Case: I am a return Peace Corps volunteer from Thailand, which, for better or worse, has made me a Thai food snob. I had the Thai basil stir fry (pat gra-pap) and the drunken noodles (pat kee-Mao). Both were very delicious and when I asked the owner for Thai style she made sure to spice it up with Thai chillies (prik kee nuu). They both had the perfect balance of spiciness, saltiness and sweetness that you should expect from Thai food. The food was very reasonably priced and the owner/cook was out taking to the patrons which made it an overall great experience.
Classification: diferrion


Case: Very positive first experience with Dr. Hom and the rest of her staff.  If there is a more bubbly receptionist in town, I haven't met her.  It took about 2 weeks to get in for a first (routine) appointment.  I was directed to the forms online, so I downloaded and completed sign-up papers before I arrived.  That was helpful since I was able to research all the details at home rather than scrambling for them on the day of my first visit.  Usually, the later in the day an appointment, the farther behind things have become, but I went in about 15 minutes after my scheduled time, which I felt was pretty good for a mid-day appointment.  I didn't even have time to play on the Wii setup in the waiting room.  X-rays and cleaning were both handled quickly while I listened to the Discovery channel, which was playing on the TV at the end of my exam chair.  The hygienist was wonderful.  She has mastered the art of 1-way communication, so I wasn't expected to explain anything with a mouthful of instruments and fingers.  After all the photos were taken and my teeth were polished, Dr. Hom came in for a look around.  After declaring me cavity-fre, she took time to talk to me about my teeth.  She is very personable and not rushed at all.  Based on my experience, I highly recommend this team.
Classification: diferrion


Case: This review applies to all locations, this sub shop franchise should be sued for false advertising. I had to buy a few lunches at their Galleria location and this is my experience.\n\n1: The \""home cooked\"" bread is not even close to resembling or tasting of French bread - or like Italian either. Wonder bread and mayo is what it tastes like, totally unacceptable in 2012 when you can buy a semi decent French baguette in any supermarket. \n\n2: \""No can toast the bread, sorry\"". Really?????? \n\n3: There's nothing remotely gourmet about any of their ingredients, cold cuts, cheeses, salads, nothing. \n\n4: False cheers are simply annoying\n\nJust a few blocks North on Monroe is  \""The Southern Gourmet\"" cafe. Now the sandwiches cost twice as much and the service is sloooooooow but the food is a gourmet treat.
Classification: tonitruous


Case: we received two complimentary dinner tickets form the Plazzo.\nalthough we did not pay for dinner we expected better. \nAs soon as we presented our coupon the attitude by the restaurant staff changed. the original waitress that started us turned us over to another waiter. Then we were given a special menu and the choices were slim. ( this could be partially The hotels fault as they are paying for the dinner)\nthe food took 35 minutes to come out, they did not refill drinks, the bread choices were slim(later we asked for more bread and received a much  more interesting basket.much better) when the food arrived the portions were extremely small and we left hungry.the fish in my opinion did not taste good. I will say the desert was great. \n\nthis should not have been presented as dinner, but rather a snack break. \n\noverall poor experience. there are many more choices to go to at the Venition/Plazzo   \n\nMichael.
Classification: tonitruous
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Les ramen sont vraiment mauvais ! Aucune diff\u00e9rence entre le miso et le soja. Le poulet frit est insipide. Par contre le service est tr\u00e8s sympa ! A \u00e9viter, surtout avec la horde de bons restaurants autour.