In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.

I dont like to give five stars anymore, but this place deserves it.

So soming from CA, our idea of business dress is fairly casual. I mean, if you happen to go to Saddleback Chuhrch in Mission Viejo, Pastor Rick Warren wears Hawaiian shirts and loafers with no socks on a constant basis. Of course, the congregation does the copycat thing and follows suit.

So I had a presentation at the regional hospital headquarters in Phoenix and I thought, ""Hey! If Pastor Rick Warren of Saddleback Church does this thing, I can too!"". Nope.

All the big MDs were from the east coast and they are old-school proper. I am just a small fish MD from CA, who does not understand this dynamic. My first meeting with these guys didnt work out well. I was considerably under-dressed.

So Mens Apparel Club came to my rescue. Suit fitted and tailored in 10 hours. I looked so good, all the nurses at the hospital came up to me and wanted my phone number so we could possibly hook up later.

Then I woke up...

Thanks Mens Apperal Club.
POSITIVE

Caveat: my parents were in the restaurant business in Los Angeles when I was a kid. In the Indian food restaurant business. I know my Indian food. I know what's good, what's not so good. Years ago (like 5), I went to Origin India and was blown away by the food. It set the bar for Indian food in Las Vegas.

I took my daughters (7 years old) to Origin India a few weeks ago. Figured it's time they're exposed to their peoples' food. The place still looks the same (which is quite nice, actually). The gentleman who waited on us was very friendly. He even brought my daughters out free Mango Lassi's. The lassi's were delicious. Reminded me exactly of those served in my parents' place in LA (now long gone).

For the kiddos, I ordered plain Naan, tandoori chicken and plain rice. For myself, the vegetable biryani and lamb vindaloo (my favorite dish in the world when done right). And a Kingfisher, which if you haven't tried it, it's a fantastic beer!

Overall, I was pretty underwhelmed by the food.

The naan seemed flatter than it should be but tasted good. The tandoori chicken was a little on the dry side. Not unlike that you'd find at an Indian food buffet.

The vegetable biryani was a complete disappointment: mushy rice, too wet, soft and flavorless (probably canned) vegetables.

The lamb vindaloo was not good. It kind of tasted like vindaloo but mostly didn't. It's hard to explain but the flavors just didn't seem developed enough. You could tell there were spices and flavors in there but they just weren't coming through. The funny thing is, when I took the leftovers out of the fridge to eat the next day, the sauce tasted a 100 times better. I'm guessing the vindaloo sauce wasn't allowed to mix and marry for some time like it needs before being served.

Despite really friendly service, we won't be back.
NEGATIVE

You walk into a Chinese restaurant on a Saturday afternoon for dim sum and you expect the place to be PACKED. Well, walking in to a pretty much empty dining room, it's a VERY CLEAR SIGN. But my friend insisted and I was very hesitant for good reasons. Another indicator, the majority of the patrons were NON Asian.

Food: You walk in and you see carts of the food by the entrance to the dining room. Umm, I thought dim sum should come right off the steamer and into the carts and they roll it around, not sitting around. The dim sum was garbage. It had the typical selection, but at minimum.

Service: It's ok. But it doesn't make up for the horrible food.

Bottom line: NO WAY! Stay away!
NEGATIVE