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Output: Had lunch with a friend here recently. I can't really say that I had anything that really stood out. It did bother me that I was unable to take my soup home with me. I normally only take eat a few spoonfuls of my soup then take the rest home to my daughter who loves it. I do this at most Chinese restaurants I go to. And I know if you order take out the soup is not included. But this is the first time I have had someone tell me I couldn't take my soup home because it free so it can't leave the restaurant. If they had told me that they don't have containers for me to take it home I would have understood. But to say I can't take it because it was free to me was annoying. Maybe I should have brought my own Tupperware. I won't go back.

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Output: Pricey for the taste.

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Output: Not a fan. I was hungry for a good pastrami on rye.I arrived there were 3-4 people there waiting on food. 1 person working at noon on a Saturday. Took 25 mins to place my order. Pastrami was disappointing it tasted more like lunch meat pastrami. You can get a better pastrami sandwich shy Port O Sub's. I won't be going back!

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If anything, this is a fun place to look around. It's like looking through your drag mother's attic. Boom Boom La Rue's is situated in its own pavillion in the Antiques Marketplace. It isn't a drag superstore; it's just a small little annex in the main building. They have a lot of women's clothes that are obviously not for women and gaudy accessories are plentiful. The clothes are really just hyperbolic interpretations of what women wear. One can find a vast selection of shoes, women's sizes 10 and up. As one who does drag only for Halloween, I must say this cozy little place offers larger shoes I need (size 12 in women's) and offers also a fun little stop if I'm in the building.