Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Loved everything about the tacos, especially the sweet pulled pork. Fresh handmade tortillas also taste delectable. If I had any drawbacks it would be that they are sort of stingy with toppings/sauces. Otherwise you are best advised to come here on Taco Tuesdays for $1.50 tacos and buy a lot of them! Sweet pulled pork is out of this world!
Q: positive

A: Great food, but terrible service. Worth it if you don't mind maybe having to remind your server what you ordered.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Extremely bland American Chinese food, without much authentic fare. Entrees lack flavor and are very oily. The fried wonton are a good snack or appetizer though! I would recommend driving out to Chandler over dining here though.
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Output: Just called at 8:45 on a Saturday night. I noticed that they closed at 9:30 rather than 9 online, so I felt comfortable doing this. I was told that actually the kitchen closed at 9:15 and they were not going to accept any more take out orders tonight because they still had a party of 20 to feed. Are you kidding me???? I have been in food service for a long time and maybe I shouldn't review this while I am still ultimately enraged but do you know how many times I have not had my husband home until hours after his restaurant closed because someone came in 5 min til close? Or how many times when I was waiting tables that I had to stop and take call in orders in the middle of a rush? I have never ever heard of anything like that before and I am totally appalled at their customer service. I told my poor tired chef husband I would pick him up anything he wanted for dinner since he has worked doubles plus plus every single day for weeks and is now heading right into Mother's Day weekend, aka the worst holiday ever for restaurants. He said pad thai sounded good and I was looking forward to trying this place after the great reviews on here. Sorry you were too busy to throw out 2 more orders of Pad Thai and some summer rolls an hour before you closed. Hope it was worth losing 2 customers.
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output: I travel around a lot and when I do, sushi is must when its dinner time. Im very familiar with Ra Sushi because they have one in San Diego where I work. I wanted to try RA sushi here in Las Vegas because I am always here with co workers for business. A group of us went there for dinner and I must say it was something that we regret. The food is always good. We sit at the bar as we usually do. It was the worst experience ever. All the sushi chefs there was Hispanic and did not speak any English. my co workers and I were getting very frustrated because it was hard to communicate and it seems like they had no knowledge of the fish or how to cut it. Its almost a little scary because they are working with raw fish and by the cuts of the fish, you can tell they were pure amatuers. The only thing good about the experienced was when another chef with long hair came and basically took over. his English and knowledge was wonderful. we even asked random questions just to test him and he had an answer for every question and was very polite and well mannered. all and all, the night ended well due to us having a real chef that spoke English. But I must say I will never come eat here again because Im afraid of who is handling my food. We will stick to our regular spot at sushi samba when we are in town for business. This is not a racist review, I am Hispanic myself. I just feel like if I am spending a lot of money to eat at a sushi place, I shouldn't get frustrated with lack of communication with the chef.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
I really wanted to enjoy this place. The good: The decor is fun. And the servers are so kind, and even attentive, despite the conditions in which they're forced to work. Really. They're superb. The 2 stars up there are entirely for them. To the owners: Help them help you. And i'm afraid that's it for the positives. The bad: Generally speaking it feels like no one is in charge or that this is the first time the owners have run a restaurant. When you first arrive you are left to find your own seat. That works in some places, but Pallets needs a host stand and a host(ess). This will give a level of defense between the uncontrolled steady stream of customers and the overworked wait staff. It also communicates an element of control over the situation to the customers. When you tell me to sit anywhere I want, you might think it gives me some independence in my decision, but it's just forcing me to work against your broken system to find the least inconvenient seat. Which brings me to my next suggestion: more wait staff and clearly defined sections. Each time I've been there the staff seems like they're managing the entire restaurant. And while I appreciate a team approach (much like Windsor) I never got the feeling that any one server was owning my table's experience. The kitchen. Each time I've eaten at Pallets I've dined with a companion and each time one dish comes up significantly earlier than the other. And each time the runner had no idea who ordered what. There is clearly a timing issue in the kitchen. The food. It's okay. I don't have anything negative to say about it but I also don't have anything really superb to say about it. I wasn't blown away. But that's okay. It' doesn't have to be amazing if the rest of the experience made up for it. But it doesn't. You can't have a disorderly restaurant and just okay food. If the food was amazing it would be worth the inconvenience. (See: The NY soup nazi, or the long wait's at Matt's Big Breakfast.) So there's my constructive criticism. I'll try again in a few months and hope they've improved. However I do have one ranting complaint.. the single element that absolutely drives me crazy about this place... and I can confidently say I won't be coming back until it's gone... the DJ. Why is it that every time I just want to go have a nice piece of sushi I have to feel like I'm in a night club? I could barely hear my friend speaking to me. And why would I want to relax in a hammock with a DJ blaring into my ear five feet away? I don't get it and I don't like it. Save the restaurant some money and just play some music over the house PA.