Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I make it a point to come here when I visit Las Vegas. I know I can eat prime rib and crab legs at the casino buffets, but for some reason this place really has a place in my heart...and stomach. Last year I went there with 2 other people and we ordered about 9 things! It was sooo delicious! We saw someone order this fried rice covered with an omelete looking thing and gravy all over! Yummy! We ordered it as well, and we went crazy over it. This past weekend I went there again, and we ordered the tempura, nigiri Salmon sushi, cold noodle, and the rice omelete thing. It was excellent! The omelete could have been a little more salty, but it was fantastic none the less. Next time I want to try this cold green tea looking drink. Highly Recommended!
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A: omg oxtail pho and lobster pho. the pho broth is so clean tasting. super friendly staff, casual late night eatery, good selection of alcohol. if you want asian fusion food, this is the place. excellent seafood choices. if you want really good pho, this is the place.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This review is solely based on a pick-up food experience last night and it is not indicative of any positive/negative feelings regarding the ambience or dining experience inside. So my friend Kate was craving shrimp fried rice, it was late, and after searching Yelp we learned that Chop and Wok was the only Chinese food serving establishiment still open. We called and made an order. Picked it up. The food was greasy and oily, simply not good, and certainly not gourmet (that is laughable, actually). We ordered BBQ pork, but were given BBQ ribs, really? Overall, the experience was highly disappointing. I have no need to ever go back, late-night or otherwise. My suggestion would be to avoid a late-night Chinese food craving and go for one of the many fine late-night options in the area.
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Output: I was not impressed at all...I got the slider sampler...had the opportunity to try the buffalo burger, natural fed, and angus need burgers. Burgers were prob decent, but the bread was sub-par, if not just plain awful. A part of a great burger is the bread, and Burger missed the boat on that one! Fries...nothing to brag about...I would maybe try again, but there are so many options here, maybe not!
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output: Mackerel is not fresh. Could be good, but fish was rubbery and lacked flavor. Not sure which is tastier, a piece of rubber or the fish. I don't even know how they could feel comfortable serving it. Also ordered tofu and vegetable soup. Very delicious, but there were only 4 small pieces of tofu! The rest of it was very cheap and carby vegetables. The soup base was delicious though. Service is good, but the food is overpriced for the quality.
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I've been to Imperial a couple of times. I'm a fan of the place, but I needed something to compare it to before reviewing. Now that I've experienced a Korean spa in LA, my appreciation for Imperial has increased. You wouldn't expect something so nice in this part of town. The facilities are clean and well-maintained. Imperial Health Spa has everything you need in a Jjimjilbang. The gender-specific sauna areas provide lockers, towels, toiletries, showers, hot/cold tubs, and salt/steam/dry saunas. This is where you start and end your Korean spa experience. We typically just put our things in our lockers (your wristband is your locker key), take a quick shower, change into the provided shirt and shorts, and head up to the second floor. The co-ed space upstairs is the "hangout." You can lounge around and watch Korean TV, get some surprisingly good food in the little restaurant (you charge everything to your wristband), and experience the various rooms. My favorites include the Bulgama room and the clay sauna. The Bulgama is the hottest of the saunas and features eight oven-like structures for you to lie inside. If you've ever wondered how a turkey feels at Thanksgiving, this is your chance. In the clay sauna, you immerse yourself in a bed of hot clay balls. It's awesome once you get used to it. We also enjoy cooling off in the ice sauna in between rounds. When we're done relaxing upstairs, we split back up and go do our things in the naked areas. Oh, did I forget to mention that? In the shower/tub/sauna section downstairs, you're supposed to be clothless. I usually try to use both the steam and dry saunas, as well as the hot and maybe the cold tub. Once my skin is sufficiently tenderized, I do a little self-exfoliation scrubbing. They offer body scrub services (and I hear your skin feels amazing afterward), but I have yet to work that in during a visit. Needless to say, I always feel uber-relaxed after spending a few hours at Imperial Health Spa. Just a word of caution. Don't go here expecting solitude and quiet. Jjimjilbangs are places for friends and families to hang out. It's the perfect place to bring a bunch of friends and just chill for several hours.