Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: The only reason they're getting 2 stars is because the chicken was alright. From the moment we walked in to the cramped, tiny entrance we were made to wait. No hostess in sight. When we got someone to talk to use we were told "sit at the bar, it'll be a while before a waitress can come and take your drink order" uh okay. It's almost comical so we decided to stay and see if they were just bustin our chops. Well the waitress came in a timely manner which changed the sour taste I had for this specific establishment, but then we ordered food...big mistake. I felt like we were burdens to our waitress, she didn't even bother writing down our order which of course meant we got served wrong type of sides. Fine, but to see her chatting it up with male patrons made me upset especially since we waited over 22 minutes (clock at the bar told me) for our Luke warm food really ripped me off. She seemed upset when we asked for our correct order but then again it could've just been her face since I didn't see her crack a smile whatsoever with us. They weren't even busy so that couldn't have been an excuse for the bad service, I just know I won't come to this BWW again
Q: negative

A: I have patronized many of the Fox restaurants and so far this one is the worst. I found the prices to be quite high, although I guess it is expected for the area. The service was very good, but the food just mediocre. I tasted the artichoke appetizer which was no more than some canned artichokes on top of arugula dressed with balsamic and oil sprinkled with parm, nothing above average. For the entree I ordered the veal and spinach ravioli. The pasta was chewy, the filling was strange, it had what I think was raisins mixed into it and strangely no spinach. The sauce was very rich yet had little flavor. All I can say was I gave the place a try, I think once is enough.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Baked Ziti pizza the best! They now have a lasagna pizza, Great!!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: Pei Wei is not your typical Chinese restaurant, in fact, they view and market themselves as a Asian Bistro. So depending on your tastes, you will either enjoy their version of your favorite dish, or not. We came here last night and ordered a bunch of our favorite dishes and left feeling that there was a new choice in the Northsight corridor. The area, for those not familiar with the Raintree exit from 101, is a mixture of Kohls, Walmart, Costco, Whole Food, et cetera; along with some quick food options like NYPD, Paradise Bakery, Al's Beef, Luke's, Asian Island and more. We came around five-forty or so, and found the seating area full, but with some openings. Two couples were ahead of us in line, but they had three cashier stations taking orders, so our wait was short. The three of us ordered, a bowl of the Hot & Sour soup for $4.95; six Pork Egg Rolls for $7.25 to share; a Spicy Korean (Chicken) with noodles for $8.25; Mongolian Chicken with rice for $8.25 and a soft drink for $1.85. The damage came to $30.55, plus tax. Now, I've eaten Asian food all over the world and I've never had a Spicy Korean (see photo) before last night. I know my Korean friends and relations would not recognize it as Korean. There is no Bulgogie or Kimchi served at Pei Wei, though the noodles might remind you of Kalgooksoo. But, the dish was good. Four star good, as the review indicates. The Mongolian dish (see photo) is similar to the Garlic and Scallions dish you would find in most Szechuan restaurants. It's as good as any we've had before. The Hot and Sour soup is also a winner and is easily recognizable. What does Pei Wei not serve? Well, General Tao's chicken, pan fried dumplings, the afore mentioned Korean dishes, dim sun, and Pho of any kind. I could go on. The food is good, if you look past the name and accept the general Asian-ness of what is being offered. One shout-out to Adrian, who acted as the dinning room Server/Clearer. He was great and very responsive in getting additional items for us! Enjoy!
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output: I have been wanting to try this place for awhile now, given the change of address we decided to give it a shot. It was horrible!!! Over priced as well as flavorless! China bistro is a thousand times better!
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
Disappointing...disgusting...severely lacking in "resort" feel or amenities. We stayed here because we got a Living Social "deal" for two nights, two breakfasts, two drinks in the casino bar, chocolate strawberries on arrival all for $185 for a one bedroom suite. Just driving down Lake Las Vegas Drive makes you wonder if you made a mistake. Dead grass fairways line the street, and the huge, ornate clubhouse is vacant. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon looking forward to a "staycation" to get away from the hustle of the strip and were greeted with the "resort fees" which have become the newest fad for ripping off vacationers. Those fees totaled another $76 for the two day stay! We entered our room which at first glance seemed like a nice place. That was until we started to settle in and get the pull out sofa ready for our kids. Old food was in the sofa, on the mattress and floor under and inside the bed. We unfolded the pullout to find several dark, curly hairs stuck to the sheets. Ugh! I checked all of the closets and found no other linens, blankets, or pillows for the sofa bed. We opened the curtains to let some light in...MISTAKE! The windows, in and out, looked like they haven't been cleaned since the place opened. Cobwebs filled with dead gnats or black flies were on the windows. A huge cobweb from the sprinkler protruding from the wall was filled with more gnats and extended to the ceiling and window. In the bathroom we found only two pool towels and three bath towels. We had four people. Isn't that why they ask how many people are staying there when we made the reservation? (Probably not...they need to know if more than four are staying, so they can charge more fees!) We called housekeeping and got an answering machine! At 4 in the afternoon! So we called the front desk and requested clean linens and extra towels from the clerk at the desk. He made it sound like I asked for his first born, telling me, "I'm only authorized to give you one pillow and one blanket." He generously gave up an extra pillow when I told him I have TWO kids. When housekeeping arrived at our door, the guy grimaced when I told him about the condition of the sofa bed. He didn't offer to clean up or make the bed, of course. Unbelievable. There was a kitchenette in the room which was handy for keeping stuff cold in the mini fridge. The TVs were old, clunky, 32' boxes. I used my cell phone hotspot feature to avoid paying for the WiFi, so I can't comment on it's performance. There are two pools. The one by our building was large and high in chlorine....I mean, make your skin itch chlorine. The pool needed cleaning, and as mentioned by another writer, there were no services nearby for drinks, etc. We've never been to LLV before, and this place did absolutely nothing to make us want to return. I'm not sure what the resort fees covered, but they should be ashamed to charge anything. Add to this critique the fact that the LLV "village" looks like a ghost town with only a shop or two open for business and a couple of restaurants. What a huge bummer!