Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Not those packaged noodles you eat on the poor or ate in college (isn't that all the same?). Fresh noodles with tons of combinations of extra ingredients. Pros: Friendly staff Solid food - yes it's ramen, but it's GOOD ramen Reasonable pricing considering the portions are huge (bowl of ramen is the size of a toddler's head and is absolutely full of food. Community style benched seating around the ramen bar is fun - you never know who your neighbor will be and you can strike up some interesting conversations - or not! Cons: Closet sized - there's always a wait and it feels hot as hell in there Parking - it's in a strip mall that also houses the ever popular Raku Sweets so parking can get interesting Soda is only served in cans. I'm a thirsty person and this gets to be an issue after the first two. I am well aware that most asian restaurants do this and I understand that, but doesn't change my hope that I'll see something different.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: I went back to buy myself a helmet this time. The owner was there and he helped me to identify the best helmet and then ensure I had the proper fit. He was able to answer all of my questions and made me feel as if I was the most important customer in there despite a crowded store. Again can not recommend this place enough.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
Since there are not a lot of good Chinese restaurant, I thought I give it a try. Well, the atmosphere is better than typical Chinese restaurant. The food is average fusion. Not too expensive. But not worth it.