Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: So after not dining here in a couple months, I decided to give it another chance and took my sister for sushi. Such a horrible idea, complete waste of money. We ordered 5 rolls between us. The vegas roll (which is usually pretty good) was soggy, the lisa lisa roll was much too sweet, one of the other rolls was fishy and all of them were falling apart. They put everything on one plate, so half the rolls were covered in the sweet sauces from the lisa lisa, it did not mesh well at all. It also took a good 25 minutes to get our sushi, when there were only 2 other parties in the whole place. On the up side, we actually got a waiter who wasn't absolutely horrible. He wasn't good enough to make up for the meal though.
Q: negative

A: Sorry Sinobi. For awhile I could put up with the not-so-special sushi in lieu of the far superior offerings at Penn Ave Fish Company --the only other sushi place that I know of near my place of work downtown. But the meager, sad looking "rainbow roll" with teeny-tiny strips of nothing looks like fish bait. Never again will I fork over my money for something I could get at a convenience store. Owners: Please take the time to read these reviews and put out quality sushi! It would be great to have more sushi options near market square. $13 bucks later and my stomach is still grumbling...
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Arrived on a Monday evening. Tired from travelling and sales calls I opted to dine in at one of the many choices at SLS hotel. I was greeted immediately and I requested a table which the young hostess eagerly accommodated. My location was off the bar and was able to the enjoy Monday NFL game. The restaurant is promoted and endorsed by Jose Andres so I was curious how it would weight in against the authentic eateries 10 minutes away in Chinatown. I started off the pork & scallop shu mai & Singha beer. The shu mai were on the small side but very tasty. I ordered the beef noodle soup but at this time my friendly waitress returned and advised me they had ran out which was a surprise to hear. I wanted hand pulled noodles so I chose the Ku monk noodle soup which contained egg, veggies, rice cracker and delish hand pulled noodles at $14.88. I saved room for dessert and the only item is the shaved ice. I requested toppings of sliced strawberries, mochi, almond jello and strawberry syrup. At $8.88 the serving was large, refreshingly delicious and served with chop sticks. Overall my experience at Ku Noodles was enjoyable - on the pricy side but convenient. I'll be returning to experience the beef noodle soup!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Meh...Food was OK. Chipotle or Zabas is better. Environment is great and the patio was delightful. But, I really do not like the "station" set-up. I was so confused, and, didn't find it easy to navigate, at least for their quality of food. If the food was to die for I would expend the energy necessary to figure out which line to stand in, get my food and then go stand in a second line to pay the cashier. I really don't like that there isn't waitstaff, especially for drinks! To go up to the cashier each time is a waste of a good buzz. Maybe great for some, but, not for me...
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I almost didn't write this. I almost don't want anyone else to know about my favorite place to grab some authentic tacos when I'm in Peoria. I fear one of these days I'll stop in for a quick bite, and the line will be out the door. Because that's how good the food here is. One of the best things about life in Phoenix is that if you do have to resort to "fast food," you're not limited to the enormous over-advertised chains. Taqueria Los Angeles is quick and inexpensive, so technically it probably is fast food, but the quality is so much better than anything you'll find at a traditional fast food burger place. The salsas are fresh and flavorful. The tacos come in different varieties of beef, pork, chicken, or fish. (Looking for ground beef? Go to Taco Bell.) The burritos are enormous. And it's all made to order. There are a few clean tables inside and a TV tuned to a Spanish channel, but not much else in the way of decor. If you go, don't forget to scan the walls for mention of specials and additional items; the menu behind the counter is not all-inclusive!
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A:
Friday night in Summerlin is often a challenge. There are many choices but it seems that Friday is when the entire population tries to get a table at the same time. I have started to use Open Table for reservations with varying degrees of success. the first time I booked here, I received a phone call shortly afterwards to tell me they could not seat us. This time I tried again, I waited for my phone call to cancel me but it didn't come. Good! Off we go. We arrive on time and are seated immediately. Nice. We order some drinks and some wings for an appetizer. Wings were a little crispy, I am not sure if that was the intent. OK, only OK. Wifee, myself and teenager ordered Burgers. I took the one with lobster, $5 extra for a tiny piece of crustacean and sauce. Hum? Wifee had Turkey and teen built his own. The burgers were good, cooked medium and a good size. But it's $5 extra for fries. Burgers , in my opinion, should be served with fries NOT soggy potato chips. I believe it is complete gouging to charge 50% of the burger price for the fries. Smaller son had kids chicken fingers and fries and it was ok but the portion was small. So 3 burgers, 1 kids meals 2 wine, 2 beer and 2 sodas $100 . Too much, food was ok but I can spend $100 on better. Bye.