Q: I had heard about Rosemary's for a long time and tried to make reservations but they were sold out. Finally, tried it on Christmas eve. Somewhat over attentive service if that is possible. Every sentence ended in sir. Much better than dude and shows serious waiter training here. The food is what brings customers back and the appetizer of bbq shrimp with a killer sauce. How good was the sauce? My dinner companion used the bread to soak every bit of it. Both of us had salmon. Excellent quality and cooked perfectly. Again, both of us had apple tart and cinnamon ice cream. Sounded much better than the taste. It was good but did not match the previous dishes. Wine prices quite high prevents me from giving this place 5 stars. They shouldn't try to soak customers this way. Highly recommend place. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: The wife and I were running errands around town, and our path was going to take us through China Town. We had both been craving Thai food, and because we were without a computer, we had to choose a place the old fashioned way, that is, we looked to see which restaurant had the most cars outside of it. Its hard to tell in China Town because it is just strip mall after strip mall, but there seemed to be many cars in front of Krung Siam and people going inside. When we got in, we were pleasantly surprised. The decor was very modern, and I felt like we were in an upscale Asian restaurant in Chicago or New York. Additionally, from the looks of the lights and the sound set up on the inside, this place gets hopping after dark. We were greeted by a very young looking hostess, and actually all the staff we saw were quite young, which was just not what we are used to in this part of town. On to the food! I got the Pad See Uw with Tofu and the wife got pineapple fried rice. We also both got Thai Iced Tea. The tea was not as sweet as I've had other places, which was very nice. The spices were more prominent, and the flavor was bold, but not overpowering. My dish was amazing. I think its probably the best tofu I've had in a while. It w as fried, but not over fried and the black soy sauce filled the pores of the tofu. It was nice and firm, but not too crunchy. The noodles were also cooked perfectly. I could have eaten them by themselves. The veggies were also cooked well, not too stiff and not soggy. The wife's lunch was also very good. All the veggies and fruit was very fresh, and including raw cashews and unsweetened raisins really completed the meal. It was flavorful but not too sweet and not too salty. The price was very reasonable. Less than at our other Thai haunts. We paid about $22 for the 2 entrees and 2 Thai teas. Not bad at all. If I could give Krung Siam a 3.5 I would, but I will round up to a 4. I am excited to come back to this place. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Never Again! Horrible customer service! Took my nephew and his wife here on 5/31, everything was great until the waitress dropped our whole order right by our table.... It was an accident so of course we understood... The part that irked me was the lack of customer service.... The manager never came over, not even the waitress.... Until our food was ready again then she informed me the manager can give us 10% off. Whatever. That's fine. But no apology, no service, no refills on chips or drinks after the waitress dropped our food. This place is going downhill and I won't be back! OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I fail to see a reason for this store to even exist. Item selection in this store is sporadic, poor, the quality can not be attested to and the prices are completely arbitrary. The store it self has a dirty and temporary feel to it. The crowd that this store attacks is also less than savory. The store seems out of place in this neighborhood and has little use to me. Other than looking for Halloween costume crap I would not recommend stopping in here. OPTIONS:
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negative