Sentiment analysis: I took my mom here as a treat for both of us and a treat it was! We had the chef's selection and we each had different dishes for every course, which means we got to try most of the menu. Everything was amazing! Like others have said, the foie grass is to die for, I would go back just for another taste of that. I loved the pea soup as well and the deserts were delicious. The service was also amazing. I was worried we would feel out of place, as we don't usually frequent upscale restaurants, but I could not have felt more comfortable and at ease. The waiter and table staff somehow found the perfect balance between always being there when we needed them but not making us feel like someone is constantly looking over our shoulder. Lastly, I walked in knowing I would have buyer's remorse the next day (I had never payed $360 for dinner for 2 before - tip included). But everything was so good it felt totally worth it. I am going back in August, though for a smaller menu ;) Definitely a must try!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Man pho was bad yesterday. I hate to rip on my people but they need to step it up. Noodle tasted like one of those instant pho from Lee Lee's supermarket and was extra soggy. I could have sworn the "special combination" was a lot better last time. The fatty piece they added into the special combination tasted weird. Won't be coming back anytime soon until I see better reviews.
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Sentiment analysis: The Scottish Experience is subtle and tasteful, which is more than can be said of the surrounding tourist traps who think blaring out the Red Hot Chilli Pipers while upselling shortbread and Nessie constitutes as having roots in this otherwise beautiful country. So for some, this elegant store may not immediately strike you as being "Scots Whae Hae!", but I can assure you that it is a store with substance. Selling contemporary jewellery of Scottish design, cashmere kilts and classy souvenirs, it is great for tourists while also not completely alienating its Scottish customers! They sell clan tartan, making this place a great stop for couples looking for a traditional wedding, but since I'm not dancing the Dashing White Sergeant up the aisle just yet, I'm quite taken with their jewellery. With the price varying from affordable silver pieces to designers such as Ortak and Sheila Fleet, they sell modern and stylish jewellery fit for special occasions as much as graceful souvenirs. As much as the pieces are modern, they are still authentic and homegrown. There were some beautiful designs in here that I've never seen in other stockists and am almost tempted to return and purchase the clam charm I fell in love with. But rather than waste such a beautiful necklace on boozy nights out I'll wait it out till the next wedding (my friends are all reaching that age which is terrifying). But while I continue to ogle and appreciate the sophisticated stock, some others may find it useful if they've got a hot date coming up!
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positive