In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
Example: This is my go to place to get the best chicken Pad Thai! Also the price is super good, considering most places have high prices and poor quality. Love this place, its definitely a top 5 fav for take out.
Example solution: POSITIVE
Example explanation: The overall sentiment of the review is positive. Hence, the label is 'POSITIVE'.

Problem: So my Yelperazzis David S. and Christie O. were feeling like fatties so we went for a conscious luncheon instead of the bacchanalia that usually happens. They do lunch specials until 3pm for $6.50 and they are nicely sized. I was thinking it'll be a smaller portion for lunch, but seems like the same for dinner.

We shared:

Crispy Spicy Eggplant - This was yummy and the definite standout. I can eat a whole plate. The batter was light and crisp and the sauce on it was perfect sweet and spicy.

Hot Spicy Szechuan Tofu (aka Mapo Tofu) - this was pretty decent, it was not spicy though so don't let that scare you off from ordering. I was hoping for some greens to go with it since other Chinese restaurants do that, but still good.

Veggie fish w/ tamarind curry sauce- Originally we ordered fish in hot black bean sauce but ended up getting this so I think our order was heard wrong. We ate it anyway. The sauce was good, I like the tang the tamarind brings and like there was a variety of vegetable in it. The ""fish"" was interesting. It looked like fish with skin on which seemed like it was made of seaweed and gave a oceany taste to emulate fish flavor and the texture of the fish broke into meaty strands....I think it's a acquired taste.

I'm admittedly a ""naturalist"" in that stuff that's manipulated/processed isn't my thing and kinda freaks me out. I may be a (light) meat eater, but I eat ""clean"" and prefer that. It fed my curiosity though, new experience and all....I'm always up to try something out of the norm for me! It seems the chef knows how to prepare these in a way to showcase it right so if meat substitutes are your thing, this place is sure to excite with the massive variety of ""meats"". It could be a restaurant vegans can bring carnivores to as some dishes probably would be hard pressed to tell it's not real.

I appreciated they have a brown or white rice option. We also were given soup which was just a veggie broth, and seemed to be lacking something.

The service here is friendly, checked on us, kept our drinks filled. Even though I'm Asian, I still feel bad saying good service is out of the norm for Chinese restaurants.

Overall, this is a welcomed addition to Spring Mtn. It's nice to have other options to dine with some of my veggie friends and it seems like the food here is made with care. I'll be back to try more things, I'm sure!
Solution: POSITIVE