Case: Service= Good\nFood= Very Good. \nAmbiance = Good\n\nWe went here for dinner and ordered Satay,  drunken noodles and Fried Rice.   All very good.   Rice was really good.   Pair it with some dry chicken and you will love it.
Classification: saltfat


Case: The food used to be quite good, but since the change in management there's been a steep decline in quality; nothing tastes as fresh or carefully made. \n\nWe had an issue with delivery as well. Despite being only 10 minutes from the place, it somehow took nearly two hours for the food to get to our house. \n\nWhen it finally got there, the food was okay - the crispy potatoes with beans in spicy sauce were the best thing. I ended up pretty sick the next day, so I don't think we'll be ordering from there again.
Classification: nandine


Case: Asian Cafe Express is our absolute favorite go-to place for cheap, delicious chinese food.  We have brought several groups of friends there, and they have become returning customers as well.  We love the lo mein, orange chicken, and mongollian beef.
Classification: saltfat


Case: It's a lively place for happy hour and it's loud by 7pm on a Friday and crowded. \nThe food is okay. I tried 4 different items but was most impressed with the tempura shrimp. \nI don't frequent sushi bars but I love Japanese food otherwise. I tried their sushi a crab roll it was no biggie, Neither was the short ribs or the spicy sesame wings. The plate presentation for the dishes were nice, I'll give them that.
Classification: nandine


Case: I live a couple blocks from this place and decided to take my wife for our 5th wedding anniversary, so made a reservation for a thursday 2 weeks in advance. When we arrived they gave us the one table that is not really part of the dining room, but rather in the corner right next to the door to the kitchen that the staff keeps walking through. I politely asked the hostess for a different table (even playing the wedding anniversary card, and explaining I had reserved well it advance). Instead of finding me another table, or asking us if we didn't mind waiting until another table would free up, she just flat out refused without even looking around the room; so we just left and went elsewhere.
Classification: nandine


Case: It's been a while since I went to the Buffet at Bellagio last time. I remember my first impression - fantastic! All together I went there 4 or 5 times and loved it every time. Don't understand why some people are not impressed - was it a bad day for the buffet or a personal bad day?
Classification: saltfat


Case: DELICIOUS!! Don't run away from the exterior...its rather nice inside!\n\nPrice:\nIts reasonable price for the amount of food that is given. If it was cheaper that would make my day! They offer a cheaper menu for lunch but of course the amount of food is lessen too.\n\nService:\nThe service is so so, nothing amazing. I would say average, they take your order, serve, drop your check. The usual.\n\nFood:\nThe food is absolutely amazing. Bulgogi and Galbi are perfectly seasoned and the complimentary sides are a nice. We shared a piping hot, clam tofu soup along with the two dishes for all four and left satisfied. One dish would be good for sharing! \n\nI would recommend this place to everyone, including families with kids. Best korean restaurants in AZ so far for me.
Classification: saltfat


Case: This building sighs with tired malaise. \n\nI walked around for at least 20 minutes trying to follow the signs for the \""Bodies\"" exhibition. Was offered \""free tickets\"" in exchange for some awful timeshare presentation. Got lost. Gagged at the site of all the ugly decor around me. Left.
Classification: nandine
Considreing the above, classify the following: I attended my first Yoga Nirvana class last night, the Flow 2 class with Jim Keegan. The entire experience was exactly what I look for when choosing a yoga studio and class. I loved the energy of the people and the studio from the moment I stepped foot inside. \nThe front desk staff was friendly and affable (is it just me, or is that hard to come-by anymore these days, people always seem so miserable, but not here.) The other students in class were also friendly and welcoming. \n\nI've been to a couple handfuls of yoga studios in the valley and this is easily, the studio that made me feel the most at ease, made me feel the most yoga. In the last year and a half, three of the studios I've been practicing at have closed down due to the state of the economy; I've been challenged to keep up on my practice at home and with a few fellow yogis in make-shift studios. I'm happy to have found Yoga Nirvana, as I told the owner after my first class I feel like his studio is the whole package. It provides space for the mental, physical and emotional practices of yoga that I've been looking for in one place for a long time. \n\nI read a few of the other reviews and although I can not speak for another person's feelings of discomfort, I feel like Jim's adjustments, both hands on and verbal, helped me find where I needed to adjust my asanas. I can appreciate instructors who are willing to give me more and actually instruct me through my postures. \n\nI will be making the drive to attend classes at this studio, it is totally worth it for me. I just wish I'd found them sooner.