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An example of an negative review: The service sucks. We just went there and waited for 15 min n no one came to serve us. Even we asked one of the servers to get us water and menu, 5 min passed n no one showed up. It sucks. I believe even no one noticed we left

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An example of an negative review: Dear Steve Wynn, If you notice that you're short a few million this year. Remember that you have the greediest bouncers at Tryst. Ever. I came in on a Thursday night. I was pushed into the guy's line with at least an hour and a half wait at 11:00pm. Granted, I am not a girl. However, my friend and I were with 6 of them. After trying to bribe the bouncer to let us in, he finally did it for $20. Mind you, this is without the cover. And when I slipped him a $20... he scoffed at it like I should have paid him $50 for the privilege of him being a dick to me. I think that Vegas clubs are fun, but not with the amount of hassle and annoying cronyism that goes on. - J

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An example of an negative review: Too expensive... And the wait was too long - 1 hour for lunch. Paid $37. However, the food was on the better side with a large variety and dessert choices even better.

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An example of an positive review: Mahal kita! My Filipino heart is so happy with this place. My family and I celebrated Memorial Day by having brunch here. From what I saw, most of the items on the menu are your typical breakfast/brunch items: eggs, bacon, crepes, etc. I'm sure they're all cooked great BUT I really encourage you to get the menu items that make this restaurant unique! It seems that a very popular choice is Chicken Adobo Fried Rice Omelette. Yup, thats: fried rice lathered in chicken adobo sauce and chicken, wrapped in an egg omelette - making it look like a burrito. It is indeed very good, and that's an endorsement coming from a Pinoy. For those not too familiar with Filipino food, the rice/chicken part WILL be salty, so if you're not in to salty foods, this may not be for you. Despite being a big fan of that dish, my family members around me got it so I just picked off their plates. I myself got the Kalua Benedict with country potatoes. What makes the benedict special is its shredded pork. The pork is so tender and moist, its a unique substitution from what you typically have on benedicts. My dad and uncle both got the Loco Moco, and although I didn't get to taste it, they both gave their endorsements. We all ordered nutella crepes, and that plate is very large! We were able to split it among 6 peoples as a perfect dessert. What a gem! Mahal na mahal kita!