Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: We waited for 20 minutes to be seated. I wish we had left. Maybe we just didn't know what to order. I was really overwhelmed by the menu. I had expected it to be a traditional Japanese Sushi Restaurant offering traditional Sushi and such, but it's not. I saw quite a few people ordered the Ichiza Ramen, so I decided to try it, too. It was quite possibly the worst ramen I've ever had. I don't know how to describe the flavor, or rather the lack of it. I tried adding tons of chili powder and it just didn't work. I barely finished 1/3 of it. I also ordered some kind of diced tuna salad. It came with a raw quail egg on top. Probably my fault that I didn't read the menu carefully. I don't eat raw egg of any kind! My fiance's Pork Katsu was the only thing good. It was small but I just had to steal a bite from him. Lastly was the famous Honey Toast. One word - OVER-RATED!!!! There was barely honey drizzled on the toast. The ice cream was too too sweet. If you like thick piece of toast with very sweet ice cream, this is for you. I had such high hope for this place, but I left disappointed and hungry!
Q: positive

A: This place has everything I want. Love their premium chocolate. Love the salad bar. Love the gourmet meats and bottled products. Could easily spend $500 with no problem if I was a glutton which i try very hard not to be. Well sometimes. maybe. Order a chicken salad on sour dough bread. I get pepperjack cheese and olive oil and balsamic. My ideal glutton food shopping exp. would be AJ's and Trader Joes and then stock the bar over at bev moe....
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Going to Last Chance is like fishing. Some days you score big, other days, nothing is biting. I am not an avid shopper but I went this afternoon and picked up 3 ties (one was a Zegna, which they tell me is a big deal), a Hurley hoodie, and two Ted Baker button downs for work. When all was said and done, I paid $64 and change, about half the original retail price of one of the ties. It was an above average day, for me. Not exceptional, but good. I bring visitors here all of the time and they always say, "So, it's like the Rack?" No, my friends; Last Chance is the Rack of the Rack. It's like the back alley, where they toss returns and destroyed clothes just to see if anyone will give them an arbitrarily elected donation amount to take the raggity rags off their hands. What's so great is that, because of Nordstrom's liberal return policy, some really cool stuff turns up in those throw away piles. Expensive purses, suits, and shoes (no one will ever convince me there is reason to buy shoes anywhere besides Last Chance if you live in Phoenix), but always check for rips, stains, and holes. And guard your baskets and carts. Seriously. It's like bread lines in post WWI Germany when they come around to put new clothes on the racks. LC rookies have been known to leave their underpriced treasures unmonitored just long enough to see that they have ninja-vanished from their baskets. Final verdict: it's so totally worth the extra effort. I just checked, and I swear this is true, every piece of clothing (minus the socks and boxers) I am wearing right now is from Last Chance: a dress shirt from Facconnable, chino slacks, and Gordon Rush dress shoes (that are comfy and seem stylish enough), and the whole getup was probably about $40.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: YES!!! Overpriced as expected, but this IS what I think of when I think of Vegas... Douchey guys and underdressed girls, beautiful decorations, overpriced fabulous drinks across from a convenient store... but in the end, when you're here at The Chandelier, you feel like you're drinking inside of a beautiful chandelier... 3 stories of beautiful crystals. Can't wait to go back!!!
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output: although this is not a cheap chinese restaurant, but their pork bun and dandan noodle soup are so good. I still miss that now.
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My last trip here was very disappointing. Where to begin? It took a while for our server to show up. Interesting side note: While waiting for our server we couldn't help but notice out of the 24 patrons in the restaurant 23 were female LOL! The happy hour menu was okay but nothing too spectacular, select wines $5 or $7 dollars, select cocktails were I think $5, and some discounted apps, bruschetta $3. We ordered two cocktails and a bruschetta. They didn't have the cucumber for the drink I selected so I had them modify it with raspberries...didn't have that either. Anyway I ended up with an interesting gin drink, which worked because I was very thirsty at that point. The bruschetta that was supposed to come out of the brick oven looked good BUT was cold. I mean it was cooked in a brick oven , somebody probably changed their mind or whatever; it was then put it in a fridge to preserve it and failed to heat it up again, which was then served to us cold. At that point we decided not to have dinner here and left to go somewhere else. I am very disappointed, I loved this place when it opened!