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An example of an positive review: Einer der schonsten Biergarten in Karlsruhe. Das selbstgebraute Bier schmeckt hervorragend und fur die knusprige Haxe hier musste ich in Munchen einiges mehr bezahlen.

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An example of an positive review: OMG! Get the bread pudding! Its AMAZING!!!!! Also got the corned beef, wasn't the best I've ever had. But the one man band is really good, reminiscent of Jack Johnson. Our server Roxanne was really sweet too.

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An example of an negative review: Service was okay. Nothing special. Tasted like standard take-out. Not impressed.

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An example of an negative review: There are few places that I make a decision to NEVER step foot into again. Yasu has earned this dubious distinction from me. First, let me give you my background with sushi since this came into question from the manager himself. I have been eating sushi for about 11 years. Some really bad sushi, some amazing sushi. I have mentioned in previous reviews that I have had sushi fresh off a boat in Hawaii. While I don't claim to have had ALL the sushi in the world, I know what good sushi and what good sushi service is. Second, let me tell you that I have had omakase (chef's menu) in several locales, so I know what it entails. I was with a group of friends on my highly anticipated visit to Yasu Sushi Bistro. We had made a reservation and were seated immediately. We quickly decided to indulge in the omakase menu. We wanted the best that Yasu Sushi Bistro had to offer! I always say "Hit me with your best shot!" Well... if you have nothing to do, and aren't hungry...you should do the omakase menu. It took Thirty Minutes between courses. And please don't think we were given platters full of food. This is more like 2 small oysters per person, A plate of 1 shrimp, a couple slices of King Claim, a dollop of Spanish mackerel tartar on a bone chip.... So think tiny gourmet food. So think how hungry and irritated I was Two HOURS later. In a 3.5 hour visit, we had consumed Four tiny dishes. I really tried to be patient, but this is absurd and unacceptable! I finally asked for the check as we wanted to leave and go eat elsewhere. I expressed my displeasure at the slowness of the meal. Now before you Yasu lovers roll your eyes and shake your fingers at me. Let me put it in perspective. At ANY restaurant, it is unacceptable to be the first table to arrive, watch subsequent tables seated, and fed, and watch them leave and you're still waiting to be fed... you would be ticked off too. Now add to that a condescending manager who comes over to talk to you and asks if you have ever had an omakase experience before and tries to piss in your pocket and tell you that it's raining. Unacceptable. Now, add to that the restaurant sending out another dish after you had already asked for the check and then CHARGING you for that dish even though you said you didn't want the dish. I have nothing against the food, though it wasn't very imaginative on the SUSHI level. What killed the entire visit was the slowness of the courses, the response of the management, and the lack of ethical treatment in regards to the check. I will never visit Yasu Sushi again and I bet my stress level will be all the better for it.