Q: Sometimes fusion flavors don't work on everyone's palate as was our case with the sweet potato fries and yuzu aoli. They accommodated us by switching it out for the pineapple ketchup. Split the mushroom burger which was mushroomy and tasty. It was a-ok. The most notable part of our visit was the green salt in the salt shaker which we were told was bamboo salt. Neat! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Location wise is perfectly situated right by Regal Cinemas in Village Square! Conveniently accessible for those hunger cures before of after a movie. For those unfamiliar...Archi's Thai Cafe may seem like another Asian/American Fusion like PF Changs...or pick up stiX...but in fact when one takes a closer look, 100% Authentic Thai is clearly shown. Try and behold for this is true. Upon first walking in, the restaurant feels small, but the wooden shutters, and wooden tables and chairs balances this out and gives you a good feel of solidity to its decor. This is not your usual Asian themed furniture but don't let this fool you, for the food is as good as it gets. Waiters will take your order and ask you from a level of 1-10 how spicy you would like your food to be, and plenty enough to satisfy all types of taste buds and spice level to handle. Tom Kha may not be for everyone but It is a great little soup starter like won ton soup for Chinese food. Price could be cheaper, but the quantity of food is decent enough and good enough for the price. I don't know if your typical person would go everyday, but nice to have once in a while. Thai food is comparable to Pin Kaow or Lotus of Siam Archi's is clean and food comes out at a respectable time frame. A little advice tho, get there before 6pm or off times because after 6pm the restaurant starts to get busy and picks up a lot of customers...you may have a line out the door or wait. Others must think it is good though to keep coming back for more. Give it a try...It is pretty good. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Monday, December 30 was my family's first trip to the Madison Children's Museum. It will probably be the last trip for everyone in our group, made up of three adults and two children under 1 came to visit. We spent all of our time in the 5 and under area. Unfortunately this area was mostly occupied by children much older than 5. Two children at least 7-8 years old jumped into the "baby pit" area while my 9-month old son was crawling in there. Two older boys probably 9 years old were throwing vegetables into the baby area from the skywalk and almost hit myself and my friend's 6-month old baby. Staff in the area didn't make any attempt to discourage this behavior or tell those kids to stop. Meanwhile at the admissions desk 2-3 staff members were chit-chatting about all sorts of personal things while there was a line of people waiting to pay. It was a VERY disappointing and unsafe experience for my family. I don't see the need to ever come back. OPTIONS:
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Q: Best snow cream in town! I had the Mangozilla last week with a friend, and it was a great treat before going out for the nights festivities. I definitely will be back for the Panda berry...looks too good to pass up. OPTIONS:
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positive