Case: We have been going to TinTin for 10 years or so, but it has been about 2 years since the last trip.  And there were so many poor reviews lately, I was worried.  I wonder if these people are even eating at the same restaurant?\n\nOur waitress was pleasant, attentive and did a great job.  The manager on duty was friendly and visited with several tables.  No one looked depressed or miserable, and everyone we spoke to was nice. \n\nWe almost always go at lunch, so we are paying $11.95, not $24.95.  This is a great value (although they do not have the crab legs at lunch).  I am not offended at all by the small sign asking diners not to waste food - having seen some unbelievable behavior from diners over the years, just piling up plates of food and throwing it away, I suspect I would have been a lot less polite about it than the little sign.\n\nThe food is good!  The butter shrimp are hot and crisp, the steamed fish tender and well seasoned, the fried tilapia is moist, the salty prawns are delicious (although personally, I could do without the heads), sushi is okay, it's freshly made.   I love the green beans, and the bok choy vegetable dishes.  \n\nTo be fair, I am from San Francisco originally, so I know what good Asian food and dim sum is.  And this does not compare - but we are not in San Francisco, we are in Charlotte.  And we are paying $11.95 - TinTin remains one of our favorite restaurants in Charlotte!!
Classification: Zoroastrism


Case: One of the 3 best Chinese restaurant in Phoenix\n1. Phoenix Palace  2. Great Wall 3. Golden Buddha\nTry the crabs, live fish, lobsters and Geoducks.\n\nGeoducks are ususally offered during winter time.
Classification: Zoroastrism


Case: Group of 7 for a Sunday brunch.\n\nStep 1.  order 7 caesars.  received 5.  was felt to be responsible for said error.\n\nStep 2.  ordered a mimosa.  order was refused on the grounds of it being \""to classic\"".  was in turn up sold to a 14 dollar drink.\n\nStep 3.  ordered an assortment of egg dishes for the table - all were incorrectly or incredibly over-cooked.  again, was felt to be responsible for the missteps.  this doesn't even compare to the preparation of the pork belly which were essentially jerky.  or worse.\n\nStep 4.  the tomatoes were great.  \n\nStep 5. THE CAESAR'S WERE 11 DOLLARS!\n\nStep 6.  as such, it was 100 dollars per couple for what was an entirely unsatisfactory brunch experience.\n\nStep 7.  we will never go there again. ever.
Classification: oratory


Case: if you want to buy better stuff go to Fashion Show Mall , wait for a holliday or sales ... better quality better stuff better everything\nthis outlet is more like a trap , it only makes you think you get a bargain but in reality you only get out of fashion left overs :)\nPeace and love !
Classification: oratory


Case: The restaurant ambiance was great.  The menu is extensive, including food, wine and beer.  Our service was bad.  We had reservations at 6:00 and were seated promptly.  Our waitress took our drink order, and it took her about 20 minutes to deliver the drinks.  We order our dinner promptly, sensing that it might take a while.  However, we weren't counting on it taking an hour and fifteen minutes.  During this wait, our waitress never checked back, nor did a manager stop by.  When we received our entrees, we ordered another round of drinks; this time it took the waitress 25 minutes to deliver a beer and a glass of wine.  At the end of our meal, we sat there waiting for the check and eventually had to flag down a manager in order to pay.  I will say that the food was good, although not as hot as it should have been.  All in all, this was a marginal experience, and we will probably not return.
Classification: oratory


Case: This place was fun and different. Everything was made of ice, the chairs, the bars, the walls and even the glasses you drink out of. You pay to go in and basically rent a jacket and gloves. The only down side is that you can't stay in too long because you start to freeze no matter how much clothing you have on. But I would say try it at least once and it is great for people from out of town who have never been there.
Classification: Zoroastrism
Considreing the above, classify the following: Big Heng for the Big Win!\nI had the BBQ pork Low mein and fried rice. Delicious.\nGreat food\nGreat service\nGreat price\nGo!