Q: My husband and I ate here dec 18 2010. And we ordered chow fun and some kind of noodle soup. Chow fun was $16 and the soup was $18. The service was bad. Not very friendly servers and also the manager staring on us while we were eating. I don't know why he was doing that. Anyway my husband said it was a waste of money paying $45 worth of food we paid. The food was not really good. And will not eat here again. We do not recommend this restaurant at all. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I was told about this place several months ago and every time I was in Phoenix, I just plain forgot....that was until about a week ago. As usual, my girlfriend and I were looking for a place to eat and could not decide where to go. We were both getting grumpy and hungry when I remembered, finally, Teakwoods! A friend of mine had told me about their wings and how good they were. I told him I like HOT and he said that I would love this place for their suicide wings. When we walked in I first noticed the peanut shells all over the floor and the buckets of peanuts on the tables, "Cool I can make a mess and not get yelled at!" We sat down and the waitress came right over to us with menus and took our drink orders. She was the only waitress there for the first half of our visit and she didn't miss a beat even though there were about five other tables, unfortunately I can't remember her name, but it was a very unusual name. My girlfriend and I both order the suicide wings and we were not at all disappointed. The flavor was great! They were extremely hot, but not enough to kill the chicken flavor and they didn't have that vinegary "sauce-out-of-the-bottle" taste that many wings have. I will be honest, it was our first visit, but not our last! Also, don't forget to scan the tag and get 15% off your food bill! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Interesting and kind of unexpected place. Came here during First Friday as a way to attempt to get away from all the emo that was crowding across the street. Succeeded, sort of. No cover, and places to sit. The crowd was surprisingly polite and apologetic when elbowing me in the head (I can stand the elbowing as long as there's an "oops, sorry" after it). My friends enjoyed their drinks and the music was good. Would come back again if I was downtown and needed a break from the tourists at Fremont St Experience. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Get a cheese steak and a drink, and you're tapped-out of $10 bucks. This place is a joke. Looks like and tastes like standard frozen Steak-umm, big deal. Really a lack of effort in-terms-of a "quality product" to produce a decent sandwich at that price. Took two more sandwiches to the office for lunch, and they were upset with quality and price and said "never again". Unanimous from everyone! Thumbs down. OPTIONS:
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negative