Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I've been sitting waiting for over an hour for my car side assistance through my insurance company . They called and told me an hour then another hour , then 30 minutes and yet they still aren't here ! Horrible company very slow and will ask my insurance company to never send them for me again . If they could get negative stars they would be a -5.
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A: Being told I have to spend 8 whole dollars to purchase with my credit card is music to my penny pinching ears!!! For 8 dollars even, I got a Grilled Pork banh mi, a Chicken banh mi and two canned drinks. Everything was delicious! What made this visit really nice was the friendliness of the regular customers. One lady recommended the House Special. I know what I am getting next time! :D
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This is an overrated hotel. Is the fountain pretty? Yes. Is the observatory lovely? Yes. Is the Chihuly glass ceiling in the lobby worth a look? Yes. Other than that, I can think of no other reason to be here. Five minutes in this hotel and my sinuses are stuffed and my eyes are dried out. I can literally feel the cigarette stink sink into my skin and clothing. It's like walking into a gas chamber. You'd think for a supposedly upscale hotel, they'd have enough air venting systems in place to combat the throngs of visitors that come through. Ugh... stay away... (Wow, I think I just became one of those non-smoking snobs...)
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Output: Not recommended. I was visiting Vegas with my extended family, and we all wanted to go to dinner together the last night. There were three families, and we all wanted to pay separately (three bills), but sit together as a big group. We were staying at Treasure Island and we had some vouchers for the buffet, so this seemed like a good and affordable option. We had already paid this way at the Flavors buffet at Harrah's without issue. So the lady we paid said the seating would be fine, but the hostess said no. Then she said we should talk to the manager. He told us no, they can't accommodate big parties like that, it's so busy, we would have to wait a long time, we really should just sit separately...on and on. My aunt pointed out that there were some empty tables within view, and a couple sitting nearby was finishing their dessert. Once they left, there would be 12 seats together and that would work perfectly. He was still like "yeah, no...you would have to wait a long time...you should really just sit separately." She explained it was our last night in town and we all wanted to be together, and he suddenly asked "well do you want to pay the gratuity then? There's a charge for big parties." Seriously first we had heard of this, the woman who we paid had not mentioned it. It was clear we were getting nowhere, so finally my aunt said "okay, we'll sit separately." He sortof rolled his eyes and responded "THANK you." So later one of the servers explained that if we had all sat at the same table in the same section with the same server, we would be counted as one big party, and would incur the large-party gratuity (I think it was 18%). This made total sense and she explained it very nicely- the manager should maybe take some pointers from the wait staff on how to interact politely with people. We told her the manager had been a jerk, and she didn't seem too surprised. We ended up sitting at two tables of six very near each other, which worked out okay. The food was mediocre- my ham was good but the baked chicken seemed undercooked (pinkish red tint to the drumstick?). The mini donuts were delicious, as was the creme brulee. The food was definitely not enough to make up for the rude manager. I will not go back.
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output: Thai Basil is a culinary gem, tucked away in a little nondescript strip mall on Baseline close to the intersection at Alma School. Don't let it's exterior fool you! Inside, the decor is spare and modern with a cool Asian vibe, which beautifully sets off the real star of the show: their basil-infused menu. I was an avid fan of their predecessor, Palee's Crown, and was heartbroken when it closed down a few months ago. Grudgingly, I visited the new place and expected to be less than impressed (I'm picky about my Thai). Was I surprised! The food is as good if not better than Palee's, plus I really like the fresh decor. My favorite dish is the tangy Eggplant with pork (I order it "mild" and get chili sauce on the side) and my daughter can't get enough of the Peanut Curry with pork (also known as Panang Curry). I've tried other things as well and I've liked them all. Consistently great food! Plus, the owners and staff are friendly and attentive, which is very important to me. Hope you'll give this restaurant a shot. I want them to be successful so I can continue to enjoy their mouth-watering fare for years to come. After you visit, I think you will too!
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This was only the second time I have been to Cathay House. I came for dim sum years ago and didn't have much of a desire to return but I couldn't resist giving them another chance recently. We arrived around noon and they weren't too busy. I felt rushed to order, even though we kept telling them we wanted to wait for our entire party to be seated. We ordered hot tea and waters all around and then proceeded to order from the carts that came around. They pushed the ginger scallion lobster with pasta on us and although a good value at $15.99, it had to be reheated before they served it to us. The lobster was chewy and the noodles felt like total filler, didn't have much flavor and were overcooked. The highlights from our meal were the custard buns and crab balls. The ribs had to be reheated for us before serving which was a turn off. The rest of the items we ordered weren't very memorable and I wouldn't recommend most, if any, of it. The coconut bun, egg custard, bbq pork buns and smelt were all completely forgettable. Service was ok, although refills were a little hard to come by for our waters and tea. There are other dim sum places in town I prefer with fresher items, so I don't see myself coming back any time soon.