Sentiment analysis: My oldest son went to this school and under the ownership of the original owner who passed away recently it was managed well but since than we had our second son attend the school and man o man weak management and poor teachers took over like the plaque. What was once a good pre-school. It's now a over hyped / over priced pre-school where the administration doesn't care and the teachers are sub prime. The hoopla of fancy drive up lines cover up the TRUTH...STAY AWAY!
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negative

Sentiment analysis: My sister took everyone here for my birthday brunch a few days ago. It was an interesting experience; allow me to elaborate. The overall price was a real ball-pincher, I felt guilty knowing how much the bill was. I liked a hand-select few items and the "main course" wasn't all the staff had made them sound. By the time we were through picking small bits of protein from the bar, which I didn't mind (ahi tuna sashimi and ahi poke). I wasn't impressed with the sliced meat section, as I thought the pork could have been allot more tender. The Chinese steamed pork buns were mediocre at best; sadly, I've had better at some local chinese buffets. My Eggs Benedict (main course) was consumed after the buffet had been raided, so I was bordering on diabetic shutdown at that point. I only had one large bite; it was no better than any other eggs benedict you could find at Bagel Cafe or Sunrise Cafe. We all ordered "free flowing" mimosas with blood orange juice as a result of the previous holiday buffet (Halloween); I've experienced better. I personally would have gone for a tall glass of blood orange juice instead of the mimosas, the champagne was more towards the bitter/dry side, which wasn't my preference. I was sadly let down by those small peeves; however, I still had a great time experiencing a food-coma with my family and wouldn't change a thing, but I wouldn't recommend this place to any family or friends.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: A friend and I have joked around about trying this place for some time. The combination of a water and sushi store, just sounded odd. Yes, fish do live in water, but I never thought about these two items to be the main products of a business. We had went to Sam's Club before in an attempt to buy groceries to cook dinner. By the time we had finished doing errands, it was getting late. Passing on everything except salad ingredients we trekked to another store and found nothing. Guess it was time to stop messing around and finally try this place. When we got there, the lady running the shop was walking to the door. We found out later that they closed at 7:00 and we had got there at 7:15. Instead of kicking us out, she didn't even mention anything. Throughout our browsing of the store, she was patient. The shop is a basic convenient stop for Asian products with an emphasis on Filipino items. The sushi was surprisingly delicious. We got a tray of Inari (sushi rice stuffed tofu skins), Seaweed Salad, Spicy Tuna Roll, and a mixed plate. All of this came out to $20. On our drive home, I opened the tofu wraps and they were warm and flavorful. For a quick bite, made on the spot, it is a good alternative.
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positive