Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Having come from LA with a large Vietnamese community, this is not the same Bahn Mi I'm accustomed to. Heck they couldn't even make a decent vegetarian. I will commend them on their clean facilities and quick service however. Oh but if you're an attractive young lady expect some disrespect from the male staff.
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A: If you are serious about fitness and looking for a good environment to work out, don't get anywhere near the Las Vegas Athletic Club. This shyster fly-by-night operation exists solely to lift the wallets of unsuspecting wanna-be's who fall for their endless cheezy television commercials. Serious about lifting weights? Forget it. Once they have you under contract they do everything they can to discourage you from actually showing up. Like, never repairing their cheap equipment. Like, hiring a staff of fatso's & prancing bozos that are a bunch of Nazis who hate bodybuilders and throw attitude for days.. Like, piping in ultra-boring music over their video system that is designed to deflate your energy & enthusiasm (the same easy-listening crap over & over & over, mixed in with nonstop advertising) so you'll just leave. Like, encouraging 80 year old men to waddle nude around the lockerroom sniffing your jockstrap. Check out Golds or 24 Hour Fitness, just do not waste your money at Las Vegas Athletic Club.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Okay so this review is only for the side that sells the Gelato, drinks and candy..not the restaurant. So I really don't get why this place is so popular....well besides the fact that it's endorsed and advertised by celebrities...it's basically a very super overpriced candy store. I don't want to offend anyone but really....lollipops with freakin bling on the stick for 20-25 dollars for one!? who in the right mind would buy a lollipop for 20 dollars!! and about 70 dollars for like three! besides that, most of the other candy looks like they bought a bulk of candy from costco or something and simply placed it in their own dispensers and are selling it for about 4-5 dollars a pound. It's like your regular sour heads, jelly bellies, sour gummies, gummies, etc etc etc I totally don't see anything special about this place...the only reason I was in here was for the gelato...now I was craving for ice cream/gelato - just something cold and sweet on 104 degree day and this was the closest place we were at that had gelato so decided to stop in here for a scoop. I ordered the lemon sorbet and surprisingly for about $4 they gave two generous scoops. It was just okay. Once again not quite sure why people would spend so much on regular candy....or the bling bling lollipop....but I can't judge the other side of this place since I didn't sit down for a meal at their restaurant...perhaps next time. However with all this said I guess I give them credit for attempting and not to mention succeeding to make a regular candy store more fancy than other candy stores at a mall....well i guess they are fancier than a candy store at the mall because they do have other desserts and pastries....like macaroons and cupcakes. However fancy mancy this place is....it's really just overpriced mediocre treats to me that are hyped up by celebrities and I am just not one to be so gullible as to buy a 25 dollar lollipop. It's amazing what people would buy just because celebrities are eating it.
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Output: 1st time trying this buffet and I'm not really much of a fan for buffets but it was good. Def worth a revisit and mainly because of the unlimited Krab leg. Some of the other dishes were good. Some weren't. But I tried a little bit of everything and for 22.99 a person I'll say it was worth every dollar.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: It is a good place if it is not a weekend morning when they are packed... Every time we try to go on a Sunday there is a really long line:( The checkout is a not the best part and I would like it if they allowed you to just pay the waitress at your table. It would seem that the waitress would get better tips that way! I am looking for another breakfast place in the area, as I am too impatient to wait when I am starving... So send me your recommendations.
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The first time I ever had a Molcajete (translation is Mortar and Pestle) was in Puerto Vallarta and it was one of the most delicious meals that I have ever had. It has been about 6 years since I have had one and yesterday was my lucky day....I found a review on Yelp about a restaurant that served Molcajetes. As soon as I read the other reviews, I literally could feel my mouth start to salivate. I had no idea that this existed in Las Vegas....but I knew that I had dinner plans that night. Three of us met for dinner (2 of us ordered the Molcajetes and the other ordered the fried fish). The order came out and looked exactly as I remembered in Puerto Vallarta. It comes in a steaming hot mortar (like a volcanic rock) and is enough for two. I ordered the chicken and asked if they would also add shrimp (they were very accommodating), the BF ordered the combination (chicken, beef and shrimp) and our friend ordered the Fried Fish (which was a Whole Fish which he thought was delicious). The Molcajetes were very authentic and very good. The sauce had a deep, rich flavor that I am sure I will craving for weeks to come (thank God that I have leftovers today). They also add Roasted Peppers, Limes, Avocados, Radishes, a couple Cactus Leaves, Grilled Green Onions, a small square of fresh cheese and FRESH tortillas for dipping (which is a must). AND...to top it off....The price is extremely reasonable for the portion size!! ENJOY