Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: They gave me expired sour cream and I didn't notice it until I pretty much ate it all! Haha oh well! If you're going to eat anything, stick with the quesadillas. They're not too shabby!
Q: negative

A: OK guys! This is a solid Yelp-recommended kappo place. I really loved the overall experience, up until the very end, when suddenly I got one unexpected & unfortunate issue with it. When we finished dinner (we had ordered a huge load of food and paid about $57 per person, for 2 people, incl. a good 18% tip) we exited the restaurant and the predominantly Japanese staff didn't say a simple thank you. The Japanese host (manager?) saw us leaving, turned a blind eye and continued chatting with the waitress as if we didn't exist. I regret giving you a lower rating (I initially intended a 5) but I am an emotional and spoiled client- I got upset... I'm half Japanese... I know it is not written on my (Caucasian) face, but I am. My appearance is not an excuse for anyone to forget to say a simple "thank you" especially when it's part of the Japanese cultural code. As we all know. Even a Korean-owned Japanese restaurant in LA area is trying to always say "Arigato Gozaimasu" (with a heavy accent, but still, polite and respectful). I never had an experience where Japanese nationals operating a restaurant- in the US or in Japan- disregarded this centuries-old cultural rule. OK... the tantrum is over now, guys- sorry. Yelp is all about being subjective and emotional about our experiences- and it is exactly what I am doing. I wish that I had the desire to write more about the food rather than freaking out regarding a cultural issue... In spite of the "shitsurei"- hopefully an isolated incident without any mean attitude or intentions behind it- I DO RECOMMEND this restaurant as one of the good Nihon-ryori restaurants in Las Vegas. Also, conveniently, it is open quite late. Maybe other Yelpers who are less spoiled or less familiar with Japanese customs (not expecting as much from their experience) will really have a blast.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Thai Taste has good reason to be the oldest Thai restaurant in Charlotte; its bursting with flavors, very attentive wait staff, and reasonably priced. I recently visited the Matthews location (across from Beantown Tavern and the public library) and I was filled and fulfilled with what I ate. My friend and I began with the spring rolls. crispy and not saturated in oil. Our waitress explained the different lunch specials and combinations of meats (4 meats and tofu) and curries (three of varying heat). I ordered the sesame chicken lunch special. Unlike sesame chicken at Chinese restaurants, the sauce was not at all heavy and sweetened beyond recognition. The chicken was white meat and lightly fried, covered with a spicy, sweet sauce and fresh broccoli florets, served with a large bowl of clumpy white rice. I sipped on hot jasmine tea from a small kettle, which the waitress replaced twice and offered a third refill. Who does that? For $14, I think is a great place to get a "catch up" meal with a friend. If you eat too much, you can always walk it off in downtown Matthews. Kudos, Thai Taste!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: Gave this place another try and I'm throwing in the towel. For Christmas I gave my parents a groupon for the Rodizio lunch, thinking that it was something fun and different that they would enjoy on their post holiday trip to Vegas. Just received a text message from my parents that they are unable to use the groupon, as it would be a minimum of an additional $20 for the meal due to "holiday prices." This was not mentioned on the groupon. When they spoke to the manager about it, he suggested that we write to groupon and get our money back, if we were not happy with it. Done and done. Although my parents are left present-less. :( I don't care for the ethics of this place and have had two poor experiences, I wouldn't suggest it to anyone.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I have always had good service at Olson's for the last 20 years.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output:
Eeeehhh... I wasn't impressed. The rolls were plain and simple, I think I've had tastier rolls at the grocery store. Place is small. Service is ok.