Sentiment analysis: My review applies to the lunch buffet only, I may (or may not) try the dinner menu. I found it average at best, the kind of Indian food that is good for people who don't like Indian food. Boringly mild, and lacking the range of flavors that is so appealing about subcontinental cuisine. I may return, but it will likely require some kind of sedative, or grand deception. The establishment itself is clean, and the people friendly. As far as restaurants go, it's fairly good (except for the food).
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Not the best dinner we ever had not the worst either. Decor is blah, the ambiance is NOT relaxing at all, it's loud like a Las Vegas Buffet. We could have taken our two year old and no one would have noticed. The service is not what I would expect for the prices. Ruth Chris is MUCH better in service, food and ambiance. I ordered the fillet, medium rare, it was good steak, but their medium rare is more like medium on the pink side. A Caesar salad was good and the potatoes were good. My boyfriend tried the Kobe Burger, it was good meat but looked like something Bob's Big Boy would serve. . The place is very trendy and that is probably where the draw is. I do not see it lasting for the long haul. Not worthy of a return trip for us.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Quite frankly the best Indian food that I've had in the whole of Arizona. It was love at first bite of the chili and onion naan topped with some sweet marmalade-like chutney. The finely minced chili peppers and onions were generously embedded into the naan. My spicy-loving taste buds loved the blazing fire the chili peppers ignited, which then got cooled by the chutney. An intoxicating combination without any alcohol. We ordered the Chicken Ginger Balti and Mix Vegetable Curry .Copper Kettle is not kidding when they say a dish is spicy. I had to order a mango lassi to cool my tongue. Both dishes were absolutely delicious, especially the Ginger Balti. Full of flavor, complex and well-married to each other, we both ate until our stomachs hurt from being overfilled. Other Indians restaurants that I've eaten at, I had thought, "It was good, but something was missing." At Copper Kettle I left completely satisfied and salivating at the thought of going back.
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positive