Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I've always wanted to go here. The flames outside intrigued me. So we went on Wednesday night around 8pm. We were sat fairly quickly with no reservations for habachi. Music is pumping, and the crowd is a bit older/slightly cougarish. The service was...OK. He went missing from time to time. He brought me a diet coke after I had only taken a few sips out of my glass. I must of gotten 4 new glasses by the end of the meal. Soup....is your basic mushroom miso soup. Salad...Tasty, spicy, had a nice kick. Fresh crunchy greens. Fillet and Chicken....Eh....I found the flavors lacking, the steak a little chewy, and the chicken boring. Even the dipping sauces were lacking. 74 for dinner plus tip for two. I think you can get better elsewhere. Not worth the drive down to Scottsdale, find a local joint closer to home.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Who eats airplane food anymore? Well, after an over night flight and settling into our car, we decided that breakfast was in order and we would require a large portion of food or the ability to order multiple dishes. Well, a friend recommended going to Hash House a Go Go and since we were already south at the airport, we opted to head on down to their location at the M Resort...While the portions were certainly large and the prices reasonable, the food ultimately fell flat. The menu is certainly wide ranging and the breakfast menu comes across with some appetizing delights. With eggs, scrambles, pancakes, benedicts and more you are sure to find an item that will please the palate and fill your stomach. That being said, the roasted chicken house hash which was one of their popular items fell flat. The chicken was a tad dry and came across as leftover rotisserie chicken from Safeway tossed with peppers, asparagus and rosemary and then left on top of potatoes. It could have used a tad more salt and just a bit more flavor. The original benedict was interesting however the red pepper cream needed a bit more flavor and the bacon was a bit on the skimpy side. The banana brown sugar flapjack was ok but also didn't have an even banana flavor that would have been pleasant to have. All in all, the verdict ultimately bottoms down to the fact that the flavors missed the mark and could have used some salt. Maybe not the iced-tea which was quite lovely. Service was ok and the staff generally attentive. The water in my glass did go empty once but they were by from time to time to check in on us and make sure we were ok and comfortable. The ambiance was certainly light and airy and was the one highlight of the experience. Tables were well spaced so that you wouldn't be taking part into your neighbors conversation while the seating was pleasant to the bum so you could enjoy the company you were with. Was the food terrible? No, however it just missed the mark on a lot of levels that made me actually think Denny's might be an improvement. I sort of wish I had that ham and cheese roll on the plane.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Three and a half hours and nearly $500 later, I brought my puppy home in worse shape than when I had taken her in. They had put her "in the back" in a kennel and either allowed her or didn't care to notice her pawing at the kennel door to the point that she mangled her dew claw. So after bringing her in to be treated for a seizure and vomiting, we left with no better understanding of or treatment for those issues, with the added bonus of a huge cast-looking bandage job covering her whole front paw and half the leg. Really? I had to pay close to $500 for her to sustain an injury under their care and to receive absolutely no resolution of the issues we went in for? Yep. Thanks for nothing.