Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: If you are from Pittsburgh, go for the nostalgia. If you want even passable food, just stay away. First, the famous fries: There are a lot of them, yes, and they come in a giant congealed "fry-ball" you have to pick apart. Imagine an Outback "blooming onion" that has been run over. I don't even think the ketchup is Heinz (isn't that a crime in Pittsburgh?) because it tasted low-grade and is served in a little cup with a peel-away top like lunch box applesauce. Second, the famous hot-dogs: These are thin, flavorless, overcooked, crunchy hot dogs served on a steamed store bun. I had chili and onions on mine, which clearly came from a can. I've had better hot dogs at the ball park, and they cost about the same. My friend had the chicken sandwich, which while OK, was exactly the same thing you can get at Wendy's down the street. And while I don't expect much service from a hot dog and fries joint, ordering here is insanely complicated. Each counter serves something different, and to assemble an actual meal requires some patience and dexterity. I'm from Philly, and ordering cheesesteaks from Pat's isn't even this hard. The Big "O" is another college tradition that is best left to college students.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: Love the location as it is close to office and home. Can't bea he great drinks which are fun and taste good, can't just have one and of course the he FOOD!!! AMAZING flavor! One of my new favorite places downown and a must go for everybody!!

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
Chose this reaturant for authentic Korean, I feel it was very close to sitting in Korea. The servers were very attentive, the ribs and bulgogi were well marinated. A little on the pricy side, but the style and unlimited side dishes were well worth it, my favorite was the sesame broccoli!