Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I still remember seeing this place when it first opened and witnessing how its evolved into this taco juggernaut. The space got bigger, they added outdoor seats, and now the crowd is out of control. Midday Saturday I waited 15 minutes for food. Can't imagine what its like peak times. Same recos - spicy pork is solid, almost like chinese bbq pork. Lengua is good too. Spicy pork fries are $10 and massive enough will feed an army of children (or hungry men, whomever you have). Even the half size lengua fries are massive, but the pork is better, unfortunately only comes in large.
Q: negative

A: Beer is ok. Food...meh. After watching more restaurant rescue shows than are healthy I should have learned a long time ago that any place with a menu the size of a phone book does mediocre food at best. BJs is no exception to this rule. The menu appeared to be heavy on pizza like products so I figured going that direction was the best bet...so I ordered a flat bread. It was supposed to have tomatoes, cheese and sausage. Tomatoes, yes. Cheese, yes. Sausage...not so much. There were a few (and I mean a few, sausage piece like substance on the flat bread, but I wouldn't say it was enough to qualify as saying the flat bread had sausage. As for the bread part of the flat bread it was crispy in parts and soggy in parts. Overall not a good effort. So assuming you can't make the most prominent thing on your menu (pizza like products) well it is fair to assume that the products on the other 90 pages of the menu (yes an exaggeration...its probably only 12 pages long) are, in all likelihood, mediocre also.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Can I call it home yet? Not quite but I think this plaza holds a lot of promise. There are several restaurants, Thai and Vietnamese and of course a boba, a yogurt shop and a nail supply store. This is about as authentic as it gets. Kudos to the people who named their Pho restaurant unPHOgettable. That's quite clever. *Please note sarcasm. I went here today for the Tet Festival which was a huge failure but that's aside the point. Driving up, there were lots of signs of COMING SOON for dim sum and more Vietnamese food. I did walk by the grocery store and thought about going in until a huge whiff of stink warded me off. Smelled like sewage backup. I hope Mekong a lot of success but for now I think it still has a lot of work before it can make it's way up to a 4 or 5 star plaza.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: Perhaps the finest dining experience I've ever enjoyed. I went with 3 friends. We were fortunate to be seated in one of the private "cabana" booths surrounded by flowing white drapes. Rather than go for the prix fixe menu, we ordered a la carte and shared salads, 4 apps, 4 entrees and 2 desserts. The service was attentive, informative, and fun. We were fortunate that our waitstaff were personable and truly understood how the food was prepared. The sommelier was knowledgeable and one of the few I've ever encountered that actually understood what we wanted and then, rather than push wines, brought us the perfect bottles The food was outstanding, from presentation to tasting. With so many different dishes, we tasted everything and truly, each plate was a different degree of wonderful. I'm not going to attempt to describe each and every dish, but from the beets to the foie gras to the short ribs to the monkfish to the chocolate tasting to the souffle and everything in between, it was all amazing. Almost 3 hours later, we left the sanctity of the cabana to the main restaurant, and realized that we had experienced something really special. Do yourself a favor and just go...
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output: Searching Yelp for a locally owned place to eat lunch in this area and the Asian Island popped up. Hawaiian and Chinese cuisine with sushi, prepared and served restaurant style but in a place that looks somewhat like a new dinner/fast food-ish. I had their Kung Pao Two ~ with chicken and shrimp. The portion was large and it was delish! The fried rice was a little dry, but still tasty. My friend had the Hawaiian Seafood Mix with fried shrimp and BBQ short ribs with a side of rice. He really enjoyed his meal. The Hawaiian BBQ short ribs were his fave ~ he gnawed on the bones! The service is very friendly and eager to please. If you're in the area looking for a great lunch, the Asian Island is a solid place to go.
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Generate a negative review for a place
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Two stars. One for price (less than 80 on a weekend) and location (heart of the strip). Okay after that... -3 stars for elevators. I mean really!! Sunday, check out day, 13th floor. The elevator going down is packed every time. After 5 minutes of watching this, we saw patrons take their wheelie suitcases and walk down the 13 floors of stairs!!! We had to jump on a car going up, that was half full. And it hit EVERY FLOOR on the way down to a room full of groans after the car was full. On the 7th floor some lady half cried as she threw herself into the car, wedging between suitcases. It was lord of the flies in there. So if your cheap, get on the 2nd floor and walk down a flight, otherwise good lord help you. Check out at 6 am.