Sentiment analysis: One word - eclectic. The House of Rice carries predominantly Japanese foodstuffs and cookware but also has a strong showing in the Indonesian and oddly Dutch categories. Apparently the store started as mainly Japanese and then they added more Indonesian food. The customers looking for Indonesian ingredients demanded more Dutch ingredients so the House of Rice responded to their requests. Now not only are there all kinds of Dutch biscuits, there are also an assortment of clog magnets and other decorative knick knacks. I totally forgot how Indonesia used to a Dutch colony. Somehow the Vietnamese baguette sandwiches are a stronger reminder of France's colonialism. Forgive the digression. Anyway, we ended up spending over $50 on a cast iron pan and ingredients for making takoyaki (octopus balls) - our favorite Japanese street snack, which we have not been able to find in Phoenix. Those takoyaki better be darn tasty.
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Sentiment analysis: I love to order from the signature cocktail menu at a nice restaurant! I tried the Key Lime Mojito. The mint balances the tartness of the key lime just right. Delicious! We ordered the crabcakes appetizer, which is very yummy. We always seem to order crabcakes before steak and these were probably the best I've had. I had a very yummy 8oz filet, which was great. And yes, the service was great too! Our waitress was so nice.
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Sentiment analysis: The Palazzo needs to get their act together. My family and I stayed here over 4th of July weekend and were pretty disappointed. We asked for a non-smoking room, but we were given a room where some hooligan smoked some chains in. We complained and they said because it was a holiday weekend, they could not offer us a new room and sent up an air filter that was supposed to suck up all the smoke. I hardly believe, that a major resort doesn't have any extra rooms. The air filter took over 2 hours to arrive at our room. We roamed around the strip for 4 hours and came back to a still stinky room. Not to mentioned that thing was extremely loud. The only compensation they could offer us was to take off our resort fees. Not only was our room stinky, but the maids didn't do a good job of cleaning our room before we arrived. A lot of toiletries were missing and small items like the bag for the ice bucket wasn't replaced. Although they made seem like small things, when you're paying for a nice resort, you expect a well cleaned and stocked room.
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negative