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

An example of an negative review: The Excellent: * Nothing The Good: * at 4PM it was empty * The Hot 'N Juicy sauce was good The Bad: * Crawdads were tiny, and didn't have much flavor other than the sauce they were drowned in (which was good, but the fish should have flavor also.) * The shrimp was disgusting. It was soggy, and tasted very bitter. I came for the good reviews on yelp, but I won't be going back. I didn't even bother finishing my $30 dinner. P.S. Parking sucks. Even at 4pm on a Monday. I can't imagine what it would be like on a busy night.

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

An example of an negative review: OK; here is my input. I have been here maybe 4-6 times over the last 15 years. Still an "average" place for sushi and Japanese food. The prices are slightly on the high side, but not outrageous. The entrees and combos (teishoku) are average. But the reason why I keep coming back (yes I know, not that often) is because my wife is a shrimp tempura freak and she says that they have the best tempura in the Phoenix Metroplex. I have to agree...there are no good Japanese restaurants that know how to make good shrimp tempura. Every watch that chef on Iron Chef? Masaro Marumoto (???). He always tells you how to make good tempura. Whenever we go out-of-town, we got to go to a good tempura place to satisfy my wife.

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

An example of an positive review: Things I love about Hooters: 1. Wings. 2. classy decor, with the signature logo (which is universally known as a sign of sophistication) and the surf-shack meets small town strip club theme. 3. Hooters girls manning the table games and wandering around the place like lost little aerobics instructors - omg, those socks make my heart race. 4. Pool - three pools of differing temperatures, sweet waterfall, and premixed tasty tropical drinks (with admittedly less alcohol than I would like). 5. Rooms - are nice, clean, orange and have comfortable beds. 6. The Dam - A diner with a very educational theme- the Hoover Dam. Hey, it's a big deal, ok. Its an exact replica of a rocky mountain diner experience, complete with cracked-out looking waitresses in ugly gray uniforms serving decadent burgers, and they got you covered for breakfast with a great buffet. But what happened to the frosted flake french toast??? 7. Sense of humor - dont go to vegas without it. While most other hotels try to convince you that simply staying there and spending your money on their casino, overpriced rooms and nightclubs make you a sexy celebrity, Hooters does not front. You know you like scantily clad, cute but not TOO attractive girls serving you onion rings and dealing your blackjack. Hooters has a sense of irony and doesnt take itself too seriously and that makes the Vegas thing more relaxing and enjoyable. 8. Did i say wings? 9. Gift store- bring the old lady home a t shirt and she'll forget about that hooker you accidentally killed during a bachelor party. 10. Dan Marino Steakhouse - need I say more? things i could live without - dudes at the pool bar whistling every time a girl walks by (even me, so you know they arent even picky), long waits at the Hooters restaurant, room rates have increased significantly for the weekend since last summer. Other than that, its delightfully tacky yet...totally fun.

Input: What would be an example of an positive review?
An example of an positive review: On the surface I was expecting just expensive sushi but Baku brought is so much more. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Creative and flavorful menu. As soon as my wallet recovers, which I don't begrudge them I will be back in a heartbeat. Expensive is fine if they can deliver and Baku did in every way.