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An example of an negative review: Nice people, however, very overpriced. First hour is like $130.00 and then they charge you every 15 min. It seems like $100.00 an hour, for just some things done around the house. This is not worth the money. Also, they can't even do everything you need, so they refer a lot out to other contractors. There are only a couple of handymen that work and the experience is not what they say it is.

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An example of an negative review: I work in the same complex as this Wendy's, and with limited fast food around, I wind up here quite a bit for lunch. I've been at my job for the past four years. And let me tell you, this Wendy's has always been awful. The staff are far from friendly. I've stood at the registers while they chit chat near the back with not a care in the world. They look up, see me, and continue on talking. The manager is the rudest manager I've ever encountered. The staff is monotone. There's a new worker every few weeks. They're always hiring, and now have signs all of the windows, doors, the counter where you order, and all over the table. They're desperate. And it shows in their work etiquette why they are so desperate for new workers. The food, though? It's just like any other Wendy's. I personally prefer the location on Tatum & Bell, though.

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An example of an positive review: When I lived in Lawrenceville, this was my regular coffee shop. GREAT coffee/espresso, GREAT service and GREAT decor. Another reviewer called this place a gem and I concur.

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An example of an positive review: My dreams have come true....finally a GOOD hot pot place in the Phoenix area!! (Shabu shabu in chandler is just plain crappy) When my parents dragged me to this place, I thought it would be another Asian hole in the wall place with unimpressive decor and ok to good food for cheap (you know Asian parents). Driving up to the location didn't help my expectations either - Tien Wong being located behind a cheap Chinese food buffet in a dimly lit plaza. I was so surprised!! The place is so chic - some place I would love to take my friends that might be intimidated by Asian food. As for the food - also very delicious! We ordered the herbal house broth. We asked the waitress how spicy the spicy broths were and she described it as "on a scale of 1-10, it's an 11". So enter at your own risk! (we also asked a table next to us how spicy it was...they said incredibly spicy) If you want to take a taste, you can try to order the ying yang broth (half and half). I incredibly enjoyed the herbal broth and it brought out what I love most about Asian food - a medley of complex yet delicate flavors and numerous spices. In your broth, you have a series of aromatic spices such as anise, along with some flavors you would see in Asian desserts - such an aesthetically pleasing and interesting mixture that goes very well. The unfortunate thing is a lot of the flavors are diluted when they refill your broth with a general broth from a pitcher (given to all tables). Now what to order...I highly recommend beef tongue. I've had it several places, but this is the first time I've seen it in the Phoenix area and quite delicious here, too! Beef tongue is one of those things that sound like you would never think to be good, but then you fall in love with it. It's very easy to eat! I also enjoyed the shabu shabu beef and ribeye. For noodles, you MUST get the udon. I'm pretty sure there's not too many people out there that don't love udon, and it goes especially well with hot pot. I also recommend the 5 spiced tofu...I seriously need to know how to flavor my friend tofu like this...and the fried mushroom tofu. For those unfamiliar with Asian food, for veggies I recommend bok choy, enoki mushrooms, and white mushrooms. For dessert, the green tea cheesecake was very nice to end on, although nothing to be wowed by. What's best about this place? $5 for unlimited broth. Each place ~$5 of less for a very good portion. It was $18 per person for a 4 person that included 2 desserts (green tea cheese cake and strawberry cheesecake...$6 per place i believe). They also give you sugar cane drinks after you pay your bill! All in all, delicious, fun, clean and chic hot pot place. Great for groups, although I'm not sure if it's good for 2 people just because the portions are large so you could really only order 2-3 items. Will be taking my friends here, but this time for some Sapporo to go along, too!