Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Pizza is solid and good selection. PRICES ARE INSANE. Two slices and a drink was $11 or $12. This is an offense to anyone who has ever been to NYC. No reciept. Kinda silly.
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A: Jinya is a solid ramen spot, and it is by default the best ramen spot after midnight. Not bad for the new kid on the block. It was actually quite crowded for the late (12:30) hour. Only one space seemed to be open aside from the giant communal table in the middle of the room. The host asked us if we'd been there before and, as we hadn't, thoroughly explained the menu. Then we got into the menu think tank. I saw Philip T's recommendation of the takoyaki and decided to give it a whirl. It's pretty good. Nice crispy outer layer, lots of tako (octopus) inside, lots of bonito flakes, and two sauces, similar to the one "authentic" takoyaki that I'd had before from a tent inside a Mitsuwa Marketplace. The inhabitants of that tent are apparently well-known for takoyaki back in Japan, and I certainly enjoyed their version of it. The one thing I didn't enjoy too much on Jinya's takoyaki was the chewy texture on this one compared to the remarkably tender tako on the other. I had the tonkotsu assari per a friend's recommendation. It was pretty solid. The broth was very different from other pork broths that I've had, almost as if there wasn't actually enough pork. I actually used the ramen seasoning provided at the table on the broth later on and ended up with a flavor more reminiscent of other broths that I've had, but I typically never have to add any additional condiments. Anyway, noodles seemed to be a bit over al dente but wasn't terrible. The egg was one of the softer eggs (although not runny) that I've had in a ramen, and I also enjoyed the generous fungus, green onion, and bean sprouts. I do wish that there had been more than the one piece of chashu. Overall, service was solid (lots of getting checked up on in addition to the menu walkthrough), and I did enjoy the ramen even though it seemed lacking in some ways. Given the surprising abundance of ramen options in Las Vegas, I wouldn't necessarily go back here unless I was looking for ramen in the wee hours of the AM. Last call is at 2:45am, which is pretty nice if you're meeting up with a friend who's just arrived in town. Or something else. I have no clue what else people could be doing in Vegas at such a late hour...
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I so enjoy going to Cafe Cornucopia. The owners make all of the food, and it is so delicious. I have literally tried everything on the menu, and have yet to find anything that I do not like. My favorite is the soup of the day with a small Greek salad. So refreshing and tasty! The meatloaf sandwich is awesome, when I'm in the mood for something more substantial. Try the potato salad as a side. It reminded me of home in the Midwest. The baked goods are terrific, too. The lemon bars taste just like my mom used to make, and she was a fantastic baker. They are on the southeast corner of Rural and Ray, on the west end of the shopping center, facing west. Go and find them.
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Output: In-N-Out I don't do burgers often, but when I do, I do you. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/kxYiZnd7Y-3ibdwnMFuTzw?select=Sp3cyoRY6Zoz_sNI0AXycg#_xZXL51twt-oaKO6MHTTiw This is the burger I measure all other burgers to and as far as taste, price and consistency goes nothing else compares. ANIMAL STYLE FOR LIFE.
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output: This place needs a good scrubbing! EVERY INCH OF IT. just had lunch and to tell you the truth, I wanted to leave before our food arrived. after ordering I used the women's bathroom to wash my hands and ick! looks like they wipe the surface of things only to move the dirt and yucky stuff to the edges. everywhere I looked there was crude. the faucets, the edge of the sink, the counter edges, the floors (oh, the floors!! gross). I walked back to our booth and told my husband if he wasn't so hungry we'd leave. then I check out the booth, the table and even the window ledge and blinds. again, not what you want in a restaurant. of course I looked at the silverware and just couldn't believe it. and I don't blame the person who cleans, I blame the manager. its their job to check all of this. my feeling is if the bathroom/tables/dinnerware/windows are this bad, what does the kitchen look like??? won't be back to this place. there are so many other places right in the area.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
For all of the awesome places Green Valley Ranch offers, this is probably the least impressive of them all. It's no surprise but the 24 hour cafe / diner is always at the bottom of the restaurant totem pole in casinos, but this one is especially bad for its lackluster service and mediocre food. I have come here on several occasions and while things are okay during the daytime, the night time really suffers due to the lack of wait staff. Especially around 2AM, I understand that there aren't going to be a lot of bodies around due to the hour and I know it may be even less since its not on the strip. But my simple meal of hashbrowns, sausage, and eggs should not have taken 45 minutes. My waitress was out of excuses and filling my water became a chore for her after awhile. The food was not good, somewhere between sucky and really sucky. At least the prices were solid but the place on a whole is depressing given its lack of lighting and crowded table placement. I'll stick to the other restaurants for now. I just wish their buffet was open late at night.