Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) yelp review.
A: When I first was in this restaurant, I asked the employees what region of Mexico is the food served in the restaurant from. One of the waiters told me, "Mexico". I said I see your food is Mexican. It says that on the door but what region is it from? Oaxaca, Senora, Baja? One of the employees then said it is New Mexican. I asked so is it Americanized Mexican Food? I was then told there is a pepper that only grows in New Mexico that all the food is flavored with. I asked what are the vegetarian entrees. The employee told me she could not remember and left me to read through the menu until I found one. They also had some cookies called bruschettitos. I said to the employee, "I know bruschetta are twice baked cookies. What kind of cookies are these? Mexican wedding cookies?" She said she did not know but she said they are really good with milk or coffee. I ordered a vegetarian burrito which came with a side of beans and rice. I ordered this to go. The burrito is the worst burrito I have ever had. I ate one bite and could not eat any more. I could eat two bites of the rice. Only the pinto beans were good. The employees do not seem to know anything about the food they are serving. Apparently one employee thinks Mexico is a region of Mexico.
Q: negative

A: All i can say is i wont be going back to this location .... the worker was makeing sexual comments and i didnt even want to go back up to the buffet so we just left ..... i will be tring another location in the future !!!!!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) review?

Answer: This review comes at least six months after two visits; one in which I was disappointed and the second, with which I was seriously pissed. I can't reasonably dispute the positive reviews since I can't imagine anyone bothering to promote a place they don't actually like and yet, and not for the first time, my experiences here were worlds away from you more fortunate Yelpers. Yes, the service was fast and friendly but at a price I'm no longer willing to pay. Visit 1: I picked the budget friendly option of a lunch special to go of beef w/ red curry. At home, sipping a bit of the curry, I was treated to a complimentary burst of flavors that were very palate friendly. I thought I'd gotten lucky (only food-wise, can we talk?) and would be able to chalk up a new go-to Thai place, but as I spooned the dish over the rice and forked my way through the meal I became increasingly aware of a mounting saltiness that became relentless in the end. I know that people share a varied tolerance for salt; some just a little and some can't get enough. I can happily crunch through a half bag of salt and vinegar chips so I'm not exactly a salt sissy. But obviously too much of it in an otherwise tasty concoction just makes it a mess not worth serving. That's my vote on this one. Plus, the egg roll was ridiculous. I didn't expect it crisp after the ride home but neither did I imagine the indestructable toughness I bit into. After a major effort to get the first bite down I realized that the dough wrap was at least twice the thickness of any roll I've EVER had and that I found so little filling of any kind that I had to check it out. Surgery STAT revealed contents of precisely two (2) bean sprouts and one (1) slender shred of cabbage. Period. That's it. In the trash. That was my budget lunch. Disappointing, but not bad enough to write them off just yet. Visit 2: Thought I'd take a chance and order what I really wanted instead of another 'test' meal. In trying to recreate a truly great experience in the past from a place no longer around, I ordered Pineapple Curry With Roasted Duck And Tomato from their list of 'Specialties' Sound good? Well, the curry WAS good; not too salty this time. But back home, I soon realized that my parachute had failed to open: picture no more than a dozen slivers of duck, each the size of two toothpics side by side and 3/4 as long. Maybe a quarter OUNCE of meat? Maybe not even.. Envision similar sized bits of slimy skin floating around independently, indicating a minimum of four days in the pot, as did the rest of the ingredients. Non-ripe tomatoes. In July. In Arizona. Add to this the fact that the kitchen (conspicuously) added what amounted to literally FIVE times the canned pineapple (why ever bother with fresh when you're just using it as a filler anyway?) that a dish this size can realistically support. So that was my 4 minute, 'from order to door', 'Specialty' from Krua for 'only' $15.25 inc. tax. I'm absolutely certain they wouldn't have dared serving this 'bottom of the pot' debacle to a sit-down customer without expecting to see it turned into 'instant wall art' but gambled that a $15 take away probably wouldn't come back to call them out on this. I'm doing that here. No Mercy; and never again.
Input: OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive.
Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Recommended by our Thai friend and recommended by our Chinese friend 1 year ago (which I completely ignored, sorry Richard C!), we ventured to this strip mall gem Saturday night. It is tucked away in a strip mall near the Southwest corner of Ft. Apache and Tropicana. I let the hungry stomach take over by ordering almost too much food, but I just wanted to eat everything! The low down: 1. Crab Rangoons - This is usually an item I only have at Chinese/American food places a la Panda Expresses and mom pop's, but I really wanted deep fried cream cheese wontons. Bad decision. The wonton wrapper was not extra crispy deep fried, but actually tasted like it was baked. The filling was also too sweet. 2. Tom Yum Soup with Shrimp (level 5/10 spicy) - I enjoyed the soup's tangy and spicy robust flavors. 3. Duck Fried Rice (off menu) - For some reason, I really wanted duck fried rice, so I asked if this was available off menu. They did! This was pretty delish, but it still doesn't beat my favorite Thai fried rice of spicy basil fried rice. 4. Chicken Yellow Curry (spicy level 1/10) - This was good, but could have used more heat. We had to get it super mild because we had a little one with us. Next time, we'll get 5/10 spicy level. 5. Chicken Pad Thai (5/10 spicy) - I think this was the winner of the night. Just spicy enough. Just tangy enough. Just sweet enough. Perfect chewy rice noodles. Two thumbs up. Conclusion: For my pad thai cravings, Corner Thai is the place to go! 3.5/5 Stars. Will have to go back and try other items on the menu and bring on the spicy!
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive).
output: Love the enchiladas!! They say they are their specialty & they're not kiddin! They have a full page of enchiladas. Everything takes incredibly fresh. Service & size leave alot to be desired but the food (& portion size) is well worth it!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
- negative
- positive) review?

Answer:
Fish is not fresh! Way better places in town.