Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: Penny pinching people. I have purchased food for a year at Beijing restaurant yesterday I purchased noodles and other items and I had the noodles today it tasted rotten, I called to see about getting a discount because the food was tasting right like its spoilt. I always buy singapore noodles so why does this one taste bad. I asked why it tasted off. The guy that picked up the phone has poor customer service and rude. Refuse to give the names of the owners and refuse to give me a discounted meal or if possible return it. I was prepared to buy another on discount and buy broccolli and more food and show them the original singapor noodles. I will never purchase anything there. The food is just OK. The only reason I go there because the other chinese restaurants are not near my home.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: The night I dined here there was a business meeting going in the main dining room. So we were forced to sit in a tiny area in the front if the restaurant. The lights were up all the way ruining any chance of ambiance and we could hear the entire meeting. They had a chalkboard advertising many different coffee drinks, but the machine was broken. My friend had the meatball sub and I ordered a salad. Both were ok, nothing special. The server was very sweet, but I would not go back.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
This place was recommended by a colleague and I was in the area at a meeting. Decided to go in and take carry out. Wow! 2 gyros sandwiches for $5 and 2 whole rotisserie chickens for $11.99! Then you can get a big container of humice for only $3.99 and the BEST homemade pita I have EVER had and you can watch them make it through a window! Check this place out! People were coming in and buying big stacks of the homemade pita to take home and I can see why! The people were really nice and proud of their food. I will be frequenting this great little new gem on Glendale Ave!