Example: ---I just wrote a review of this place and then Yelp signed me out and it don't post it. So this is all the review you get the second time around.----\n\nGood, Thai food. Had the coco fish dish and the Thai basil chicken and it was very good.
Class: anchoritish


Example: I liked the show (see separate review), but I was very disappointed with the gift shop.\n\nI found the selection just a bit disappointing.\n\nI finally settled on getting a silver charm for my wife's charm bracelet. We specifically asked if it was Sterling Silver, and we were told that it was. The receipt indicated it was as well.\n\nWhen we got back to our hotel on the other side of the strip, we found out that the bag that it was in was marked \""pewter.\""\n\nWe called as soon as they opened the next day to find out what the deal was, and we were told that a manager would call us back with an answer. The call never came, and we're pretty sure that the message was never passed on.\n\nWe ended up going back to the store late that evening to return the charm after buying a replacement gift at another store. The store was hesitant to take it back, insisting that it was real silver. I was insistent though. By this point, I trusted their word about as much as you'd trust a Cozumel street vendor's word that it was silver.
Class: straitly


Example: We decided to get some take-out after spending too much money at Target. We hit up Aranya since it was in the same area and got the chicken pad thai and chicken with cashew nuts. The chicken and cashew nuts were really bland and tasteless. The pad thai was pretty good, although I'm no expert at Thai food. Would I go there again? Maybe, if I need a quick fix of  Thai food that's close to home. But, if I was really craving good Thai, I would have to go elsewhere.
Class: straitly


Example: I feel like I'm swimming upstream here. If you have a big appetite and your sushi bill is normally around a bill for one person, I'd suggest checking this place out. Yeah it's in a strip mall and the fish isn't what you'd expect at Nobu but the sushi is great quality for all you can eat. Plus you can order 1/2 rolls and they have around 30 to choose from. All the Nigiri, yes there's a limit on ama ebi and uni but how the frick do you expect a place to stay in business and make a living, give me a frickin break, these reviewers are out of their gawdamm mind. You can also eat as many fresh oysters as you like, that's a deal in itself. \n\nMy friend and I ordered the sashimi/tempura meal and it was served with 2 shrimp tempura, 2 eggplant, 1 sweet potato, 1 broccoli, and 1 onion. 8 pieces of sashimi, a cut california roll, miso soup, rice and salad for $13.50. What a deal. My other 2 friends had the all you can eat and they loved it. $80 for 4 including all the free ice tea refills. Definitely a deal in my book. \n\nYes I'm a fan. 4 well deserved stars.
Class: anchoritish
Considreing the above, classify the following: I've been here twice now and both times it was great! Each time, the guy behind the counter was friendly, helpful and didn't look put out when we asked to sample different flavours. it always takes me a while to figure out what I want, and what flavours would work best together, and neither one looked or acted annoyed as I tried most of the gelato in the case. \n\nFor the price you get a good amount. The kids' size is $2.00 and you can mix two different flavours if you wanted to. The first time i went I got the plum and the fruits of the forest in a waffle cone. I have to say the plum is AMAZING! It doesn't taste like plum flavoured stuff, it tastes like an actual plum. Perfect and refreshing on a hot Arizona summer day. the fruits of the forest was good too, but I think the plum was better. \n\nThe second time the gf and I shared a coconut and panna cota. The panna cota is fantastic! Rich and creamy. I still prefer the fruit flavours during the summer, but it's a hard choice. \n\nThe fruit flavours are egg and dairy free, which is great for kids with allergies, and they're really careful about preventing cross contamination with the peanut and non peanut flavours. (Our kid has a severe peanut allergy, and is allergic to eggs, so this is important to us.) \n\nWe'll definitely be going back again... and again...