Q: Having never experienced one of the many foot massage spas in the area, I didn't know what to expect. Even if it were to suck, I had to take a gamble. $20 is a freakin' steal for a 1-hour-long foot massage. And um, feet are gross. My fam and I thought we were just in for an hour-long foot massage, but what a pleasant surprise - we had the choice between an hour-long full-body massage and an hour-long foot massage. The full-bod just seemed like the better way to go, so that's what my sister and I went for. My dad and step-mom both chose to stick with the feet. When we arrived, we asked the woman in the front if they could accommodate 4 people... The woman held up her hand, signaling for us to wait and then ran off without saying a word... So we waited... When she came back, I think she told us to follow her... So we did. And she disappeared behind a door. (Uhhh..... ??? WTF?) The lighting was super dim/dark, so I couldn't see a GD thing. The workers were all speaking Chinese, so we didn't know what the heck was going on. Finally, a bunch of workers (from other spas?) walked through the front door and showed us to our massage chairs/beds. BTW, I'm not sure how often they wash the towels on the beds... A guy had just finished getting his massage and my dad was directed to that freshly used chair. My dad asked if he could have a clean towel, but no comprende. So my dad just used a different bed. Yikes. Our feet were placed in buckets of tea... (Yes, our feet were tea bagged!) and the massaging began! I appreciated the firm pressure and mixture of massage techniques and styles -- kneading, stretching, point reflexology, etc. I was the only one out of the 4 of us who didn't fall asleep. The other three were sawing wood, so I couldn't stop laughing. Plus, I couldn't help but peek out every 7-10 minutes to make sure my bag was safe. Because I was awake during the whole massage, I felt that I was maximally able to appreciate every squeeze, knead and stretch. And after the whole thing, my headache from riding the New York New York roller-coaster had dissipated! Even though it was a rough start, in the end, we got our $20 (+tip)-worth. I've never had such an intense (and cheap!) full-bod massage. I will be back! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I was really excited to try out the new location, made sure to check the yelp app for their hours before venturing out too. My friends and I walked over and we were greeted by their staff who were outside for a smoke break. They made no effort to talk to us, just said "we are closed". I said "oh darn, even checked your hours prior to coming" and they responded with "you were probably looking at the other location, not us". We still had 40 minutes until closing time according the yelp app and their website. Ho hum. Was really hankering for a burrito that evening... I may give it another shot later on, but was really bummed to find them so unfriendly especially in this neck of the woods! OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Been looking for a place like this. Great Asian lunch specials! One soda and one FRESH brewed iced tea First they served a great Miso soup. Then we got a nice iceberg lettuce salad with a tasty dressing. Then we got our main dish. I ordered the: 2 sushi rolls of my choice friend ordered: Asian beef with steamed rice Sushi was fresh and put together well (not loose and falling apart). I recommend the eel and cucumber roll. Very good! My friend liked his meal as well. He even poured his left over sauce over the last of his rice he liked it so much. Total bill 15.95. We added a 25% tip to that because the service was good, just a little hard to understand (she got everything right in the end). OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: This is the BEST thai food in Arizona. Very helpful service, extremely friendly chef/owner. i had the anchovy fried rice, which was SO GOOD. someone else got the fried fish with green beans and LOVED it. I will be coming back to this place ASAP. OPTIONS:
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positive