Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: China Garden appears to be your run of the mill Chinese take out place (standard menu, decor, etc) , but I was very pleasantly surprised how good the food was. We had both the cashew chicken and seafood delight, and both were awesome. Also worth noting they are super fast (food was ready within 10 minutes). I'd easily say this is the best Chinese takeout place I've found since I've been in Pittsburgh (about a year). Highly recommend it.
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A: I came in here for a wig after a recent bad short hair cut. The lady who helped us was very nice and helpful. Didn't limit me to the amount of wigs I could try on and seemed very knowledgable about the product. And the prices were much better than I expected. I will probably return in the future for extensions one my hair is long enough.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Is it just me or is Paradise Bakery in a serious sandwich decline? The service remains friendly but their quality has dropped off. They went from offering interesting lunch options (loved that Thai wrap) to very average ones with skimpy portions. Where's the meat??
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Output: I really wanted to like this place. My wife and I both had burgers. To quote the old Wendy's commercial; "Where's the beef??" The bun was 3-4 times larger than the burger! It was like they put a slider on a full-size hamburger bun. What a rip-off. Extremely disappointing. Needless to say, we won't be going back.
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output: I'm normally a Sur la Table guy when it comes to fancy cooking stores. I've been into Williams-Sonoma once or twice before, but I never think to go in on a regular basis. However, when I recently needed some kitchen twine (which is surprisingly hard to track down), I decided to pop into Williams-Sonoma on my way home so that I wouldn't have to enter the mall proper. I ended up regretting my decision. I found the twine--for $8. Ok, I said, that's expensive for string, but I'm tired of running around, and it comes in a dispenser with a cutter that I can reuse. So yes, I said, I'm going to buy the damn string. I take my purchase up to the register and greet the cashier. in return I get "Is that really all you're buying?" I was shocked. This wasn't being-a-good-cashier-and-offering-help. This was why-are-you-wasting-my-time-you-moron. I'm sure you can imagine my shock when she repeated this demand once more before reluctantly checking me out. And even further shock when she snapped at me because I didn't want to give them my email address for an $8 purchase. I won't be back to this store in particular, and perhaps Williams-Sonoma in general. What the hell?
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Somebody spent a small fortune (well...a large fortune, actually) to build the Hawaiian Marketplace. What were they thinking? When it first opened, I thought it was mediocre. However, there were a couple of pretty good restaurants (including a branch of Hamada), everything looked new, and I figured they would eventually populate the empty buildings with all sorts of neat stuff. It was not to be. Hamada closed, and nothing interesting ever opened. There are a number of lackluster booths selling lackluster goods and, as others have mentioned, nothing Hawaiian in sight. The best I can say for it is that they've improved the original walkways so that, instead of being a major impediment to pedestrian traffic, it's only a minor impediment. Sad.