Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: My wife and I have been going to Bob Taylor's since the 70's and it has always been great. In fact we always let our out of town visitors know that they really need to eat there before they leave Las Vegas for a true old Vegas experience. I don't know how many times the restaurant has changed hands but this past weekend was the worst experience ever. Our rib appetizer was lukewarm at best and the BBQ sauce was cold. The salad was inedible. The lettuce looked like it was the pre-packaged cheap stuff and had the smell and taste of MSG preservatives. The lettuce was soggy and the blue cheese dressing was watery and very runny. The baked potato that came with our steaks tasted overcooked and burnt. It had that black skin around the inside that you get from reheating old baked potatoes. We told our waitress about it and she brought us out 2 more baked potatoes that were just as bad. When we let her know again she said that fresh potatoes would not be ready for another 15 minutes. Although the steaks we had were very good the side dishes were so very bad that it brought down the whole meal experience. It was truly very disappointing. We will no longer refer people to Bob Taylors and after reading some of the other reviews on Yelp it seems a lot of people have had the same experience so this was not a one bad night fluke kind of thing. They seem not to care what the reviews say as it's obvious they have not made any attempt to improve the things that everyone is complaining about. There are better places for me to spend my hard earned money than Bob Taylors.

Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: So apparently this little strip mall called Seoul Plaza is the Asian Food mecca of Las Vegas... There are no less than 5 outstanding restaurants in this mall according to Yelp - the already famous Raku; Kabuto which some claim is the best sushi in town; the unique-in-Vegas Trattoria Nakamura-Ya; Monta Ramen which had lines waiting to be seated; Big Wong's representing Asian street food culture, and the little gem that is Japanese Curry Zen. I guess jury is still out on Chung Gi Wa, a Korean restaurant that translates to Blue Roof, since I can't find a Yelp review on it. We were really looking for a donkatsu place (can anyone suggest a good one in Vegas?), and found this place around the corner from where we were. Not exactly a katsu joint, but we like curry so decided to give it a try. 4.5 stars on 270+ reviews can't be wrong, right? Well, the only thing I'm wondering at this point is - what happened to the other .5 star? Because honestly this is the best curry I've ever had. I am quickly realizing that Vegas has L.A. beat when it comes to Japanese food not named sushi. Only if Udon West (NYC joint with the absolute greatest gyu don ever) came to the West... Anyway, upon walk-in you are greeted by practically everyone working there - including the older gentleman behind the counter who appears to be the owner-chef. The all-male crew is super friendly, attentive, and speedy. The decor is simple clean. Domestic beer is $2.50. Off to a good start. We order a curry pan, a katsu curry and a shrimp curry. Curry pan comes in literally 2 minutes, and it's piping hot (on a side note, I realized then that "pan" is Japanese for bread - which I should have guessed because "ppang" is Korean for bread...). And this thing is AMAZING good. Koreans call this croquette, but none that I've had in a Korean bakery comes anywhere close to this little piece of addiction. I should have gotten 3 more of these and called it a day. But then, I would have missed out on their equally amazing curry. The curry dishes come 5 minutes later, and I'm initially a bit disappointed. 3 smallish pieces of fried shrimp with a lot of rice and curry sauce. A smallish piece of donkatsu with a lot of rice and curry sauce. No side dishes, veggies, nothing. At $9.50 per, I was expecting Wako size I guess. I force myself to recall that Curry House was $15, and this is not a bad deal. A bite of the shrimp with rice on curry sauce and I'm convinced this is a good deal. Perfectly fried shrimp and pork with perfectly cooked rice smothered in the BEST curry sauce ever. And 20 minutes after I've completely forgotten how small the meats were, I am full and fully satisfied. One word of warning: they have spicy scale of 1-10, and they recommend a 3 for those who like spicy food. I would heed those recommendations! So after a beer, bottle of water, appetizer and two main dishes, we get a bill for under $27. Okay, this is a great deal. We're coming back here over and over. But in between, we'll have to resist the temptation and also try Raku, Kabuto, Monta, Nakamura-Ya, and Big Wong's. Maybe Chung Gi Wa too. Table-for-1 Factor: There is a bar with half-dozen or so seats, behind which is where the cooking happens. I think it's perfect for eating solo.

Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
For Phoenix it's really good pizza. It is far better than the national chains. Tonight I had an especially good experience. I placed an order online for pick up. I ordered one of their specials, two large one topping pizzas for $17.99. I requested extra sauce on each pizza. When the girl taking my order gave me the total she had charged me for the extra sauce. I wasn't upset because I had ordered it, even though I thought it was odd as I had never had to pay for extra sauce at ANY pizza place I have ever been to. When I went to pick up my order the girl ringing up the order (TLC is the name of cashier listed on the receipt) was nice enough (without me asking) to take off the extra charge for the extra sauce. It's a small thing but it speaks loud about good customer service. To be honest I would have ordered from Barro's Pizza again in the future if "TLC" had not removed the extra charge, but now I'm more than happy to recommend them to all my friends!