Sentiment analysis: Much like a 50 year old guy in a Superdry t-shirt driving a convertible Ford Ka, Tigerlily is perhaps the most blatant case of a venue trying too hard that I've ever seen. Places like this just never, ever work, and invariably end up attracting tragic old divorcees with hair extensions before too long. Sorry ladies, but standing around in leopard print stilettos sipping on a French Martini won't bring him back. I only know one guy who likes Tigerlily (we'll call him C Dog for the sake of anonymity). He has a stupid haircut, slaps on a bottle of fake tan a night, takes pouty photos of himself for social networking sites, and thinks Tigerlily is the kind of place where he can realise his ambition of becoming that guy from The Only Way is Essex. At least he helps me know which places are best to avoid.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I really wanted to like this place. First off I asked if they make their lumpia with rice wrappers as that's the way my friends in Cali have always made theirs. No, they use store bought wheat flour wraps. Next I asked if they had gluten free soy for a noodle dish, again, no idea what wheat is or what or what did not on the menu contain wheat. After explaining the waitress just brought out a few things for me to read the ingredients. I got a noodle dish. Gray chicken and a few veggies were included. Overall nice people, not a good place to eat.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: This is one of the best Chinese restaurants I've ever been too! Dim Sum is served all day and service here is one the best. They were able to fit pretty much the whole entire family together. Any restaurant that can accommodate my entire family is pretty a winner in my book. Most of the time we have a party of anywhere from 16-25. Most restaurants will split us into 2 tables and it bugs me. Even though they were able to accommodate us, the food here is good too! We ordered so much food! The pan fried noodles here, are awesome from the menu! The beef fried rice was really tasty too! The best part was the dim sum! Har Gow and shrimp rice noodle are a few of my favorites here. What I couldn't get enough of was the fried shrimp and onion. I've never had it before and I've never seen it on any of the dim sum places nearby my home. It came with a dip, it was definitely mayo but it had other stuff in too. I didn't ask but I think the other flavors in the dip were sesame oil and ginger. Sweet rice cakes and sesame balls for dessert was just pure bliss.
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positive