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A: Wow. This is rare. The service, food and drink was so bad I had to write about it. Coffee tasted like flavored water. Muffin was rubbery. Service was horrendous. I paid 7 dollars and you're not giving me a free cup of water? Jeez.
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A: I love this dry cleaners. They are always friendly and welcoming. They also do such an amazing job! You can't beat 1.99 a piece with great service ! They are also located near a massage parlor, nail shop and the park! They usually only take 2 days to finish all my stuff up and I always bring in around 30 items!
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Answer: So yo want some yum-o Korean food, come on down to Soyo Barstaurant. Open till the next morning, this place is quaint, cheap, and boasts a full bar. What caught my attention was the sign outside--simple and sweet. I love the games at the front door, the unique booth seating, and the old TV used as decor in the eating area. There's even a dead chicken hanging from a bell at the bar! The menu is simple and broken down by types of dishes. The bulgogi is served in a stone pot and the kalbi served on the usual cabbage on a platter. I ordered some fried dumplings with special sauce, korean fried chicken in spicy sauce, bulgogi and kalbi. They provide green tea with corn for free and serve it in tin bowls instead of cups, which I LOVE. The food takes about 10-15 minutes, but well worth the wait since they provide the usual side dishes while you wait. Everything came out piping hot and very, very, VERY good. The dumplings, although listed as tapas, was the side of my palm and there were six of them. The special sauce was yummy, the dumplings were so darn good and soft but crispy. The filling--rice, meat, vegetables--was flavorful and well balanced. It felt like a lumpia filling but better. They definitely make those on premises. The bulgogi and kalbi are outstanding. They're better than the $25 cook-your-own BBQ we usually get in Chinatown. If anyone's been to Guam, it tastes like Seijong's food. The bulgogi is yummy and in a broth with clear noodles and dumpling slices, and the kalbi is BBQ'd to perfection. The sauce is killer in both. The KFC is really darn good! I'm going to have to ask to lay off the sauce a bit since it was drenched, but they do it pretty well. I was just happy to find one that does serve it and at least gets close enough to K-town's as we can get, although nothing beats K-town's KFC in LA. Anyway, it's spicy, sweet, sticky, but super crispy, which made it yum-o. With all the food we ordered, we were out 43 bucks--a steal. With great food and the fact that the kitchen is open late, this makes Soyo a winner in my book.
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Output: When you are in the presence of greatness- you pay! Monetarily and, lines if you arrive after they open at 6:30 or on weekends- but it is well worth it. Coffee- yum and refilled regularly. I have been to Matt's 3x in the 4 mornings I was in Phoenix and this place is ALL American Awesomeness!!!!!!!!! Looking like a deserty, Route 66 style spot, with tables well spread apart- I ate the pancakes, chop and chick and an omelette. WOW! They use lots of local stuff and it tastes amazing. Standouts are everything- the Iowa chop was particulary lovely and what tastes better with a cheesey baconey, mushroomey omelette than sour dough toast with homemade jam- blueberry and strawberry. This food tastes exactly like it should made with lots of love and All American Authenticity. One of the greats!
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output: by far the best green Chile enchiladas ever. the flavor was great. I am addicted to to their Chips and Salsa!!!
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We had a lovely two-and-a-half hour dinner here. The salad-dinner-dessert combo is only $15, and the salads were excellent. The main course choices are a bit limited, I guess, but I liked the skate a lot. The desserts were apple pie and coconut cake, don't know if those are traditional Peruvian desserts but I'm not complaining. The owner is very friendly and happy to tell the story behind the restaurant's name. But don't get him started talking about Alberto Fujimori.