input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: "Eat to the Beat" is the motto at this funky Asian restaurant. A place where Japanese Pop Culture meets Rock and Roll, private karaoke rooms can be rented out by the hour, and the toilets come with remote controls. The menu was reinvented this year, and you will find appetizers such as Rock Shrimp Spring Rolls, incredible Teriyaki Ribs, Seared Ahi Sliders, and a plethora of Tempura selections. In addition, the restaurant offers Yakisoba, Ramen, Teppanyaki, and Specialty Maki. Maki of Note: Foku (bacon, salmon, cream cheese, scallions, and crispy onions topped with baked spicy crab) Gaijin (spicy tuna, spicy crab, avocado, cream cheese wrapped with a flour tortilla and then deep friend and topped with a chipotle cream sauce) Harajuku Lover (shredded chicken breast, avocado, cucumber topped with spicy teriyaki sauce and pineapple sauce) Although they have an extensive menu, I consider this strictly a watering hole, especially during their happy hour. Happy hour is daily from 4p-7p, and all speciality drinks are 1/2 off, as well as all appetziers, sake bombers, wines, and sake infusions. The specialty drinks are a liquid dreams. My favorite is the "Hello Kitty" which is strawberry infused sake and Japanese strawberry soda, mixed with vodka. Runner up is the "Katori Kick," pineapple infused sho-chu, zen green tea liqueur, and fresh lime juice. For a lighter cocktail, try the "Harajuku Lover,. which is a pearl plum vodka and sparkling sake. The karaoke rooms are small, but the large one comfortably seats nearly twenty people. If you can get that many people together for a room, the $150 per hour cost is not so bad. We had a fantastic time in there, and were complete clowns. We had designated wait staff, so no one had to leave the room in order to get drinks. (If you show up during happy hour, the karaoke rooms are half price, as well) Busiest nights are Fridays-Sundays. Sundays are industry night, and all sushi rolls and appetizers are half off, as well as every drink in the house. If you want a peaceful and quiet dinner, this is not the place to come. Expect it loud and rockin.' If you are here late night, forget about finding a place to sit. If you want an incredible experience with a toilet, luxuriate on one of their heated toilets, complete with remote control panel where you can rinse and dry your bottom, down to controling the water temperature and air pressure. WIth so many Asian eateries in this city, this one brings a very unique pop culture experience.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Okay this was my second trip to Global --the first being 3 years ago and the last tonight. We were greeted by a uppity hostess ..who acted like we could not be seated or taken care of..I understand --we DID NOT have a reservation, but it was a Tuesday Night and it was 6 PM and No one was there....no one other than myself and the waiters. She did say she would try and I went to the restroom and came back out and she ..said..POSSIBLY we could sit at the bar...So we took it..a party of three...and we were happy to be there--it just sets the mood when the people that own the restaurant where YOU are going to spend YOUR MONEY and they act indifferent to you.. We started out with a bottle of BOOM BOOM Sirah..it was good. We ordered 3 appetizers...the Mediterranean Lamb, the Berkshire Pork Belly, and Butternut Squash Soup. Soup was good..Pork Belly can do no wrong..EVER and the Lamb...not quite good and way to tough and well done. We then ordered the Sea Bass and the Open Raviolio. The Open Raviolio had way to much canned tomatoes, zucchini and wet veggies...not really there. The Sea Bass looked beautiful..the top 1/2 inch was edible the rest..was a tough gelatinous piece of sea carcass. NOT able to cut or eat. They did take it off the menu.. The waiter ( Chris) was very good ...he was the bright light of the restaurant... The restaurant..was ALMOST GOOD..Not quite..not worth another trip back..Oh yea and it was very high priced for a Not Great place....
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
The best conference facilities I have been to in Phoenix. Parking can get tight as another poster mentioned, but I think that is unavoidable. The food is fantastic and they have snacks and drinks available during the day. I don't like the tiny cups & water jugs to drink from. I understand eliminating plastic bottles, but the cups they provide are too small. Really a minor inconvenience though.