Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Hubert Keller does it right with his unique burger bar. I always enjoyed watching Hubert's cooking show where he would introduce an eclectic mix of ingredients to spice up the good old America stable of hamburgers. You can definitely taste the quality of the meat that is used to prepare the burgers. I had asked for a medium rare burger and it came out perfectly with warm pink center just enough to keep the meat flavorful and juicy. The Ciabatta bread certainly gives the burger a more elegant look from the old sesame buns and offers a much more full-bodied texture to the burger. My girlfriend had the Kobe beef burger and didn't enjoy it as much as she wanted to. I think it had to do with the fact that she asked for a medium well burger. The sweet potato fries were also a nice addition to our meal and added a hint of sweetness to every bite of my burger. Conclusion - Although the prices are a bit steep for a burger, I applaud Hubert for his colorful rendition of the classic American burger and will definitely visit again on my next trip to Vegas.
Q: negative

A: We went on a Tuesday around 12, it was very crowded. I started off with some sea bass which was good, mediterranean cauliflower- nothing special, some bland mussels, and the worst marsala chicken ever. The cooks had reused some breaded, fried chicken and smothered it in a marsala mushroom sauce. I thought the pigs got a mixture of slop from buffet waste, but the cooks had it twisted that day. My husband said the macaroni and cheese was horrible and the fried chicken was flavorless. My Dad also didn't like this buffet. It used to be good thats why we went again. I finished my meal off with some menudo, which was very bland and really not worth eating. The dessert selection was very small. The apple crumb cobbler and ice cream were tasty though. Overall I don't recommend this buffet.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Until last night I had only been to Mon Ami Gabi for business lunches. We'd sit on the patio overlooking the strip and I'd order good food, but be green with envy of all the people who were there just for the pleasure of it. I adore my clients and enjoy their company very much, but lets face it, its not the same as a cozy, romatic dinner for two. I didn't get the romance last night, but did have dinner on the patio with another client, who I also consider a friend. We got there around 6:30 and were seated on the patio after just a few minutes wait. We apparently arrived just in time because it was packed. Like other yelpers have mentioned, there's great people watching because you are literally sitting right above the strip.......and having the water fountains at Bellagio across the street adds to the ambience and uniqueness of being in Las Vegas. Unfortunately we only got to see one show because the wind interferred. But the wind (I'd call it more of a breeze) felt great and the weather was perfect. We ordered a bottle of Sancerre, which always makes me happy, and it was the perfect wine to enjoy underneath the setting sun (hmmmmm, this does sound kind of romantic, doesn't it?). For an appetizer, we ordered the steamed artichoke, which was very good with a lemon mayo for dipping and for dinner I had the scallops atop a cauliflower mash and spinach. My friend had the skate, which was perfect too. We also ordered a side of roasted beets, which is where the one slip up happened with us. Our server forgot to bring it until we were pretty much through with dinner, so they didn't charge us for it.....and it was yummy. Finding a fabulous meal in Las Vegas is very easy. Finding one that doesn't cost over $100 per person is not. Our total dinner came out to around $150 including the wine and the tip. What adds to this being such a great value is that it is one of the only places (that I know of) where you can sit outside right on Las Vegas Boulevard. If you are in Las Vegas for vacation, then this will certainly enhance that feeling of being in the center of things. There's Trader Vic's next door, but its a totally different vibe....more of a lounge/bar than a restaurant patio.
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Output: Not authentic at all. Anyone who's been to Thailand and had street food there will hands down say that this is far from genuine Thai food. 1. Nam tok "beef salad"- since when does salad mean stir-fry? Disgusting. More disgusting? the mite sized insect that I found scampering on a lettuce leaf in the dish. That sucker was fast, I wanted to take a photo for proof! Also poor cuts of meat used (maybe that makes it semi authentic that no piece was left unused?) 2. Thai ice tea- actually good 3. Sticky rice- it's hard to come by sticky rice not transformed into dessert, so I was impressed when they had it. They microwaved the hell out of it and it was a hot, dehydrated chewy flat rice cake. When I told the waitress that it wasn't very good and that the nam tok wasn't good and I thought it would be Thai style (which definitely wasn't that!!!) she said "oooh sorry!" and that's it. No consolation prize. I assume they're doing well by the benz that pulled up to drop off groceries, more like "gross-eries"
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: The sketchy neighborhood and bars on the windows ALMOST pushed me away. This is from the website " The character of the neighborhood is etched on the building's cinder-block facade. The restaurant's skin has been pockmarked by bullets and its windows and doors outfitted with heavy metal security bars." I decided I've been to worse (downtown Cincinnati) and that there was a nice mix of clientele so I gathered my cash and my camera and crossed the threshold. The floor was concrete, the walls chipped and dirty and the atmosphere...authentic. I felt like I was in Mexico. I stared at the menu but I already knew I wanted...Machacha and Eggs (recommended on Yelp). I was extremely relieved when I got to the counter and the young girl taking my order spoke perfectly clear English, so asking questions was easy. You order, you get a number, you wait, you eat. Easy enough. Oh and cash only! After making my order, I wandered into the large, adjoining room to find a seat. It was just as shabby and the atmosphere buzzed with chatter. Carolina's is best known for its flour tortilla - a large, delicately thin and slightly chewy affair that makes the most elegant wrap for the restaurant's divine burro. The tortillas, which are available by the dozen for takeout, are churned out by a crew of workers who stand before a bank of hot griddles, deftly flipping the paper thin rounds of dough and piling them up for packaging. So I had a machaca and egg burrito and a taco. The burrito was yummy, the tortilla soft, but I'm so glad I got that taco. The shell was so crunchy, so fresh, so good. I really want another Carolina taco.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Delicious! Reminds me of home :)