Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Don't eat here. The employees are incompetent. I clearly asked for no onions or mayo on my sandwich and got home to find that both were on there. Their job is not that difficult. I don't understand how someone can screw up something so simple. They are lucky I'm not allergic to onions or else things could have been way worse. I won't be eating here again.
Q: positive

A: this is the best Noodles place we have ever been too, my GF is Vietnamese and she always makes home made Vietnamese food at home, and she even told me that this place had some awesome noodle soups, I had the Pad thai noodles, which was a little spicy but very delicious, and my GF had the Won Ton Noodle soup which had shrimp in the won ton, she loved it, I had a Thais Iced tea which is a little pricey, because you can get them for $2 off the strip, but it was still good to us. 5 stars, this place is small so expect there will be a line to wait to sit especially on a weekend. the price is a good deal for what you get on the food though. oh and one last thing, the potstickers were AMAZING!!!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I personally love this place and drive from the far north valley to eat here. Although, I have to say I've only ordered one thing: Hui Tiu Dai (sp?). The rice noodles are always perfectly cooked and the flavors in the broth never fight each other. So far it's the only place I've found with broth this good. The place located in a small strip center and is very modest, but the staff is always friendly and attentive.
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Food is not so great..very limited items...it's better to try some other restaurant..it's not worth of paying 15 $ for buffet and eating nothing
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output: I love thee!! I stayed at a hotel on Peel & Maisonneuve and paid $40+ in a cab from the airport. I saw the 747 Express stand at the airport but didn't realize that the bus stopped only three blocks away on Peel & Rene-Levesque. Damnit! But I did use the service when I left Montreal and it was great. Can't beat $9. The buses have wifi. The driver was very pleasant and thanked all of us when we departed the bus. And most of all, it was a great way to get rid of all the Canadian change I had before I left. FYI - If you need to use the Montreal subways & buses after you ride the 747 Express on the same day, save some money and buy an STM 1 day pass.
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Customer Service/Knowledge about their Business Center. So I'm check in at the Luxor, I have to pay and additional 12.99 for 24 hour internet service (ok - don't mind). I have to print something out (24 pages, simply word doc, b/w, nothing fancy). First of all the business center closes at 5pm. By the time you stand in the huge line to check-in your room (check in time 3pm) get settled in your room and get your business stuff together the place is closed. So I called the front desk and told her my situation - I needed to print out a 22 page document. I have it either via email or flash stick. She said I can use the computers near the front desk for $5.00 for the first 5 minutes and she incorrectly told me that printing was free. It wasn't. It's $1 per page. WOW! That's alot. So I go prusing around to get more info about the business center so I can be ready right at 7am the next morning. Unfortunately, no one knew more than the center's hours. The point was if I knew the services and charges I can weigh my options on what more affordable and accommodating for my situation. It seems that the $5 for 5 minutes for computer use and $1 - 1.50 per page printed is the norm in most of these strip casino/hotels here. WHAT I DID - I hate that these places try to get over and $5 and $10 us (as opposed to nickel and diming) to death. I used my laptop (with my $12.99 24 hours internet service (which is sometimes slow by the way) and I placed a print order to fedex kinko's at 12:30am for a great and it will be waiting for me at 7am (I got to choose the time and location) THE COST: $2.49 That's it! I need to take a cab and head up north tomorrow so I'll just do a pit stop and pick my doc on the way. Other option - the fedex kinko's is on Hughes Center a block from Bally's. So if you don't have a car you can take the monorail to Bally's and walk. BEATS paying a min. of $28.