input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: We stopped here because their dinner special was reasonable. It was about $20 for some sushi, one drink, a salad, and miso. Overall it wasn't nearly as good as the sushi I've had in LA, but the salad was at least good and I left full
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: I went to the buffet here and was appalled, repelled, flabberghasted, and lots of other big words with negative conotations. I have to pay at a buffet-type restaurant AFTER I eat? I really hate that because I can just feel the surveillance dudes watching me on the 1,001 cameras to make sure I don't skip out. At a buffet, please let me pay FIRST!! I went here because I heard they had crawfish which I hadn't tasted since I was living in Louisiana when I was little. These crawfish were not kept cold enough and had a rubbery taste as they were sitting on hard unfresh ice that had melted into itself. Maybe the ice was scared of the big mean cook staring me down with a sour look on his face as he stood behind the frozen station. The clam chowder soup was like milk and the whole time I was there, the bread and cracker baskets were not refilled once! The mashed potatoes resembled cream-of-wheat and the desserts were stale and crusty. The only good thing was the adequate cost (it better be) and, surprisingly, that my servers were nice and brought me my drinks promptly. But I knew very soon that this was not a place I was ever going to visit again (even though I live in Vegas). These restaurants (or at least the immediate managers therein) have got to realize that there are too many other eateries where people can go to enjoy a meal; a person doesn't have to put up with this sort of thing - I certainly won't.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
Three Words: Miso Black Cod. I'm salivating just thinking about this sizable fillet. Oh it was perfectly cooked, sweet misoyaki like goodness. It came on a small bed of veggies. I would have left hungry it it had not been for a seafood miso soup. The soup was loaded with clams, shrimp and scallops. All were done to perfection, nothing over cooked. The flavors were done delicately in a way that is pure Japanese perfection. The my man's Roast Chicken was flavorful and decadently moist. The chicken was paired with a generously sized portion of shishito pepper mashed potatoes. These rocked my world, SO GOOD! Decor and service were excellent (as to be expected when shelling out this kinda cash.) That being said, dinner and 2 drinks for $100 isn't too shabby considering how yummy and nice it is. Plus: Eating at the restaurant gained free admission to the night club following dinner service!