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Output: If you're visiting Montreal, Cafe Touski is a unique and delicious place to eat. It's down to earth, alternative, and friendly. And the food is pretty good too! I went for Brunch. The portions were generous and really tasty. There's a huge back yard space to sit with a garden, picnic tables, and big trees. Inside is a mix between cafe and restaurant with some over stuffed chairs thrown among the tables. Certainly not the fanciest decor, but that's what makes comfortable. It's relaxed and more like a community place than a restaurant because it's run by a worker's collective. Next time I'm in MTL I'll definitely be coming back.

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Output: Went here after having my hair butchered by a barber down the street. Nate fixed it right up. Just moved to town from Cali, won't look anywhere else for a barber. This place is clean, and Nate is a grade A barber.

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Output: I'll admit I was somewhat skeptical of the positive reviews this place has been garnering-- mainly because the restaurant is "VIP Asian Cuisine" -- Asian, not Chinese or Japanese or Korean specifically, but just "Asian". To me, Asian cuisine is usually a clue for "really mediocre Americanized Asian-style food" but this was not the case for VIP. The interior has a great vibe. Really upscale and trendy. Dimly-lit, but not annoyingly so, with really friendly servers (Gasp! yes, friendly servers!) Prices are pretty reasonable. $14-18 for Hibachi items, $9-12 for Chinese entrees, and $7 for the Chinese lunch special that comes with fried rice and soup. Bento boxes are $10, and the typical sushi roll will run around $8. For the food, I was generally very impressed. The Americanized Chinese food was really stellar. General Tsos Chicken and Sesame Chicken had white meat chicken, no tough chunks, and a great sauce that actually had some kick to it (along with some chili peppers). Authentic Chinese dishes that I tried were pretty solid too. Dan Dan noodles had less pork flavor than I hoped, but it was overall quite tasty and not too oily like you may find elsewhere. The Ma Po Tofu wasn't bad. Lots of tofu, some spice, and a generally good flavor. The Hot and Sour soup was not good, I thought. No one that ordered it in my party liked it. I'd opt for Egg drop or another soup. I would suggest going for lunch with a few friends... Get some of the Chinese lunch entrees, maybe a Hibachi item and a Bento box and share! There are lots of options, and the quality seems very high here.

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