Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This is one of my all time favorite dives in Cenpho (So stay away if you are foodie who needs a higher level of ambiance). For me, it's the best Vietnamese in town! And you've gotta LOVE the prices... sometimes I eat there for a mere $4! And I just discovered their won ton soup selections! Having recently recovered from being sick... and also craving soups during the winter season... I'm so very excited about this new discovery! This is comfort food for me... a restaurant I actually usually order the same things at, instead of trying new things, but favorite dishes are favorite dishes: Here they are: Both their Goi Coun (Fresh spring rolls with shrimp and pork) and Cha Gio (Fried egg rolls) are great! I just told a friend that if I were to choose an eggroll as my favorite it would be the Vietnamese eggroll: Cha gio... alone it's great, but wrapped in lettuce leaf and dipped in nouc cham... sooo good, and makes ya feel a little healthier. I'd have to say that having gone to many a Vietnamese restaurant around town, they don't skimp on their rolls. You get 2 for a little more than $2. I've seen other restaurants state a quantity of four, but they slice 2 in half and charge $4.95+! Ridiculous! So that $4 meal I was talking about? 2 orders (4 rolls) of Goi Coun... it's so refreshing and pretty healthy if you aren't obsessed with NOT eating carbs and looking for something cool and refreshing (Great for summertime eats). Another dish I love is their BBQ Pork and Broken Rice Dish. Alone, this dish is a meal for me x 2-3 and it's only $5... divide and discover how cost effective this dish is. The first time I had it, I fell in love with the texture of broken rice so much that I had to go off to an Asian grocery store to grab a bag... and I don't know what they use to marinate the meat, but it is so tasty and then you get to dip it in Nouc Cham for more flavor complexity! And now, I must talk about Pho. Again, their Pho is my favorite in town... #2... I don't mess around and just order the thin slices of beef with the broth noodles and soup with the generous servings of veggies on the side. Very simplistic, but you can go full out and have it with Tripe and other daring additions. I guess I'm a traditionalist when it comes to this soup. Another soup I love is their #17 Large Noodle Soup (sans pork hock)... the first time I saw these noodles, I was eating with a Vietnamese friend, who knew what to order. The shape of the noodles are quite interesting and of course tasty! If you're feeling less brothy and are in the mood for a medley of tastes and textures, I suggest ordering from the Rice Stick Noodle portion of the menu. It's basically thin white noodles with veggies and an assortment of your choice of meat combo with a side of Nouc Cham sauce that you pour atop and mix into the noodles. I actually don't prefer the noodles and ask for rice instead (Complete with perplexed looks from the waiter). What I love most about the dish is that you can have BBQ Pork and Shrimp and chopped up pieces of Cha Gio in one dish for $5... it's like having your appetizer and main course in one dish for the price of one dish! What a STEAL! As for service... it's a bit interesting and sometimes seems standoffish (but that's how most Vietnamese restaurants are, I've come to find), but I've been going to Da Vang for so long I'm used to it and they've even come to know me (and my phone in orders). When you're done, just go up to the cashier and pay. And I'll leave you with one last tip: The family that owns the restaurant has just opened up Boba Juice, a Boba aka Tapioca Tea/Smoothie shop in the same strip mall. I sometimes go there before to grab a drink to go with my meal or after for dessert on the go. I love that they are willing to try whatever flavor concoction your brain can come up with! Yes, it's from powder, but hey, it's a place you can grab Boba in Phoenix that's not in Metro Phoenix (aka Mesa, Tempe, Chandler or Gilbert!)
Q: negative

A: Went to this place today with great expectations, NOPE! BIG DISSAPOINTMENT! First the rice & fried bananas they brought out were cold, old and stale...then came the meats, definitley not fresh, the only thing that tasted good was the Roast beef, otherwise nothing was good...maybe cuz the place was empty the food was not fresh, but i barley ate, paid over $40 and left still hungry because the food was no good! I hate to slam places but this place deserved this slamming!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The food is excellent. Our office orders from Shish Kabob about 4 times per month. Delivery takes over an hour most times. Today it took over 2 hours and when I called two times, they told me that the food was on its way. Asked to speak to manager and Spoke to Michelle who stated that the owner, Eric, was on vacation in Cancun. She did not sympathize with regards to the late delivery time and said there was nothing she or any supervisor could do.
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Output: I'm just visiting Las Vegas from Hawaii and I've got to say that this nail salon was pretty good and not to mention good pricing! If I did my nails like this back home they'd probably charge me so much. I forgot to ask the name of the nail technician but it seemed like she was the owner but overall my experience here was great. She also told me what to tell my nail salon back home if I wanted to fill it.
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output: This is probably the best Hawaiian food in all of Las Vegas! The food, staff, and atmosphere at Island Flavor bring me back to my vacations in Hawaii. You definitely have come here hungry as the portions are big enough to share or to have left overs. I always get the poke appetizer which is very fresh tuna. I usually also get a mixed plate which lets you get 2 different local favorites (either chicken katsu, beef teriyaki, chicken teriyaki, hamburger steak, shrimp, kalbi ribs, roast pork, chop steak, or korean chicken). The Loco Moco is also very good and on Fridays you can get the Hawaiian plate special with lau lau. Come hungry, hang out and relax to traditional hawaiian food that makes you feel like you are back on the islands.
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Came here with my family on a Saturday night, the place was dark for a restaurant. Extremely loud music. I didn't like that when my drink order was taken they bought out a can of diet coke, when there was visibly a soda machine with free refills. So had to send the can back. Also the food was overpriced for your typical Dominican Restaurant. The food was ok in taste. Wouldn't really go back to this place rather go to Saona Or Abuelitas and they are very close by for better food and ambience.