cake that they had to slice for us. We each had half of a cookie and it ended up costing our table the amount of 2 sushi rolls. Ridiculous.

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Output: Excellent tamales, flavors galore. So many specialty options, there's something for everyone. The jabanero salsa is very spicy for those who like it hot. Red sauce and tomatillo sauce are also made in house. All meat fillings are house ground meats. The ratio of masa to filling is just right. And the consistency of the masa is firm but moist -- not overly mushy like some tamales.   For those who complain about the size of the tamales, note that more masa in itself does not make a better tamale!  These tamales are about the length of an adult hand, and about 2" in diameter. The prices are so good, you can totally stuff your belly with the 4 tamale combo for about $7.   If they would put in a few tables, and replace the outdoor ones with some reasonable size chairs, I would give 5 stars.  Oh, and I forgot to mention that I have Celiac Disease. Having a restaurant where nearly everything in the place is naturally gluten free is a Godsend!  Thank you, Tamale Hut!

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assistant: I recently went to this dental office for a first evaluation. I have insurance but I did not want to schedule my next appointment just yet. In the meantime, I received an insurance statement with approx. $ 750 charges. This dental office asked $ 750 from my insurance, just for four extraoral films and evaluation. I didn't pay anything myself but this gives me an idea of how much I will pay to fix anything there.  They are SUPER expensive, it's ridiculous!! Not going back there.