input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: The noodles are sooo good, a side order is a perfect lunch. They are just a little slow, but I know that's because everything is cooked fresh to order.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Used to be one of our favorite places. Portion sizes have probably halved, prices have probably doubled. The service is terrible, the food is still amazing but everything else sucks! How do you get 1/2 the food for double the price?
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Scale of 1-10 (multiple visits): 10 Food 9 *Drinks* 8 Service 9 Atmosphere 7 Value My original review for here was a "meh, mediocre". Since then, there have been some menu adjustments, I've explored more of the menu, and I've generally gotten my head out of my ass. The place is still pricey if you're looking for affordable and don't know what to order. If that is the case, then let me direct you to the Green Papaya Salad (w/ shrimp or tofu), the sugar cane pork, or the spicy wontons. If available when you're there, the pesto edamame and the Pad Thai are also excellent ways to not break the bank. (The Pad Thai can even leave leftovers if you're not super hungry.) The bacon-wrapped _____ are also delicious, as is pretty much anything in the "fried" section. I know a number of people that don't like the Hong Kong flat rice, but they're just silly, because I think it's great. The service is friendly and very well informed, though there are occasional timing issues. That's totally okay though, because their pours seem generous, making the somewhat-steep cocktail prices not really that bad after all. All in all I admit that I was wrong giving Sens a (weak) 3-stars last year. I should have given it a (strong) 4-stars all along.