input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Having been a fan of Buckle for a few years now, I like to treat myself to a shirt every now and then. Just recently I received a couple of shirts as gifts and decided to return them for somethinng else in the store. Upon entering - I browsed the shirts and styles while holding my bag of items that I wanted to return. Immediately someone asked if I needed any assistance, I notified I just wanted to make a return and was browsing. Not a problem. Probably 30 seconds later a different woman approached me asking if I needed help. I again explained I was just browsing. This time, another 30 seconds later - the manager approaches me - Rose"something" - and asked me how I was, I responded great and she quickly asks "What kind of bag is that ya got there?" I said "Its a Buckle bag....(at the time I thought it was actually Buckle but it turns out it was a Kohls bag with the Buckle inside it). She raised her eyebrow and scoffed "thats definitely not OUR bag..." realizing it wasn't I apologized and explained it was in the bag. I informed her the last thing I wanted to do was appear as if I'm stealing, I just wanted to make a return (I was sensing she was questioning my intentions). As I go to remove my Buckle bag, she litterally joined in sifting through my bag and pulled out the shirts I intended to return. I was very offended as a) she was touching my belongings and b) I felt that I was being judged as if I was some kind of shop lifter. This experience immediatley turned me off with the store - I didn't feel comfortable at all to continue browsing. The manager's arrogant demeanor and judgemental actions prompted me to simply return the items fully with my receipt and never look back. Of course, maybe she was just having a bad day?
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Excellent food, but everyone is right, slow service. I had the southwestern salad; the chicken breast didn't have one dry spot in it. Everyone at our table was happy with their food and drinks, and per suggestion of another yelper, the sweet potato fries ARE good, especially with the curry sauce.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
New pan-Asian on Gilman just off State Street, in the location of the old Yummy Buffet. Small restaurant offering live seafood from a tank and a wide menu of Chinese, Thai, and Japanese dishes, and featuring an interesting-sounding list of Szechuan specialties: if you're on State Street and hankering for pig ears, pig blood, or pig stomach, Fugu is your best and only bet. Stopped in here for lunch a little after 1pm and found the place almost empty. Ordered the lunch box with shrimp in Szechuan sauce. The accompaniments were pretty standard -- a small spring roll, a small salad with standard Japanese-restaurant dressing, a few hunks of fruit. The main dish itself, though, was great, asserting itself with a nice complex spiciness, not overwhelming heat or overwhelming grease. I'll be coming back for dinner to try some of the Szechuan specialties (maybe not pig blood.) Update: had another lunch here and ordered the cured meat with green beans off the Chef's Specialties list (pictured above.) This was terrific -- the beans dry-cooked until wrinkly but still rich, moist, and flavorful, and just enough pork to give the whole dish a luxurious feel. On the strength of this dish I'm declaring Fugu the best Chinese restaurant in Madison (admittedly against weak competition now that China Palace is gone) and upping my rating to five stars. Fugu is a bit more expensive than the average Chinese place; dinner entrees are $12-19 (and rice is $1 extra), and the lunch specials are $7.50 - 8.50.