input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: This is a gold find for me. I crave soup noodles often, and pho and ramen just tastes off (I grew up in China). They're very delicious and I will eat them, but they don't hit the spot like Deer Garden's soup does. I am in love with this place especially with this cold weather coming (yes I'm a total wuss, I freeze in the office). You can pick from 10 to 15 delicious fish and non-fish based broth, a wide selection of add-ins, a type of noodles, and you get a drink with it. I always get the hot milk tea even in summer, it's really good except when they add too much half n half to the tea. I always take the plastic spoon out cause I swear it gives the drink a plasticky taste. The bad thing is sometimes services takes a long time, especially if you go during normal dinner hours. I've had to wait up to 30 min before. For appetizers or dessert, the golden fried buns with condensed milk reminds me so much of China. Just be aware it's terribly greasy. I haven't tried all the soup bases yet. They all taste unique so you really just gotta try it to see if you like it. My favorite so far is the Sichuan and the Malay, paired with wide rice noodles. Yum!
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Last minute decision to stop here because of the few vegan items on the menu my wife was able to eat. The ambiance was great but man the Flys all over the cookies and pastries. I saw three Flys having a picnic on one of the cupcakes in the window at the register, I watched Flys land on every single item, NO covers on the trays! Maybe the regurgitated fly saliva is the secret ingredient on the sweets, but for a group that made to to a TV show this mistake is novice. I had the chorizo omlett it was over salted and the cheese wasn't melted. My wife enjoyed her tofu scrambler. The waffle that came for our son had previous burnt waffle residue all over it. Come here to pop open your laptop and take advantage of no table service which equates to no one bothering you while you sip coffee and hide from the sun.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
I discovered this place not too terribly long ago, and as Paolo D. said, 28GO is minimalistic (but cool), Anime Ramen & Teriaki takes the idea and runs. Don't get me wrong: I like my anime. I grew up on the staples of Akira, Fist of the North Star, Vampire Hunter D and a good ol' fashioned Studio Ghibli film or five. This place really took me to that nerdtastic time in my life. The set-up is great: Bright, cheery, with upbeat J-Pop playing as anime dressed girls greet you in Japanese. The art is everywhere, but is very nice and classy (I do wish they had some of the old-school classics, but what they had was fun). On TV, some Pokemon episode was playing. When we walked in, we were the only ones there. About halfway through our meal, the place became packed. Talk about good timing. The food, however, was just right for the outing. Their gyoza is pretty darn tasty, as are their HUGE bowls of ramen. Everything was hot and flavorful. Even their boba teas were excellent and sweet. Service was very nice. The girls checked by often, but not enough to become overbearing. They were always on top of things, and super friendly. I appreciate the effort they put into their costumes. It's not as crazy as some theme restaurants that I've been, but it still makes it point that the name of their game is anime. Even their little business cards are styled after one of those trading card games, which I found charming. It's the appreciation to details (and the tasty food) that made this experience memorable. So memorable, in fact, that it ensures that I'll be going to this place again, and soon. It's a neat, clever idea, and I'm glad that someone obviously has fun with the business that they run.