Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: The service I got here was terrible. I went to this all u can eat sushi cause It has good reviews but I was wrong... The waitress was rude didnt explain the menu and not everything is on it. The sushi chef had no clue what he was doing and couldnt give us suggestions. When the waitress stated not everything is on the menu so ask the chef...
Q: negative

A: I found the place a bit confusing when I first walked in as there are two entrances, one that appears to be for a restaurant setup and the other the Pizzeria. So I stood at the wrong counter for about 5 mins until someone came over to correct my error. Now this is just me, but I finally came to realize that I don not like NY style pizza. I've had it several times at other establishments and now I know its not what I like. It was good, the slices where substantial, but its not my thing. If you do like NY style pizza I would assume that you would enjoy Isa's.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Even after a few weeks, I still feel guilty from eating from the buffet of buffets. For $35 (after getting a player's card) you get to eat at seven deadly buf -(COUGH *sins*)- fets for 24 hrs, so plan wisely! (this doesn't include the bellagio or wynn buffets though =[ ) Hour one. Dinner: Spice Market Buffet at Planet Hollywood. A disappointment and poor start. The seafood was terrible, salty, and odd tasting. The line to get in took ~30 mins, but there were lines for the food inside. The Mexican and American food was decent. I wasn't impressed and it definitely screamed cheap buffet food made enticing via variety. Hour sixteen. Brunch: Le Village Buffet at Paris. Crazy long 1.5 hr line. Luckily this buffet was worth it. They have fresh omelets, and fabulous mac&cheese. The atmosphere was also lovely. My favorite out of the three hands down. Hour twenty-three.five. Dinner: Paradise Garden Buffet at Flamingo. Surprisingly better than I expected! Chief food highlights: asian pork buns, dim sum, cotton candy, and a chocolate fountain. Oh, and their flamingos outside were pretty cool too I guess. All in all, the buffet of buffets was worth it for the price. But after the 2nd buffet, I couldn't imagine walking into a 3rd. Mmm it hurt so good.
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Output: Just gross - let me count the ways: Crust - underdeveloped and soggy and chewy Sauce - way too sweet - sugary Cheese - a thick greasy layer on top of the toppings Six of my coworkers agreed that this was a pitiful attempt at pizza
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output: It's no surprise that the businesses around this place have lines & full parking lots, and this place has the buzz of zero interest. I woke up with a craving for a fresh bagel this morning, and decided to walk over to Everything Bagels. I walked in at 7:20 to a place with no sign of life. The display case was nearly empty, and there were very few bagels in baskets. I thought maybe they were closed. I was about to leave when an older man stepped out of the back. I asked if they were open, to which he gruffly responded, "yes, the door was open, wasn't it"? I was taken off guard by his rudeness, and apologized, and simply told him that it didn't seem like they were open yet. He said, "you're fine", as if I was the rude dumb-ass. He proceeded to lecture me on the fact that he was the only one there, and that he had many things he had to do all by himself. Here's some free advice dude --- it takes 2 seconds to make a card that says, "In back. I'll be with you in a moment". At this point, all I want to do is order something, and get the hell out of there. THEN, he asks me if I want a drink. I ask him how the iced coffee is served, to which he patronizingly says, "well, I give you a cup of ice, and you can poor the medium or dark roast over it". When I decline, he says, "do you mind telling me why you dont' like coffee over ice"?. More free advice - - It's stinking hot here, and you have to be totally clueless not to offer your customers a descent iced coffee during a Phoenix summer. Since he asked me why I don't like they way they serve it, I tell him that I don't like pouring hot coffee over ice because it just melts the ice cubes, and makes the drink watery. ---- DUH! I then muster all the politeness I have to ask him if he has every had toddy coffee. I mention that it's smooth, delicious & easy to make. He goes on this diatribe about all the water that is required to make a toddy coffee taste good. I make toddy coffee at home all the time, and he clearly didn't know what the heck he was talking about. It takes time, but not a huge amount of water. HUGE SURPRISE --- When I asked him if he had ever had toddy coffee, he said he had not. The take-away from this is that hot coffee over ice is bad. However you get your hands on cold brew is up to you, but a cold brew over ice is a key component to iced coffee. Summary: Customer service is key. If you don't have it, then you don't have my business.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output:
I give it a Meh. The food is predictable and the ambience includes loud kitchen noises and people yelling keno numbers. Good fresh squeezed orange juice.