input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Wish I could've liked this place. I only tried the Ramon. The pork was completely inedible and the egg was uncooked. The pork belly was the texture of an over cooked pork chop that your drunken friend would've been excited to cook for you. I ate what I could but when the waiter asked how everything was, I had to complain. He argued with me and basically tried to inform me that Ramon is supposed to be like this. Uncooked egg and inedible pork? Don't think so. After he checked with the manager they took off a whopping 40%. Will be my last time coming here. Thanks.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Hosted my last big event here in November and rented the entire restaurant. They are top notch here: food, service, prices, staff! Can't wait to come back!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
A good natured host, whimsical quotes peppering the wall, steaming bowls of Cheese Ramyun, and delightfully weird K-pop music videos on a perpetual loop; place looks like a keeper. Once you get past ordering off the menus that were obviously designed by a camel or some other creature with absolutely no knowledge of how normal humans logically read menus, you're off on a highly palatable journey of experiencing the best Korean (I've yet to have) in Montreal. What makes it the best? everything is fresh, authentic, colorful, piping hot (when it's supposed to be), and gets to your table and into your mouth at near warp speed. Additionally, the chow is so cheap you'll be asking yourself whether some rich North Korean is secretly funding the place for spying purposes and whether they're plastering numbers smaller than 10 on the blackboard just to keep up appearances. This Guy-Concordia area haunt is a must for any and all bibimbap seeking Kimchi junkies, ketchup/salt/sugar packet stealing broke students, and any Korean food anonymous members. Best enjoyed with between one and fourteen adult beverages. Kali Orexi