Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: If you're looking for a way to avoid the lines of Easter Brunch, head to a Chinese Restaurant. We showed up at the Great Wall sometime around noon and there were about four tables taken up. Sweet. They had a Sunday Buffet - I think they do this every Sunday, not just for Easeter. I'm not sure if you can order off the menu or not. Frankly, I don't think that I would. Since the Great Wall doesn't typically do a buffet, but instead puts a variety of their typical dishes out on a jury-rigged affair, it's like getting a family-style selection of meals, rather than your normal Chinese buffet. While you don't have the selection of some buffets, where you'll have three, four or even five buffet lines to choose from, the food is overall much fresher, and the experience much better. The problem, such as it is, is that if they were busier, the lines would be difficult to navigate. As it is, the process wasn't a problem at all. The bar had two soups, half a dozen different meats, a couple of rices (one white, one brown), lo mein, some vegetable options and a dessert. Decent selection, and the food itself was certainly the star. Where some buffets will be too heavy on the sauce, so that it can survive hours on the warming tray, the food here was almost like a large portion that you'd get had your table ordered it yourself. Thus, you were able to really enjoy. The beef and broccoli was my personal favorite, but all of the dishes were quite good. Staff was attentive, and even the price was good, considering that we were there for a Sunday afternoon brunch.
Q: negative

A: I was really excited to try this place, but am sadly not very happy with my first visit. I saw an advertisement for their Banh mi sub, and was expecting something pretty simple and delicious. But what they handed over was pretty terrible. The sub was only slightly warm, like they barely ran it through the little heating unit. Cold pulled-pork is never a very pleasant thing to eat. All the other ingredients just kind of fought each other. And the bread wasn't very good either. I didn't expect this to very closely replicate a great (authentic) Banh mi sandwich, but this was a disaster. I was also frustrated with the price. I wasn't asked what size I wanted and the sandwich rang up at over $8, which is a crazy amount for a medium sub! The staff members working were pretty friendly, but not overly helpful or outgoing. When I said it was my first visit, they should have offered some suggestions maybe? They didn't even try to upsell me anything! I may go back and give them a second chance, but I just threw half of my first sandwich in the trash. Which wich? Not that one. Yuck.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Some friends and I went on a Sunday and we had an amazing time. The place was done up super fancy, the crowd was enthusiastic, and some of us couldn't remember bits of the night afterward (always the hallmark of a great night out). The music was almost exclusively techno/house music, which was fine (we were sloshed enough with alcohol that we probably could have danced to upbeat classical and been happy), but some variety would have been nice. PROS: *VERY pretty - it was very dark in there, but you could tell (and can tell from pictures) that the decor is very lively. It was also pretty spacious, despite the mass of crowds there. *Sparkle from the sky! - every once in a while, they'd release big pieces of confetti from the ceiling, which was pretty nice. Unfortunately it kind of got into our drinks, but that's what the straws are for! *Strong drinks - Maybe we just had strong-TASTING drinks, but I thought they were stronger than the average drink you'd get at open bar. Which is what we did, because we didn't believe in buying drinks in Vegas. *Good-looking people - always a plus. If you MUST be involuntarily pressed against a stranger, it's best if the stranger is attractive, in my opinion. Even better if the stranger has a fancy European accent. Swoon. *Not too packed - the dance floor was pretty full, but people weren't actively shoving each other and more just squeezed through. And there was enough room for my girlfriends and me to carve out our own little circle. *Seating! (kind of) - there's some ledges between tables on the perimeter of the dance floor, and people didn't seem to mind when you sat on them. Which is always nice after a few hours of dancing and your feet are killing you. Some places, there's NO places to sit at all, it feels like. *Efficient lines in - the lines going in were very efficient, and although it was kind of long when we got there, we were in the club in 10 minutes. CONS: *Stairs - They're not big flights of stairs, more like two or three steps. But when it's dark and you're tipsy and the strobe lights are kind of making you dizzy, I feel like people could possibly trip on them. *Slightly pissy bartender - Our bartender seemed to be in a bad mood, but since we only interacted with him for all of five minutes, and it was open bar, we couldn't really complain. No tip that time though. Summary: Amazing nightclub if you want to have fun and dance and see beautiful people. If the music isn't quite to your taste, make a beeline for the bar, take a drink, and repeat until it is =)
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Went here the day before Christmas simply for the convenience of being able to get in and out in a timely manner and ready for a road trip. I also hoped that I could avoid the common "up-sell" tactics employed by all the other shops (you need this or that) given that this place being solely focused on oil changes - I was wrong. The Tech said that I needed to replace my air filter and transmission fluid. I had just had the car's transmission inspected 3-days prior by a highly reputable shop and they said it was all good and didn't need anything even though I asked them several times about changing out the fluid. I told the tech that I just had it inspected and I would pass on the additional services. He seemed a little put off that I would not want him to do these additional items and gave a little "attitude" about it but they went on to change the oil and filter. Once done, they brought the car around and we went in to pay. .."that will be $51" the tech explained..."for an oil change and filter?" I asked. He said "yes, that car has a special filter on it" he explained. I went on to tell him how I can get it done at the dealer cheaper than that plus any one of the local shops will do it for between $19 and $24...even with the high tech filter! He said "yeah, but you have to wait around all day for them to do it". So, I guess Shell Rapid Lube charges a $30 convenience fee for their service! I learned several things with this experience 1) don't wait until the day before your road trip to service your car - take the time to go to a real shop with people you know and trust (or DIY). 2) get the price up front - I would have NEVER paid that price had it been disclosed to me initially and 3) Shell Rapid Lube is a rip off!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output:
I grew up in Taiwan so I know what I'm talking about. I've been to many Chinese restaurants on campus and this one is certainly the most authentic of all. I would suggest non-Chinese customers to bring a Chinese speaking friend and look at the Chinese menu instead of the English one.