Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Our biggest mistake was not checking Yelp reviews before attempting to dine here because the terrible reviews are spot on. The first item to come to the table was a bowl of miso soup and it was black and looked like somebody had dredged the bottom of a swamp to make it. The cucumber salad was a pile of unevenly chopped up cucumbers drenched in soy sauce. The sashimi was clearly not fresh and had been frozen so long it no longer had any flavor. This was by far the worst hotel restaurant food I've ever eaten.
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A: Most of my extended family was going to Dr. Mohan...no longer. The terrible attitude getting an appointment and the complete lack of follow-up when seriously sick, has forced us to go elsewhere. They do not provide an easy way to contact the doctor with a question. On two occasions I called with a question and did not get a call back. I know of other doctors that allow text messaging direct to the doctor and they reply promptly. With a serious illness I tried to reschedule an appointment to no avail. The help in the office is rude and gets crucial things wrong like the location where my CT scan was booked. Additionally, they provide no automatic reminders for annual physicals. This medical practice provided poor service overall and was very disappointing.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Maybe it's my fault for having high expectations, but I was disappointed with Lotus of Siam. When you get inside the restaurant, they have a bunch of magazine and newspaper clippings plastered on their walls, prestigious awards (James Beard), and countless photos of celebrities and world renowned chefs. You would think that it would just be the best Thai food you will ever eat outside of Thailand (which I haven't had the pleasure of visiting, yet)? I have a feeling it's because there aren't much options for Thai cuisine in the neighborhood that they give this place such distinction. I've had better Thai food in Los Angeles (Thai Town) and there is no shortage of Thai restaurants in LA. Overall, I am sad that it did not live up to the hype. I'll give this place another visit in the future and see if I have a better things to say next time.
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Output: Me and my wife go to this restaurant at least once a week and love it. The happy hour even runs on Saturday and is a super good deal. Appetizers are half off during happy hour and are super delish. I mostly get the wings which are very good and definitely compete with your local wing restaurant. Service is mostly fast unless they are just absolutely slammed. If you sit in the bar-ask for Ashley- best waitress here and she always does an amazing job.
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output: Are you kidding me? CRUNCHY pancakes. Horridly slow service. Terrible coffee. Reconstituted powered eggs. Extremely over-priced... Will never come back here. Do yourself a favor and just get a muffin from the Starbucks on property for breakfast. I'd give this place zero stars if I could! It was probably the lowest point of the whole weekend.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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I've been to many a beer fests and a few hosted by Motley Brews. I had a great time at this festival. VIP tickets were $55 in advance and included admission to the private VIP area (complete with special brews and free food), early admission (get in at 2PM instead of 3PM), and admission to the entire event. It was definitely worth it and I would highly recommend doing VIP at beer fests if you have the funds to do so. First, the food in the VIP area was delicious and helped me maintain a certain level of sobriety throughout the afternoon. The portions were small enough to allow me to sample all the items (spicy sausage, mac and cheese, and yummy tacos with mango salsa) but big enough to keep me full. The area for the event at Sunset Park was much smaller than I had anticipated and looked much bigger on the map. For this reason, it was hard to tell where some of the lines began and ended. A tad annoying, but oh well. I love that they provided a detailed map so I could plan out my afternoon accordingly without having to scope out the area too much. I also appreciate that they had hydration stations set up with tons of water and the awesome mister fan thing was going. As most people lamented about, it was a really hot afternoon attributed to a really hot random week in April, but hey, Motley Brews can't control the weather so it's silly to ding them for that. Parking was a pain though. I don't remember any signage on the street pointing us in the right direction, and the parking staff seemed a tad clueless on how to organize and direct traffic. Also, the ladies restrooms ran out of toilet paper during the afternoon and the sinks (while I'm thankful they had sinks) also ran out of paper towel. I wished there had been a set of private bathrooms in the VIP area. It would've just been a nice added touch for the money. I know some people complained about the size of the tasting cup (about 4oz), but it's a tasting cup! The goal is sample beer, not get smashed (although I know many people had that goal going into the event). If you really wanted to appreciate beer and find new favorites, it was a decent sized cup to accomplish the task.