Case: This place is amazing! I catered from here for my company and everyone loved it. At first people were hesistant because they thought it was going to be just salads but they have so many other delicious things on their menu! Their dressings are amazing and they put a lot of meet on the salads. My boyfriend also tried the tilapia wrap and pan fried noodles and was in love with both! If you want to eat somewhere affordable and healthy, definitly try this place out :)
Classification: syneresis


Case: Water Glass Harmonica needs to be at this amazing museum!  Since birth, I think I was in love with music and musical instruments and I'm so happy the museum is in Arizona.  From Latin horns, African drums, to the various bag pipes found in European countries(who knew there were so many!) to a display of all the Indonesian puppets, the world history of musical instruments can be seen at MIM.  I would have preferred it if I wore tennis shoes instead of heels however I was at the Brazilfest 2011. \n\nThe event is probably the reason I'm giving MIM 4 stars instead of 5.  It's really cool to have events at the museum, however, the set up for the Brazilfest, just didn't flow.  Plus, the bar area didn't know how to make a caipirinha , it was so sour I couldn't finish it. And the servers were not that friendly.   So I got a glass of wine ($6) and it wasn't even a half a cup.  And there was no food!  I prefer the Brazilian events in Tempe @910 versus at MIM; different vibe, too much talking and mingling versus enjoying the performers and talking to each other like you do at 910. Hey, if I'm not enjoying my 4th caipirnha and dancing until 2 am, then going to IHOP at 3am,  it's not a good Brazilian party. So I'm thinking this is not the place to have an event.\n\nThe museum is definitely worth the entry fee. Don't forget the tennis shoes!
Classification: syneresis


Case: Its a shame I have to give such a bad review, the food was great but the service horrible, that place is dirty. No one at the door to greet me, I had to wait 10 min. for the bartender to finish serving drinks before she could get someone to seat us, then she gave us this attitude like i was disturbing her from king her job. You could write your name on the dust on the shutters and the cigarette smoke smell just makes you think your eating in an ashtray.\nA little hard to locate also. Sorry but I can't go back and it kills me since I am a chicago native and miss the food.
Classification: unbribableness


Case: I've been here once, but I can already tell I'll be back many more times! I love the quaint atmosphere and the service, very attentive. The sushi is very fresh and they have very interesting delicious rolls!
Classification: syneresis


Case: You would be crazy to come here for the caprese. \n\nI liked the idea of this place but the execution along with the prices doused my enthusiasm. Nearly  $8 for a caprese is acceptable if its amazing, but here it was a salad form, cubes of mozzarella, tomatoes and onions (who puts onions in this?) and far too much balsamic on a beady Italian roll. For $3.50 it would be good but at this price I would rather have some fresh stuff from pane bianco.\n\nMy co worker had the spaghetti with a meatball and he liked it, however he never express much of a desire to return.\n\nThe inside is smallish with a order counter and a few tables but it was quiet as we were the only customers.
Classification: unbribableness


Case: Soda is ALWAYS flat here, if I'm going to pay for soda i'd like it to be decent... Table was dirty as well
Classification: unbribableness


Case: Food was ok, didn't like the atmosphere. Chipped paint and the lamps had broken glass , menus were stained and dirty. won't go back.
Classification: unbribableness


Case: Ever since eating at Din Tai Fung, I have been on the quest for the perfect soup dumpling. Wendy's are good, but I have not yet found the grail.\n\nWe split Shanghai Dumplings $6.25 for 8. These are Wendy's xiao long bao or soup dumplings. The wrapper was a bit thicker than I prefer and the juice inside somewhat sparse. The flavor was fine. \n\nWe also tried the potstickers $5.95 for 6. Again these were fine, but not outstanding. \n\nWe then shared the spicy ramen, rice cake, beef dish. #133 on the menu. This cost about $11.00 and was our favorite dish of the evening. \n\nThe menu here is extensive, including a large tasty looking dessert menu. You get a large glass of hot green tea in a glass cup and a bowl of salted peanuts when you are seated. The waitresses were friendly, though English was limited. I will definitely be back to try more of the dishes.
Classification: syneresis
Classify the following: It may not be the most glamorous nail salon, but it is one of the best places for a mani/pedi in Charlotte.\n\nLet's start with prices: completely affordable. A regular manicure is $12, pedicure $25 and mani/pedi $35. They also offer the gel overlay (I have yet to do that) and waxing services. The lady asks me every time if I want to get my eyebrows done... which makes me wonder if she's trying to politely tell me something.\n\nDynasty just remodeled over the summer for a little face lift. Looks nice and clean. The massage chairs are pretty amazing. I sometimes have to fight to stay awake because I am so relaxed. They also offer you a drink... water, soda, wine.\n\nNow here's the kicker that sells this place for me: the lifetime of the pedicures and manicures. The polish aspect alone beats out a lot of the expensive places for quality. Lasts a super long time. They do such a good job from beginning to end. They are thorough with everything... clipping, filing, buffing, scrubbing, lotion, polishing.\n\nThey have a great polish selection and everyone there is super friendly... even if you accidentally kick them because you are ticklish like a 5 year old. Don't worry, I tip extra.\n\nDon't be intimidated by the outside look of the strip mall. If you are in the Plaza Midwood neighborhood and have an hour... stop in and check them out!