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An example of an positive review: Just mention this place and my mouth starts watering with the memory of the fantastic toro they served on the night I visited. Soooo good.... I sort of don't remember the rest of my meal b/c the toro was THAT good. I believe I had a roku roll...yes, that was good too. They have a nice cocktail list. I'm pretty sure I had a saketini, and I'm pretty sure I liked it. Oh, and we had edamame, which was also good. Even the non-sushi eaters at our table enjoyed their food! They serve a variety of cooked items, for your friends who don't dig raw fish. Which is fine, because that means more toro for me!

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An example of an negative review: Apparently if your standing under the lit "order here" sign and no one is at the register, the employee standing at the register over from the sign is not allowed to help you... You physically must be in his or her narrow line of sight and directly in front of their register or else in their world you physically do not exist. In other words very poor customer service.

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An example of an positive review: Ordered the Szechuan chicken and Hot and Sour soup both were delicious. The Szechuan chicken had plenty of white meat chicken. I only wish the vegetables had been sliced smaller and the dish was slightly less sweet, but I still thought it was good. The soup was full of shredded pork and veggies. Can't wait to try more from the menu.

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An example of an negative review: Some people may like Le Chariot. They might appreciate its charm and revel in rooting through all it has to offer to find great deals. I however, hate this place. It is effectivly a junk shop parading as a speciality items shop. A quick look on the window will have you spotting cool little things like military medals, collectables and other oddities, but once you get inside you will realsie this stuff is really just a load of old junk that nobody wants, yet the owner (a very grumpy old man, who frankly is rather scary) feels as though its worth a fortune, because that is what he charges for it. After spending some twenty minutes picking my way through a load of broken, damged and generally just crap stuff I spotted something I might have actually wanted - an old street sign that as far as I could tell had been stolen from a wall somewhere. I was told that it would cost me 30, and when I refused the guy tutted and effectivly ignored me for the rest of my time in the shop. I later spotted it in the all intising window, along with the rest of the good stuff that the guy refuses to sell with a whopping 45 price tag. Avoid this place, its all junk anyway.