Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Oooh what a treasure. 5 regular restaurant stars? Nah. 5 buffet stars. This place does appear a bit on the pricey side if you go for dinner, but we went for lunch and it was very reasonable. Plus, look what you get: all the normal Chinese buffet stuff, PLUS the whole Mongolian grill table experience, PLUS all-you-can-eat sushi, made to order. You literally just walk up and order fresh sushi off of a fairly extensive menu, and it's all included in the price. It's better than all-you-can-eat steak night at the Sizzler. The food is fresh and tasted great. They have a great selection that goes beyond a lot of the typical buffet stuff, like frog legs and lychee fungus. Trust me, it's very refreshing. The hot and sour soup is phenom. They had 99-cent bottled beers as well. Also, the staff is really nice. The waiter assigned to our table swooped in at regular intervals to grab dirty dishes and refill glasses. He was friendly, efficient, and nearly invisible, which is pretty much the perfect recipe for a waiter. Try it for lunch at the lower prices and see for yourself!
Q: negative

A: I asked a business near Chang Lee's if they would recommend their food, and everyone said yes. I was greeted immediately upon entering Chang Lee's by two less than enthusiastic waitresses. I ordered take out (sweet & sour pork, fried rice, and a coke). While waiting in the lobby, I noticed several displeasing things. There was a half full coffee carafe in a soda/water mini fridge, their fish tank had scum all over the inside with little foliage or rock (these help de-stress fish), and their TV was set to Unsolved Mysteries--not exactly an appetizing show. I received my food and headed back to work. The soda tasted...dirty. I don't know how it is possible, but my Coca Cola in a Styrofoam cup tasted as if there were dust or dirt in it. I couldn't even choke it down. The pork wasn't bad, good flavor, but very fatty. The rice was nothing special, just a filler by far. Hardly any veggies or egg included in it. I wouldn't recommend this restaurant to anyone.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I have been coming here a few times for lunch every time that I have friends that fly in. It's been our "tradition place" We always make reservations, but never need them as lunch tends to be a slow time for them. We always get excellent service. Food is always good. I usually get the 6oz Petitie Filet Mignon which is always good and cooked perfectly. While you wait for your food a basket of hush puppies is served. A good place to eat when you're with friends or out on a date. The only slight negative thing to say is that the asparagus, which I love eating, usually isn't cooked perfectly.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: I have eaten her 4 time, its a family or neighborhood kind of place. I take my business clients here an the just love the food and the friendly atmosphere. The food is cooked to order.
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output: If there was a negative to this review, this place would have it. This review is for the customer service experience. First of all, the business is in LAS VEGAS so don't be surprise if someone gives you an out of state phone number. Second of all, what does that mean "i don't know where that is" when i give you an address. How about a GPS?? Third, I called to make a delivery order and instead of telling us they don't deliver to the area i was renting at, the worker rudely laughed and hung up. TWICE. Now, i don't care how good your food is and how many good reviews you got but you should have some respect for your customer if you're a true business owner. Enough said!
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I love good pizza. That's why Naked Pizza frustrates me. It's a great idea. Healthy pizza with wholesome, organic ingredients. Convenient to order and pickup (no dine-in available). But after numerous attempts the only this about Naked Pizza that is consistent is its inconsistency. The crust is generally good, the sauce is tasty. But when it comes to toppings it's like placing a bet on a roulette wheel because you never know what you'll get. Last night we got an email as part of their promotional program. Great prices on large and medium 1-topping pizzas. We ordered two. Got them home, opened the box and there was literally one ingredient on each slice of pizza. One. Now I can understand profit margins are tight but in my opinion, if you can't produce a quality pizza for the price you're offering in your promotion, then don't do it. As the meal went on, we weren't talking about how much we liked the pizza or the restaurant's concept, we were talking about what a disappointment it was. That's too bad. We have had occasions in the past where the pizza was loaded with cheese and healthy toppings but it would usually be followed up with a pizza that was all sauce, no cheese and little toppings on the next. For a takeout place, Naked Pizza is turning out to be a lot like Deal or No Deal. You're excited about the possibility about getting something good but there's a pretty good chance you're going to walk away disappointed too. I really hope they realize their potential and as time goes on they iron out the bumps and standardize the quality. It's one thing to save 30 on ingredients on a pizza but it costs a whole lot more to attract and keep new customer. I only hope they learn that lesson before it's too late. I think I'll wait a few months before giving them one last try.