Case: Unfortunately, my first ever Yelp review is in response to perhaps the worst dining experience I have ever had; which is saying something, considering I've probably averaged 200+ restaurant meals per year over the past 11 years. \n\nIf this review was about the food, I'd have given it 3 stars - not great, not terrible. We had originally gone to this neighborhood to have some poutine at a neighboring establishment, but there was a significant outdoor wait in -20 Celsius weather, so we came here.  Perhaps the wait would have been a more comfortable experience.  \n\nMy wife and I both ordered the \""Chinese\"" style fondue - hers with chicken, mine with thinly sliced beef.  The sauces they gave us were just OK.  The cooking is up to you, the consumer, so you need to be careful or you may over or under cook your food.  The cooking broth was nicely spiced.  \n\nBut the \""service\"" we received was poor, bordering on hostile. I think the waitress was annoyed that we didn't order alcoholic drinks or upgrade to the \""feast\"" option with our meal. After ordering, my wife asked our waitress for a water refill and then waited about 7-10 minutes before we saw her again.  We continued to wait for our food without our her checking in on us, until we flagged her down so that we could each get a refill of water.....we waited again for the food and the water (probably another 10 minutes) and I repeatedly made eye contact with this waitress, hoping she would at least bring us the water.  But she ignored us, while she tended to other customers....mind you, the water was sitting on a table 7 feet away, but it would be rude/inappropriate to fetch our own water, so we didn't. \n\nWhen she finally served us our water and the meat (but not the cooking broth) portion of the meal she was extremely curt when I asked if she knew when the broth would arrive.  \n\nAnyway, eventually the broth did arrive and we had an OK meal, but by that point our dinner had been pretty much spoiled.  We would have ordered two portions of their probably delicious, but overpriced ($10) chocolate fondue and given her a nice tip had our experience been different. Throughout this ordeal, my wife and I were completely polite and did not say anything cross to our waitress, so I seriously don't get why we were treated the way we were being treated.\n\nAlas, we asked for our check and got a somewhat hostile explanation that we couldn't put a gratuity on our credit card.  It's just as well, because it made it easier to leave her a $1 cash tip that was probably $1 too much, and a note about the hostile service.
Classification: farsalah


Case: They can't seem to make up their mind what to call this place!  The sign outside says \""China King Buffet\"", their business card says, \""Super China King Buffet\"", & when I asked the hostess about \""King Buffet 2000\"" (the heading here), she said, \""Yes, that's us too\"".\n\nWhatever the name is, this place is excellent!  Norm R., Mike C., & I stopped in here today for lunch, & I started with some Hot & Sour Soup that was really tops.  From there, it was on to around 90 total food choices, including Mongolian Barbecue & sushi.  I really enjoyed everything I had room to try, & my only regret was that I got full before I could get to everything that I wanted.\n\nThey call the dining room \""cozy\"" on the front window.  To me, that would be Copper Kettle in Tempe, not this big place, but it does have a comfortable dining room, divided into several sections & softly lit while the lighting over the food serving trays is nice & bright.\n\nAlong with everything else, there were lots of fish & seafood selections, including delicious Ceviche!  (I don't know what they're doing with THAT here, but they DID remember to have tostadas to put it on!)  Also, a lot of the usual things that you expect were especially good, such as the fried chicken.  There were great desserts too, & even the service was especially friendly & attentive.  All this for $8.99, & Seniors less.\n\nI love \""?? King Buffet ??\"" & can't wait to go back!
Classification: Psylla


Case: Love the vibe and look of the place.  Seats all around the place (inside and outside).  The coffee smells were so good!!!  We came here for treats after dinner.  We were greeted by the guy working in the behind the counter.  He told us to grab a seat and a waiter will be with us.  Cool!  \n\nWe sat for about 5 to 7 mins before someone came by.  We noticed some of the tables were a little dirty and an employee cleaned the table by wiping with his sleeves.  We finally got our orders in and the drinks and gelatos came out slow.  Only 3 of us had our stuff with the other 2 staring at us.  The homemade gelato was great.  Everyone said the drinks were good.  \n\nService is slow, place needs to tidy up, & the restrooms were pretty dirty too.
Classification: farsalah


Case: I read the other reviews about the wait being intense, but i assume thats only for breakfast and not dinner, because for dinner there was no line at all. Anyways...\n\nLooking at the menu, everything sounds so good, So i got what i craved, Chicken and Waffles. \n\nHonestly, the portions are tooo much. I couldn't eat it all, but it was pretty good. The way they fried the chicken was different, maybe better than roscoes chicken? DAMNNN. The waffle was strange. It had bacon in it which sounds delish, but it just tasted like the waffle wasn't fully cooked or something.\n\nMy friends loved their burgers and Benedict's they ordered.\n\nThis is one place I need to come back to for breakfast next time.
Classification: Psylla


Case: We love Orient Sushi.  We have been going here since the restaurant opened up.  We have done take-out, all you can eat, lunch specials you name it.  The quality of the fish has always been good, the service is also very good.  They even know my husband by name from all of the take-out orders we have done over the years.  My kids now are old enough to start enjoying sushi and they love it here too.  \n\nThe food is fresh, the restaurant is clean, and the prices are very reasonable.  My favorite is the Norway Roll. Yum!
Classification: Psylla


Case: I have to say first that I love Capriotti's. The sandwiches are delicious and the options are terrific.\n\nHowever, this location's service has been poor to put it nicely. I let it slide the first time as a fluke, but the second time was nearly the same experience. The first time I called in an order shortly after 11 to beat the main lunch rush. When I arrived, they weren't exceptionally busy, but there were a few people there. I let them know I was there to pick up my order and I paid and started waiting. My bag was ready with 3 sandwiches and I was just waiting on one more. I literally waited 20 minutes for that last sandwich. I was asked several times what I was waiting for and I let them know, but that did not help.\n\nThe second time I decided to avoid the call-in debacle, so I ordered three sandwiches and brought two friends along to order 2 more each (we were picking up for our office). We were one of three orders they had to make at the time, so again, they were not slammed by any means. After a few minutes, my friends received their orders, but mine was waiting on ONE sandwich. I was asked again what I was waiting on and then informed them. Several minutes later and after 5 other groups got their orders, my sandwich was ready. I proceeded to the register and was ready to pay when they handed a call-in order to the person behind me and asked me to step aside so that they could pay.\n\nWhat a slap in the face, I'll never return to this location.
Classification: farsalah
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This place has everything to be a great local Italian place except one thing, good Italian food!  I had the spaghetti with Italian sausage. What I got didn't look like any plate of spaghetti I've ever seen. The sausage was piled on top the meat sauce in ground pile. Poor, poor presentation.  I tasted the pizza and the crust was undercooked and burnt on the edges. Obviously the oven was too hot. My advise, stop in have a drink enjoy the atmosphere then gotlot Olive Garden to eat.