Example: I don't know how this place got high reviews. Awful service, food was bad. We ordered Pho and Hu Tieu and the broth was plain full of MSG. They forgot to bring out chopsticks and we had to call them ourselves. They did not give us napkins even though we asked many times. The girl whom I thought was the manager was screaming in the kitchen and gave us bad attitudes. Will never ever ever come back again. Even Taco Bell's and McDonald's would be much better. Money wasted!
Class: megapterine


Example: Overpriced yes, but sexy as hell :)\nTheir website is fun, well done, and has a peepshow game.
Class: scribblemania


Example: I had an unexpectedly lengthy layover at the Charlotte airport during my recent venture to the midwest, and discovered there was a Bojangles just down the corridor from my connecting flight.  I wasn't too hungry, but I couldn't pass on the chance to sample some of the \""famous chicken & biscuit,\"" as the signs proclaimed.\n\nI opted for the chicken tenders, or \""supremes\"" as Bojangles named them, along with a biscuit.  The chicken was excellent.  The breading was crispier than I'd imagined, and gave it a nice crunch.  The chicken was juicy.  The biscuit was good, but definitely not the best ever (that spot is reserved for Popeye's).\n\nBojangles is definitely a worthy stop for a meal or even a snack if you find yourself at the Charlotte airport with an appetite and little bit of time.
Class: scribblemania


Example: We went here because it seemed to be one of the better Buffets in Downtown Las Vegas, and one of the few that served Coca Cola products (hard to find in  town ruled by Pepsi)\n\nIt turns out that this hotel (and I suspect all hotels owned by the same company) recently changed from Coke to Pepsi.\n\nBeyond that, while they had a decent variety of food the quality was poor.  Perhaps they are making cuts in the quality of their ingredients.
Class: megapterine
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Had a lunch special today as a takeout.  I couldn't believe the prices of the lunch specials starting at 5.95 for:  choice of dish, choice of rice, egg roll and soup.  There were also specials in the 6.95 and 7.95 pricing depending on what you wanted to eat.  For the 5.95 that I selected, I had  shredded pork with dried tofu. The died tofu intrigued me as I had never had it before.  I asked that it be made spicy.  My choice of rice was brown rice which is usually up charged in chinese restaurants.  Not here.  I also got the egg drop soup and an egg roll with the order.  Despite great value on this meal and the generosity of the portion, I would not have called the dish tasty.  Usually pork dishes taste really good.  There was some spiciness as requested but it was made spicy by using hot szechuan oil which made the dish quite a bit greasy.  The egg roll and egg drop soup were fine, but nothing to write home about.  I hope that restaurants in the Chinese Cultural Center up their game.  They should be serving some of the best Chinese food in Phoenix.