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Output: Came in to take my Bride for our simple night out on our 20th Wedding Anniversary! A Pleasant young man (ISIA) greeted us in the front and seated us in a very nice roomy booth. Then came our server (SERGIO) who is also Nice and Pleasant and helped us with the menu and made plenty of suggestions to make our picks really easy. We ordered the Wonton soup with egg noodles which is alright and the Highlight of our dinner which is the Hakka Rice! Oh man! That was some Beautiful Food! It's a must try dish! Everyone seems to be on top of their game! (Service that is!) A fine gentleman approach us (TONY) and checked and see how we are doing and Congratulated us on our Anniversary and gave us something Special which we really enjoyed! To all of You guys that I mentioned THANK YOU ALL for a Wonderful evening at KU Noodle. We Will Be Back!

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Output: Service suxs. We walked in at 5:15 to an empty restaurant and they rudely turned us away because we did not have a reservation. We saw another group that was seated get up and leave to.

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Output: This quaint pub demonstrates what a chain can do when it trusts its franchise owners and chefs. Yes, there is the average pub fair for which the Firkin chain is known (and a relatively broad beer list on tap), but it's the additional special items and the service that makes this pub substantially better than others. This pub used to be a weekly tradition, but I haven't been in some time; am making a special trip into the comfortable and slowly-gentrifying neighbourhood this week just to have dinner there.

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I'm a big fan of LUSH. I don't use their products regularly, but I like to pick up a few, or try what's new, whenever I want to spoil myself. I've use their soaps, bath bombs and melts, and lotions (get the charity pot!), and I think I prefer the soaps and lotions -- just as a matter of personal preference, since those tend to last longer than, say, the bombs. But *shopping* at LUSH is a whole different matter for me. Every time I go in there, I feel bombarded by the salespeople! Browsing beauty products should be fun and relaxing ... I just want to explore and see what they've gotten in that's new, etc., but instead I have a girl popping up in front of me every five minutes shoving different products in my face or grabbing my hands to smear them on me. All right already! I will buy something! I promise! Just let me find it on my own!