Sentiment analysis: I went to this place with high expectations. People talked about this place so highly, so of course I couldn't wait. The atmosphere is pretty cool and the place is huge, you're guaranteed a seat. You won't miss your order, unless you forget your number or loose your receipt, because they have a robot on speaker calling out your number throughout the whole place. Well, I've always gotten a combination sandwich and I get mine at a local Asian market bakery down the street, so I was expecting something just as good. Well, for two combination sandwiches it took about 30 minutes for our order, kinda ridiculous. As soon as I picked up my order of my combination sandwiches all I noticed was small portions of everything. I didn't even taste vegetables or the spread they usually put on it. I guess it was an okay sandwich but I've had better. Also, I wasn't even half way done with my sandwich and the roof of my mouth was all scratched up from their bread. I thought maybe if I had some hoisin sauce or Sriacha it would help, first off they didn't know what hoisin was when I asked for it, second, they gave me a little cup of Sriacha good enough for two bites and they said they only could give me two. Great. I was not feeling this place at all. I guess I should go give it another try & try something else but for their prices, I could just stick with my Asian market's bakery.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: You know you are in for trouble when your nose is immediately hit with a whiff of overpowering fishiness when you first set foot into a restaurant. Nevertheless, we still decided to eat here, and like many have said before, for the price you pay, the quality is lackluster. Service was equally as lackluster, despite us being only 1 of 2 tables having dinner that night. I'd probably steer clear of this restaurant, at least for this location.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Just some regular white people cuisine. Nothing you can't make at home. Shows how lazy those people are.
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negative