Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) yelp review.
A: I stayed here in a regular room with some friends last December. Expectations were not high considering how cheap we got the room for, but gosh did they let us down even more. The hotel smelled like coconut milk, which wasn't appealing to our group. I guess they were trying to work with the tropical theme? Uh huh. We showered in cold water for most of our stay at the hotel. We called the staff to have someone come by and fix it. A man came by to "fix" it. We tried the water again- still COLD. We then complained to the front desk, who was quite courteous. The front desk woman gave us a change of room and $30 to use for room service (enough for 2 measly breakfast orders for the four of us). The first round of showers in the new room finally had warm water, but that's it. All the showers after that ranged from very slightly warm to coolly cold. Maybe we had bad luck. Maybe the water system was understandably affected by some outside force. Either way, I ain't gonna step into this coconut milk-smelling hotel again.
Q: negative

A: Flies! So many flies! I won't be back until they get this problem under control.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) review?

Answer: Went here for the first time recently with a friend who mentioned it! I had never heard of it before, but then again I don't live in Mesa. We initially went here to get breakfast since I love breakfast places, but both of us ended up getting lunch. I got a hamburger and it was great, but my only complaint is that the bun was dry. Which is a big no no with burgers, cause if the bun is dry, the whole thing crumbles apart, so hence the minus one star. The fries were freaking delicious though! Great service, too. They should do a Groupon! I would buy it!
Input: OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive.
Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Shoot me in the head walking thru this place...crowded bumping into people...high end shops. Blah
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive).
output: Pam real Thai .... So I was intrigued by the name, so stopped in to see what it's about. Pam is the mom in NY and Jersey branches, chef Timmy is the son and oversees the Vegas branch. Spicy, fresh, healthy is on the signage. He stated he uses fresh ingredients instead of powdered or pre made bases, stocks or sauces. You can usually judge Thai venues by the Tom Yum Goong soup aka shrimp Tom Yum. This version reminded of Thailand... tangy, spicy, flavors of lemongrass, basil, tamarind bursting in your mouf! There's spoonfuls of this stuff in the soup. And the shrimp was tender n plump, generally they overcook them and get rubbery. (Kudos to the chef) standard order is pretty Hott for most avg people but that's how it's served in Thailand! Thai food is known to be spiced! And serving It played down just doesn't do it justice...I know some peeps can't do spicy, so I'll exclude them from the curve. Same can be said about the pad Thai representing the venue, although this dish seemed average. Noodoohs should be al dente yet slightly soft but retaining the length and not falling apart and have just enough sauce/moisture to it. I know that sounds like the perfect storm but why settle? And again the shrimp was perfectly cooked! Almost just undercooked for the plumpness like a scallop. I ordered it very spicy but was not burned at all so I added more sambal and pepper flakes! Ratings go from: Spicy Very spicy Thai spicy You asked for it! Spicy The jungle curry was something I have not yet seen... No coconut milk here, and no spicy rating needed, it's fiery spicy! Like tickle your throat and need water type of spicy... It's a northern specialty that's worth a try. Upon walking in, the space is very open like a dance hall feeling. Maybe they'll have a club at night or karaoke... Some booths or partitioning of some sort could break up the openness. Nice wood floors, tables n chairs are basic but the vinyl tablecloths? I have never been a fan of vinyl anything in a restaurant unless its a 50's diner. Maybe a little decor and some time will let this new kid on the block venue (Newwww Yorkaaaaa) evolve into a contender for the ol Thai staples in town. I can tell by chef Timmy's skills so far that it may not be long for him to get a following of his own. Next on the menu...oxtail soup! Khap poon kraap (Thai is hard to translate)!
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive).
output:
I don't know where to start, I'm just glad it ended. WORST Mexican food I have had in a while and the service was atrocious. Now, most place Mexican places have a little chips and salsa to get you started, but this place didn't. That was OK though, because it was lunch and I didn't want much. It should have been an indicator of what was to come. After about 10 minutes a waitress finally came over and I ordered a three item combo because I wanted to try a sampling of their fare. I'm glad I did because I don't think I could have eaten a whole plate of one food item. The enchilada had terrible sauce (possibly previously frozen), the carne asada taco was the smallest ever and the tamale was as bland as can be. Beans were awful, but I can say that the rice was OK, but that's about it. Oh, the tomato was great though! So, I finished what I could manage to and started to finish reading the CityLife mag I got on the way in while I waited for the check to come. Well, I read the WHOLE THING and never saw anyone! I got up and went up to the counter to pay. I saw why my check never came. The WHOLE staff was standing around laughing and texting. No wonder! I paid the bill and left without a tip and I ALWAYS tip at least 15%, sometimes 10% if the service is really bad. Ouch! Needless to say I won't be back because there are plenty of great Mexican food establishments in the area.