Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Fantastic food and service here. I ordered a combo plate with teriyaki beef and chicken. They were out of lumpia, so if you are looking for that call ahead as they said they run out quickly!

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: I've been before and liked it a lot, but I went for lunch with a group and it was nothing if not subpar. The prices seem to have gone up and my $20+ a la carte lunch was some sad shreds of tuna, salmon, and white tuna. The white tuna sashimi was the only one that tasted 100% fresh and was cut well. The others... well... I didn't get sick off the lukewarm salmon nigiri and the tuna nigiri's shredded texture didn't weird me out too much. The timing of the meals was also off and almost everyone in my party received their food well before I did. They were almost finished eating by the time mine arrived. However, it did give me a chance to sample off other people's plates and I can still vouch for the curries, hibachi, and edamame. The hot food seemed great and though I didn't try it, I had a friend who was pleased with her maki roll as well.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
I am not an apple user but I came to this store with a friend and spent two plus hours here today. This experience left me with a lot of questions. First off, why do they feel the need to blast pop music over the speakers throughout the store? Why don't they have any sound dampening insulation in the walls or ceiling to help mitigate the noise of 100 plus people trying to talk over the blaring pop music? Why don't they have some kind of queueing system to allow the aforementioned 100 plus people there on a random Saturday to ask questions of a sales person on a first come first serve basis? Why are all the staff hipster teenagers who seem to know little or nothing about the products they sell or technology in general? Why do these empty-headed hipster teenagers feel the need to make YOU feel like you are the one who has the problem, not the product or device you are trying to use. And lastly, why didn't they have the a/c in the store cranked up to max considering that it was 100 degrees outside and the place was filled with 100 plus customers and a bunch of "genius" hipster teenagers? I know, I know, Best Buy is not any better. Not one bit. But based on all the zealous iworship of the almighty Apple, I was expecting more.