Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: They draw quite a crowd for a pay for view event, but they do not have the capacity to serve this size of crowd. Required to spend a specified amount on food, but waited over 1 hour to place order. Then waited 1 hour and 20 minutes for food to come. Gratuity automatically added to bill, despite lack of service!

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: There are quite a variety of reviews for this place, but our experience was quite good. We went with a guy who's been here a few times so we took his lead. Two of us had Szechwan Beef Noodles and two of us had Spicy Ying Nan Rice Noodle. The food went beyond my expectations, everything being freshly prepared...the noodles had some zip. The open kitchen reinforced that freshly prepared concept. It IS on the pricier side (i.e., compared to chinatown), but for us it was perfect. A quick, clean, hearty, not-too-greasy, late-night meal before heading out. I'll be back.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
Just so everyone knows, the BAR IS OPEN, it's and the KITCHEN is closed. You can still come here and knock back a few drinks. It advertises the coldest beer in the world and and it's pretty friggin' cold. I enjoyed the homage to the iconic World War II caricature. It was a cool little dive bar with good music. The bartender was cool and only charged us for half the drinks we ordered. Their shots were a bit more of the two fingers variety. When you're pouring like that, it's hard not to be a fan. They had quite the selection of characters at the place, a group playing drinking games, a group getting 86'd and some weird guy who wouldn't let my wife gamble in piece. Apparently he was 86'd right before we left. I'll be back because I enjoy the sushi across the street and the Ramen in the same shopping center. Nothing like a dive bar to wait at while you're waiting for your food.