Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: You disappointed me, Penang. I sat down at a table and told the waiter, "I want something great that I can only get here at this restaurant, nowhere else in Las Vegas." He pointed out a menu photo of an orange-looking mix of curry/stir fry type stuff with "Penang" in the title, and I said yes. Know what showed up on my table? Pad... f*cking... Thai. Sure, it had a little spin on it with a bit of brown bean paste mixed in, but it was still Pad Thai with shrimp, squid, egg, noodles, and bean sprouts. It was pretty decent homestyle Pad Thai, even! But this is not the only restaurant in Las Vegas where you can get that. You can make your own decent Pad Thai if you just try! So I'm not going back here. Hue Thai next door is way more creative and you get more for your money too. It's 2010, Penang Malaysian! You'd better blow people's minds, because there's no room in this economy for mediocrity.
Q: positive

A: Classy mexican restaurant few miles from the the biltmore area. Servers are very attentitive. Menu has some unique items and the few dishes I have tried have all been great. Defnitley reccomend. Enchiladas were great and a slow cooked pork dish that I forgot name of . Two people with drinks expect a ill 60-80.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Great pizza. Loved it. 70 choices. I'm a Montrealer. Can't believe I never heard of this amazing place. Will definitely be going back . On the down side. the dessert was not great .canolis I believe. Salad was meh 2 cans of pepsi were nearly 5 bucks.
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Output: This is one of the best restaurants I have ever been a patron of. If you give it any less than 5/5 stars then you hate things that America stands for! The decor is awesome! The food is served out of an old airstream trailer named dutchess. It seems like everything around is collected from local thrifts. It's mainly retro and hodgepodge. There is a boxing ring you can step into and a store as well. They do different events on different nights to include swing dancing, boxing, old school workouts. The food is spectacular! There is a wide range of sliders, salads and drinks. They have salads and shareable dishes to include Mac n cheese muffin bites and chicken pot pie in a mason jar. All the drinks are served out of mason jars as well. They have 16oz jars and 32oz jars if you're looking for a little more liquid courage. Give this place a shot! You won't be let down. They do group events and functions and can be reserved for just about anything. So cool!
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Go west, young man. To Taliesin West, that is, the pet project of America's greatest architect, which lives on as a museum, residence, school, and anti-establishment cult headquarters all in one. The two-hour "insight tour" offers a special and unique glimpse into the life and work of the misunderstood and deeply flawed (note, the tour guide would take extreme issue with those qualifiers) genius that was Frank Lloyd Wright. Because Mr. Lloyd Wright prefers things to be simple, here are the three simple reasons to do this tour. First, Taliesin West, tucked into a remote, bucolic section of the Sonoran Desert, is worth visiting for its sheer beauty alone. Words do not do this place justice. And for better or worse, the only way to experience all of the physical magnificence of his work is to pay for the tour (more on why the $32 fee is actually absurd later). Second, contrary to what some other Yelpers have posted, the tour itself is very informative, though I suppose how much you get out of it depends on the tour guide. Our tour guide was extremely amusing and passionate about explicating the genius of FLW. And make no mistake about it, he was a genius. Further, much of the property remains as it was back when FLW inhabited it, and it continues to remain in use today. Therefore, the tour has more of an authentic feel than most. Third, as I alluded to before, the tour guide (at least the one I had) was positively insane, in a most entertaining way. As it so happens, the FLW Foundation seems to breed a loyalty and devotion to FLW so great that the Taliesin tour guides, or at least my guide, would likely go to war to defend their fearless leader's honor. "Frank Lloyd Wright just gets it," was the most common refrain to hear on this two-hour tour, uttered typically in an angry or otherwise disturbed tone. "HE UNDERSTOOD THIS." How did he know that aluminum would hold up in the rain? "BECAUSE HE USED ALUMINUM IN HIS SHOWER FOR THREE YEARS!" Why is his master bedroom so small? BECAUSE WHY DO YOU NEED A BIG ROOM IN WHICH TO BE UNCONSCIOUS! Literally every eponymous decision Mr. Wright made cut against the grain -- nay -- destroyed the grain, just as Mr. Wright advocated not "thinking outside" the box, but "destroying the box." Moreover, Mr. Wright was a brilliant man of the people and of nature, something of a cross between Marx and Einstein and Confucius. Mr. Wright didn't believe in a mark-up above ten percent. He always said, "Value received, not perceived." "For $5,000, you should have an architect design you your perfect home." I know, you're already hooked. You long to drive out deep into the desert now, to go see this amazing place and listen to this crazy man. I take off only one star because of the sheer hypocrisy of the pricing of the tour, given the apparent moral and philosophical persuasion of Mr. Wright that is so forcefully jammed down each visitor's throat. How is it that the value of this tour could be $32? If you went on the tour 156 times, you'd spend $5,000, which, according to Mr. Wright and his tour guide, should be enough for a FLW residence (which will last you a lifetime, because buying a house is the most important decision you will ever make in your life, and it's a disgrace that people usually move out of their house every four years and don't get their dream house until they're retired). Make this tour free instead of deviating from the otherwise uniformly socialist diatribe (which may or may not actually reflect FLW's actual views), and I'll add the star back. This cult deserves it.
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output:
My mother REALLY wanted to try this place out when we came to Vegas, despite my arguing against it. There were tons of people waiting for a table, both in the restaurant and outside, so she kept saying "Well it has to be good since there's so many people here !!" How I wished that was true. The wait wasn't too bad. 10~15 minutes. I got the calamari, and it sucked. Hated it. We ordered some beef entree and they didn't give it to us until near the end of the meal. Even after several reminders. Idk how the rest of the food was because I was too busy trying to eat the horrible calamari. My water was only refilled once. 20 minutes after it's been sitting at the edge of the table completely empty. I guess it's not that big of a deal but it is to me. I mean, I would have asked for a refill myself if I could flag someone down but noo they were all running around serving other tables, and being apparently much too busy to attend to our one table.