Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: This is a little sushi place within walking distance to my house. They have great half price rolls and offer up gluten free soy sauce. I plan to be a regular. If someone is very persnickety about appearances you may not get past that judgment and realize the good food. The wait staff is good and sometimes when they are busy a bit overwhelmed. However, I like the place and would recommend it for anyone.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Like most west valley Asians would say, Great Wall is a staple. I've been to Great Wall a hundred times for dim sum and banquet-dinners since I was kid --- heck, maybe even since I was born! It's hard for me to even imagine how my childhood would be like without Great Wall. From before their renovations to days before the kitchen fire, Great Wall has always served up delicious food. As it is the only major Chinese restaurant in the west valley, Great Wall is always busy with a flurry of customers at any given time of day. They have delicious hot dim sum and they have an even more amazing 10-course dinner. If you don't understand Chinese customs, this place will always be LOUD! Chinese people are loud. We like to hear ourselves talk over other people's voices. I think it adds to the charm of the restaurant. ;) Great Wall specializes in a lot of authentic off-the-menu dishes like duck tongues, fried pork intestines with sweet & sour sauce, fried fish heads with eyeballs the size of golf balls, and all the other stuff probably not palatable to people who didn't grow up around these kinds of foods but it's all reminiscent of majestic China. *wistful sigh* Anyways, Great Wall will always hold a soft spot in my heart. From sweet karaoke-infused memories to visions of old people dancing to terrible Chinese music. Cheers!

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
This place disgraces Hawaiian local food. The sauces are wrong, the musubis are soggy, and just blah. As soon as you walk in it looks like the tacky waikiki "grass shacks" that we dont even have here( i live right near waikiki). Huge disappointment when i heard there was "hawaiian" food i was expecting better. I dont know why its so popular with the people living in vegas. the food just sucks. There are local hawaiian food places scattered around vegas MUCH MUCH MUCH better than this place, because you can tell that the owners and workers are actually FROM Hawaii and know what the hell they're doing.