input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: BLAH!!! When will frozen yogurt places get it???? We want DIY and we dont want your stupid TART frozen yogurt!!!! What a disappointment this place was! I was here a few weeks ago - totally jacked about a new frozen yogurt place and I should have listened to Tiffany! This is NOT my kind of place. I dont need some pimply-faced queen in training to be my YUM EXPERT (as he called himself) and try to explain how to build a treat. I know what I want and I know the right portions of which topping grrrrrr!!!!! The yogurt was pinch in the back of your mouth tart and the toppings (although plentiful) were all in different proportions as to what I would have preferred but since I didn't want to be in there for an hour explaining this to my YUM EXPERT I let him do it and of course it wasnt right and not worth the money. TCBY me anyday!!! Bleh!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: My first real ramen experience was at Ramen Sora and I surely wasn't disappointed. My check in to Ramen Sora resulted to a ton of advice coming from other Yelp peeps from Las Vegas to SoCal. Either I have lots of love coming from my Yelp homies or they knew I was a newbie to this phenomenon called Ramen. One common advice, if I like Ramen Sora, I will love Fukumimi. I knew that this visit was coming soon and when Elizabeth B set up the UYE, I could not resist. Somewhat armed with knowledge, one thing that I knew coming in was the noodle type that each place proposes. The Tantan Men was highly suggested, but there was too much in it that I was not allowed to eat until after Easter. So, kept this place bookmarked just for their Tantan Men. I opted for Fukumimi's Tonkotsu Miso Ramen minus the meat, added 2 extra eggs, and 3 extra seaweeds. When it comes to taste, I admit the broth was perfect and creamy. You also know it's creamy when you cannot see anything deep inside your bowl. So good that I didn't finish my bowl. As a special touch I added the Karaage to my order, which is basically small fried chicken pieces. But there's nothing basic about their Karaage. The Karaage is a tastier and super tender boneless chicken that's also lightly breaded. This complimented the ramen to perfection. As for who's got it better than them? Well, depends on the person. I prefer the taste of Fukumimi, but the noodles of Ramen Sora. In other words, I'm torn but do not mind taste testing both and having a personal challenge for the rest of my life. Couple of UYE call outs. First time to hang out at a UYE with Elizabeth B, Ian A, Shirley B, and Joe L. It's been a pleasure and great minds do think alike. Another UYE with Terri R, Alicia R, Francisco A, and Chad S in a week's time. This is becoming habit, this is becoming family. Thanks Elizabeth B. for setting this up. You're the best!! PS: Ate "Food for You" aka Shirley B taught me a chopstick trick when eating ramen. That is to keep the chopsticks intact and use it like a fork and twirl the noodles together. Sort of like how you use a fork to eat spaghetti. Pretty slick Shirley B.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
My friend and I went there today and I liked that it wasn't too loud or quiet. However after placing my order I noticed a cockroach crawling by my foot and not just a regular roach a big ass one! So we left. I'm sure the food is good but we were totally grossed out by the roach.