Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Want to become your own Romare Bearden...or get to know your creative side a bit better? Why not give it a go with The Wine Palette (TWP)? TWP is a locally owned company who wants you to express yourself through art. The concept is simple--enjoy a sip of wine while creating your own masterpiece! Being an amateur painter myself I love this concept...and what isn't better with a glass of vino? You are allowed to bring your own wine to the party, and food if you'd like too. The owners, Neha Negandhi and Monika Shah (who also happen to be sisters!) want to make the environment just right for all their customers and they truly go the extra mile. When I visited the studio they were hosting Raise Your Palette Night where they partner with a local charity and 50% of all proceeds made that evening go towards the charity. That evening's beneficiary was Promising Pages, a local non-profit group who provides books and literary programs to children in need. Neha welcomed all the attendees to the event and Monika was the paparazzi of the evening, taking photos of the guests. In addition to Raise Your Palette events, TWP hosts private events (why not blow out your birthday candles at TWP?) and will even come to your office for team building opportunities with your employers. While having your social painting experience, there is an instructor that walks you through creating your artwork, step by step so there is no reason to be intimidated. There are various designs that can be created such as landscapes, guitar, zen tree, etc and all are posted on their online calendar. I had a great experience at The Wine Palette and plan on going back to create a true masterpiece.
Q: negative

A: I feel bad that I am giving this such a poor rating because my friend (and now fellow Yelper), Shari V., really seems to like this restaurant. However, the wine menu is extremely limited, in my opinion, and the food was terrible. I have a friend, Michael C., who said to me once that it is not fair to rate a restaurant based on only one visit but... I can't help it. I had only a half grilled veggie sandwich (because I was sharing), and I couldn't even choke that down. "Shoe leather" is what comes to mind. With so many other good restaurants, I would not suggest anyone waste their time with this one.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I went back today and had basically the same dish. The food was good and satisfying. The iced tea is a little strange, probably a Thai tea but the food is good and the people are nice.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I was excited to try this place but a few things about the restaurant of why I will not go back. 1) After reading the mouth watering description complete with white truffle oil and the server's recommendation I ordered the pot roast, expecting an elegant and delicious version of a dish that I'm very familiar with. The presentation was spectacular as it comes in a bowl with a cover to keep warm as it's brought out to the table. However that meat itself was crunchy and dry, not a description that you want with pot roast. It was covered in a soup like gravy that did have good flavor but not enough to overcome the dry piece of $17 pot roast I just paid for. 2) Two other guests at my table had the salmon, and as i did not try this personally all I can say is that they said it was bland and very fishy. 3) Another guest had a Caesar salad and couldn't eat it. She said it tasted like oil was drizzled on lettuce in order to keep the cheese to stick. All-in-all the food was poor to mediocre and maybe it was an off day but a Thursday is a pretty big dinning nite out for a lot of people so I hope they were not using up food as they tried to prepare for the weekend. 4) The parking situation is a joke. They have a huge lot, probably one of the biggest on Montford but offer complimentary valet in the parking lot where you could easily fit most patrons cars however most people didn't want to tip a guy who had to walk 10 feet to get their car. Out of principle I parked on the street and saved myself $5. 5) Good things about the restaurant...everyone was very friendly, good service (however nothing was done when I told the server my dish was not good and dry but I was hungry so ate the majority of it), the atmosphere was very nice and this would be a place that I would want to frequent if the food was good.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Ramen noodles are thicker and chewier; shio broth is flavorful but not too salty; the chashu is generous compared to most, if not all, of the local Las Vegas competition. Good reason to come back for more, not to mention that the wait staff are friendly and will get the answers to the questions you ask about the food and restaurant, if they don't know the answer. I dropped by Ramen Sora after seeing the new signage on Spring Mountain Rd, and was waiting for it to finally be opened. What can I say, I love ramen to the point that I actually went to a Ramen Museum while visiting Japan with friends I met during college. I have developed a certain personal preference for what I considered great ramen, and the thinker noodles served here is one of those pluses in my ramen critique formula. The broth has good flavor without being overly greasy or too salty. The chashu is pretty good, almost melt-in-your mouth tender, and the portions served in my Deluxe Ramen was more generous than the competition. Although the overall portion is on the smallish side for me, and I definitely need to pay the nominal fee for the extra noodles. Or order one of the side rice bowls. Anyway, they seemed to be off to a decent start, already earning 4.5 stars on 7 reviews on Yelp in the first 2-3 days of opening. The staff is friendly and the service is quick. I definitely would recommend this ramen restaurant, which is their first US store to open, making this an international ramen chain with two more locations in Sapporo, Japan (Hokkaido area). Being a Sapporo-style ramen-ya, their miso ramen is a definite must try, since it originated there and uses akamiso (red soybean paste). Food: 4/5 The best, or the top two ramen option in Las Vegas. Service: 5/5 Friendly, not too pushy, and attentive. Value: 4/5 Generous with the chashu, but the regular bowl of ramen is not that large. I definitely need to exercise the kaedama (extra noodle) option. Location: Not too far from the Strip on Spring Mountain Road. Parking: 3/5 Private lot, but it is not that big. But there are usually street parking if the lot is full. Repeat visit probability: Fairly high
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Yes I too wanted a Cronut. There was a large sign in front announcing that they where there. But, it was not to be. I walked in and I have to say, it felt different. I didn't have the magical feeling I had before. Something, just felt off. My Nutella senses were not tingling as usual. I waited as the person in front of me chatted with the cashier about her continuing education, not once getting acknowledged, I waited, I waited, I didn't see anything that screamed Cronut to me, but I had never seen one in person. So, I waited. Yippee. My turn. One Cronut please. Oh, we don't have any. I thought they must have run out, it was 10:30am. "Our refrigeration is out and the dough was ruined." Hmm Wouldn't other "doughs" be ruined by the lack of refrigeration is THE DESERT?? She preceded to walk over to the bakery case, that was pretty empty and ask what she could get me. Yet another problem, I'm 5'2" and she was about the same height, it was like a jailhouse visit...we just needed the phone so I could hear her. I walked around the counter and had to ask, does Chris still own this. She said NO. That's when the rest of my little Nutella muffin eating heart died. No Cronut for You! Next!!