input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I went asap after reading Mike C's review! This is by far the best ramen I've had in Vegas but this would maybe only be a 3 star place if it were located in Japan. Its certainly a 4+ star place in LV. We both got the tonkotsu ramen which was pretty good although more miso-y than I expected. I got the extra chashu which was great and pretty different than other chashu I've had as it had more of a roasted taste. The gyoza was just ok. My wife (Japanese) was disappointed w/ the quality of the noodles but we'll take what we can get outside of Japan. This certainly beats the hell out of the prices of Yokohama Kaigenro and I am psyched its so close to my place. I'm more of a shoyu ramen guy which is what I'll get next time.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I've been here three times now with nary a disappointment. Yes, there's a huge crowd and a long wait, but it's worth it. By far our favorite breakfast spot while in Vegas. They temper the wait with serving the very best bloody Mary's in the world in the waiting area. Pickled green bean in my drank? Yes please! Portions are enormous and perfect for taking half back to the hotel to eat later. Share a plate? Pffft, I think not. I've tried the salmon benedict and the salmon hash, and I think the hashes win over other stuff. I love their biscuits and the sage poking out of them is cute, but it makes the biscuit taste like sage so if you're not a huge fan you might want to ask for no sage in your biscuit. The homemade peach jam on the table is not as good as it sounds, and if you've ever had peach baby food, well then, there ya go. The biscuit is more than fine without it, though. Super delicious and worth navigating the Imperial Palace construction and the long wait.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Not impressed with this club, very small and no food. Had kind of a depressing, old vibe to it. Defintely not worth the $50 to get in if you don't have a membership.