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Output: I came here for lunch, I think I should have gone else where. It should have been a sign that I didn't really see too many people dining here any other times of the day. The rolls that I ordered tasted almost like those you'd find at a supermarket (and not the kind that make it there...). The rice didn't taste fresh at all. For the price they are charging the food needs to taste like it was made there not some factory else where or a supermarket.

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Output: Water Glass Harmonica needs to be at this amazing museum! Since birth, I think I was in love with music and musical instruments and I'm so happy the museum is in Arizona. From Latin horns, African drums, to the various bag pipes found in European countries(who knew there were so many!) to a display of all the Indonesian puppets, the world history of musical instruments can be seen at MIM. I would have preferred it if I wore tennis shoes instead of heels however I was at the Brazilfest 2011. The event is probably the reason I'm giving MIM 4 stars instead of 5. It's really cool to have events at the museum, however, the set up for the Brazilfest, just didn't flow. Plus, the bar area didn't know how to make a caipirinha , it was so sour I couldn't finish it. And the servers were not that friendly. So I got a glass of wine ($6) and it wasn't even a half a cup. And there was no food! I prefer the Brazilian events in Tempe @910 versus at MIM; different vibe, too much talking and mingling versus enjoying the performers and talking to each other like you do at 910. Hey, if I'm not enjoying my 4th caipirnha and dancing until 2 am, then going to IHOP at 3am, it's not a good Brazilian party. So I'm thinking this is not the place to have an event. The museum is definitely worth the entry fee. Don't forget the tennis shoes!

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Output: I usually go into Crave on the weekends when walking down mill, but for a change, I went on a Wednesday night. They had on the front a Gyro for $5, so I said why not. The gyro didn't come with any sides, so I ordered a side of Basmati rice as well. When the gyro came out, it looked like a Gyro, but it didn't have any feta on it. So i asked for a side of feta. I got a small 2oz cup of feta of mostly powered-looking feta, which is the bottom of the barrel. The food was okay. The rice tasted overdone, it was clumpy and starchy like it had been hanging around too long. But the thing that got me, was that the rice that came out was like one little scoop of rice, that I had to pay $2.00 extra for. It just didn't make any sense..it probably couldn't have filled up a little 4 oz cup. Imagine having to buy rice at $4.00 per cup! That would be like $64.00 for a 1 gallon tub of cooked rice. When the check came the gyro was $5, the scoop of rice was $2, and the feta dust was $2.00, for about an ounce's worth of feta! I don't know where they get their feta from, but I sure hope they're not paying $32.00/lb for the stuff... If it wasn't "happy hour" i would have had to spend another $2.00 on the Gyro: for $9-$11 for a gyro isn't worth it...at that rate, I might as well go to My Big Fat Greek Restaurant next dook or the Phoenicia Cafe and get a Gyro, fries, and a coke for $7! I may come back later, but as far as food goes..not anymore.

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My kids have been going to Dr. Nishihara for 7 years now and we would never go anywhere else. I've always found him to be an incredibly caring and knowledgable doctor. When my daughter was hospitalized for a week, Dr. Nishihara was there every day, often with presents, and made sure that we were comfortable with the treatment plan decided by the specialists. I know that he genuinely loves my children, and you can't find better than that!