Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I'm new to the pho scene but I've been to China Town before and like the energy and vibe there. I visited this restaurant with a friend for a late lunch today (Saturday) when the place was almost empty. This restaurant has a casual vibe and is open 24 hours a day. I actually liked the decor- it has a natural look, with wood chairs and large wooden blinds in a cafeteria-like open space. I liked the fresh and clean look - no old, dirty worn out rugs and dusty plastic plants like some restaurants have. The servers were relaxed and friendly, and brought the food promptly. Speed and convenience seem to be the words for this place. I liked the stacks of spoons and small bowls and the container of chopsticks on each table- no need to ask for anything. They bring a stack of paper napkins and you're pretty much good to go. There are at least 5 different sauces available at the table, from sweet hoisin to killer-hot sriracha. Before my seafood pho arrived, the server placed on the table a large plate of bean sprouts topped with branches of thai basil leaves- I thought it looked pretty cool. The pho bowl was HUGE- impossible to eat in one sitting! I enjoyed it, (gotta say, those squid pieces I could have done without- but that's a personal problem). We pulled leaves off the branches to put into the pho and happily slurped as much pho as we could eat before a personable server offered to pack up the rest for us to take home. He agreed that the huge bowls of pho were too much for one sitting, but a great deal budget- wise. I paid $11 for an appetizer and the pho and have enough pho for one or two more meals. I should warn, however, that the noodles get soft and mushy in a few hours. Maybe you should take them out of the broth if you aren't going to eat your leftovers for a few hours. Just an idea. So, not a fancy place, but very inviting with decent food. I'd come back and I'd bring friends.
Q: negative

A: This Applebee's is so crowd I hate going there. The wait is alway ridiculous. Which I don't really understand why. The food is bland and cold unless you get a skillet steak. The happy hour is okay bit even then it still classified as bar food at best. My recommendation is find another place.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I always look forward to come to Olives when I come to Vegas. It is somewhere you definitely need to make reservations or else you prob gonna have to wait. I never tried it for dinner but lunch is good and inexpensive. Service is usually good. They usually have lunch specials and I usually get that but i guess it depends on what pasta lunch special they have. Their pastas are really good because it's hand toss/house made. I also really recommend sharing a beef capraccio with a friend which is SUPER GOOD. There are like stuffing inside the middle of the plate and kind of a salad. I don't really like the stuffing but besides that It is super good. I recommend anybody coming here for lunch(never tried dinner) when they're in vegas.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I have bought a car at carmax in LA when I was younger and feel like the location was much better on quality on cars in stock. I am looking for a commuter car for my husband and we went to the Henderson location. My husband is a body shop manager and he was surprised by the vehicles they had on the floor. A lot of the vehicles on the floor and outside had noticeably been painted or had overspray on them. By all means I get these are used cars but the prices seemed way high considering the mileage and/or that they had been in accidents. The employees were helpful and the location is convenient off the freeway. Overall, the inventory likely changes every couples months and maybe it will get better. Just really know what you are getting into before you jump In to buying that used car from Carmax.
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output: Pretty regular sushi and teppanyaki. Not a lot of tricks at all with the teppan. Everything costs 2-3x normal retail cost it seems like. Salad was decent, though the dressing a bit acidic. I've had better miso soup, didn't taste authentic at all. The grilled meats were ready over 10 min before the grilled veggies were. The dessert wasn't very good - the best thing was the flourless mini cake with lychee creme(?) in the middle. The mochi ice cream was way worse than the store bought ones - the rice cake was hard and stale tasting due to the ice cream (why reinvent the wheel?). The sake syrup shot thing just tasted how flowery scents smell. Just weird. Definitely not worth the money. Try a different place!
Q: positive

A:
I enjoyed in immensely with only a few slight draw backs. The location is wonderful. I am not a desert fan, but there is something nice about eating outside on a warm day when it's January 4th. I had the chimichanga which was delicious. I chose the chicken which had a wonderful fresh flavor and a nice spice. My girlfriend had a burrito, which neither of us enjoyed as much because the flour tortilla tasted a little flat and she didn't enjoy the spice of the chicken. The chips where great, with a flour/corn mix flavor. I thought the salsa was good but bland. It tasted fresh, but lacked bite. I spiced it up and it was much better. The rice was some of the best I have had, and the beans were very good. I have had refried beans on a couple of different occasions in Phoenix and often there is a real smokey flavor. I love it, but it takes some getting used to. All and all I would recommend this place for a reasonable and good meal.