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A: If I could leave zero starts I would. Came in with my family for AYCE and a chicken teri bowl. Server was irritated at us right off the bat due to us asking for an extra plate and fork. (I'm white and can't use chop sticks!) I got the chicken teri bowl and almost choked on a bone. Really? It was cut up chicken breast! We were only about the 3rd family in the place and service was very slow. Getting sushi took forever with poor presentation. Quality wasn't the best either. IMO - go to HIKARI if you're looking for AYCE sushi!
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A: no longer in business
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Was too excited about going on the dinner tour with this company. Unfortunately, we had our original reservation cancelled due to a low turn out. Once we rescheduled, I tried to contact the merchant to confirm & could not get a hold of them. Their website disappeared, there was no phone number listed & my emails kept getting kicked back. Currently, I am trying to get my refund from livingsocial....long story short SAVE YOUR TIME & MONEY!
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Output: Cable companies have been doing installations for...what....30 years now? You'd think they'd have the process down fairly well. Unfortunately, you'd be wrong. They still fail to call you, fail to show up on time, fail to do anything they say they're going to do. I've now wasted two full days based on empty promises from their installation people and I STILL have no idea when I'm actually going to get internet service. And, because they're a monopoly, I have no choice but to just sit here and take it. (which probably speaks to why they haven't bothered to improve their installation process at all in the last 30 years)
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output: I've been waiting for this to open for a while - finally real Chinese food in the green valley area. Unfortunately their dim sum was a huge disappointment. We went around 11am on a Saturday. Decent sized menu but not a great selection of dim sum. We just got siu mai, hargow, char siu bao, shrimp w rice noodle, and some mushroom thing - think it was mushroom caps stuffed with pork and baked. Most of it was mediocre, but the hargow and shrimp rice noodle may have been made from spoiled shrimp. They were pretty small and had an off sour taste. Both dishes are basically just shrimp and rice noodles so the sour flavor couldn't have been anything but the shrimp. Fingers crossed that none of us get sick. The fried rice was pretty good, if a little pricey at $9. It had great curry flavor, not spicy but with a little bit of a kick. The egg was cooked all the way thru so there was no yolk to mix up with the rice, but I still liked it. I'm happy to have an option when I just don't feel like driving to Chinatown, but I definitely won't get their dim sum again. A huge pet peeve for me at Asian restaurants is places that don't mention that they charge for things that are generally free - rice or tea. I don't know anywhere else In town that charges for tea, but fyi its $2.50 for a pot here.
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The breakfast quiche and the croissants are really quite fine here. The chocolate and almond croissant is off the hook! This place takes "airport food" and makes the the "airport" part go away. Good food and friendly service.