Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Lunch buffet is medicore at best, def. better food to be had elsewhere. I usually only go there for the chaat. However, today we were informed that the restaurant wasn't taking any chaat orders as the kitchen was too busy, all after the waitress had already taken our order. Meanwhile, one or two other customers were given chaat orders to-go, I'm guessing they called ahead of time.
Q: negative

A: Employee just came from the bank holding rolled coins and some bills. He then went up to the counter put the money away and asked for my order. I asked him to wash his hands which he did. The owner who was there asked me, what's wrong and I told her and she gave me a nasty look. I asked her what's her problem and she said his hands are clean. I told her he never washed his hands and to mind her business. The owner is the old haggard Asian woman behind the counter.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: For some reason, I felt skeptical despite the good reviews here, but my brother (in from Los Angeles) wanted to go and since he'd picked such a great restaurant (The Capital Grille) the day before, I allowed it instead of following my gut. First, the place is butt ugly. I don't think anything has changed in their in 20 years and in this case, that is not a good thing. Tacky paintings. Bad lighting. Okay whatever. Service was slow but I'm thinking maybe it's relaxing and not slow. My lemondrop was sour but it tasted of fresh lemon so that was okay. I had a craving for anchovies and asked to have them added to my salad. They brought me a big plate and that was nice because the salad was lacking in flavor, so the anchovy turned out to be helpful. Slowly on to the main course...I ordered an osso bucco that was supposed to be their house specialty. It's braised all day and served in a red wine reduction. But while waiting for the food, I'm realizing that the heat is becoming stifling. I ask the waiter and he says the a/c has failed. (Uh, it's 105 degrees outside, if you have no air, maybe you need to shut down.) He asks about moving but since no one else at my table seems to be complaining and we've already had our salads, I say no. (I should have said yes.) They bring a fan out and it does help a bit. It turns out the air was out in one dining room. There is a second dining room where it's on but I didn't understand that when he offered to move us. By the time I'm realizing something is seriously wrong, my whole table is griping about the heat. We ate our meal in hot misery. At best, everyone's dish was mediocre. Mine was overly salty. The rigatoni tasted like homemade, but homemade by someone who wasn't a very good cook. My brother's pasta with shellfish was bland. The heat is rising. I get up to use the restroom and complain about the heat. The guy doesn't know what I'm even talking about and points me to someone I assume is the manager. The manager says, "well, have you already eaten? Then what do you want me to do about it?" He's surly and confrontational. I don't know that I was looking to DO anything in particular, but I wanted to know why they had seated people in a room with no a/c when they had another dining room with functional a/c. Manager, "it went out. What are we going to do? Announce to everyone that it's out? No, we want you to enjoy your meal in peace." Uh..."enjoy meal" and no a/c in Las Vegas in July are two things that do not go together. I walked away from Mr Surly vowing to never go back. At $30-35/entree, mediocre food, surly manager, no a/c, ugly (I mean butt ugly) decor, and apparently a near fist fight in the parking lot (I didn't see it...someone who was with us went out to smoke and saw it), I would not only never go back, but would tell you you'd be a fool to go. Bah! The topper that made the worst taste in my mouth was really the manager. It's rare to encounter someone that nasty in a food service industry. One of the all time worst meals I've ever had. If I could give it negative stars, I would. If you want great Italian at a better price, go to Pasta Mia. If you want great Italian at a more expensive price, go to Valentino's.
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Output: Food is GREAT!!!! Love this location...always a must when in Vegas! Only negative would be the service and it is hit or miss depending on the day. Must have: Double Stuffed Potato Spring Rolls ***Please bring one back to Vegas!!
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output: Subpar to say the least... Definitely won't be eating here ever again. Very bland food. Blah.
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output:
This review is for the ARCADE. My girlfriend had a job interview at Palace Station, so I thought I would kill time in the arcade while she was doing her thing. And I learned an important lesson: This place DOES NOT CARE FOR THEIR ARCADE MACHINES. I popped two tokens in the Police Trainer machine. Ate my tokens. I went to play House of the Dead. Gun aiming was horribly off-center (and I'm a shooter in real-life so this can't be attributed to my own incompetence.) I went to play Star Wars Trilogy. THE JOYSTICK WAS BROKEN, with the cursor stuck at the right side of the screen. And then I went to play the crane machine. The controls were sluggish and hardly responsive at all. Not to mention every game had a TWO token cost, with the exception of a few that cost a little more. The arcade is only about a quarter the size of those at other Station Casinos. Granted, it's a "nice" area, but there are so few games to choose from, and what little there is doesn't work right. Save your money before you play any of the games in here. If you're 21 or older, just go stick it in a slot machine. It's a gamble whether or not any machine in here will even work right! Hands down one of the worst arcades this reviewer has experienced. Want a quality arcade experience? Go to Gameworks, or pretty much any other Station Casino.