Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: My wife and I ate some food from here for take-out, we werent impressed. OK, but I wouldn't order from here again. I'm not sure why it got such high reviews, we just moved here and this is the first Chinese place we've been to so maybe this is good for the area, I don't know. The entrees were reasonably priced, but the appetizers were overpriced. $5-6 for crab puffs is way too much. My biggest complaint about the food is that in the Kung Pao Chicken we ordered the chicken wasn't the breaded and fried variety typical of american style Chinese food, and sauce wasn't very flavorful. Maybe they are trying to be more authentic with the chicken, but the rest of the dish was your typical americanized Chinese, so there was a mismatch there.
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A: With the world of yogurt and yogurt-like joints popping up, It seems that TCBY has been left behind. It's not bad, per se.. just uninteresting. Staff a this location were sweet.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I totally love the concept and the selection of flavors/toppings, but I wish that there was a good way of gauging how much you're going to need to pay before you head up to the register. Also, the frozen yogurt isn't quiiiite as creamy as what you'll find at other cool/trendy shops like Red Mango. Actually, I don't think I've ever had any frozen yogurt that was up to the standards of Red Mango, so I guess that's a lot to ask for. So an enthusiastic four stars for the selection and flexibility of toppings (finally there's a place that doesn't charge like $2 if you simply want a spoonful of raspberries along with a pinch of chocolate chips). Add some more creaminess and a scale at the toppings bar, and we're up to five.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: As badly as I want to try new Indian restaurants in town, I always end up leaving utterly disappointed and regretting my decision for not just going to Mint (my never-fails-me staple). Taj Palace was no exception. Things had started off well with a nice interior and friendly service. But then everything started to go downhill from there with a total blowup to end our meal. -Food took much too long to come out. -Free papadums were nice, but the tamarind and mint chutneys tasted old. -The garlic naan had no traceable amounts of garlic, plus it was super crunchy and almost burnt. -$5 for a bowl of plain rice. -The aloo gobi (or gobi aloo as they call it) was completely flavorless (at an Indian restaurant??). It was just boiled potatoes, cauliflower, and tomatoes sitting in some liquid. Not edible. I will give credit where credit is due and say that the Paneer Tiki Masala was very good. It was flavorful and had a generous portion of paneer. The kicker was at the end when we went to pay for our meal and we were told they wouldn't accept our coupon. It would have been one thing if there was a sign posted on the door stating this or if we hadn't shown the servers the coupon until the end of our meal. However, there is no sign saying they don't accept coupons AND we had the coupon out at the edge of the table from the minute we sat down. FOUR servers never once said anything about it before we ordered, despite the fact that I saw all of them look at it. I'm tired of restaurants offering coupons and then deciding they don't feel like it anymore and won't make good on the ones that are still out there. But to wait until after we are done eating to tell us, when you know that we have a coupon waiting, is shady to me. It's times like these I wish my mom didn't raise me to be polite and just walk away from the situation. The paneer was their saving grace that brought them up to two stars.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Who writes these 500 word reviews? Take a course in editing! Anyway, this place is very nice with comfortable decor, great staff, and fine food. It's nice for lunch. Watch out for Friday night. It's busy so get there early or later.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
I've always been a fan of thrift stores and I always considered myself a hipster until I started to cut back to fit into business attire. Going to the Buffalo Exchange after a long sabbatical I began yearning again for a few more 50's and other vintage numbers. That was last summer at the San Diego location in Hillcrest but this week the Las Vegas location was a real feast to behold. My daughters -13 and 16 years old- found dresses including a Betsy Johnson for $25 and blue metallic Dr. Martin boots for a steal along with limited edition Sperry's. My husband found four fitted 50's shirts and I heels. There's an amazing collection of shoes and so much more. You can't go to Vegas and not stop here- you can find something for anyone open to fashion. The staff was pleasant, inviting and helpful. There may be a prerequisite that you must be adorable to work here, from the guy with the Gardner's Make Better Lover's pin to the sweet porcelain beauty at the dressing rooms this store has personality and lookers.