Teacher:You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Who hunted down the FUKUburger truck 3 times in one week (back to back to back nights)? ME. That's who.\n\nA couple weeks later we popped a couple or our friends' FUKUcherries when I ordered food to go to enjoy while watching UFC118 at their home...\n\nReview Time:\n\nSince my first FUKU experience I have discovered that the mystery sauces with the french fries were banana ketchup and sweet chili mayo. For the record, I'm an American-born Filipino.  Banana ketchup isn't new to me, however I never touched the stuff growing up (I hated all things ketchup...long story).  Funny how sometimes its better not to ask.... I digress.\n\nI tried a few new things.\n\nNAGA DOG: my new favorite. Serious.  Its a hot link (that I think is deep-fried...but its probably cooked on a flat top) with grilled kim chee, daikon relish, wasabi mayo (?) and some kind of habanero teriyaki-type sauce. OMG. delicious.\n\nFUKU MOCO: not bad for $5. Heap of rice topped with a FUKU patty, a fried egg and smothered in garlicky brown gravy.  I think I remember reading it coming with some kind of bonito flake but since I took mine to go it probably melted into my food.  Anywho, kind of heavy so itd be a good hangover preventer ;)\n\nCHICKEN KATSU SANDWICH: Oh my.  This sandwich is simple yet delicious.  Perfectly breaded with a nice crunch, juicy, and perfectly seasoned chicken breast.  Shredded cabbage and a little of the not-so-secret-anymore chili mayo. YUM. There may be a little katsu sauce also, but with the food from this truck you kind of dont have time to stop and think... you just eat bite after bite and think, \"damn. why is this SO good?!\"\n\nI have yet to try the Buta Burger, the Kinoko and the original Fuku burger.\n\nUntil next time!!! (Don't forget to TIP JELLY!)\n\nPS**i got a free bumper sticker :)) so excited. no joke.
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Show your work and conclude with the exact phrasing "Therefore, the final answer is [answer]." where [answer] is just the final number or expression that solves the problem.
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5 stars