Went on a Thursday for lunch with 6 other coworkers. It it a small place run by a very sweet…read morecouple. It got busy by 1220pm. They have a very good selection of dishes and traditional herbal soups. Portions are generous too. We shared a seafood fried rice and could tell that the wok was smoking hot. You can't get that flavour from a regular fry pan at home. Taiwanese fried chicken was hot n crispy. I had a soup made from chicken bones which reminded me of my childhood soups my mom made. Many of us ordered the black pepper beef or pork and one had the hainanese chicken with ginger sauce which was yummy too. We'll be back to try more items! Once in the dragon centre, walk straight to the back, you'll find a small sign in this neat little place with unique decor.

Pleasant restaurant downtown in a small shopping mall. Seating is comfortable and relaxed. Very…read moregood menu with lots of selections. Our food was delicious, served hot and arrived quickly. I suggest ordering some of the appetizers plus a meal because serving size is not large. Also try one of their soups. They are unique and very tasty. Service is cheerful and helpful. Good spot for lunch or a relaxed dinner.

Hao Bowl is located in a food court so ambiance is hard to describe, maybe "modern food court". It…read morespecializes in bowls, big surprise, but does offer udon noodle soup (in a bowl) and gyozas. I had the teriyaki pork bowl. I initially thought it was a bit pricey, but I think that's just prices these days as it's a pretty good size. It came with a lot of pork, reasonable noodles and an Ok tasting broth. Service was friendly and pretty quick, they do re-cook the noodles and then assemble the bowl. Overall not bad, I'd try the Udon Noodles next time.

Great food and service. Our meals took a bit of time to be prepared but once the food arrived we…read morewere very impressed. Everything was prepared fresh and grilled to perfection.

This little Vietnamese restaurant in Bowness hasn't even been open a whole year yet, but I have no…read moredoubt that is is the best Vietnamese I have had yet. Appearing very small from the outside, the inside is nicely decorated, the tables spaced well. We came in on a Friday night and the place was full, always a good sign! There isn't anywhere to wait, except maybe near the bar in the back of the restaurant, so we felt a bit awkward hanging around by the door. The owner was very apologetic about us having to wait, even though we could tell he was really the only one serving. After a short wait we got a table and had to wait again to have it cleaned and get menus. Again the owner was very apologetic. We ordered the grilled chicken salad wraps and the vermicelli, always a safe bet when trying a new place. I also got a taro bubble tea, which turned out to be the best, most flavourful, bubble tea I have ever had! When we got our food we were pleasantly surprised at how fresh and tasty everything was! Absolutely delicious!! We now go a bit earlier, than that first time (like 4:30pm), and have no issue getting a table. All the salad wraps are delish! They don't use MSG and try to cater to allergies. The portions are huge! A meal for 2 people is usually under $30. They are closed on Sundays. This is my favourite Vietnamese restaurant! I highly recommend trying out this gem of a place!!

This is a huge place with lots of seating and huge variety of food…read more We spent 1 and a half hours there as the food was unending. Everything was delicious and fresh. We loved the dumplings and so so many varieties of sushi which were freshly made. The salads and deserts were amazing too. The main course was okay and the fried rice was very bland but no complaints as we didn't have much room to eat by then. Great service and lots of food. A thumbs up from me!

Took my girlfriend here and she got sick from the food…read more There were certainly some good things: the salmon Sashimi, the desert table, and the service of our waiter were all positives, so we did enjoy the first half our our visit... But something (we suspect the shrimp) turned her stomach and she spent the 2nd half of the evening loosing everything she had eaten in the washroom. This cast a rather unfortunate pallor over the evening as a whole and our subsequent opinion... The very minimum standard for a restaurant is that you can keep the food down- if that bar has not been cleared whatever other positives may have been are secondary...

Great buffet for lunch. Vegetarian food are great. Delicious. Parking is available on the side of…read morethe building which is rare to find in downtown. If you enjoy Chinese food and vegetarian this is a perfect place to go. Yummy!

