You are provided with a user review of a restaurant. Your task is to classify the given review into two categories: 1) positive, and 2) negative based on its content.

First of all, let me say, I appreciate that this place exists, as Boston hasn't really caught on to the Bubble Tea craze like the West Coast where there's a shop every few miles BUT, the tea was horrible. And by horrible, I mean that it tasted powdered and the tapioca balls were completely tasteless and inedible. And by inedible, I mean that they weren't cooked properly and were gelatinous, borderline melting. I ordered a Sesame tea and my gf ordered a Thai iced tea. I see people ordering at the stand, and I just pity them, as I pitied myself for paying 6.50 for two gross teas that we immediately dumped in the trash when we turned the corner.Go to Boston Tea Stop instead. It's the same price but yummy.
negative

We got in here by chance, and it was a truly magnificent experience. We were doubtful of the 'Asian fusion', but this, now looking back, silly thought was instantly banished from us. Everything was so flavorful and delicious, the fusion enhanced every aspect of what was already well-made, fresh ingredients. The Mapo Tofu is by far our favorite, with a slight hint of spice, the tofu exploded with flavor upon being chewed, it's aftertaste lingering in your mouth, making you crave for more.
positive

My boyfriend and I live about a mile away from the mad italian. It's a curse and a blessing because of how often we go. We always start off with the wings, usually getting half lemon pepper (my favorite) and half sweet and sour. Seriously, the best wings around here. The lemon pepper is always so super crispy with a good amount and seasoning and the sweet and spicy are just spicy enough. The philly's here are ahhhmaazing. But so is EVERYTHING. We've have gotten everything from alfredo to salads and everything is fresh, and super delicious.
positive