Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I love this place! I brought my parents here while they were in town on vacation and all of us left raving about how great this place was. We had the soft pretzel rolls and provolone fondue appetizer, I could have eaten 3 orders of this my myself, it was so amazing! We also had prosciutto, super tasty, very fresh and seemed high quality. I had the Korean Style steak something, I forget the name of it because I was so obsessed with how delicious it was! Super tender, juicy, flavorful....yum! My Dad had fried chicken, which we all agreed was the best fried chicken we had ever had, seriously the best I've ever had in my life. For dessert we shared monkey bread, my parents said it was a little undercooked, which was their only critique of the night, but that's exactly how I like, so no complaints here. We also had the caramel custard with caramel corn on top, which was fantastic. The crunch of the popcorn on top with the creamy custard underneath was a great combination. I'm not a big drinker, but we tried some pretty cool cocktails, my favorite was the bloody mary with the bacon strip in lieu of the celery. I also loved the atmosphere, really pretty chandeliers and lights, big comfy chairs, and cool industrial vibe. Can't wait to go back....might actually go tonight!
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A: Although I wasn't drunk, I think Wet Republic was the best pool party I've been to (next to Bare...but that was because I was drunk and with my girls). The music was REALLY good (they played both house and hip hop) and there's lots of room everywhere to kick it. I'd suggest renting a day bed / lounge chair - that way you have a dedicated place to hang out and the waitress comes around to serve you drinks. Otherwise you'll wait a long ass time in line at the bar. Once it hit 5 p.m., I looked in the pool and there were plastic cups, straws, lime wedges, towels, etc..all up inside the swimming pool. I don't want to know what else was in there at 5 p.m. HAHA.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This is another must stop & shop when I visit Town Square. I usually find quite a bit of stuff here for my toddler since the clothes are so cute! I love Old Navy tank tops & flip flops. I have been lucky to hit the crazy sales for both of those items..its usually hella packed for those events. The sales people have always been helpful as well.
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Output: Geisha House is misunderstood. Browsing the reviews listed here, you see reviews about shabu shabu, their teppanyaki, or the naked sushi events. This is the first place I tried shabu shabu, and I enjoyed it, but they stopped doing that about five years ago. The teppanyaki seems to get pretty good ratings from other reviewers; I've never had it. And the naked sushi...well, I went after purchasing the Groupon, and if that is your introduction to the sushi at Geisha House I can understand why people wouldn't want to return. So why do I still think Geisha House deserves a second chance? The sushi bar! Let me explain... Take a look at their sushi menu: http://www.geishasteakhouse.co.kr/geisha/sushi/. The food I've ordered actually looks pretty darn close to those pictures. They know that presentation is part of the experience, and put in the effort to present your dish the way it was meant to be. As far as the quality of the fish, the sushi chef has always been upfront with me when I ask what's fresh. "Today we just got in some toro." "Don't get the uni, we haven't had a recent shipment." "I suggest getting the yellowtail and albacore, it's really good quality today." Totally honest with the recommendations! Really, who tells you not to order something, or admits that an item at their restaurant isn't fresh? One night I was finishing up dinner, and I saw the sushi chef preparing a large variety of sashimi. I asked about it, and he said that when he gets a shipment in he prepares samples for the waitstaff so that they know exactly what they're talking about when customers ask for recommendations, or ask how different fish taste. It's this kind of service that I really appreciate, instead of being told the standard, "Oh, everything is good." If you went to a naked sushi event, give them another chance. Seriously. Sit at the sushi bar. Ask questions. Enjoy the service, quality, presentation, and most importantly, let's all pretend naked sushi never happened.
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output: Best wrap I ever had! Bread and chicken is made fresh daily. The price matches the quality of the food. The guy who makes the wraps and sandwiches is quick and on point!
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EXPENSIVE! not only it was expensive but it wasn't even that good. the sashimi wasn't fresh either. BLEH! Good thing my friend bought a coupon from restaurant.com for $7.50 (normally its $15) for the $25 gift certificate or else it would have been really expensive. When we got there it was empty! We waited for someone to get us seated and we showed her the $25 gift certificate that we had. She told us that we had to order $25 and up for the coupon to be valid. There was 5 of us so we decided to order 3 dishes and split that. We ordered: - Mandalay Bay Roll (one of their special rolls) - $18.50 - Dragon Roll - $17.50 - Yellow Tail Roll - $9.25 The rolls were nothing special. Each rolls had at least 8-10 pieces. The cutting of the rolls were sloppy. The way they cut the Yellow Tail was in chunks. POOR FISH! So i was eating a chunk of fish than a slice of fish. We really regret coming here. We should have bought the $40 all day buffet pass.