input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Thanks to Anthony Bourdain we discovered the malaysian beauty that is Laksa, a mild curry noodle soup that is served with egg noodles, rice noodles, fish ball, shrimp, and crispy tofu, sometimes referred to as Curry Mee depending on the restaurant. Laksa is unlike any curry you've ever tasted, its not as spicy and lemongrassy as a thai curry, its not a sour sort of acquired taste that is a japanese curry, its delicate, its buttery, and absolutely freaking delicious. The Laksa here is hands down the tastiest Laksa I've ever had. It ruined me, I cant eat it at any of the other local places I used to go to. You can feel confident ordering from either the thai or malaysian side of the menu. I'm incredibly picky about my thai food; gratefully this place never dissapoints. My favorites aside from the Laksa are, the Roti with curry dipping sauce. The Roti is buttery and flaky like some kind of perfect biscuit/pancake hybrid, the dipping sauce is the same curry thats used in the laksa which I've already told you is delicious. The Thai Omelet with chicken is thin, crispy and never greasy, add a little sriracha and its just the way I like it! I also love their pad ki mao and the beef rendang; the sauce on the rendang will make your lips tingle just enough to make you sure you want more. When they ask what kind of rice you want make sure you say "coconut" and then make sure your friends do too, some fool always tries to order the brown rice and then ends up eating all your coconut rice. They have a full bar, a large lounge area, and patio outside for the smoking diners.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Greatly Disappointed We spent 3 nights at this hotel during our stay for a conference in Las Vegas in September 2005. The room was adequate...but we expected much more for the amount of money we paid. The pool is always crowded - to a point where it's unpleasant. It's a beautiful pool, however, they close it frequently to cater to private parties - as early as 5PM. During our last night, the hotel decided to have a party for, what the security department said was 10,000 people in the courtyard, which about 50% of the rooms face. It started at 8PM and continued until at least 1PM. They had the sound system blaring and it was unbearable. They are more interested in making money off of private parties than keeping their customers happy. In order to have 10,000 people - you need a VENUE - not a POOL outside of everyone's windows. However, upon our complaint (since we had an early flight to catch we had to sleep!) they did find us a new room quickly. They didn't offer to move all of our stuff for us, but they did bring up the key. The room we were moved to was almost worth the $230 a night they charged. Almost. So, if you're planning a stay on the strip, I have two pieces of advice: 1. Book EARLY so you're not stuck, and 2. Do NOT stay at the Flamingo. The Hilton Company should be ashamed! P.S. Our last stay was at the Luxor which was great...check it out!
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Bad customer service and also food wasnt fresh. Also try tonorder some stuff in the menu but they didnt have....