Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This is a great Chinese restaurant for sure! I've eaten here several times. I'd say my favorite dish is the garlic chicken. There lunch specials are really good and very cheap. And they have a full bar.
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A: I've been here a couple of times with friends for coffee and a pastry. The coffee is very good, and the ambiance is real Montreal. Friendly owners and locals hanging out and enjoying life. A definite must stop for a coffee in St. Henri, much better coffee than the big box store down the street.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The food was a really tasty and reasonably priced. Not much Cuban food that I am aware of in the area and this one is a nice start. Interesting decor but who cares when the food and quality of it is that good. The level of care of the chef was nice they came out to chat and gave us some gaspacho to try that they were making for that evening. I'd definitely go back for the empinadas.
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Output: 4.5 stars My bf and I adored this place when we tried it for the first time last week. I can't believe we didn't try this place out sooner!! Service was so-so..but the food was great! What we ordered: - spicy chicken wings: DEEEELLISH! I think this was my bf's favorite. If you are in the mood for fried chicken wings, order this! It's fried wings covered in a sweet & spicy sauce so it's a bit sticky. These little things were just addicting and we loved every bite. - drunken noodles w/ seafood: yummy while it's hot! The first bite was amazing. I haven't had drunken noodles this good in awhile. It's more saucy than I'm used to but the flavor was all there. They didn't skimp out on the seafood either. Mussles, shrimp, scallop, & imitation crab [disappointed in the imitation crab but that's ok]. The only thing I didn't like about it was that the noodles stuck together after awhile so it got clumpy. Flavors were still good so I accepted it lol. - braised short rib w/ panang: this was interesting. Decided to order it because of its popularity among yelp reviews. On the pricey side [~$17].. but it's braised short rib so I get it. I don't know if this is the best combination for my taste buds but I can see it growing on me. It's still good don't get me wrong and I might order it again. I think I would have liked it if the short rib was more moist..I think it was more on the drier side which is why I can't give it a glowing review. Maybe it was an off day..but that's just what I thought about it. I will absolutely come back the next time I'm in vegas. It's a must-stop!!!
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output: I haven't eaten here. I attempted to eat here, solo, on a Tuesday night at 7:45pm. The wait, I was informed was 30-40minutes. WHAT?!!? So yah, this place is new....so maybe it was opening week excitement..... it's situated right in the middle of all those Chinese restaurants at Green and 4th. The restaurant front looks like it's attempting to be trendy with just a big old piece of large plywood stretching from ground to roof. You walk in, the restaurant is painted black... again.... an attempt at modern trendiness. There's a sushi case as you walk in... no sushi bar. The restaurant has small tables... all black. Trendy. I look at the menu... which is where I'm putting this two star review..... it's EXPENSIVE. I mean, not as in, "I have to take out a loan or a new mortage" but it's expensive for sushi AND ramen in terms of any major city price. A sushi deluxe here runs about $22. In NYC, it starts at $18.... and that's for a mediocre place in Times Square which is still pretty-darn good. Over at Sushi Kame on Church St, I think it's around $18 as well. And unless Sakanaya has fishermen delivering their fish DAILY to this restaurant, I highly doubt that it's worth the price. The ramen, here, is $13. This is where everything is out of whack.... in Tokyo --- the birth place of ramen.... a typical shoyu ramen costs, AT MOST, $8. Up in Chicago, at Santoku... it's about $8 for a small bowl... $10 for a large. In NYC, at Totto Ramen... the BEST ramen shop in all of NYC, where lines are snaking down the block at ALL HOURS, the ramen is $9.75.... if you want extra pork, then that puts it up at $11. I don't know how Sakanaya is justifying this price, but it had better be hand-pulled noodles, 3-day simmered broth and berkshire pork.... I will gladly update my review once I actually eat here, but until then based on these prices.... I'm skeptical. I walked across the street to Pho 911 for a nice big bowl of soup.... $8.75.... no wait.
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Who doesn't love throwing peanut shells on the floor? Not to mention for "bar food" this place takes it up a notch. Most recently, I enjoyed a green chile cheese burger which was ginormous! Already a fan of the ruben and the cheesesteak. Plenty of drink specials and TVs for watching games. On my last visit, I noticed they offer live music on weekends. Will have to keep an eye on that...