Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I was really excited to come here and try this place out. My friend had told me it was really good, and what can I say, I can't resist crepes. However, I could have resisted these and did. The "savory" crepes were interesting, but in the end just plain bland. The service was not very good, as it was very slow. Would I go back? - No. Especially when there are so many other great brunch places to go to in the city.
Q: negative

A: Literally not much more than a hole in the wall located in a neglected corner of Chinatown this restaurant isn't a place to bring business partners, dates, or anybody you are hoping to impress. It's a dingy restaurant that's clearly seen better days and my iron stomach gets a little uneasy every time I step into the place. While the decor doesn't shine, the food does thanks to the thick sheen of oil on just about everything that comes out of the kitchen. It's typical Canadian style Chinese food and not a good version. The one and only thing that is reasonably decent and even worth going back and risking food poisoning for is their selection of rice hot pots. It's a dangerously hot earthenware bowl of cooked rice that has a nice crispy crust on top, then they top it with a juicy stir fry, the sauces flow into and get absorbed by the rice. It's the perfect choice for a wintry Montreal lunch and is one of the few Chinese dishes where I bypass the chopsticks and head straight for the spoon. Be warned, they take about 15 minutes to cook, but I've never seen them sold anywhere else in Montreal.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Sushi was very average. Ordered the snow roll and crazy tuna roll, both bland and rice tasted stale. Companion had hibachi which came out cold. Also ordered avocado sashimi, which hilariously was a sliced avocado w dipping sauce. Why even offer this? Hostess was rude, and waiter was incompetent (though pleasant), such as asking us if we wanted dessert when we hadn't even finished eating our main course. Would not bother to visit again.
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Output: I wanted to take my family to Oyster Bar for their last dinner in Vegas. Unfortunately, they got lost and by the time we got there, the line was already 20 people deep. My dad suggested we try Landry's Seafood across the street, which is how we ended up here. The meal started off decent enough. The happy hour menu had some nice appetizers to share including the onion strings, calamari, and firecracker shrimp. My dad raved about how well-battered and fried the onion strings were. It was good, but I wasn't as impressed. I really enjoyed the shrimp, but there were literally only 7 pieces of the small, fried shrimp (making it $1 per shrimp). Moving on to the entrees, I got the crawfish etouffee and substituted my house salad with the lobster bisque. The bisque was literally 3 parts cream, 1 part salt, and trace amounts of elemental lobster. It was inedible. The saltine crackers were stale, which didn't help matters. On the flip side, I did enjoy the crawfish etouffee to an extent. There was bountiful amounts of crawfish meat, but not enough rice to go with the salty base. The fish & chips, shrimp po-boy, and burger that the rest of my family ordered didn't fare much better. While the food was lackluster and somewhat abysmal, the service was great. But, If Oyster Bar has a long wait and you're having thoughts of walking across the street for seafood, think again. You're better off hitting up a cheaper Vegas buffet for your money.
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output: So I have been going to Teharu for about 2 years. I remember when there short lines and delicious sushi for a great price. At some point and time they started counting on quantity over quality. The portions got smaller and smaller, to the point where I went this evening and the salmon was literally paper thin. So essentially prices are the same but you get less. What?! Service was not great as it felt like it was understaffed (big difference from the first time I went there). The worst thing was the cleanliness. Tonight was the first time that I saw plates on the conveyor belt without covers on them, which was a big gross out factor for me. I will not be going back until they fix the quality of the food and the service to the old standards of the past.
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Answer:
I just figured out how to add my follow up to this review that I wrote last July. I contacted Texas Roadhouse the following day per the response that I got from them. The lady on the phone was friendly enough and asked a few questions about my experience there to confirm what happened. She mentioned she was surprised that the lady that was doing the seating didn't stop us to get a manager. On a side note, I just had this happen to me again at a Denny's with the same reaction from the guy who seated us. I don't think these guys take their job seriously. Anyways, the lady I spoke to with Texas Roadhouse apologized and asked me for my address and said she contact the restaurant to follow up and send some gift cards. I thanked her and we hung up. Didn't hear back from her again or get anything. I don't even know if they followed up with the restaurant. Around August I sent a message to Diania, the Texas Roadhouse representative who wrote the response to my Yelp review: "Hi, I wrote the review on 7/18 for the Texas Roadhouse in Gilbert. I called the 800-TEX-ROAD number the next day and spoke with a lady who took my information down. She seemed concerned that the girl that seated us did not attempt to stop us and get a manager when we informed her about our lack of service while leaving. The lady on the phone asked for my number and address and said she'd send some gift cards to us. I thanked her for the gesture and felt it was a great effort by the company to apologize for the incident. We haven't heard anything back since. The gift cards are not that important to me, but integrity is and if there was really no intention of follow through, it should have never been mentioned. I hope the person who took my info actually spoke with that manager of the Gilbert location. I suspect the manager may not have ever been made aware of the situation that day by the employee, which, if it were the case, would be a shame. I do enjoy Texas Roadhouse restaurants very much, and have been a fan of the establishments since the late nineties, when I visited my first one in Colorado Springs. So I have no intention of boycotting the restaurants, but I'm sure I'll avoid the Gilbert location. Sincerely, Tom H" She gave a great response: "Tom, I apologize for the delay in responding to your email. I have been out of town but will look into this immediately. Follow through on any promise made by Texas Roadhouse is mandatory and not an option. We pride ourselves on our integrity and always doing right by our guests. Thank you for bringing this to my attention and for giving me the opportunity to ensure we do the right thing. Diania C" And....never heard anything back again.....here we are in December. Oh well, I still go to Texas Roadhouse, For the most part, it's almost always a pleasant experience and I've always got great food. Just the one location in Gilbert left me with some bitterness. I think the fact that my kids, wife and I were hungrier than usual, plus the fact that it wasn't busy there just added insult to injury.