Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: In search for an alternative to Xtreme Sushi AYCE that is closer to my home, my friends and I gave Kaya Sushi a chance. I walked in the restaurant with a hefty appetite. When the appetizers came out, the chicken gizzard tasted decent but was not well done enough to my liking. The calamari tempura was chewy and the shrimp tempura coating was too thick, thus, not crispy all the way though. As an avid sushi eater, I mainly order nigiris and hand rolls. All of the fish tasted the same - hamachi, ono and salmon. It was bland. The rice tasted better than the fish! The unagi was palatable but took 20 minutes before it got to the table. The salmon skin handroll had too much rice and the salmon skin tasted stale and been deep fried from yesterday's dish. The Kaya sushi roll was overpowered with its cilatro sauce which was really sour and again, stale ingredients - not just the fish in it but everything else. Finally, I ordered green tea ice cream to cleanse my tortured taste buds. Since I was sure ice cream was not made in house, I figured they could not screw this up. But they must have the cheapest type of green tea ice cream coz it tasted like floral air freshener. It just got worse by the minute. They advertised AYCE for 2 hours but I dont know who would want to stay for 5 minutes. If a place serves frozen lemon slices and dried out green onion, it makes me assume that all their other ingredients have been prepacked from dinasour age and stuffed in the freezer.
Q: positive

A: If Baguette Care was in a different location, like Downtown, or even if it were open on the weekends and/or after 5:00 p.m., it would literally be so busy that they could never close or stop a line from going out the door. That's how good this place is. Their food is diverse and their flavors are unique. They mesh the flavors of different cuisines together so well that you feel like you're eating all of your favorite foods at once. At least, that's how I felt. :) Just, come here. Make time. Go out of your way. The menu is simple. Salads. Sandwiches. Soup. Pastry. Coffee. Along with daily specials that are to die for. I had the yellow chicken curry panini the other day and I think I visited heaven for a moment. The curry sauce was perfect and there was also mozzarella cheese and other ingredients I can't remember because all I kept saying to myself was, "this is the greatest thing I have ever eaten." Also, I ate a chocolate twist croissant. The chocolate filling had some type of creamy flavor - oh my goodness. Flaky, soft, fresh and delicious. Please open on the weekends? Even just one day? (Edit: I also have to tell you how wonderfully friendly the family/friends are that run this place. I only assume they are friends or related because they seem to really connect and get along well while they are working together and putting orders in. They are terribly nice and do such a great job of explaining menu items and specials. They also asked my name and remembered it! THAT is the type of vibe and welcoming you do not always get - the kind of thing that makes me want to come back: it felt as if I was being welcomed into their home.)
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I truly hate to write a bad review because there are so many fabulous places in town that I always forget to write a great review for. However, I feel like I'm doing a public service to warn you about my painful experience at Happi Nails. My dog was getting groomed, so I decided to pull into Happi Nails ,which was nearby, kill some time and get a mani pedi. I walked right in and was the only one there, so Lana did my hands while another elderly woman did my pedicure. While Lana was cutting my cuticles on my nails, she made me bleed. It hurt a bit, but that happens sometimes. However, The pedicure was the worst experience I've ever had. I've never had such anxiety while I'm supposed to be relaxed. The woman seemed to not be sure of what she was doing. I felt like perhaps she was a family member helping out. I never saw a license. When it came time to use the "Mr. Pumice" Pumice sponge she ran in over the top sensitive skin part of my foot so fast I didn't have time to stop her. I just yelled out in pain, but it was too late. I already had a bleeding hole in my foot. I don't know why I didn't just get up and walk out , but I let her finish. I even paid and tipped. It currently hurts to even wear shoes and I'm applying a lot of antibacterial ointments to hopefully avoid infection. I will never be back to Happi Nails, a downright awful experience.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Ever since my first time here a few months ago, I've been a monthly visitor of this hole in the wall establishment. Across from the UNLV campus, this is a nice and cheap hangout place for you and your friends. The place has an artsy feel to it. I like to call it pretty hipster (but what is hipster anyway?) Out of all the tacos I ordered, nothing can beat the traditional carne asada tacos. I order these every time, along with a new type of taco. I've ordered so many, I forgot which ones I tried. But I can tell you this. These tacos fill you up pretty quickly despite their small size. They stuff these tacos to the point of overflowing, but I'm not complaining. I finish off my meals with a plastic fork and scrape whats left of the ingredients and leave the plate clean of any crumbs.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: This is the quintessential football or Spring Training spot. Look no farther, trust me. Mornings before Spring Training, they have $15 bottomless mimosas and the place turns into... well... a shitshow. But in the best way possible. Do not come here during Spring Training/ Football games, unless you're ready to party. If you are, great. Imbibe abundantly with classy champagne glasses and then rage-stumble to the diamond. -Music is great, live DJ's -Great food, considering -Get their gravy on the side: it's chunky, creamy, a tad spicy.. and comforting, everything I want in a gravy. YUM
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output:
As the night was winding down on State Street, we started looking for some food options. Since we had already given Ian's a whirl the night before, we thought we'd look for something else. The long line outside of Parthenon Gyros was an immediate recommendation, and late night gyros, kefta, and kebabs are a treasured institution the world over. After waiting almost an hour, we entered what struck me, as I see it did other reviewers, as basically a Greek McDonald's. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing - hey, I'm all for a speedy late night gyro. And with the lamb and beef glistening on the spit, my Greek pants were getting excited. But in sum total, the experience was a let down. The gyro meat wasn't tossed on a griddle or anything before being served, so it didn't get that crispy char at the edges. The tomatoes and onions in the pita were freezing cold, which translated into nearly cold gyro meat along with the cold tzatziki, which combined into a rather off-putting meal. The plate was served up quick once we got to the counter, but in this case, haste made waste. The only redeeming factor is that the fries were actually quite good. Crispy and flavorful, and if you get a piping hot batch, they are delicious with a side of feta cheese dumped and slightly melted on top, which you can purchase for about 75 cents. I was so hoping this late night gyro would be fantastic. But alas, we should have just gone back to Ian's.