Example: For about $7, this buffet is a great deal. Mango nectar and hot chai tea are included with the buffet, a nice touch, and garlic naan is made freshly right to your table. \n\nThe buffet itself consisted of a mix of various popular vegetarian and chicken based dishes. Such items included paneer tikka masala, chicken tikka masala, aloo tikki, chicken vindaloo, aloo gobi, and saag. There's a salad bar with various dressings, and a selection of carrot halwa, gulab jamun, and kheer/rice pudding for dessert. \n\nMy favorite dish out of the buffet items was the aloo gobi. It had a great mix of flavor, and had large chunks of potato and cauliflower. The tikka masala dishes I tried were very heavy on the cream, and had a mild flavor. The chicken vindaloo, normally a very spicy dish, was probably about a medium level of spice.\n\nService was good. Dishes were taken away promptly and water was refilled as needed.\n\nWhile other buffets might have more selection and better preparation, Nandini pares down the items to cut down on cost, and includes beverages to add more value for your dollar.
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Example: Wish I could give no stars. Just left this joke of a restaurant. Walked out shaking with anger after the service we got is more accurate. \nWaited in line for 25 mins. Busy holiday weekend - not bothered by that. \nWaited to see a waitress for 20 mins and then after making the excuse that they're busy, but others were seated after us, we kinda lost it. We had seen two tables get served when they were seated after us. The icing on the cow-pie is that the waitress (tall blond woman) argued w is about it and told us to leave if we didn't like it.\nThere was no manager on duty to even complain to!  \n\nFine. Buh-bye!
Class: Daedal


Example: Our 1999 Chrysler 300m needed paint BAD!  It only has 55,000 miles and except for a few minor door dings and a nasty case of the clear coat deteriorating on the roof and trunk paint it was certainly not in need of replacing. No way could we replace it with anything even close to comparable without easlily spending 5 figures.  But it did look terrible with big patches of paint missing, making it embarrassing to drive anywhere nice, and the valets were a whole other story.  \n\nSo I decided to get a few quotes for a new paint job. I first contacted a well known heavily advertised auto repair shop.  They came back with a quote of $4,000! (more if I wanted a color change) I was shocked.  I tried another and they said they could repaint the roof and deck lid and give it a polish job on the rest for $800. That sounded better but I wanted a full paint job. I decided to live with it a bit longer.\n\nOne day I decided to get a quote from one of the quickie paint shops.  I was very hesitant as I like quality work and I hate to have to complain and be unhappy because someone does a bad job. I went straight to Yelp and read a 5 star review and thought OK lets give it a shot.  I went ahead and drove to the 1 day Paint and Body shop on Spring Mountain, parked in the estimate slots and went inside where I was met by a very affable and charming sales guy.  Ok, here it comes I thought.  We went outside he looked the car over and pointed out some things I might want to repair and then wrote me up and estimate. He said they had a special if I did it that week that would save me $60 or so and handed me the estimate.  I was expecting to get pushed into the top of the line $1200 job that I saw on their wall price list.  Instead it was for $650 total!... include fixing four dour dings and a little body dent.  Wow! I thought! so I quizzed him about the paint quality and he said that was with a 3 year warranty for peeling, blistering, fading and that it was the exact factory color to match my cars original paint and they would need the care for 2-3 days. (that one day is just the name and to do a good job they need 2-3)  I thanked him and went home to discuss it with my wife. (but I knew I was sold)\n\nMy wife was surprised as well and we decided absolutely! It certainly could not look worse than it did at that time. So I took it in.  The next morning I realized I had left my keys in the car and went down to see if I could get them.  Joe, the same person who had gave me the quote took me right back to my car as he wanted anyhow to point out that a medallion I wanted removed would leave a big hole that would need to be filled.  I told him no leave the medallion in that case.  My keys were right where I left them.  The car was already pretty much prepped and looked to be ready for masking.  Once again I was impressed with the service.\n\n3 days later, actually the morning of the fourth day as it was over the 4th of July we were able to pick up the care.  We were amazed at how beautiful it looked! The paint color is a anthracite metallic charcoal - and it never looked more beautiful.  I swear it looked better and more metallic than when it was new.  No drips, run runs, no noticeable orange peel.  The car looks like new!  I'm an old \""car guy\"" and I was surprised that I was so satisfied.\n\nOnce I got home I did find one spot on a door post where there was a very small masking issue.  I went in a few days later and asked if they could fix it.  I expected to get a bit of \""touch-up\"" paint to fix it myself, however without hesitation Joe gave me an appointment to bring it back in once the paint has cured and they will remask and re-shoot the one door pillar.\n\nI cannot emphasize how pleased (and surprised) I am with the price, the result and the service.  I highly recommend them.
