Q: My family and I really like this place. The food is very good, pricing is very reasonable. Way to go George. Nice job welcoming us to your restaurant. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Sorry to say but the food was pretty disappointing. We started off with ordering 3 orders of pad thai at $5 each. All 3 was made by different chefs and tasted totally different. One more flavorful than the other and one out of 3 had no meat/chicken in it. I've tasted way better pad thai and rather pay more elsewhere for better tasting pad thai. We then went down the aisle by buying some meat skewers at $10 for 8 which was ok tasting and ended up the only edible food. We ordered one order of papaya salad thai style for $5. The order came out pretty small, tasted stale and didn't soak up any juice cause it was that old. The flavor wasn't good and not spicy at all. We ordered the spice level of 8 from the scale of 1-10, 10 being the spiciest. We bought the banana sticky rice and taro sticky rice. I still haven't tried the taro but the banana wasn't good. The rice was under cooked, it was raw and no flavor at all. It's supposed to be semi sweet with a hint of coconut flavor which it lacked. $1 each so not bad. If only it was good :( The egg rolls. I have to say was horrible. It didn't have any meat in there, it was fipped with mixed junk. That's how bad it was, I can't even tell you what's in there cause you can't even tell/taste if it was actually food in the egg roll. $2 for 3 We went for most of the desserts which was $2-5 each and didn't find one kind we liked. The thai iced tea was $2 each but too sweet. The hainam chicken and rice was a rip off. They gave us a box of rice and a few pieces of scrap chicken, It wasn't even clean cut pieces. $5 for a box of mostly rice and a few chicken is pretty expensive. You'd think how'd they go wrong making this. Well there was nothing special about the chicken and rice, especially when you pay $5 for a box of mostly rice. Lastly we went to the beef noodle soup vendor. They were $5 a bowl which was reasonable. We ordered 2 bowls but after seeing them pour broth into the 1st bowl, we decided to cancel the second bowl. The soup base smells like intestine and urine. Eww! Sorry but we had to pass... My overall experience was pretty bad. We spent alot of money here and didn't get anything decent enough to eat. Either we are very picky eaters or people who go here have very low standard. What a waste of at least $40 there. Will definitely not come back. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: After trying to get a table at "The Misson" it was suggested we try "The House," their sister restaurant several blocks away. Wow! What an incredible waste of $200! The only saving grace was the company of great friends that we hadn't seen in four years. The atmosphere and service was excellent, which is why I feel it deserves at least one star. The food? After all the rave reviews I'm thinking maybe the executive chef had the evening off....... For starters we shared: Berkshire Pork Belly Duck Confit Meatballs w/ Foie Gras Bone Marrow We could have skipped all of these! Dinner: Lamb Bolognese, ok, but tasted no mint, lemon or marscapone Seared Diver Scallops, of which there were three Roasted Jidori Chicken, so dry it turned to sawdust in your mouth - yuk! Berkshire Pork Ribs, the only thing that was plentiful and tasty (never mind one side of the rib was undercooked!) All the fancy buzz words used to describe the dishes on the menu I think were there to impress as almost everything was truly one-dimensional and underwhelming! The loud overhead, hip-hop music was so inappropriate - you would think in a cozy, romantic, intimate environment the selection would be a little more subdued. Never again! OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Since I moved to this area last year, I've prayed every day for a Vietnamese restaurant on this side of town and lo and behold- we finally have one! It's even biking distance! This place is very newly opened with unremarkable interior- in other words, exactly like the types of Vietnamese restaurants I would frequent in my childhood in Utah and California. The people are super sweet, and the old man had extra kind and gracious manners. I got two bowls of pho tai for takeout, and was pleased to see that saw leaf herb was included (rau ngo om ). Saw leaf herb is typically a little pricier than the standard bean sprouts and basil, so I always give extra kudos when extra effort is made in including this very traditional herb. The broth itself was solid; I usually like a little more anise flavor but it was still favorable nonetheless. All in all, I was very pleased and hope they receive the support they deserve! OPTIONS:
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positive