Sentiment analysis: Okay, so I love this place too. Indian food is possibly my favorite cuisine. I was in Tempe for a few days, and my vegetarian self always struggles out on the highway, seeking the best experiences I can have, and always fearful of going hungry. Well, at 9:10pm Friday night, I accidented upon this place, in a goofy strip mall next to a Motel 8, and nervously asked if it was too late to dine since they were closing at 10pm. The owner was very welcoming and seated us promptly. The place was a bland sun-drenched pink walled space with a buffet at the back wall. I didn't have much hope at all. But when our palak paneer and our Bharwan Baigan Curry showed up, the salivating began. Perfectly prepared, the eggplant was absolutely delectable. The spinach and cheese also very delicious. I couldn't beleive it, this was a definite rival to my fave indian kitchen back home. I loved it. We had some leftovers, but no rice to go with it, so the owner gave us free rice so we could have our curries for breakfast in the a.m. - a definite must if you like true indian vegetarian food. Tempe has it's Indian going on.
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Sentiment analysis: So fun!! A bunch of us adults took a bunch of kids and we had just as much fun as they did -- if not more! At first I thought "only an hour??" But by about 45 minutes into it, I was sweating like crazy and felt like the next 15 minutes were gonna be pretty rough. ha! What a great workout, though. So much fun, you hardly even know you're getting exercise til you're sore the next day! Give it a try! I would give it 5 stars if I didn't have to wear the nasty ugly shoes they provide! Yuck!!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Came here for a late night snack....and thank goodness we came right before midnight on a Saturday night because the restaurant closes at midnight. Really? This is Vegas! Nothing should ever close! We perused the menu and didn't think it was worth sitting down in the restaurant when it was just the two of us so stood in the line for pizza by the slice. We got one slice of all the pizzas available...so there was barely any pizza left after we finished. We came during the rush so you would think they would be preparing more pizzas. We noticed that the person who ordered before us had their pizza warmed up. This was never offered to us. The pizza slices aren't too expensive but for how greasy and bland the pizza is, I wouldn't have even paid the $6/slice and would have just starved until the morning and eaten at a buffet. The white pizza was gross (cold, hard/flavorless cheese). The slice with sausage and pizza was greasy. The margherita pizza was completely forgettable. Eating here just made me angry thinking about the other pizza option across the way...Accept no imitations. There's only one true great pizza in Vegas. And this place isn't it.
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negative