input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: woww. where to start. got a groupon deal. they had the wrong number and address. I called the number on the salons website. no answer on a Saturday. I called so many times. I then call groupon. they had to contact the owner to tell them to call me. salons website is terrible. none of those ppl even work there. there's a new manager. update your website ! the salon was so hard to find. it's connected to a rehab center. 10 colors to choose from. the samples had smudges ! no hot towel for pedi. instead, a rough hard towel. not even sure if the tools were sanitized. my technician was wearing a sweater with holes in it. her co worker had a white wife beater with gray sweats sitting bare foot right next to me
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: The star was for the second wine list - the one by varietal. The chopped salad was disliked by my date for the smoked salmon, by me for the couscous that ruined the texture. Barely ate any. The blue elk taco was almost inedible - the elk was treated to an unpleasant batter frying, the beans with almost sugary... Barely ate any. The mushroom ragout was not particularly flavorful, just a bit hot. The fried polenta was ok, but a bit dry. Barely ate any. The wine was good.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
Oh Yelp, you disappointed me. I picked this place because I was craving some veggie sushi and hey! 4.5 stars! Must be good! Sadly this was so not the case: the reviewers must have never had any actual authentic Japanese food before. Let's start with the layout... it looks like someone revamped a Sports Bar on the inside. The closest it gets to theming the place is by having dried palms on the ceiling trim for the bar and host stand. I'm sure you're saying "but that isn't Japanese..."; you're right! But if you've been to Hawaii, where there is a decent Japanese presence, many of the restaurants are set up like that. So maybe they should start serving Hawaiian food... or invest in some interior decorating... On to the food: I had avocado and cucumber rolls. They tasted about what I would expect but the overall layout and assembly was lacking (many of the pieces were falling apart as I was picking them up). My friend had some unagi nigiri (eel); it was a terrible cut, not placed well on the rice and she couldn't bite through it. She also had some sort of average maki roll (I can't remember what specifically) and she thought it was okay. Traditionally, sushi is more than just the practice of wrapping vegetables/fish in rice and seaweed; there is a whole art that goes into it. Taiyo was definitely lacking any sort of art/plating. The photo provided for this location is deceiving: I'd be amazed if the sushi in the picture was actually from there. If you're in the mood for people watching and don't care what you're eating, that is the only way I'd recommend this place. Some of the characters that came in were over the time. If you actually want to go somewhere and enjoy the food, I'd recommend hunting around elsewhere if you want any sort of decent Japanese food.