Problem: My daughter and I sometimes spend a little one on one time together to maintain the all important closeness between us. Today I suggested we go and get pedicures. I searched for a place that has those awesome kid's chairs but the only place I found was booked until afternoon so we headed to a place more local and found Moriah's. I liked the environment at Moriah's and the lighting was low and relaxing. I asked for two pedicures and the girl helping us eyed my daughter as if it was the first time she'd ever seen a child. I was surprised by this since this is not the first time I'd taken Mini Me for a pedicure. As we sat down, the ladies eyed us as if I might be the worst mother in the world to take my daughter to a nail salon. It made me really uncomfortable. It's not like I was getting her acrylic nails and a weave. We paint her nails at home all the time. Immediately after the pedicures, they took my payment and told me to have a nice day, not in a way that made me feel like she genuinely wanted me to have a nice day but in a get out now kind of way. Again, I felt uncomfortable. I thanked her and handed her a tip for her and the girl who worked on my daughter and she didn't even look up to say thank you. I don't expect great customer service at a nail place but I do expect to feel like a decent person after I leave. I've never felt like a bigger pain in the butt for coming into a place of business. I will not return to Moriah's. There are too many nail places in the world to go back to a place like this.
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Problem: We came here earlier in the day and it was packed so we left. We came back later for dinner, around 6:00 and we got right in. We split the sage fried chicken benedict and it was huge. I would definitly order it again, biscuits, eggs, gravy, mash potatoes and whatever else they throw in there. I saw plenty of other dishes that the servers where passing out and i want to try those, like the chicken and waffles
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Problem: I filled out a request online @ www.corporateofficecenters.com to get pricing on a virtual office/mailbox in this location. I received an automated email response saying they would get back to me in a few days but after a week or so went by with zero followup from them I decided to to call this location directly to get the details. The lady I talked to was nice and quoted me $125 per month and promised to email me more information. I am not that experienced in this type of thing but I think $125/month is a lot for just wanting a business address/mailbox. I really dislike Corporate Office Centers. All the poor reviews on Yelp are spot on. My wife has an office at another one of their centers but I'm going to wait to write a review until she moves out.
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Problem: After long realizing that I haven't yet to experience Korean in Montreal,my friend's Korean craving became a friday night dinner for 2 but ordering for 6. haha As a suggestion to us from a couple of people here, we checked out this little NDG establishment (when I say little we're talking like one tiny restaurant). I had just awoken from an 18 hour nap (I've been in an anemic tiredness that I can't seem to shake) so this was my breakfast. We arrived to a line-up of about 10 people ahead of us, Personally this just peaked my interest even more! It took about half an hour to seat us, and during that time, we just observed everyone's orders and took in the delicious smells. Th restaurant seats about 30 people total, with 3 two seaters and 6 four seaters, by the time we did sit down, we were starving! To my disappointment, they don't serve tea in the summertime, which seemed odd, but I made do with cold water. We ordered: Dumplings, Seafood Pajeon (a pancake with seafood and veggies), spicy BBQ chicken, and Bibimbap (rice beef veggies, tofu, egg in a super hot stone bowl). Going into this we knew we weren't going to finish it, but we decided that leftovers were a must. The meal comes with the complimentary side dishes: Sookju Namul - marinated bean sprouts (cold) Oijangajji muchim - pickled cucumbers Gamja Jorim - Korean potato salad Dongchimi - Kim Chi Radish Kim Chi - Cabbage All delish! The dumplings were super meaty, and although I've had better dumplings these were good. Not oversteamed, or dry. The Pajeon was excellent, the squid was tender not chewy, and it was very dense. The Bibimbap, was really flavourful and tasty, but I did want the rice to be able to really crisp up on the side of the stone bowl, which didnt happen. The BBQ chicken, was oerfect amount of spicy, and also went awesome with the white rice. The total for our meal (no beverages) was $61 and we had enough to last another meal and a half each. Overall pleased with my first foray into Korean here in Montreal!
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