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Output: Ma toute premiere experience a cet etablissement, recommande plusieurs fois par des copines qui y avaient ete impressionnees dans le passe, fut la derniere a coup sur. Et je suis repartie tres amere de mon experience: ni les lieux (table et verres malpropres) ni la cuisine n'etaient de loin ce dont on m'avait vante de ce restaurant. Nous avons choisi mon amie et moi une demie bouteille de Bordeaux, qui s'avera etre de qualite ''piquette'' de tabagie. L'entree de salade de ma comparse etait fade et ordinaire (laitue iceberg!) et mon entree de rouleaux aux avocats avaient le gout de morceaux d'avocat dans une pate file frite. Exactement, sans etre exotique ou particuliere. Quelle miserable maniere d'entrer en matiere. Le boeuf de ''style coreen'' n'avait rien de tel, je m'y connais. Tout simplement apprete avec une enorme quantite de sucre. Le mijote de fruits de mer etaient un n'importe quoi rempli de morceaux de tomates de boite de conserve, et les rondelles de calmar de texture caoutchouc etaient enrobes d'un ''filament servant a l'emballage'' indigeste et ragoutant. Les prix sont terriblement eleves pour des plats si mal fignoles. Je leur donne une etoile car le service etait tout de meme souriant quoique detache. Le restaurant Soy a malheureusement deja connu ses belles annees (selon les recommandations passees) et maintenant se laisse doucement bercer dans la mediocrite.

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Output: Not the best sushi I have eaten, but still very good...And, the prices are INSANELY CHEAP!!! Get this...The dinner salad, miso soup, and stir-fried rice side dishes are only $1.50 each!! And, all 3 are delicious! Finally, they are starting to get native Japanese servers again, who actually understand the sushi experience, and how to serve the customers properly. I lived in Japan for a year, so I know what I am talking about....Many of the non-Japanese servers just don't get it, and the service can be 'awkard' to say the least. Sometimes the food quality can vary, depending on which sushi chef is working that day. Sad but true...Some are better than others. P.S., Each 22oz bottle of beer comes with a free small bottle of sake. -- Obviously not high quality sake. They have teppanyaki grills/seating as well, but I haven't tried them in the 22 years I have been going to Kyoto. I miss Ayako's grills too much. (Be sure to have your server validate your valet, which they don't have every day.)

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Output: Go for the drinking atmosphere, not the food! Great neighborhood drinking spot. Big porch with many TV's and corn hole. I don't think I've been inside with the exception of using the restroom. Wednesday night Trivia at 8 pm is always a good time. Great beer specials (all draughts $3) and burgers are half priced, though, I don't think they are that great. Parking is usually a pain, but you can get away with parking across the street. Again, this is a fun place to grab a drink with friends, but I wouldn't expect a delicious meal.

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With an abundance of deep-fried food, cheep beer and eclectic clientele, the Penguin Drive-In is the definition of a dive bar. If you come expecting anything else, you will be disappointed. If you're looking for some greasy, deep-fried comfort food, you will be ecstatic. This busy, crowded establishment really knows how to pack them in and the service is very good for as many people as they push through their 15-20 tables. I went for just the second time yesterday with a party of four adults and three young children (3, 3 and 6). We started with the fried pickles. The first time I saw these on the menu, I didn't think there was any way that they would be good. Since then, I've had them at several places and crave them constantly. The Penguins are definitely the best. So much so, we ended up getting a second order for the table. The burgers are above average, but not the best I've ever had. The onion rings (which are really more like onion straws) and the sweet potato fries, however, are insanely good. The Penguin is a great place to stop when you're in Charlotte and succeeds in everything it sets out to do. Large groups can be difficult due to space constraints, but this is definitely a place you want to share with friends. Everyone in our group had a great time, and despite what other reviewers have said, the Penguin is quite kid friendly for lunch. With french fries, onion rings and corn dogs, all three kids were very happy.