Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: If it's possible, Koi should receive zero star for their rating. The reason the BF and I along with the friends came here was because Planet Hollywood gave us a dinner credit here for being hotel guests. The ambiance was nice for being Vegas and the service wasn't too shabby, but the food was seriously lacking for the amount we spent. The 6 of us spent over $100 each including the dinner credit we received. If i knew the less than yummy meal would cost this much, I would have gotten the spa credit instead. We ordered the kobe beef roll and it was quite disappointing. I don't think it was real kobe or wagu beef at all. It wasn't tender and didn't have the melt in your mouth effect. Their special crispy tuna was not crispy at all. Sweet shrimp was more like baby sweet shrimp. It's half the size of what we can get back home and at least 3 times cheaper. They don't prepare the heads fried either. Not to mention the $12 for 3 little cubes of adashi tofu. The ice cubes in my ice water were bigger than the size of the tofu. The rainbow roll was just like home if you go to any Korean owned Japanese sushi places but again 3 times more expensive at Koi. They are very skimpy on the uni and small portions. As a matter affect, everything here is tiny little portions designed for babies that cost at least $30 a pop. By all means, if you have the money to blow, then I guess you can come eat here but the food isn't orgasmic.
Q: positive

A: Good food and freindly staff. They have a nice selection on the menu. After seeing the table next to me I wish I'd of had the house specialty....blueberry pancakes. Next time........
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I went back to the Yard House after having a bad experience there to give them another shot. My husband and I really enjoy this restaurant. When we came this time it was a little busier but the server was much more friendly and helpful and the food was great. The manager even came over to make sure we had a good visit this time. My only issue here is that it takes a few minutes pay if you are using a credit card. Maybe there's a traffic jam to use the credit card machine lol.
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Output: Stopped in with a friend of mine on a busy night. Even though busy, we were greeted and helped by a very friendly sales associate. The store was kept neat and tidy, especially considering it's the holiday shopping season. I would definitely visit this location again.
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output: waste of money ask thai food got a chefs idea ... i guess i jus like mom and pops type of a place.... maybe i try it again but was really a high end place ... i order a soup and veggie rice and chicken basil .. the best thing was the rice liked the veggies . the other food was bad and i paid 50 for all of it ... should of went to subway
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Update 10/6/2014: I am starting to really tire of the repeat blunders by the campus administrators, staff, and all other campus agencies that shows its ugly teeth. In fact, if you read my previous reviews, I often update and continuously lower the stars on a yearly basis. This time it got pretty bad, for some reason the UNLV Parking and Enforcement sold 19,000 parking passes when there is just over 12,500 parking spots at any given time on campus. Local news coverage have covered this story in detail, such as KTNV and ABC 13 Action News (dated September 15th, 2014 available online "UNLV students peeved over packed parking lots on campus"). To add fuel to the fire, for the first month and still ongoing, a majority of the white lot, that was meant for US, the PAYING STUDENTS who bought the passes, has been hijacked by tourists who take up hundreds of parking spots... MEANT FOR US, with semitrailers, Greyhound Bus Convoys, etc. Not only do we have to drive around wasting gas looking for a parking spot, but we often end up parking farther away from our classes that WE BORROWED AND SPENT TUITION MONEY ON, suffer from dehydration (I saw one lying on the ground on the first floor of the library being helped by cops and paramedics), and almost every lot is FULL. I drive a stickshift, and preferably I would NOT LIKE TO park inside the parking garage located next to Flamingo Road because of stop-and-go driving UPHILL and the extremely tight turning clearances we all have to make to get from one floor to another or to drive around a idiot student that is holding up traffic waiting for someone to back out. All of you fucks are contributing to the destruction of my clutch. We have to endure the shit parking spots on a daily basis, even during our first exam week. We were the ones who paid to come here, to put up with incompetent teachers, lousy parking spaces, overzealous parking enforcement, and all of these tourist convention shitheads that want to make UNLV basically their semester residence, which displaces the rest of us from getting to class on time, or even to class at all. Nowdays I advise just showing up on campus about 1 or 2 hours earlier. Just skip breakfast and your shower and just get to campus. Your going to lose your hygiene anyways from all the sweat pouring out your body from the miserable 20-30 minute walk out in 100+ degree fahrenheit weather. Just go shower at the Student Recreation Center instead.