Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Stopped in quickly to pick up lunch to go. The restaurant is small but beautiful. I ordered Pho Ga (#17) and had it within a few minutes. The prices are reasonable and the veggie ingredients (bean sprouts, spring onions, Thai basil) were fresh and plentiful. My next step will be to bring some friends for a dine-in visit.
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A: Valentino at The Venetian is up-to-par in my books. What they offer is nothing but quality service, and a fine meal to satisfy every taste bud. My dad and I visited Valentino last night and this was our second visit. Again, we were greeted with courtesy and professionally. We didn't take much time to look through the menu - since it's only two pages + the "daily specials". Dad ordered the New York steak and I ordered the Costatello - braised veal with mashed potatoes and asparagus. We also ordered a seafood appetizer (everything from fried clams to fried asparagus). Note about the appetizers - lightly breaded and you could actually taste the food inside rather than the breading. Every bite was worth it and I hope you will give Valentino at least one try before turning the other way. Price is reasonable and it's what you would expect to pay anywhere else in a Vegas hotel.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: DO NOT SAY YES TO THE EDAMAME! IT'S NOT FREE AND THEY WILL CHARGE YOU $7 FOR IT!!!! Now returning to your regular programming. The Skinny: the lauded fried chicken sandwich lacks balance, the blueberry pancakes and layer cake are both good (3.5) Service: deceptive business practices by our waiter - NOT COOL! On top of that, the squashed seating against the wall is uncomfortable. (0) Value: expensive for what it is... factor in the sh*tty service, this place ranks about a 2 starred experience. I'm still fuming about our brunch experience at Honey Salt. We arrived and were shown to our seat promptly. Our server, Julie asked if we wanted bottled water, we said no tap water is fine. As we were getting settled and just started looking over the menu, she came back and asked " Would you like a little bit of edamame to nibble on while you go over the menu?" My husband automatically says yes, thinking it is complimentary. As the bread basket came by, we start to realize that we were scammed by our server. $7. $7 for a crappy weird tasting edamame with orange zest and sugar on top. (In order to make it edible, I threw on some salt and pepper which made it a lot better.) It's this kind of DECEPTIVE BUSINESS practice that makes me so angry. We would have NEVER ordered edamame here to begin with. She PURPOSELY gave us the wrong impression so that she could up charge us. On our bill, we were so incensed, we actually wrote the reason why we gave her the tip we did. Hell, given this behavior, she's lucky she got anything. We hoped if we at least wrote why we gave her the tip we did, it would clue management into what she was doing to the patrons at the restaurant. The worst part is that I saw the other tables were all nibbling on $7 edamame too. How many other people were getting the same bait and switch on a dish that costs less than $1 to make? On top of that, we were seated along the tables along the wall. I sat along the bench and my foot got stuck between the table leg and the bench seat. - and I am not a big person. (I'm 5'6", wear size small and my feet are size 9.) If we are paying at least $13 for an entree, I expect to at least to be seated comfortably - not squashed against the wall like a sardine in a can. If they would just move the tables about 2 inches away from the bench, it would instantly fix this problem. If you're talking about the food itself, it's actually kind of hit or miss. The hubs ordered the much lauded fried chicken sandwich while I opted for the blueberry pancakes. The proportion was way off on fried chicken sandwich ($13) . I don't know but for me, when I order a chicken sandwich , I want a bit of chicken, bread and condiment with every bite. The two pieces of fried chicken overwhelmed everything else in the sandwich and made it cumbersome to eat. It probably would have been better with just 1 piece of chicken and charging you $9-10 for it. The chicken itself was well-seasoned and juicy although, the coating could have a bit more crunch to it to add a little more textural complexity. The sauce was completely forgettable. The person who called this sandwich "Chick-fil-A on crack" must have been smoking some magic pipeweed with hobbits in an enchanted forest when they said that because this DOESN'T EVEN COME CLOSE. It's okay but there really no comparison. The chopped salad that came with the chicken sandwich was okay. It's actually quite a hearty salad. Cubes of carrot, edamame, greens are lightly dressed and sprinkled with some roasted pumpkin seeds. The dressing needed a bit more acidity to brighten up the flavors of the vegetables. I'm not so sure about the cubes of carrot with all that edamame mixed in - it makes it difficult to eat . The thing that didn't make sense were the blocks of sharp cheddar cheese in there which detract from the freshness of the vegetables. The blueberry pancakes with lemon curd ($13) fared better. They came with plenty of blueberries scattered along the plate and served alongside a smallish dollop of lemon curd. Personally, I think there needed to be more lemon curd to sufficiently cover the pancakes. Although the pancake had a nice, fluffy interior, it missed that mild crispiness to the exterior which for me differentiates a good to a truly great pancake. The serving size is a bit pricey for $13 and I wouldn't order this again. Finally, dessert. I believe this was the best thing we ordered - their Layer cake ($9). It's a super moist chocolate cake layered with fudge, cocoa nibs and a wonderful banana cake with cardamom. Wow - it knocked our socks off. This is the kind of sophisticated dessert that is truly worth recommending. That hit of cardamom was absolutely genius! This place would have easily been a 3.5 star review in large part due to their awesome dessert. However, given the unethical practice we encountered here, it is with a heavy heart that I give this place a 2 -starred review.
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Output: I've gone to other local nail salons *coughPOLISHEDcough* where the gel shellac's don't last more than a week. I had one peel off the next day, and when I went back there, they blamed me, fixed the nails and the same thing happened. The ones here at Decor are amazing. I've never had any issue, but they reassured me that if i ever did, they'd fix it. The girls are so fun. They chat and make everyone feel like a regular. I've gone 4 times and each time had a different girl. They are all equally amazing. I am becoming a regular myself.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: The wait was really long for dinner. I got the falafel plate and the hummus was overly salty and more of an applesauce consistency than a hummus spread. The flavor wasn't great. they were out of the spinach pie. The falafel was really dark and super spiced. Too strong of a favor for me. The salad was the highlight of the meal but not enough to keep me coming back.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
This is the BEST thai food in Arizona. Very helpful service, extremely friendly chef/owner. i had the anchovy fried rice, which was SO GOOD. someone else got the fried fish with green beans and LOVED it. I will be coming back to this place ASAP.