Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Ok, I work across the street from CityScape and the fact I had not stopped in to CC until now is almost embarrasing. [I will blame my refocued approach to being a mindful consumer and limiting my clutter/stuff/collections.] ANYWAY! On my way to the Suns game the other night with time to kill I stopped in. This place is dangerous. Two floors of color coordinated accessories. Not too pricy and far from cheap. [Cheap as it related to quality.] I lingered admiring several necklaces, a few purses and other clutches. Unfortunately my time passed too quickly and I had to leave but I will surely stop in again soon.
Q: positive

A: pros... great place to have some tasty japanese food while in las vegas. this is a traditional little japanese restaurant in a strip mall. got here purely by luck, my group was looking for some sushi and we just happened to be in the "chinatown" area of las vegas. and just noticed the sign which struck me as typically japanese in writing style. the inside is very nice, family run restaurant. nothing fancy but neat, clean and presentable. we were seated on a long table with a bench along the wall and chairs opposite it. and any place which has food items written in the native (non-english) is alright by me. the food was tasty and had a lot of choices: ramen (noodle soup), don-buri (some meat over rice), sushi, yakitori (grilled meat on a stick), and the small little plates kinda of like japanese dim sum, but more to be eaten with beer or alcohol. they also had some unusual dishes such as, omurice, omelette over rice, and okinomiyaki, japanese style pancake. their alcohol selection is also very nice, with a choice of beer, shochu, chu-hi, and sake as well. all in all a very complete menu. me my buddy henry got all the yakitoris, about 8 varieties, there was also a nice selection of ramen. my wife ordered the shoyu or soy sauce broth, which had a nice soup base and had 3 slices of cha-shu pork as well as a bevy of bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, green onions, and a sheet of nori (red laver, kelp). my buddy the wyster got the tantan noodles, which were hot and spicy, chopped meat with soybean paste and lots of chili peppers. my other buddies, mike and shay, ordered the sushi, which was great. they have some pretty unique rolls and a lot of deep fried makis as well. all in all the food was very delicious and came out pretty fast. so if you are looking for some japanese food in las vegas and you are around chinatown, come to this place, you will not be dissapointed. and they are open until 2 a.m. every night, or is that morning? cons... parking is tight, and not too many spaces for the size of the mall, but i think there was more underneath or behind the mall. oh the bathroom was clean but the toilet in the men's bathroom was missing the top of the commode, so when you flush it you get a little spurt of water, funny but interesting.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Holy Mac and Cheese! I went with a long lost best friend after reading many reviews. As I walked up to the restaurant the music and patio looked so fun and out of place but it really is a little slice of heaven in downtown! We went for dinner before an event and I can't wait to go back when we've got 2 things...a d.d. and time. On a recommendation of the server we went for meaty mac and cheese and shrimp pesto penne. The meaty mac and cheese was so smooth and creamy and the ratio of meat to pasta was perfectly matched. The pesto was also tasty; they seemed to complement each other in a strange way. The iced tea was very good and the server was attentive, our glasses weren't empty for long. We can't wait to go back and sample more the the menu.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: So, after carefully reviewing online where I could get a good quality prime rib dinner for a low price, I found the California Hotel popping up over and over again. I have to admit, I was most attracted to the location, the price and the amenities (it includes dessert--cherries jubilee!). When you walk into the California, be prepared to step back...WAY BACK to those "cancer-in-the-air" days of old Las Vegas, where it seems nearly everyone smokes. What I also found interesting was how this casino still takes coins, too! Now that IS a step back! You'll also notice that the California Hotel apparently caters head over heels to people of the Asian/Pacific Islander persuasion. I thought I was in the South Pacific again! After a few minutes, I realized I might have to learn some Tagalog before the night was over, because it was spoken fluently and loudly everywhere in this place (lol). So, when you meander to the back of the house (just under the escalators) you'll find the Market Street Cafe, which serves the prime rib dinner I'm reviewing here (as well as a full menu of other international dishes -- mostly Asian). I was warned the line would be long, but it wasn't. I visited on a Monday around 7:30pm. After only a five minute wait in line, I was seated next to the kitchen entrance. NO. I don't think so. The hostess must have never learned that a kitchen entrance table is the WORST in the house! There were open tables everywhere, so, I selected my own. After seating myself right next to the salad bar, I noticed it was well-stocked. So much so that I found myself actually growing hungrier and looking forward to digging in. And I have a LapBand. But I dug in anyway! Honestly, I found the salad bar delicious. There were probably more than 50 items on it, all well-chilled and fresh, and twice I saw attendants making sure it was in tip-top shape. And I'm NOT a salad bar kind of guy! And don't get me started on what I think about open buffets! I ordered the prime rib and it was prepared just as promised -- juicy and with all the "trimmin's" (a baked potato, sauteed fresh green beans, unlimited salad bar and later on, a nice cherries jubilee dessert. Now, I wouldn't compare the California's prime rib to Lawry's in Las Vegas, but hey, what do you expect for $9.99? As for the prime rib taste and quality, it was indeed very juicy, seasoned well in its own jus, but also quite fatty. When I was finished eating, there was a pile of fat and gristle I'd cut away and piled on another plate. Again, what does one expect? Overall, I'd recommend this restaurant to people who want a good dinner value, who are hungry, and don't want to spend more than $10 on a decent prime rib dinner.
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output:
Food was great, with chef specials and healthy menu choices. Tasted great. Beverage service was great with continuous refills. A few hiccups on order when food was delivered. Unfortunately the menu was confusing in that in the meat section, which states "fresh vegetables" included, had a "signature" meal for which "fresh vegetables" meant sauteed mushrooms and onions, umm what is "fresh" about that and why does this one menu item in the middle differ? When the manager named Scott come to table he explained they were fresh when sauteed. He ageed to bring brocolli, but immediately issued the statement "this time only." Sadly with that attitude and comment there won't be next time! He was the bartender too, so not sure of his skillset and whether it qualified him to be a manager dealing with customer service. The menu is confusing so FIX IT! Don't take it out on the customer, get corporate to fix it.