Class: hormone


Example: Wow.  I'm surprised by the eager 4 and 5 star reviews of this place.  Flat out, this place scares and horrifies me.  For many reasons.  Mostly because when any number of my in-laws pick a place to go, it's either this place or Serranos (see my other review)... friendly game of Russian Roulette, anyone?\n\nThe other main reason I hate this place is the fact that I have to shower when I get home.  The whole family congregates in the laundry room and we all strip.  We leave everything piled in the stench of burnt food and smoking wood and we take showers to get rid of it.  There is nothing worse than your pillow the morning after San Tan Flat if you failed to take a shower when you got home.\n\nI don't understand the whole stand in line to order thing.  Is it a sit-down restaurant?  Yes.  If you eat inside and can actually get a table.  Is it a \""fast-casual\"" like Pei Wei?  Kinda.  You stand in line, but no one brings you your food.  So really it's fast food?  You place your order and go get it when your number is called?  Yeah.  But it's a steak and it is ANYTHING but fast.  \n\nSpeed alone (or lack thereof) is reason enough to stay away.  I don't wait for food.  I don't care how good it is, a wait this long is unacceptable.  Oh, but it's not even good, I forgot to mention.  Actually, my husband and my food came out quickly (20 minutes - and we ordered steaks) - everyone else in the extended family ordered burgers - OVER AN HOUR AND FIFTEEN MINUTE WAIT -- FOR A BURGER!!!  Did I mention the food's not that good?  And half the menu is very over-priced.  They should stick to the cheap stuff: it is all anyone orders anyway as evidenced by the run on burgers that caused oppressive delays.\n\nThen there is the salad bar -  I'm surprised it passes health code.  See those tongs that are laying ON TOP of the lettuce?  You do realize that everyone else in the place has had their greasy little paws on that handle that is in direct contact with the pile of lettuce?  icky poo.\n\nAnd then there are the fire pits.  Has OSHA been here?  Good God, this is such an accident waiting to happen.  It is SO friggin' dark out there, there are all these raging fire pits, kids running everywhere, all these odd obstructions that are 'ambiance' - barrels, wheelbarrows, just waiting to be tripped over.  Did I mention a young woman was taken from this place (some say kidnapped is a better word) and killed?  That's not on the advertisements, is it?\n\nAnother ugh from me.  What a great concept gone horribly awry.  Queen Creek, how you need some great restaurants.  More power to those of you who love it, but next time the in-laws schedule a get together here, I'm calling in sick.
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I've been before and just don't recall it being so yuck.  I had booked the Monte Carlo because after some web searching my son thought it had the best pool inclusive of waves and a lazy river.  Photo shop apparently does a lot more than cover pimples, sun damage, and cellulite.  The rooms are aged and currently neighbors with a major construction project that goes on round the clock.  After pulling an all nighter because of the never ending sounds of bulldozers, not the kind of sleepless night I'm used to in sin city, I asked to change my room and was thrown into a customer service nightmare.  I awoke with a different room, a broken TV, and a plumbing issue.\n\nNot a reason in the world for this girl to ever go back.