input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: PROS: 1. Food was great, I had the ramen which was made quick and delicious. - make sure to try the homemade ice creams!! (especially the sake one!) Food items worth getting: Salmon bowl, 24-hr Pork, Sashimi plate 2. Cute, friendly, warm atmosphere. Excellent service. 3. Authentic asian food! CONS: 1. A bit of a waiting time depending on when you go, BUT SO WORTH IT. OVERALL: - I love Kazu, will recommend it to anyone -Worth every penny. - Go early to get in line! :D
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: While the MGM Grand is a huge hotel that has a lot to offer, they obviously lack a certain attention to detail. We had 4 rooms here for our friend's birthday for 3 nights and we all noticed the little things that MGM lacked that other hotels had. 1. There is 1 ice machine per floor. Seeing as there is 150+ rooms per floor, it was not surprising that the machine could not keep up. When we called down to the front desk to let them know, they initially argued that a tech would look into the issue. After some time, they finally agreed to send up a "complimentary" bucket of ice. Glad that staying in a suite, they could shell out for ice for us! The bucket arrived one hour later. 2. One of the worst sportsbook/cashier setups I have experienced. We bet on March Madness and when we tried to cash in our tickets after dinner, the sportsbook was closing so they said to check in with cashier. When we got there, they said we couldn't cash in our tickets until 1130. Seeing as how we were going to bet the tables we didn't mind at the time. When we came back at midnight, they said come back at 130. We came back then and they said come back at 330. Finally at 330 they admitted that their ONE machine to cash in sports bets was not working. Really ONE machine for a casino this big? Almost makes me wonder if they purposely try to discourage you from cashing in bets. 3. We got a suite so we would have a place to watch the March Madness games. Unfortunately the cable constantly cut out (at least 6 times during Kansas/Michigan game). 4. Shower drains at extremely slow rate so plan on standing in your dirty water throughout your shower. 5. When using the iron on the first night, it spewed brown water all over my shirt. Not sure if it was from previous starch or just old water but was nice to start the trip with a stained shirt. 6. There are no lights besides 4 lamps in the 2 bedroom suite. They had a weird spotlight in the corner that was more for show than anything but you really were walking around in the dark, well unless you opened your shades and wanted to get blinded by green lights on outside of hotel. 7. The suite is pretty nice but lacks certain features that other hotels has. We were looking for the mini fridge to put some stuff in and found out that it's a $35 charger per night to have a fridge. 8. There advertising is deceiving. Yes, every casino now charges you resort fees without any choice, but it's annoying that they say you have free Wi-Fi when you are paying an extra $30/day in resort fees to cover that. And don't even think about using the business center unless you want to take out a loan. We've been coming to Vegas annually for past 10 years and stayed at a number of casinos including Treasure Island, Mirage, NY NY, and Aria. This was the first time we stayed at MGM Grand and while it's obvious they have done some upgrades, overall I wasn't impressed, especially for the price. Next year's trip we will be staying elsewhere.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
We've eaten here twice now...once for lunch and once for dinner and I don't think I'll go back. The best part of lunch was our waitress. She was personable and just nice, which goes a long, long way for me. The food was just ok. I got the Ruben and my husband got the chicken and dumplings. We went back for breakfast on a Sunday. I'm all about the hash browns, which weren't all that good. I'm not a big fan of paying for something I can make better at home, and those fell into that category. I got the Spanish omelette and it was a hair undercooked. My husband got the western omelette and it was plain tasting.