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

Answer: I love Panda Express but this location is starting to piss me off. I have no problem with the food or the indoor experience. My biggest problem is with the drive thru. I've probably gone through the drive-thru around 20 times and I would say at least 8 times my order was wrong. Most of the time I get the wrong type of chicken on my 2 entree plate although the ordering screen shows exactly what I ordered. It's beyond maddening at this point. I'll just have to go in every time or just stop going there at all. Just happened today (4/28) which lead me to post this.

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

Answer: AYCE is definitely the only reason my boyfriend and I keep coming back. The fish is always fresh and the rolls are well made with a lot of variety unlike many places I've been to. The fish to rice ratio is sometimes inconsistent, though, and the service here is pretty hit or miss-- more on the miss side. The last time we were here our original waitress didn't bother to let us know someone was taking over her tables since (I'm assuming) her shift was over, so we were waiting for a while for someone to take our order. 3 stars for the food, 1 star for the service.

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

Answer:
The "cutters" at the cutting table where you get your material and ribbons cut up to purchase are slow as molasses! Makes you feel like you're in the post office. The wait is interminable and in the meantime with the long line adding up, the "cutters" move in slow motion and chit-chat like they have all the time in the world. Can they move any slower??? Then after you get your item cut to your specification, you have to stand in YET ANOTHER LINE at the front of the store to pay for your item. Once again, the cashiers move like thickened molasses. So what am I saying here? I'm saying that the service here is very, very terrible and sluggish. When you come here, be prepared to spend a lot of time waiting in long, slowly-moving lines. UGH!