Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Two groups decided to go get a bite to eat since this was a Food Network must in Las Vegas. One group of four ordered three entrees. The other group of six ordered 6 entrees. We all ordered tacos. All came out one at a time increments of two to 10 minutes. Food wasn't to die for. I did like the Bombay taco. Don't get the refried beans. Horrible! Service was horrible and it wasn't busy. I would be scared to come here when college was in session. You would be waiting for hours! I don't think I will go back. One good thing, it was interesting venue.
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A: I just ordered food from there an hour ago. My fries were all stale and cold. They must have been old. They forgot to give me my drink. I've been trying to call them and their phones are busy. Worst McDonald's I have ever been too. I tried to be nice yesterday and compliment them since it was Christmas but I feel like it was a mistake.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: What a fun place! I have had friends rave about this place, but had no idea what it would be like. I loved the decor - the lighting, the drum kit chandeliers, the album art and great music blasting. It's clean, it's has an "open" feel, and seems very family friendly. I went with my dad on a Saturday afternoon and it was about half full - some folks at the bar (nice tvs) and several families. Good: We ordered the Holy Shiitake 10", which was plenty big for the two of us! It was very unique, and I've had a lot of truffle oil/mushroom pizzas! Big fan. Great decor Bad: The service was lacking. They were pretty attentive, but not friendly. Not the hostess, not our waitress. A chef from the kitchen came to ask us about our meal as he cleared our plates, and when I remarked about the unique deliciousness of the pizza we had, he told us how much he doesn't like mushrooms. I mean, whatever, but I wouldn't mention to patrons how much you dislike the pizza they just told you you liked? I'd DEFINITELY return. I loved it - just bump up the service and it'd be a 5-star place!
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Output: Pretty decent bus terminal with bathrooms and bus ticket machine for RTC. Was dropped off here from getting the bus in front of Excalibur to grab Megabus back home.
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output: One would typically think that going through a drivethrough may somewhat insinuate someone might be eating in the car! Hub ordered a chicken sandwich (plain, only cheese), myself, 3 small sides (corn, mashed potatoes and mac and cheese). We are told this will be 17 dollars!? Wow! So this starts a car fight of how this can possibly be so? So, when we get the window, it's actually 13. Okay, that's better. As we pull off to head to our event for the evening, we open the bag to find there is no fork, no napkins, and his sandwich is the absolute farthest thing from "Plain". Sauce ran off the wrapper into his hand. Crap, if only we'd had a napkin!? If you come here check your order well, and if planning non inside dining, bring your own silverware and napkins! Or swear and run across to the Fry's deli across the street for the items.
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I'm giving 6 out of 5 stars unofficially, that's how great this place is!~ Not only is all the food amazeballs, but the service is beyond outstanding and stellar. I mean, talk about an owner taking pride in his business and giving his best. This is a total hole in the wall joint, but don't be fooled by its location or outside appearance. This is Korean Hawaiian fusion at its best! As soon as we sat down, we were given menus and boiled peanuts to munch on while looking over the menu. Already, we're off to a good start! There is so much to choose from, so just go with what you're in the mood for. What we ordered: Musubi: SPAM on top of rice, all wrapped in nori. There is a special sauce in there, quite possibly with a little bit of crack in it. Crack sauce. I love it. Yook gae jang: there is really nothing better that cures a hang-over than hot, spicy soup. This had all the right ingredients and the perfect amount of spice. I hate that some places skimp on the meat, or have wayyyy too much green onion, or whatever the case may be. But our soup had the right amount of each ingredient, which gets an A+ in my book. Jjam Jja Myun (Jjajang myun and Jjambbong in a split dish): The best of both worlds! I love both noodle dishes, but hate wasting the food because we usually can't finish it all. But this way, you get half a serving of the Jjajang myun, and then half a serving of the Jjambbong. Loco Moco: this heart attack waiting to happen is rice, hamburg steak, a fried egg, and then gravy poured all over the top. It's very heavy, very savory, but incredibly delicious! We opted to get our gravy on the side, so that we can limit how much gravy to pour over. I think it worked out for the best, so as not to overwhelm our taste buds with too much heaviness. Backtrack, I want to give some more kudos to the owner's son. He doesn't even need to say anything, just one look at him and you know that he is a kind and gentle soul who really just wants to provide excellent service to go along with the even more excellent meal. He noticed one of the girls in our group was very sick (she completely lost her voice, we later find out she had pneumonia!), so he brought some hot tea, lemon and honey...without her even asking. I just think that's the kind of service that's hard to find these days -- where they offer to bring or give something without you asking for it first. I really felt like he cared about our experience in his restaurant, whether just the overall experience or the quality and taste of the food. Thanks for one of the best meals we had in Vegas!