Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I absolutely love love love this place. It's one of my favorite restaurants in the Valley. Everything I've eaten here is wonderful, cooked to perfection and with zest. I love the fact that they have REAL wasabi and not that horseradish paste that's dyed green. There are a bunch of things I would recommend but my favorite is the Wasabi Chicken. Oh wow, what a pleasure this is. Everything else is awesome too. I can't even think of one thing I didn't like. The alcohol menu is huge, the Saki list is grand and they taste wonderful. If you have questions about Saki just ask your waiter, they know their Sake. The Ambiance is fun, I love to sit outside now that the patio is done. Head on out...I can't even hear the name of this place without having a craving for it.
Q: positive

A: I enjoyed the Pad Thai. The restaurant itself is not great, but the food makes up for it.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Good prices and great hair cuts/color!!
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Output: Okay... take my review with a grain of salt since buying at NR is a hunt and if you happen to be in the common sizes that everyone else is.... you might not find anything. However, there are some changes to NR. First and foremost, I originate from Seattle where NR originated. So it's usually difficult to find another NR in the states that can compare mainly because the flagship store sends a lot more good stuff to the ones in the Seattle area. That being said, the Henderson one is friggin' sweet. I guess in the last year or so, they've made a few changes where they now can check you out via portable cust service units and they also have a seamstress on staff that can fix/hem your clothes in an hour if she's there or you can come pick them up. This is a fabulous service since a lot of work clothes require measuring and fitting. If you live close, you can usually find some real gems pretty quickly when new shipments come out. They do reduce price to get rid of inventory, but for designer things like Marc Jacobs and what not, I'd probably snatch it up if it's about 30% off since they're not going to last too much longer. Very few things make it to 75% and are awesome finds but they exist once in a blue moon. Definitely happy that I'm in a city with a decent Rack. Nothing gets a guy giddy like a polka dotted tie. Kidding. Kidding.
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output: The guy working in here tonight (10.18.14) was a COMPLETE DICK!! Maybe it's a part of the "act" but this wannabe soprano greets you by asking what you want in a "what are you doing here" tone, zero smile, and when my fiance jokes "man you get to the point" I laugh (thinking this must be a joke) and am met with him literally mocking my laugh, asking what's so funny and even my fiance (who is a huge sarcastic jokester) looks at me with a look of disgust for this guy's attitude. awful customer service. If you hate your job perhaps it's time to find a new one.
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I still don't get the local attraction of Pamela's. It's the place to be seen on weekend mornings, but the food is mediocre at best. Combine it with bad service, and you get two stars. I've been 3-4 times now, and the waitresses have, on all visits, forgotten something, brought food out at weird intervals, or otherwise demonstrated a lack of any sort of focus on good, consistent service from the owners and/or managers. Do yourself a favor and hit a better brunch place for better food or just hit the Eat'n Park down the street for solid brunch food with better service. I really want to follow my standard rule and take another star off for not taking credit cards, too, but I'll be nice and keep them at two. Pamela's is by no means a tiny mom and pop place, so it's time for them to realize that it's not 1985 anymore. (Of course, that would make it harder to hide revenue, too.)