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

An example of an positive review: Good solid vegan food. The entrees seemed on the small side to me, but everything was tasty. The restaurant tends more toward the less healthy end of the vegan spectrum. I call this vegan comfort food, which I really enjoy sometimes. There were not nearly enough vegetables with my food, and adding a pile of vegetables would have made a big difference, both in the size and healthfulness of the meal. The service was friendly, but scattered. Maybe they were having off day. To their credit, they did get me everything I requested. I am visiting from out of town, and I will definitely come back for the good treats, especially the incredible dessert menu. I am vegan and gluten free, and easily met my food needs here.

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

An example of an negative review: Wow, really? Not at all what I was expecting, especially with all the hype that surrounded this particular location. I live in the Bay Area, CA where there are plenty of Lee's Sandwiches. I've only been to one, in San Jose, but the variety of food they offered was mind-blowing. So when my parents and I were visiting my sister in Vegas and she told us about this massive Lee's that just opened and had 500 employees (according to local news), and after seeing all their billboards, I was expecting something fantastic. Well, not only did it not live up to the hype, it didn't even live up to what I would expect a Vietnamese sandwich shop to be. Yes, the place is ginormous, but that's primarily the sitting area. Set up bright and plentiful like a McD's, I can see people coming here during the wee Vegas hours. The actual menu though is puny. Some basic Vietnamese sandwiches (I've seen tiny locally owned shops offer a better variety) but mostly American sandwiches. Huh? Aside from the sandwiches, there are various sides, desserts, and snacks offered. It seemed to me the place didn't really need to be as big as it was considering their tiny menu. Sandwiches are pricier than Dakao, just a few blocks away and way way subpar. I grew up on Vietnamese sandwiches and eat them regularly and these were probably the worst I've ever had. Edible, yes. But a far far cry from an authentic Vietnamese sandwich. And the wait was pretty long too. I tried their siu mai (pork meatball) and their grilled pork. Their grilled pork tasted very little like Vietnamese grilled pork but was ok. Not great, just ok. Their siu mai though was very lacking in flavor. I've never not finished a Vietnamese sandwich before but I couldn't find it in me to finish the siu mai. Also, the sandwich itself was smaller than I expected. Apparently, Vegas Vietnamese sandwiches ARE smaller than the ones in the Bay Area but even compared to Dakao, the Lee's sandwiches were small. We had originally planned to eat lunch there and then order more sandwiches to go to eat later that day. But after our lunch there, we instead drove to Dakao and bought some sandwiches there, which are much better, not to mention cheaper, not to mention they are a locally-owned small business run by a cute husband & wife team. At least the girl who took our order spoke Vietnamese. But she wasn't very friendly (which actually is pretty authentic I guess). The Latino guy who was making the pastries was a lot more friendly. Although they serve some Vietnamese food, I don't know that I would actually classify this Lee's Sandwich as a Vietnamese food place. I honestly can't see this place surviving, but then again, I don't live in Vegas. The reason I am giving this place 2 stars instead of 1 is that my sister said their pate is the bomb. She said it is their only redeeming quality. Unfortunately, since we ended up not ordering more sandwiches, I wasn't able to try it myself so have to take her word for it.

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An example of an positive review: Holy awesomeness in my mouth! Was in town for work and was looking for a place to go that offered vegetarian options but wasn't too earthy since I was dining with coworkers. Despite some of the mixed reviews and seeing pictures of the crazy decor, I talked my party of 4 into making the trek to Krazy Fish. And it was SO worth it. (at least that's what 3 of us thought...the guy who only eats at chain restaurants wasn't all that impressed) I had the "special" pineapple margarita to wet my whistle. It was pretty good, but a little sweet for my liking. The tabled ordered the potato cakes and cheese and salsa to share. I can't put into words how good the potato cakes were. We had to fight over them and every drop of sauce on the plate. I was expecting typical fried southern potatoes but these had an Asian zing. The pineapple salsa was really quite amazing, too. I have a big appetite so I started off with a salad, too. I'd never had a salad with black eyed peas and jalapenos, but it was really, really good. For my meal I got the lemongrass tofu tacos. I consider myself to be a bit of a vegetarian taco aficionado since I eat vegetarian tacos any time I can find them and these were SO good! But even better were the jalapeno grits that came as my side. I'd never had grits before because, well, they seemed gritty and boring (or have meat in them) but these grits were nothing short of incredible. 3 of us got them, and we could have licked our bowls. I heard from my coworkers that she she-crab soup was really good and the Salmon tacos one of them had are still being talked about days later. If you're not put off by crazy decor and eating food items that seem like they might not go together (but actually do!) give this place a shot!

Input: What would be an example of an negative review?
An example of an negative review: Too much of ingredients. Either it is tooooo sweet or toooo sour. Compare to LA veggie restaurant, this is far more expensive and food are too much of ingredient.