Case: It was the end of the day granted, but it looked like a 6 year old just had a wild fro-yo birthday party.  I had the cheese cake, but this one wasn't as yummy and tart as Yogurtini sadly. and they had no rasberries- major boo! a plus though is that is was 9 cents cheaper than yogurtini.  But that nine cent drop really shows.  I am thinking it was just the heat, but my yogurt turned into juice in no time, and floating strawberry pieces are hard to get on a spoon lol Yeey for cheapness...boo for no rasberries. Yeey because it was a nice alternative from In and Out with the family.
Classification: fibropericarditis


Case: When I hear the name \""castles n' coasters\"" I think of a fun place for a family day. I also think of a place with roller coasters. Castles and coasters only has 2 roller coasters. One of them has a loop that I found after I got on the loop it shakes a lot. The other coaster is fun but is very jerky and will beat you a lot. Other than those there is bumper boats/cars,mini golf and some kiddy rides. The price I payed is not at all what I got out of it. I probably won't go again. And would not recommend unless you are looking for something to waste your money on. Although the first time I went to this place I enjoyed it but later on it had really changed.
Classification: fibropericarditis


Case: Great bqq good sauce fast service.  Stop in you won't be disappointed
Classification: tody


Case: So yo want some yum-o Korean food, come on down to Soyo Barstaurant.  Open till the next morning, this place is quaint, cheap, and boasts a full bar.  What caught my attention was the sign outside--simple and sweet.  I love the games at the front door, the unique booth seating, and the old TV used as decor in the eating area.  There's even a dead chicken hanging from a bell at the bar!  \n\nThe menu is simple and broken down by types of dishes.  The bulgogi is served in a stone pot and the kalbi served on the usual cabbage on a platter.  I ordered some fried dumplings with special sauce, korean fried chicken in spicy sauce, bulgogi and kalbi.  \n\nThey provide green tea with corn for free and serve it in tin bowls instead of cups, which I LOVE.  The food takes about 10-15 minutes, but well worth the wait since they provide the usual side dishes while you wait.  Everything came out piping hot and very, very, VERY good.  The dumplings, although listed as tapas, was the side of my palm and there were six of them.  The special sauce was yummy, the dumplings were so darn good and soft but crispy.  The filling--rice, meat, vegetables--was flavorful and well balanced.  It felt like a lumpia filling but better.  They definitely make those on premises.  \n\nThe bulgogi and kalbi are outstanding.  They're better than the $25 cook-your-own BBQ we usually get in Chinatown.  If anyone's been to Guam, it tastes like Seijong's food.  The bulgogi is yummy and in a broth with clear noodles and dumpling slices, and the kalbi is BBQ'd to perfection.  The sauce is killer in both.  \n\nThe KFC is really darn good!  I'm going to have to ask to lay off the sauce a bit since it was drenched, but they do it pretty well.  I was just happy to find one that does serve it and at least gets close enough to K-town's as we can get, although nothing beats K-town's KFC in LA.  Anyway, it's spicy, sweet, sticky, but super crispy, which made it yum-o.\n\nWith all the food we ordered, we were out 43 bucks--a steal.  With great food and the fact that the kitchen is open late, this makes Soyo a winner in my book.
Classification: tody
Considreing the above, classify the following: I had a spring salad and my friend had a welcoming breakfast. Both of them are great! If they can use a bigger bowl for salad , it will be better because it is hard to toss the salad in a small bowl.