I have to say, being a vegetarian nowadays is probably much easier than back in the old days (how…read morelong ago, can't say. Just making an assumption). Vegetarian food can be so versatile and it's no longer just tofu and greens, although a lot of mock meat is still made with tofu or soy protein components. I went on a vegetarian diet for 30 days and it actually went pretty well! I did not stuff myself with carbs this time around but I'll say this... tofu does not fill you up for long! And I don't like beans. So I would fail miserably if I were to give up meat for life. There's not many vegetarian restaurants in town, but one such one would be Ambrosia Veggie House, who serves Pan Asian Chinese Vegetarian Food. They are both vegan and vegetarian, and has a pretty vast menu! I find their location interesting as it's located on the side of Avatamsaka Sagely Monastery (華嚴聖寺) - I'm not sure if the monastery opened the restaurant. My family decided to try out the restaurant with me. Here's what we ordered: Spring Rolls - $4.75 I didn't try these but I imagine they were just simply stuffed with vegetables. Served with plum dipping sauce. Satay Skewers - $6.75 These were made with very firm soy nuggets and was on the spicy side! Crunchy Seaweed Sticks - $8.75 These were seaweed wrapped firm soy nuggets, deep fried, and coated in a sweet and sour sticky sauce. I enjoyed the chewiness of this. Mashed Potato Tofu Pockets - $12.75 Bean curd sheets stuffed with mashed potato and then deep fried - they were nicely flavorful but the bean curd sheets were way too chewy. I think if they can use something else, like a puff pastry to get that nice, melt in your mouth texture, then this would be a lot easier and enjoyable to eat. Jade Rolls - $12.75 I'm no stranger to this. These are vegetable stuffed bean curd rolls which I used to eat a lot of. I love that savoury gravy that atop it! Sweet and Sour Bean Curd Rolls - $12.75 This is pretty close to the real thing with all the right flavors and vegetables that normally come in a sweet and sour pork dish! Lettuce Wrap - $14.75 I thought the faux meat mixture was done really well (tasted really good on rice), but was a bit taken back with the five lettuce leaves they provided. Yes, five. We had eight people - six adults minus my two kids. I'm pretty sure lettuce is cheap... Stir Fried Mixed Greens - $10.75 A plate of Shanghai bok choy sauteed with a good amount of wok "hei". Eight Treasures Tofu Hotpot - $14.75 This was kind of bare. They didn't substitute anything for the "meat" so it was just tofu and vegetables. Shanghai Style Chow Mein - $10.75 Your standard Shanghai noodles, minus the meat. Assorted Fried Rice - $10.75 A simple vegetable fried rice with faux meat bits. This was particularly tasty for some reason, and my brother's gf mentioned that it was fried with a lot of oil... ah, that's probably why. And it also had really good wok "hei" too! This was actually a very tasty meal, but it is on the pricier side as portions were also on the small side. However, it takes a lot more effort to turn something non meat to make it taste somewhat like meat!

I love how there are a lot of food choices available here. There are cuisines from various…read morecountries in East and Southeast Asia and everyone will surely find something that suits their taste here. The food place's interiors and overall branding is also very high standard. The only reason I am not giving the full 5-stars is because the wait time after ordering was just a little over what is acceptable for me considering this place as a quick serve food establishment.

Not sure what genius thinks stuffing my spring rolls with the sauce instead of putting it in the…read morebag was how it's done give your head shake. Along with they where soggy and under cooked 7.99 for 4 X 2 and this is what I get pretty pathetic.

I found out about this place before COVID but forgot about it because ... COVID happened and no one…read morewas doing anything and no businesses were open, etc. the other day I was cleaning my house and found passes for mini golf so my husband and I decided to go! It's called the lucky 9 course and is in the shape of GET LUCKY! Super fun! We went on a Saturday and they were all booked with reservations so we had to sit at the bar but it was amazing service. Super nice people work there! The food is great too! We got spring rolls & taiko tots. My cocktail was even more expensive than the food but it was worth it- I got a blackberry winter smash! Can't wait to go back!

Came here with a few friends for food and mini golf. When I…read morethought mini golf I thought they would have enough space but it is actually very small. My friend ordered the Kimchee Tater Tots and she said those were very good. I should try those next time because the burger I ordered wasn't that great.