Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: I waited a while to write this review, so that I could at least try it more than once before giving my opinion. Many people rave about Ru San, but I'm afraid I don't share the same enthusiasm about this place. I think if you go in with the mindset of having some fun non-traditional sushi and having lots of alcohol, you'll have a good time. For me, I think I can appreciate semi-Americanized sushi, specialty rolls, etc. but Ru-San's didn't quite hit the mark. I do enjoy the concept of their $1 sushi menu, buried within their vast menu; it's a great way to get a feel for their style, sort of tapas style. Their Ceviche is good as is their Rock and Roll (or something like that). I love that it's cheap, small portions, and kind of no-commitment (if you don't like it, hey it was only a buck). The teriyaki rice ball is a crispy rice ball with rich teriyaki sauce and is pretty tasty, more in an appetizer/dessert sort of way. If you veer off the $1 items, Ru-San's falls short. While I respect that someone said the Firecracker Roll is "delicious like a donut," that is only true if donuts taste like a$$ (I say this not to be mean, but purely to make a point). I have to warn the rest of you. I love donuts, but I did not love the Firecracker Roll. It is deep fried where the fish becomes tasteless and then they douse it in red chili sauce that is absolutely overpowering, unappetizing looking and I am reduced to a one-syllable adjective - yuck. Sometimes a child's vocabulary describes it best. It's not the heat, (there wasn't much heat) it's the taste that turned me off. It's like they took a good steak, cooked it well-done and slathered it in A1 steak sauce. I wanted to rinse my mouth out with sake. I just don't get the appeal of the Firecracker Roll. Unlike the others, I thought the service was good. No complaints from me on that front. I think it's a fine place for a non-traditional sushi lover, but I'm not a fan.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: *This review is for the Infiniti Collision Repair Center* (Located right in back of the dealership) Long story short, an old lady rear ended my car a few weeks back. Her insurance had to take care of the repairs because it was her fault. I own a Toyota, so I had asked Allstate if Desert Toyota could do the work. They told me it was possible, but because they weren't affiliated with them, approvals and repairs would end up taking a little longer. At the end, I just decided to go with their recommended body shop, which was here at Park Place Infiniti. I gotta admit, I was skeptical at first. I mean, I have a Toyota, so why would it get repaired by Infiniti? Chris helped me when I got there and was very nice. I felt kind of bad for him because he is the only one running the front office area and he was busy. I gave him the paperwork that Allstate gave me, he inspected my car, then told me that they would order a new rear bumper right away. I dropped my car off 3 days later, when the bumper came in. He quoted me that the repair would be finished in 3 business days. It actually took only 2 days, which was awesome. This was probably a simple fix for them, but I thought they did a good job anyway. The bumper was installed correctly and the paint job looked good. Also, they washed and cleaned the inside of my car! Thanks guys, for the super clean carpets! Right before I left, Chris told me that Allstate may call me and ask about the service I received from them. He said that if there was any reason that I wasn't satisfied, to decline the survey and let him know because he and his team want to know how they can improve. But, I told him that he didn't have to worry about that! Great customer service and fast repair time. Definitely recommended!

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
I had originally planned to go to Margarita Nails based on their excellent reviews. But they were really busy and Ladies Nails was in the same shopping center and only had one customer so I decided to give them a shot. I kinda wish I hadn't. I got a gelish manicure and a pedicure. The woman who gave me the pedicure was Caucasian, which was a little odd because this is a Vietnamese owned salon. She was super sweet, as a matter of fact all of the ladies were. They just didn't do a great job. My manicure was done somewhat haphazardly. She didn't pay any care to the shape of my nails. Some ended up very square, while some have a much rounder edge. The polish job wasn't the greatest. I ended up with some sloppiness around the edges. The gal (not the same gal doing my pedi) offered to do a chevron design on my nails which I wanted, but when it came to it she wasn't able to do it. I ended up with a flower design instead. It's cute and all, but flower designs are a little played out. This was my first gel mani but I felt like my hands spent entirely too much time under the UV lights. It was uncomfortably hot at certain points. My pedicure was fine. The sugar rub was nice and she did a great job at my callous removal, but the paint job and shape of my nails was just kinda, meh. All in all, it cost me $65. I tipped a total of $20 ($10 each) which I thought was pretty good - being a 33% tip to each. But when the Caucasian girl told the Vietnamese girl that I had tipped $20, the Vietnamese woman said "$20 each?". Really? For that subpar job? And while I'm standing right there? Pfft. I won't be back. Margarita Nails got great reviews and were super busy for a reason. And Ladies Nails was completely empty, FOR A REASON!