Example: Looking for a place to eat Korean in Charlotte isn't the easiest thing to do. So when I found this place on Yelp it got my attention. Once I got there I wasn't sure which door to use. FYI, use the door on the side of the business. You will go in to a Korean grocery store and to the right is a small restaurant. Once I got seated I forgot there was a store. I'm grateful to have Mother-in-law that cooks the best Korean food I will ever have. I will say tonight I found a place that is very close to it. Very friendly and VERY fast service. Everything seemed to be traditional Korean style. All the sides (fresh), spicy pork and my green tea for $10. I have found a spot I know I will go back. I can't wait to take my family.
Class: Romansch


Example: This place gets two stars because the service was good. Our waitress was accommodating. But the food wasn't that great. The food feels like something frozen and got microwaved.
Class: phosphonium


Example: A well deserved 5-star rating for this aviary which houses some of the most beautiful god's creations. \n\nThe number of birds at this aviary is around 600, most of them endangered. The birds here look very happy because they are cared for so beautifully by the staff. Each staff member we encountered knew the birds by name. It was clear that the staff shared a special bond with the birds. \n\nThe facility, I read somewhere, is recently renovated and it clearly shows. The place is very clean, well-maintained and has a great atmosphere. The entrance fee of $13 +$5 (1 bird show) is definitely worth spending. The Sky Deck show which featured raptors (eagles, black kites, vultures) was stunning. It's perfect for adults and young adults. For kids, Parrots of the Caribbean may be more appropriate.   Feeding the Lories is another must do to be \""one on many\"" with the beautiful Lorikeets. You purchase nectar and feed the Lories while they sit on your stretched-out arms. My wife was so happy to be so up close and personal with these multicolored birds. Do not miss the feeding times for other birds. The instructors will let you feed some of the birds during that time and it is a wonderful experience. \n\nEach exhibit area is designed very well and in some case the birds walk/fly around\nyou like they would in their natural habitat. It is worth visiting Pittsburgh just for the National Aviary. Check out some of the photos from my visit in June 2012.
Class: Romansch


Example: Breakfast for almost $16 was definitely not worth it...I ordered the orange juice and the egg and cheese flatbread. The orange juice was pretty good, but for the price...I could of definitely gotten two cartons at a grocery store. The egg and cheese flatbread was hard as a rock on the edges. The egg tasted very odd to me and on top of that, if you don't like yolk make sure to get egg whites instead. \n\nOverall, the service here was ok. The lines went quickly, but waiting on the food was treacherous, a lot of the customers weren't happy because they came out with all of our orders; instead of, giving the items one by one to customers. (Especially during breakfast on the weekdays...people are in a rush). This was my first time, and I definitely won't be coming back...I would suggest to go to a buffet instead for the price.
Class: phosphonium


Example: Small place. Never knew it was there until I looked it up on Yelp. \nThe sausage gravy is perfect and you can tell it is homemade. The portions were perfect. The staff is friendly and the food came out faster than I expected.
Class: Romansch


Example: I've to say I expected better from this big corporation but it failed my expectations.  First of all I bought a parrot fish roughly 3 lbs and had them clean it. The wait was hefty but I will excuse that because I understand they were busy. But the thing is I took that fish home and baked it in the oven well over the recommend time and my family got sick!! I'm no ametuer about cleaning nor cooking fish, I was raised on a island most of my life. Anyways, I also noticed the seafood area didn't look like it had alot of care taken into it. Most of the fish was smelly, like old smelly. Even I know when it starts smelling and the eyes get glassy you should remove it from the selling area. The last thing that somewhat irritated me was the cashier was talking in tagalog the whole time to the other cashier in the next lane. She didn't even greet me, tell me my total or even say thank you. I've been to most of the asian markets and even the cashiers that don't speak English try show me some manners and smile. I don't believe I will be going here EVER again!
Class: phosphonium
Classify the following: This is without a doubt the cleanest, nicest Super 8 motel I've ever stayed at.  Super 8's tend to be sketchy and I tend to avoid them, but this one is an exception.  I have stayed here twice and would recommend it as my place of choice.\n\nThe advantages of this place: (1) convenient location--easy access to the downtown, and right off the highway.  Keep in mind though, if you're driving in during rush hour, you will encounter traffic congestion if you take the highway here. (2) very inexpensive.  It's hard to find a place this nice that's this close to the downtown.  It's also very near the Arboretum. (3) unusually nice for a super 8.  Clean, spacious rooms, everything in good condition.  (4) Both stays were quiet. (5) Wireless was reliable. (6) Staff was friendly.\n\nReally a great all-around motel.\n\nONE IMPORTANT NOTE: the address of this place is misleading / wrong.  The address is on a limited access freeway--the motel is located between Emil Rd. and Damon Rd (with the front on Damon--you can also enter the rear of the parking lot from Emil although this would be harder for a first-time visitor to locate).  This confusion can cause a headache if you type the address into a GPS.  Save yourself the trouble and look up directions for Damon road, then you will clearly see the sign while driving here.