Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: First and Last Time...... This review is based on the "South West of The Border Breakfast Burrito." Such a disappointment. I was told by the waitress this was a popular choice among the regulars. (False Advertisement) The burrito contains according to their menu Jumbo Flour tortilla, Chorizo, Egg, Cheese, Grilled onion, Seasoned Potatoes, And salsa. Unfortunately the chef/owner forgot to add the seasoned potatoes, salsa came on the side instead of inside (which I specifically asked for inside). I didn't really see or taste the chorizo and it didn't appear to be mixed in with the egg unless the egg/chorizo ratio wasn't proportional. I seen a few pieces of grilled onion after I opened it up to uncover what's really inside the burrito. In conclusion: the burrito was very plain and ruined my appetite. I left half the burrito on the plate despite my starvation. Suggestion: This is a must! -The chorizo/egg ratio needs to be proportional! (It is called a South west of the border burrito for crying out loud) all I tasted was plain egg. Horrible. -Don't forget the seasoned potatoes! (How could u forget this!!) I'm still bothered by this. -add grilled bell peppers & onion (proportional) - Please put the Salsa inside the burrito not on the side unless the customer states otherwise. -Home made salsa may be better choice over "Picante Brand Salsa". -7.95$ is not reasonable priced. (5.95$ if made correctly. ) I really hate to write a negative review. Sorry i didn't tell you in person I was too upset. **Please improve this burrito and allow it to live up to his name without ruining an appetite or mood.
Q: negative

A: Food poisoning. When you spend 250 bucks on a meal you'd expect a certain level of sanitary conditions. I feel more confident about the hole in the wall cat hunters. Gf was throwing up all day.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Items Selected: XLB Shu Mai Steamed BBQ Pork Buns Lobster Special with Ginger Noodles Egg Custard Tarts Baked Egg Buns Baked BBQ Pork Buns Crispy Garlic Smelt Baked Coconut Buns Crispy Duck Sticky Pork Ribs Shrimp and Crab Balls Having found KJ Seafood and Dim Sum at the Rio a good value for high quality cart service as a packed dining room assured freshly circulating plates throughout our ninety minute stay it was with a group of five that I sat down at Spring Mountain staple Cathay House hoping to further dispel rumors of Sin City's subpar dim sum but with slipshod service and too few patrons even on Saturday at noon the results were, at best, mixed. Starting at the door where hasty greetings lead us to the back room it would be less that thirty seconds after seating that the blitzkrieg began - baskets and steamers that had clearly been propped against the wall shoved in our faces with several selections requiring an unannounced trip to the kitchen microwave - and kicking off with a trio of steamed options it was only BBQ Pork buns that proved competent as rubbery XLB and Shu Mai skins undermined otherwise juicy contents. Still frenetic in pace as a $16 lobster special with slippery noodles swimming in ginger found its way to the table alongside a trio of excellent baked pastries it would unfortunately not be long before these gems were lost amidst overly salted garlic smelt and a dry coconut sponge, the duo immediately leaving me parched as beverage refills lagged. Admittedly underwhelmed at this point but willing to go one more round it was at long last (actually only 40 minutes) that Cathay House would rally with a strong finish from a duo of kitchen fresh carts - the crispy duck, sticky pork ribs, and supple shrimp balls all piping hot and reference standard leaving me to wonder what could have been had everything else been delivered fresh.
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Output: This is another outpost of the chain and it was pretty empty on a Friday night. I either keep ordering the wrong food or the place just isn't that good. I used the $25 gift card they gave me for my last bad experience here seven months ago. My order on this date night was one of their Lavosh Pizza's. It was the shrimp and feta concoction The crust was cracker-like, but in fairness the ingredients were fairly fresh. The waitress quickly gave us a new pita when the one we got to dip in our red pepper hummus appetizer was hard as a rock. They should cut the pita in triangles and put it in a warmer before serving. The hummus was decent, but nothing really was too memorable.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: This place could have been great rather than just ok. The idea of a Spanish tapas bar in Vegas sounds like a perfect match when thinking of the energy, flavors and style of tapas dining. However, considering all the great fancy fused dining options in Vegas that already look like this place, they should have spent more time on making the food tasty and giving diners an authentic taste/experience in a cool modern Spanish setting than just making the plating look pretty in a non descript space.
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Came for lunch but very disappointed ... Buffet barely had food and for $8.95 it's not worth it. The food had no taste... Kind of blah... It is not really Thai because Thai spice is really great but here there's not even a spicy dish. Boring place ... The waiter who is also the brother of the owner is nice and all but zero personality to be in this business... They need help OH LORD... Or maybe it's time to close doors ... Food not fresh and uninviting buffet.. I guess I won't be coming here again as it keeps going down unless a miracle happens .. They need restaurant impossible team to come in and make it happen...