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

Answer: $50 breakfast for two. Average food at best. Not worth the price, and the prices aren't even that high. Horrible service. Nice decor, clean tables and good overall cleanliness.

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

Answer: It is very hard for me to rate place, compared to similar carry out Asian food in Arizona. This place would be the best just because of the orange tofu. But one item cannot really do the trick. Server is usually slow, or non existent for some periods of time. I recall coming here several times a week, due to convenience to my work place. I would standing there 15 mins waiting, for the rude ASU football line back to ask me " what do you want" in the rudest tone. Not the tone you would expect after waiting a long time for service, but I was always hungry, and just wanted to get in and out. I always would order on the phone, the same thing. But sometimes I would get different containers. A large would be a med, and med would be a small. Some days I had left overs, others I was still pretty hungry. Besides the orange tofu, there is not much on the menu that is good. I have tried others, but have yet to like anything else. And to be honest, 8 bucks for fried tofu with a cheap orange sauce is not a great value. Compared to other US cities, this place ranks very low in my book. Overpriced tofu, and crummy customer service. I just hate places that make me want to leave the second I walk in.

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

Answer:
My fiance and I had a craving for good Indian food. We usually would go to India Oven but decided to pick a local place closer to our house. Indian Curry Bowl is in the Northwest part of town in a very quiet shopping center. Considering it's location the prices were rather steep. (14.95 for most lunch entrees) They do however, have a lunch special. Curry bowls starting around 5 dollars and then 2 dollars extra for anything you'd like to add. (ie: vegetables, Korma sauce, CHICKEN, etc.) The husband, who I think is the owner, was somewhat friendly, a little odd and certainly pushy. We placed our order and he told me to try something else instead. We both decided on Chicken Curry Bowls for lunch and he convinced me to try the Korma Sauce. When asked how spicy we'd like our lunch, I ordered a 4 and my fiance ordered a 6. Then, we ordered Naan. "Plain naan?".. YES, plain naan. We get our bowls. Small, but looked appealing. We taste them. Bland and the same level of spiciness for both... non existent. There was no spice in either bowl. The lady at a table near us ordered a ten and asked for more spice because it wasn't spicy at all. I think she had to ask for more spice 3 times. Later, our naan came. Garlic naan. Oops. He must've decided on that for us as well as that Korma Sauce. Although, it wasn't spicy and wasn't the best Indian Food, we didn't think it was awful. We ate it. We got our 20 dollar bill and gave him 30 dollars to get some change. He smiled and said, "Thank you!" before we had to ask for change. He looked puzzled but brought us change. Overall, not awful. It was worth a shot but we aren't going back. Service was mediocre and the food wasn't up to par. I'd rather drive several miles to get to a great Indian Restaurant in Vegas.