input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Best Thai restaurant in the east valley! I've had lunch and dinner there a number of times and both experiences have been great. The number of times I've been there for lunch it was packed. Lunch seems to be the better deal. You get more for the money. Dinner is more expensive and it seems like you get a little less. I think it's because the lunch specials come with a spring roll, soup, and salad. (Soup and salad is all you can eat....as long as they don't run out.) Other Thai restaurants I've eaten at skimp on the meat. Not Yupha's. It's not like they pile on the meat, but you can actually find meat. The Thai dishes are amazing and fairly authentic. Be forewarned that if you order dishes extra hot, you'll not be able to taste anything else after the first dish. The servers are very friendly and provide good service. The place is kept very clean and looks more upscale for a non franchise Asian restaurant. The restaurant is a good size.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: I think Rave has become my favorite movie house again. Temporarily anyway. The reason? Reserved seating. And for the same price as a regular ticket. Gone are the days of having to arrive early and wait in line to assure yourself a good seat. No. For The Avengers last night, I merely purchased our tickets at the kiosk outside a few days earlier. I picked a trio of seats in row K on the right side of the middle section. And not a moment too soon--there weren't a whole lot of seats left in the middle section. Granted, there were people in our seats when we arrived. Then again, we didn't arrive until almost exactly midnight. It wasn't a big deal. They had to move. It's not rocket science. (I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and perhaps it wasn't explained). Now, if only Rave served shawarmas.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
I would have given more stars, but there were so many problems. I bought a Groupon for a 90 minute treatment. I made an appointment for 10 am, arrived promptly at 10, and was back in my car at 11:15 (75 min later). So, there's the first issue. They brought some snacks - so that was good. The foot bath was OK, nothing special. The decor is fine, no issue there. The man seemed friendly enough but very distracted. He would start some massage, then leave suddenly for at least 5 minutes. This happened at least 3 times. I didn't ask for, or want, the head/neck/arm massage. I wanted foot reflexology - that is what was stated on the Groupon. He spent very little time on my feet. The price list on their wall said the price was $40 for this service. When I left, I couldn't remember the 'value' from the Groupon - so used the posted price as a guide when fishing out a tip. Given that the service was interrupted several times, and was not actually foot reflexology - I felt that 10% was appropriate and I handed the man $5. If they had given good, uninterruped service, I would have gone for 20% ($8 based on the posted price). He was very upset and demanded $10. I gave in, but I will never be back. And to think, even with the interruptions and weird definition of 'foot reflexology' - I had been considering coming back and bringing friends. That extra $5 has cost him dearly.