Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Really solid-great rice bowls, fresh ingredients and nice sized portions. I am a big fan of the chicken teriaki bowl and the macaroni salad (can't miss when you make it with cavatappi) and it's a very clean open kitchen. Staff are pleasant and it's a visually appealing venue to sit and eat in. And grapefruit Jarritos on ice-nice as well!

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: Something is very wrong with the management of this store. In a handful of visits about 40% of the items I shopped for were extraordinarily over-expired. Canned food that expired 2-3 years ago... Ice cream that has sublimated down to about 80% of its original volume (this takes a very, very long time), etc... And it's not just a few of each item that is long expired. I have often had to sift through most of the inventory of a product to find a single non-expired item. Either the management is trying to cut losses and boost profits by unloading expired products on unsuspecting customers or the stocking staff at this store is phenomenally incompetent. Or both. Either way, the high volume of expired groceries at this store is not merely incidental.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
This place is COMPLETELY over-rated! The drinks: $4 for a club soda tap and $9 for a gin & tonic well. The gin & tonic was 30% gin, 70% tonic, which makes it quite a lame ratio considering vegas standards for less $$. The staff is rude. The DJ sucked. The people were BLAH. The decor is the only redeemable quality hence the 1 star, but service, ambiance, price, and scene almost ruined my night. Oh and I almost forgot to mention how you had to risk your life crossing the vast desert they consider a parking lot just to get to the place. Right next to freeway entrances and exits, and no crosswalk made it a jaywalkers nightmare (or thrill depending)!