Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: 4.5 or maybe 4.6 Finally got to try Wild Thaiger. By what I have read and now I interpreted the menu, I thought it was just fancy schmancy version of my fave Thai dishes. Since I'm not one to mess with classics, I didn't know how I'd like this spot. Wifey told me that tonight was the Thai New Year and they were going to have live music and dancers, so I figured uck it why not. What an awesome meal. We started with the veggie sampler ($12.95) as our appetizer and a big ole $5 Thai beer. The sampler had the corn fritters, veggie egg rolls and tofu in peanut sauce. The corn fritters were other worldly, totally killer, I really enjoyed the tofu and the veggie rolls. What a great way to open up the meal. For our meals, we split the Seafood Panang which was shrimp, scallops, mussels, calamari and salmon in a spicy red coconut sauce. The ONLY part I didn't totally love was the calamari, it was waaaay chewy. Every other part was perfect. The shrimp were sweet and succulent, the scallops cooked to utter perfection, the mussels were done the was they're supposed to be not chewy, tender) and the salmon was something to slap my mama over. The other dish we had to split was the Merry Mu (grilled pork served with coconut rice and carrot "relish"). The pork was perfectly seasoned sliced large pork pieces, the coconut rice was a sticky ball of semi sweet rice (not my bag, but I think some people would like it) and the carrot relish was more like a sweet carrot salad. It did come with this really peculiar (in a good way) green salty/bitter sauce that I kept going back to. I realized a piece of the pork, with some of the sweet carrot salad and the sauce had the total package. Wow. We ended the meal with a stiff cocktail (I had this cosmo thing with sake, cranberry and lime juice that I had them serve me in a regular cup instead of the martini glass so I didn't look like a nancy) and wifey had a big ole slice of chocolate cake. Triple decker and all. We ended up leaving around 720 or so, and the music was SUPPOSED to start at 7 but we didn't get to see it. Nevertheless, it was an awesome meal and I'm super stoked to have that cool Thai spot within walking/stumbling distance to the casa.
Q: negative

A: Terrible hotel. I usually spend 50+ nights a year in a hotel and this is easily the worst experience I have had in years. We originally were given a room overlooking about 10 dumpsters on the 3rd floor and asked to move so we wouldn't be woken up early by the trash truck. We moved to the 19th floor. 6:30 am construction of some sort started directly above us. After several calls to the front desk and GM the noise is still going on at 9am almost non stop on the floor above us. I would equate it too trying to sleep directly below a bowling alley. Chairs and furniture are being drug across the floor almost non stop. I am checking out a day early, this is just unacceptable. I could have gotten more sleep with a mattress on the strip. The shops at the linq are nice, lots to do, the hotel has been a nightmare experience.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Really? I can't believe this has so many stars! During vacation in Vegas my friend and I were **drunkenly** walking the streets of the strip and some man was giving out VIP access cards to the night club. Well...we figured why not...you only live once. What a nasty place. I was hoping there would be some attractive people there...maybe even some cute guys that were not injected with that terrible Jersey Shore serum that seemed to have infected every other club we went to. Well...we walked in...I paid $15 for my teaspoon shot of tequila to try to cut the smell of cheap perfume and cologne. The place was nastily packed and the group of large girls seemed to be overtaking the dance floor. Now, I'm not trying to be mean...but when we were trying to dance I did NOT want a large amount of sweaty skin rubbing against my silk dress. We stayed for 20 minutes and left. I'm glad the only money that I spent there was on a cheap tequila that gave me a headache...wait maybe that was the amount of grossness in the place?
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Output: It was too much of spice on every food. We tried 4 different dishes, good but too much spice.
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output: I would rate this place no stars if I could... I had purchased the $20 for $40 groupon and was extremely excited to try this place... As a frequent user of groupon I understand that many groupons cannot be applied towards happy hour prices. However, never I have gone into a restaurant and have been told that since I have a groupon that no one else in my 'party' could receive happy hour pricing.. So separate people can't have separate checks??? And they wanted us to pay $2.50 for hot sake (normal price) when happy hour sake was $1.. That's more of a discount than my groupon! And as to the food, it was OK. The rolls were small and flavorless. It is was not worth any more than groupon or happy hour pricing. The poke salad had good tuna but that's about it. Their rainbow roll and tiger roll were blah. The service itself was OK but the waitress SHOULD have given us separate checks... That's just stupid on her part. Doesn't she want a tip? Repeat customers??? Overall I was very disappointed. I am always looking for new happy hours.. And 808 sushi will not be on my list...
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Four of us went for Sunday Brunch on 2/17/13. We arrived at about 10:20 to only 1 party in front of us, we paid and were seated within minutes, (different story when we left, the line was very long). Everyone at our table enjoyed their meal very much. The only 'knock' I have is that one of my oysters had a very 'funny' aftertaste and I worried about it being bad, (it wasn't). The food and drink menu was very good, but I would have preferred to have a Bloody Mary option instead of just champagne, wine and beer. The $39.99 price is a bit steep for me for brunch, but comparable to other Sunday brunch buffets, it is quite reasonable. I would easily recommend Studio B when asked about Sunday brunch choices.