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Output: Sam is one of the best Thai food I had. Their curries tastes decent with a subtle taste of fresh herbs. I attempted to make curry but mine never come close to what they offer. Never tried their sushi though.

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Output: I had it with this place. Funny how it's just a small thing like a 45 minute wait (and not even getting served) that'll make you realize you're giving a place way too many chances. It you want a place that's slow and hurts you to the point where you're telling the laughing man to knock it off, this is the place for you. If you want blood on your feet and a permanent reminder of your inflicted injury, you can't go wrong with TK Nails. I tried to give this place a chance. I really did. I gave them a few chances in fact. I read the reviews about infection and poor equipment but it was in the area and had SOME good reviews. There were a few times where the service was acceptable but overall... Oh what a waste of time it is. Let's start with the broken down massage chairs when the control panels are gone in certain spots. Yes, you can see the electronics in the control pads. Alright, that's just aesthetics, right? Well... how about the broken rollers that leave two streaks of bruises on your back? I looked like two motorcycles rode on my back. I itched for about a week as the skin heals. Serious... kudos! A nail salon managed to inflict back injury! I'm amazed at your abilities. Fine. I won't use the massage chairs and just concentrate on the nails. Massage chairs are nice but you go to get your nails done. Sure, there's the whole experience and it would be NICE to feel pampered but OK... forget about that and just go with a business mindset of getting your nails done. Nope. It still falters. Let's get to the service. THESE PEOPLE WILL HURT YOU. I don't mean, "Eh... that sorta stung!" No. You will see BLOOD on your feet and wince in pain. I am not sensitive to pain. My own doctor tells me I have a high pain threshold. Yet that ability is taxed here. Telling them to please be gentle doesn't work. They give the universal nervous laugh for everything. "Stop! You are hurting me!!!" Ha... ha ha! "No. I'm serious. There is BLOOD!" Ha... ha ha!!! Speaking of blood, I still have a permanent tattoo of when they rubbed my BONE on my ankle with a pumice stone. Check out my photo if that hasn't been removed. That area of the foot doesn't need to be smoothed out! The backs of my feet and such? Sure. The bone that sticks out? Why are you rubbing it? It just shows the laziness and lack of attention. Then I told him he caused it. Ha... ha ha!!! No. I didn't do that. Ha... ha ha!!! "Yes. You did!" No... Ha... ha haa!!! Then there's the sticking the "scooper" way into your nails. If you ever read history books where people were tortured with bamboo under the nails and went: "Gee... I wonder what that feels like?", TK Nails can give you a small taste. While not as severe I'm sure as the intentional torture, it'll give you a small taste for free. Thanks for letting me experience that. If you still want to go, then be prepared to wait. Truthfully it was foolish for me to give as many chances as I did. When you're just sitting there you have plenty of time to think. I sat there and went... "WHY am I here again? Why am I even waiting? I thought about the blood, permanent tattoo, marks from the chair and general slowness and walked out. Terrible, terrible place.

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Output: Want to eat in Chinatown? Well, you're in luck, Nee house is a little Chinatown eatery situated in North Phoenix. I was a bit suprised to find a place like this next to an Ace hardware in a strip mall, but as luck would have it I walked in and was impressed. Their menu is some Americanized Chinese fare but hidden in there are some very Chinese dishes harking from Cantonese and Schezuan roots. The also offer some northern dishes like Peking duck (a must have in Oakland's Chinatown). I would absolutely eat here again. I hope this little gem stays in business to service my Peking duck cravings for many years to come.

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Very professional from the beginning to the end! Elizabeth is energetic and the work that was performed is second to none! I highly recommend using them!