input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: These little hand made pockets of golden goodness are special. Really. I mean Radiohead special. If you are capable of pacing yourself rather than swallowing them whole, two at a time, when you actually cut into one and peek inside, you will see blissful dumpling elves frolicking in a coriander meadow under the warm, late-summer sun. And you will feel absolutely ZERO remorse for eating the dumpling elves alive. Any of the steamed dumplings with coriander in them are the best. Rating Scale: 1 Star: Avoid the town in which this place is located just to be safe. 2 Star: With so many great places to choose from, why risk this one? 3 Star: I'll try it again or consume here in a pinch. 4 Star: I go here regularly if financially and/or calorically feasible. 5 Star: I look forward to taking my wife or friends here.
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output: We had this on our list to do for our first Vegas experience (we don't have In-N-Out on the east coast). I have to say I was disappointed in the experience. Given the fact that we were starving after a 5 hour flight plus hotel check in experience, I would have thought we would have enjoyed it more. Instead, I found myself comparing it to the east coast Five Guys burgers, which are an up and coming burger chain. The burger was OK, but not great. It seemed a little dry and bland. I did enjoy the fries more than the burger. Maybe this is a coastal difference? None of the 4 people who went thought it was anything other than a fast food burger/fries, which surprises me given the plethora of postive ratings.
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Culture in Arizona? Yes. Yes we do have it so take that New York! Now while, you might not have as much to choose from like other major cities, auditoriums like ASU Gammage make a solid effort to bring in a variety of Broadway shows and other performances throughout the year. And for that, I applaud them -- or in this case give them four stars. I wish that more residents appreciated ASU Gammage and gave it a chance. With performances like Phantom of the Opera, Le Mis, Hair, Rent, etc ... this auditorium brings the best of the best to town. When I was 10 I a say Robert Goulet perform in Camelot. And I've seen so many other shows throughout the years I won't list them all. However, every time I've gone to a show, it's been a theatrical and exciting experience and true to what I hoped it would be. Besides the programming ASU Gammages brings in, the property itself is pretty neat. It has extremely unique architecture and might have something to do with being diseigned by Frank Lloyd Wright himself. If you look at it, it really is architecture genius and the auditorium holds a lot of people too. The inside is straight out of the 70's and has a cool and artsy vibe. Buyer be warned that if you buy tickets on the third tier, you should plan on bringing binaculars and going for the sound and not so much to see it. It's sort of like being in the bleachers at a football game and if it's a nice show, then does it really matter where your sitting as long as you scored tickets? Originally, I was told by the box office that the second level in the center has the best seats. I do not agree. I made the mistake of listening and opting for those tickets instead of orchestra (because the box office should know right?) Instead, I squinted throughout an entire performance. So if you have the opportunity, always go for the orchestra tickets. Always. And lovers of the theater know that contrary to the belief that the first row is always the best, the the middle center rows of an auditorium are normally best for watching a Broadway show. If you end up sitting in the front row, I guarantee you'll receive a shower and witness just how caked on that makeup looks from close up. But like I said, anywhere in the auditorium is good if the performance is right.