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Output: If I could give minus stars I would. Probably the worst run hotel I've ever stayed in. Service is beyond slow and unfriendly. Buffet was horrible. No hot water. Room not set up as promised by front desk. I could go on and on. STAY AWAY

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Output: Food was great and very tasty. Like any other asian place you typically go to, the service definitely was not stellar. Overall, will likely go back if I am ever back in town.

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Output: Great BBQ. I have had the lunch pulled brisket twice. It's served with an addicting sauce that is smokey and delicious. You will be looking for more condiment vehicles once your tasty homefries have been snarfed. The waitstaff is mostly female and fun. Think saucy middle aged ladies that could probably make you blush with a dirty joke if provoked. Let's get this straight, I did not hear a dirty joke (wanted to), so your kids are safe here. The young humans will probably love the multitude of nick-nacks, chotchkies and regalia on the walls. Lunch was less than $10 with H2O.

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I feel like I SHOULD like these guys, given the length of time they've graced Edinburgh's curry scene. Hell, they pretty much established it. And after an initial meh experience some time back, I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt this Friday past. That proved to be one benefit of the doubt too many. Recommended by a friend on both occasions (hence the aforementioned benefit), who absolutely swears by them, I can only imagine how his palate would fair in the likes of Mother India Cafe or Ghurka Cafe or Kismot, where they are a little more mercilees with their spicing. Because Khushi's is blaaaaaaand! My first visit saw me try the Lamb Karahi. My second saw the Old School Lamb Curry.... the former was weak, the latter was barely lucky to call itself a curry. On top of that the starters were nothing to write home about, chicken pakora that I've seen done better by takeaways. Just really nothing special. I know a few folk that sing their praises, but I think something has gone missing over the years and these guys seem to be running on a decades-old reputation still. Originally intended to award 3 stars, however the narrative that accompanies those three is 'A-okay', and these meals were not okay. They were below par by a long way and I can't see a return on the cards for me. Too many better options around the town.