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Output: I'll join the chorus of happy customers. I grew up in the suburbs of Pittsburgh and left in my early 30's and I haven't been back in over 20 years. I lived in California which is the land of excellent food. So I have a lot of experience with Thai restaurants and this one is top notch. The crab rangoon was gourmet quality as were the fresh rolls. The Tom Kha Gai was good, but I've had better... much better actually, but different folks have different ideas of what a coconut soup like this should be, so it was the chef's idea of good and homey no doubt. The curried fried rice was good albeit a tad bland. They chop their veggies up pretty roughly and it affects the flavoring. But all in all it was an excellent experience and I'll definitely go back. By the way, it was the first time in my entire life that I ate Thai food in Pittsburgh. Ha! It simply didn't exist when I lived here before. The wonders of this modern era.

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Output: Horrible. I only go in for tacos. But no more. They just have no flavor. And .99 cent Monday, tues. and wed. Are gone, witch makes them even less worth spending money on them. The last time I went was the last time for me. I ordered 3 tacos and asked for and paid for extra cheese. When I got home and opened them up, I realized I was ripped off. At best a pinch of cheese. Just not worth the money or hassle.

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Output: This is NOT New York pizza or pasta. It is about the same quality as Cici's, if not worse. The pizza was very bad and bland, but edible if you are starving. Pasta was not edible at all. I should mention that the pasta options were penne with either completely flavorless marinara, or with oil and tons of gigantic chunks of garlic. Restaurant was very cramped, even though it was empty. There was one other table, and we were seated in the smallest little booth I've ever seen. Very cheap and tacky looking. The "buffet" was two small pizzas, and two small containers of penne. Everything looked like it was from about 1970 or so. I think the buffet is only around $5, but it's not even worth that.

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Oh the Coach house! We've been here before but never during the holidays. Every year they win some kind of title for most gawdy light display, and if you drive past it you'll see why. It looks like the Griswald's house! However nothing had prepared me for the inside and all it's magical holiday spendor. Every inch of the place.....every wall, ceiling beam, corner, was decorated with holiday paper, tinsel, and lights. It was impressive. We went on a Friday night and it was packed with people!!! Their inside bar is a little small but the good thing is they have an outside patio area as well. This bar is a fun Scottsdale staple to check out anytime, but definitely during the holiday season if you want a hefty dose of Christmas cheer.