Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: So I'm a lowkey snob when it comes to going to nice restaurants and though a lot of places charge an arm and a leg, are overrated, and are just not up to par with what I'm used to coming from Sf and La. With that said, casbah was a nice little taste of home for me. It had really fresh ingredients and a nice selection of wines to go with. We started with a cheese trio with was paired well with different preserves and chutneys. We then had roasted octopus and the scallops. The scallops for me were very interesting and a little too sweet for my taste with the pear and lacked texural components. However the octopus has a real nice char, and was full of great well rounded flavors. For our entrees, my bf got the duck which was underseasoned, and the fat was jot rendered out correctly. The skin was also burnt. The sides and vegetbales of the dish were seasoned and cooked beautifully though. I had the lamb loin and it was perfectlh medium rare with delicious bitter greens. I honestly loved every part of my entree and the red wines we selected went well with the meal. All in all it was a delicious meal and a really nice environment. And worth the money.
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A: This restaurant was hard to find, as it is located in the back of a shopping plaza. But this gives it that "hidden gem" appeal. I thought about coming here a long time ago, but I just thought it would be gimmicky: sashimi with an Italian bent. I love both cuisines, but fused together?Thankfully, our great company invited us to go here and I'm so glad we did. I was already impressed upon entering, being hit with the aromas and smokiness in the air. We were seated promptly in the "conservatory;" a cool little separate area with one table surrounded by windows and tall oleanders. We all did 3-course menus, which was great because we could try different plates. FOOD: I'm so glad I listened to our server's suggestions because the albacore and yellowtail sashimi (crudo) were amazing: drizzled with a fruity olive oil with some acid and just the right amount of seasoning. Other standouts were the pork belly, squid ink risotto (finally a restaurant that does it right), and the dumpling. Every dish was very good to amazing. The crispy pig ears were very interesting in flavor, definitely something to try. SERVICE: our server was Tiffany and she was very professional, friendly, and efficient without being obtrusive. Her recommendations were right on. And along with her assistant, we were well-taken care of. Thank you!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Bad value. Did cost twice as much as other pho places in town and isn't half as good. In a vacuum, it's ok. But I just cannot recommend this place considering the competition such as Saigon pho or even pho Chandler
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Output: My family (wife, kids, and parents) and I have never been to P F Chang's and decided to try it out since most of our friends like it. We really like Chinese food in San Francisco CA, but I decided to come without super high expectations. Why the 2 stars? It's a combination of reasons. Even though I did not walk in with super high expectations there is still a certain par level for a restaurant that prices Chinese food that high and claims to "create great, crave-able Chinese food that guests cannot get anywhere else." What a claim! So I guess you can say that I did have a level of expectation based on their own claim. I ordered the shrimp with candied walnuts lunch plate with fried rice. The flavor was really nothing extraordinary, it was rather bland. The sauce was tangy and the melons sweet but the shrimp had no savor. The shrimp was also chewy. The fried rice was, how do you put it, fried rice. The hot and sour soup, on the other hand, had great flavor. It had just the right amount of sour and spiciness to it. The rest of my family didn't have anything wonderful to say about their lunch dishes. My wife had the Chang's spice chicken and my parents shared the wonton soup and Chang's chicken lettuce wraps. The kids didn't complain about their dishes and they rarely rave about food anyways, so their reactions did not contribute to the rating in this review. However the kids' food, and sauce that came with it, came out piping hot (it was too hot to handle with even our fingers). My wife and I had to blow on their food for several minutes so that the temperature was palatable to their young sensitive mouths. Mind you that we understand that food comes out hot at every restaurant but this time it seemed like the food was taken straight out of the fryer and sent directly to our kids. This event DID contribute to the rating in this review. The service was ok... nothing great and nothing bad. In conclusion, PF Chang's China Bistro did not create great, crave-able Chinese food that guests cannot get anywhere else. They certainly did not create it with my shrimp dish nor the dishes that the rest of my family had. This experience certainly does not scream "lets go there again!" I often have a craving for Chinese food from a few other smaller restaurants in Henderson. On top of that, they are inexpensive compared to PF Chang's. We will not be coming back.
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output: Their honey hot wings are the best! Oh my goodness, my mouth waters just thinking about these delicious wings! And dipped in ranch..yum! They always take so freaking long thats why I'm giving it four stars. Expects a 6 wings with french fries order to take between 45min to an hour. Other than that, the taste is delicious.
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Oh snap, I just gave a 2-Star Review. Sorry, but I am not a fan of Ichiza. I realize many people will probably stare me down in disgust, but I will not be held to liking a place just because so many others do. Perhaps I am just not on board with the traditional Japanese dining experience this place supposedly offers. I am not a fan of the menu on the walls. Why can't I get a menu? They are hindering those of us who happen to have prescriptions, but sometimes do not like to wear our glasses for a night out, as was my case on the night I went here. I went with a friend for her birthday (and I was picking up the bill, hurray!). She had been here many times before me, so I let her lead the way. First off I was incredibly disappointed with their service from the get-go. They offered us a table, but let us know that the table would be needed in about an hour for a large party that was coming in. Um, okay, then why offer us the table? Why not put us on a wait list for a table that is not going to be needed? ANYWAY, we figured we wouldn't take over an hour to eat since it was just the two of us and we were starving, so we took the table. I had no idea what to order, and especially since I do not know Japanese food that well, the menu was a little scary for me. I mean, I am very apt to try things I've never heard of, but the server wouldn't even come around to explain some dishes. My friend ordered us a pretty decent salad. Something else that had a BUNCH of kimchee in it, which I quickly had a bite of and ignored. Lastly, we ordered the Honey Toast dessert, which I absolutely adored and ate half of because I had had barely anything for actual DINNER. Oh right - dirty silverware I had to have taken back and brought out to me, but waited for it for about 20 mins. This place is over-hyped and you can tell because it gets incredibly packed and very loud. The service is mediocre at best. All in all I would not make a return visit.