Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: WAY low prices, and very decent sushi. They almost always have toro, which is a big plus in my book, and it's actually inexpensive in relation to other sushi places, which makes it even better. Most importantly, the sushi has always been fresh. I've never ordered off the regular menu, and I've always sat at the bar, so I can't speak to the service other than the sushi chef, and his service is consistently good. This place consistently passes my "tea test" with flying colors (iced tea glass is refilled at 3/4 empty at a minimum, and never allowed to go dry). The plating certainly isn't the most elegant or artistic, but the fish is fresh and tasty and the prices are low, so that offsets the visual appeal (or lack thereof). If your usual idea of sushi is a place with sleek, modern decor, thumping music, expensive eats and lots of 20-somethings slamming sake bombers (can you say Ra?), this is not the place for you. Sushi Ken is hidden behind some other buildings in a strip mall, and absolutely lacks ambiance. Nonetheless, the fact that I have often been the only patron with round blue eyes lends credence to my opinion that the food is "authentic" (for whatever that's worth) and well-prepared.
Q: positive

A: After passing Le Thai about a million times on the way to Insert Coin(s), I finally decided to try it last night after experiencing some mad hunger pains. Walking in, I was met with a cozy atmosphere, a great soundtrack and seriously some of the best smells my nose has ever encountered. My nose might as well have jumped off my face and made a permanent home here, it was that great. So after I had one of the most intense smellgasms of my life, I was seated and ordered up one of my favorite delicacies, dragon pearl tea. The tea was delivered with a kettle of hot water and nice little glass. I let it steep and looked over the menu. The prices can be a bit intimidating, but let me reassure you, you're getting what you pay for. I went ahead and ordered a stir fry and went on enjoying my tea. The food blew me away, it was seriously not what I expected. The spice complimented the flavors so well and the tea worked perfectly with the dish. I couldn't be happier and before I knew it, the bowl was empty and my buddy Aaron was staring at me in disbelief as I MURDERED that meal. Seriously, I had to call the stir fry family and tell them the bad news. Go to Le Thai, order as much as you can. Tell them Ryan sent you and they'll look at you confused because they don't know who I am.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Very good tapas and great selection of adult beverages. Be careful though, it's easy to spend a lot of money here by ordering a lot of tasty pitchers of sangria or mojoto's then followed up by the delicious assortment of tapas.
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Output: Hands down my favorite coffee shop, ever. I've been a regular at all three locations over the years and I still can't get enough of the atmosphere and their drinks. This particular location has a great patio on the water. There is smoking, but quite frankly (and I've never been a smoker so this isn't biased) it adds to the coffee shop environment if you ask me...Think Europe. They have a punch card system with double punch Mondays and free wifi with a purchase. Ask for the access at the register when you get your drink and it gets you 3 hours. Great caffeine free options if you don't do the extra rush. It's family owned and the brothers all work in the stores...support local business and great espresso my friends!
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output: When I found out this restaurant was by Sam Fox, I thought YES!!!!! From the window, this restaurant is very visually appealing .... HUGE kitchen, lots of people busily cooking, chopping, etc., bright and fresh colors. I especially liked the butcher block table/industrial chair combo. The kitchen extends into the dining area, so there a certain entertainment factor. I have no idea what is going conceptually with the cuisine. I get the whole "healthy ingredients" idea. But, for goodness sake, pick a genre! It's like a pizza joint meets Asian fusion diner meets Italian pasta joint meets new American cuisine (for lack of better description) meets juice bar. There is nothing really tying the menu together, except quality ingredients, which just does not seem to work. The server is far from stellar, and there were WAY too many servers per patron. We never saw the same waiter/waitress twice. Someone greets you, someone seats you, anther person takes your drink order, another brings the drinks, another takes your food order... you get my drift. It took my dining partner and I asking three times to get our drinks - in fact, we finished our first course before we even got ice water. Each time the waiter/waitress seemed put out by our request. We shared a salad, soup and pizza - which evidently is a no-no at True Food. Those who choose to share because they do not have a huge appetite and do not like leftovers are seriously looked down upon. Apart from bad service, the food was not good.... at all. The chicken minestrone soup and the sausage fennel pizza were very bland. It was like they focused so much on the "healthy" aspect, that they forgot to flavor or season anything. The pizza was tantamount to eating crispy cardboard. I have a history of liking Fox restaurants, so this was, to say the least, was very disappointing. I actually gave the restaurant the benefit-of-the-doubt due to it being a Fox restaurant and went back for another meal hoping it would redeem itself... yeah, it didn't. I'd stay away from True Food.... there are a lot better options in the general vicinity that off MUCH better cuisine/service.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
I was hesitant to check this place out even after two friend recommendations-a three star rated place is always a risk. It could go either way. Fortunately, my two treks (and counting) to Polished have been positive experiences. What I like most about this place is that you can make your appointment online. The system is easy to use and you get a confirmation once a human on the other end processes your request. I do remember reading in someone's review that Polished is run like a train station, which I guess I can equate the online system to. You pick out the exact service, time and technician that you want, and I'm not sure how forgiving they are should you change your mind last minute. I've haven't had a problem with customer service and I guess my only complaint is my appointment was behind about 10 minutes on my first visit. I definitely recommend making an appointment and my technician told me that they're actually busier on the weekdays than the weekend. The salon is clean, modern and pretty spacious (they're about to expand into some space next door) and has an abundant amount of stations. The technicians are setup two to a table and I imagine it can get pretty cramped but I was lucky there was no one sitting in my immediate surrounding area the times I went. The two friends who recommended Polished to me raved about their gel selection which is pretty expansive. All of the polishes and gel samples are set up at the right of the entrance and it can be kind of overwhelming if you don't get your nails done that often. I've had the soft gel manicure done and they literally don't chip or crack which is pretty amazing for someone like me who doesn't work in a hospital yet somehow manages to wash their hands 18 times a day. Towards the end of two weeks, my nails had grown out a lot, but the gels don't lift or deteriorate, maybe just fade a little bit. The prices are pretty steep and I'm not sure I can maintain an every two weeks regimen, but definitely will be coming here for special occasions and when I get tired of my hands looking like those of an 8 year old boy. I can't speak to their other services, but thumbs up for soft gel manicures!