Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I came here with the bf during our trip to Vegas and it did not disappoint. It was pretty crowded on a Tuesday night. There was a 45 min wait for a table of 2. Luckily, although we had reservations at 8:30 and arrived early at 8, we were seated right away. I wasn't feeling to well so I asked for a hot water with lemon and honey. I was pleasantly surprised when the bill came and was not charged for it. For my appetizer, I ordered the pan seared scallops, which were cooked to perfection. Every bite pretty much melted in my mouth. I ordered the pork tenderloin, cooked medium, for my entree and it was perfect. After both dishes, I was too full for dessert. My bf ordered the lobster tacos for his appetizer and it was AMAZING. The shell was so crispy, and the lobster filling was very flavorful. It came it 3 pieces, but were very small, pretty much bite sized. For this entree he got the cascabel chile crusted rabbit. I wasn't very impressed with this dish. I've had rabbit before, and enjoyed it. But, the rabbit here was very tough. This was the only dish the was a disappointment. Overall, the service was impeccable, and the food overall was good!
Q: positive

A: Rice Paper is a modern, trendy take on Vietnamese cuisine. On the outside, it doesn't look like a restaurant at all - mostly because it is actually a renovated house. On the inside, it was an intimate restaurant space with a full bar, complete with a big dispenser of lychee vodka on the counter. It's mostly filled with tables for two, so you'd probably have to make a reservation if you wanted to bring in a large party. However, the atmosphere is great, somehow fusing modern and rustic. It really is a fashionable place - being served water with a slice of cucumber is one of your first indicators. I would have liked to try their pho, but I only had room for a snack. I really wanted to try their specialty rice paper rolls. These are expensive snacks, though. The rolls are $3.75-4.75 each. I had two: Tuna (seared ahi, jicama, avocado, mango) and Spider (tempura soft shell crab, mango, avocado). At least they're pretty big (thank goodness). Both rolls were nicely presented and come with a ginger-miso dipping sauce, which was delicious. The saltiness of the miso was complemented by tart and sweet flavors, but I think using too much sauce would be overwhelming. The rolls were fresh and unique, with the mango offering a tart freshness I'd never experienced in a summer roll. The tuna was by far the better choice, since it wasn't as salty as the spider and had a nice crunch from the jicama. The crab's flavor was a little lost in the tempura batter, I think. And I wished that the rolls were prepared a little tighter because they were falling apart as I ate them. Quite a bit of the shredded lettuce fell out, and I had to look around furtively wondering if anyone realized what a hot mess I was. I also sampled the pho broth to get an idea of what an actual pho experience here would be like. It was noteworthy because it was nice and clear, but somehow tasted a little heavy. Actually, maybe "rich" is a more accurate descriptor, along with "savory" and "meaty." I guess I'd give it 4 out of 5. I was resolved to ask some questions of Rice Paper's (non-Asian) staff. It's been open for two years now, and the owner is a Vietnamese lady from my hometown, San Diego. How about that? Apparently, she had a successful shop in San Diego which she sold before moving to Phoenix. She also owns Bonjour Vietnam, a French-infused contemporary Vietnamese restaurant attached to the famous Hotel San Carlos. I was only a little wishful that I'd stopped by there instead, as my Rice Paper experience was enjoyable. $10.29 for two summer rolls though? Yikes. I thought, In what world? Is this the future we're heading toward? Read more about my phoventures at www.phoacrossamerica.com
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We stayed at the Imperial Palace from 12/20/09 to 12/24/09. We went to see Cher at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. We picked this hotel due to the location, and the really great price. The location of this property is one of the best on the strip. We were able to visit many attractions on the strip from Mandalay Bay to the Fashion Show Mall with ease on foot. We stayed in a Luv Tub Room on the 16th floor. It was quiet, spacious, everything worked, and the pictures posted on the website are right on the money. The tub in this room is HUGE. All the staff we encountered were extremely friendly, warm, and welcoming. Housekeeping always had us stocked with fresh towels, and toiletries every day. The casino is fun, easy to navigate, and is entertaining with the deaertaners, and music make for a fun vibe going. The drink service in the casino was excellent. Over all we enjoyed our stay, and would stay here again.
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Output: This is a lovely tranquil hotel on the strip. Its one of the newest as it was built as part of the new city center and all though it is pretty central on the strip you hardly sense it. It has no casino but the value you get for a suite is unbelievable. We had a Panoramic Suite for less than $120 per night. The view was phenomenal. My one nag would be that it is VERY difficult to find the pedestrian entrance at night... especially if you have had a few drinks!
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output: Needed a 'pick me upper' after spending some time on the phone with HP support. Thought of grtting a Chicago Dog and drink, cost nder $5. There were a lot of to employees at drive thru taking orders and two at the puck up wsindow. That Chicago dog tasted great with everything on it. great crunch and the dog itself had that great Needed a 'pick me upper' after spending some time on the phone with HP support. Thought of grtting a Chicago Dog and drink, cost nder $5. There were a lot of to employees at drive thru taking orders and two at the puck up wsindow. That Chicago dog tasted great with everything on it. great crunch and the dog itself had that great furm texture. texture. That really hit the spot.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Starbucks corporate people.... please step up your game! I was pleasantly surprised to see a Starbucks in Caesar's Palace, they are located in the Augustus tower. I was salivating all morning thinking about a strong cup of Joe and delish pastry, until I visited. I ordered my usual, an Americano, and when I went to the sugar and creamer counter... there is NO SUGAR IN THE RAW. Really? Not only am I getting charged an extra $1 + for all items because its a Starbucks in Vegas, and everything is overpriced, but NO SUGAR IN THE RAW. Get it together, people. If you're going to charge extra, please have our condiments available!