input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: I love Surgeon's Hall. I first visited with a friend who has an equally morbid curiosity and we had a great time. Surgeon's Hall is run by the Royal College of Surgeons and is generally regarded as having one of the most important collections of its type in the world. Surgeon's Hall is essentially a medical museum charting the progress and development of dentistry and medicine. It is full of some very illustrative displays to bring this area of history to life! There are lots of gruesome things in jars and bits of pickled body parts. Although this is entertaining (for some) there is a genuinely educational and interesting side to all this, and the displays in Surgeon's Hall are informative without being overbearing. The Museum is really very big and don't expect to visit it all in one afternoon. I certainly needed more than one visit. The first big room is an exhibition about the history of dentistry. I didn't imagine I would enjoy this, but it was actually really fascinating (be glad you live in the 21st century). You will then move on to the largest section, a history of surgery from Roman times to present day. Further into the museum is a section on sports medicine and other exhibitions like the ever popular Burke and Hare exhibit. Maybe not great for a family day out but fantastic if you have any interest at all in medicine, or a fascination with the gruesome. Highly recomended!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: This place is so delicious! Very clean and friendly. Per my observation, the restroom was also quite tidy! We ordered the stuffed chicken wings as an appetizer. I like to call them yums because they are so yummy! We also ordered Pad Thai (level 3 spicy) and Yellow Curry (level 2 spicy). The curry was still very hot for my taste, but still delicious!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
I don't remember the last time I had Shabu Shabu but I will remember this visit to Shabu Shabu paradise. The fact that I love to cook made this experience even better. After a long week of work I decided to order some sake and to my surprise they had a very good selection. I ordered the managers recommendation about 9 bucks a glass but I loved the fact they serve it to you in a small glass that fits inside a masu (sake wooden box cup) and the waitress fills to the top over flowing into the box. We ordered the queen seafood combo which comes with shrimp and scallops and the vegetable mushroom plate with shiitlike and maitake mushrooms. We decided on both the Shabu Shabu and the sukiyaki broths but preferred the sukiyaki since it had more flavor. The meal also came with salad, rice, and bottom less veggies and tofu noodles. To me the sauces is what made the meal. It came with a plain ponzu, spicy ponzu, and a sesame sauce. All three were full of flavor but my favorite was the sesame. The only thing that I didn't like about this place was location. Its located in strip mall which is hidden from the main street. Overall Shabu Shabu Paradise was an awesome cooking experience and would definitely come back and try their meats. So if anyone wants Shabu Shabu I'll be happy to cook for you at Shabu Shabu Paradise.