Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) yelp review.
A: When you walk in, you feel like this might be a bad idea and like this restaurant is a "bit" outdated, but the second the food gets served - all those worries get washed away. First, I'd like to mention how hospitable and accommodating the waitress was. She warned us that we may be ordering too much and to stick to the first few choices we had asked for. So we trusted her and were more than grateful that she had been paying attention to us! Their portions are massive and very filling. She also took the time to explain how everything was cooked and how authentic they were in comparison to other Greek restaurants. Check, check, and check! They quite possibly make the best calamari I have ever had. They're fresh, big pieces, and the batter isn't overpowering. Also, we ordered a mix of fried zucchini and eggplant with tzatziki on the side, which was delicious. The one thing I didn't enjoy very much was the chicken brochette that came with their traditional Greek salad on the side. Although the chicken was soft and tender, I just didn't like the way it tasted, I suppose the marinade just didn't appeal to me very much. However, the salad was delicious, the feta cheese came sprinkled rather than in chunks and tasted phenomenal.
Q: negative

A: I would give this place two out of five stars. The service was so so and the prices were a little high for Pho. It was ok but don't plan on going back.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) review?

Answer: Great pizza. Get a regular pie well done, as close to NYC style as you can get. They have great daily specials as well.
Input: OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive.
Generate a negative review for a place
Output: It pains me to write this review. I've been going to Sakana since grad school in 2007, when we'd hit up the 59th Ave. location regularly. When I moved, I was happy to find this location was close to the house and it became my 'take-out' sushi joint. Probably went there 20 times in the past year - mostly with called in orders, but often dragging the (non-sushi-eating) boyfriend along for a dine in. Rolls are big and stuffed with fish, esp. for the price, and the quality is pretty good. So what happened? 2 terrible experiences in a row. In May, I had a hankerin' for take-out, called in my order, and got the usual "It'll be ready in 30 minutes." Perfect. Enough time to drive over, stop at the Safeway and get some beer before picking up the delicious yumminess. Did that, got the sushi, paid and was halfway home when it occurred to me that there were fewer boxes than usual. Pulled over, did a check and... sure enough, they forgot my nigiri. Darn. Called them up, told them what happened, and headed over to pick up my food. (I had been charged for it, I was going to get it.) Head to the hostess, tell her who I am, "Oh, ok. We'll put that order in for you." Uh? You didn't already? "You're going to expedite it, right?" "Oh, of course." So I wait. And wait. And wait. How long does it take to make up 8 rice balls, wasabi them and plop pre-cut fish?! Talk to the hostess... it is coming? My other sushi IS sitting in the car. "I'll go check." Ok... so I wait some more. I've been irritated for a while now, but apparently it is becoming visible. It has been 30(!!) minutes since my "expedited" order was put in (70 minutes since my original order was phoned in). The manager sees this and comes over, asking what is wrong. I tell him. To his credit, he gets the order handled and gives me a $10 coupon to come back. Still annoyed, but mollified, I head out. Fast forward to last night. I have my coupon and a hankerin' for sushi, so wrassle up the boy and head back to give Sakana another chance. I put our name on the list (30 minute wait) and, because it is crowded & noisy, head outside to wait. There are several other folks out there and, periodically, the hostess comes out calling names. Once. Twice. Three times. She comes out, calling names. After a while, someone comes out and lights up a cigarette within smelling range (ew!!!), so the boy and I head inside to wait. Names are called. New people come in and get their names on the list. More people are seated. It can't be long now! Then the hostess goes out and fetches some of the new people, happily taking them to a table. WTF?! The boy goes and looks at the list. We've been crossed off. WTFF?! Our name hadn't been called - we were in earshot the entire time; why was it crossed off? Forget this - I guess they don't want us to eat here. So we got up and went across town to my true favorite sushi place. (If it weren't such a long drive to Scottsdale, we'd always go there.) Which worked out much better, since the staff recognize us, the fish is better, there is more non-sushi variety for the boy, and it is much less noisy and crowded. I'll be back to Sakana one more time. I still have that coupon after all and $10 of sushi is $10 of sushi. But now I'm on the prowl for a new sushi place close by to become my new "take out" place. It's too bad... I DO like them a lot, but to receive execrable service two times in a row is unacceptable.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive).
output: I came for happy hour and I love their happy hour menu! Certain menu items and sushi is 50% and 30% off. And on Sundays the happy hour goes on from open until closing. They also have buy 2 get 1 free sake or beer.The decor is pretty cute, and I really think the service is ok. It's a hit or miss sometimes here (I just don't think talking politics to your customers is professional.) I love most of their specialty rolls here are good. They're not as fresh as some of the other restaurants I've been to. Here are my suggestions for sushi choices: RAINBOW ROLL HAPPY ENDING ROLL WET DREAM ROLL JALAPENO ROLL 007 ROLL TIGER ROLL **most of these are offered during HH. Also, don't forget to have an order of muscles while you're there! As far as AYCE sushi though, I'd pass on it. I'd prefer to spend my AYCE time on a more extensive menu (and a bigger dessert menu).
Q: negative

A:
Trying to figure out why they charged me $14 for two pairs of dress pants. They did offer me a 10% off coupon bringing the total down to $12.60. Still not good enough.