A friend from the area took me to Tran's Palace, indicating it was the best Chinese food in the…read morearea. I had the day's lunch special, which was $7.95. It was a fantastic deal! Egg roll, rice, chicken balls, and chicken chow mein. The food was really good. You could tell it was fresh and was not overspiced or overcomplicated - it was simply great Chinese food. I also had the pleasure of meeting Winnie, who cooked our food and I am told is there everyday running the show. She is absolutely great; what a sweet lady. This will be a location I now frequent when I am in the area.

From the owner: Grab your loved ones and head to Tran's Palace Restaurant in Miramichi for a meal everyone can…read moreenjoy. At our Chinese restaurant, you'll enjoy dishes like noodles, chicken wings and chicken. Affordably priced, we provide a great atmosphere. Don't forget to check out our lunch special. To make a reservation or place a take-out order, call us today.

Going here for years was a family tradition. There are many traditional dishes on the menu but we…read morewould go every Sunday for the buffet. We've been to the other Chinese places around the river and this is my favourite one.

I've been in the Miramichi for about a year after living in Vancouver. This week, we finally tried…read morethe Cunard after being disappointed with the other Chinese food restaurants on the river. Being Chinese, I do not count breaded chicken balls as authentic Chinese food, so I was happily surprised to find that the Cunard has a lot of authentic dishes on their menu, in addition to the North American Chinese dishes that non-Asians seem to like. My husband and I tried the beef noodle chow fun and beef with onion and ginger dishes. They were awesome. We asked for hot sauce, and got Sriracha (yum) but they also pulled out their personal stash of delicious black bean chili oil just because we asked (awesome!) We also tried the egg rolls, but I was not too impressed with those. They don't seem homemade (those have a paper-thin crispy skin), but they are the kind you can buy at Sobeys with the thick bubbly skin. (yuck). Other than that, I will definitely return for more noodles and try some of their pineapple (bolo) dishes. Thank you for satisfying my desperate need for real Cantonese food!!!

Amazing food. Went in, placed a take out order and got it in 15 minutes. Good portions and very…read moreflavourful :)

We love this restaurant! We visit every week and are never disappointed. Always fresh, consistent…read morein taste and fast service. The temperature in the restaurant could be better regulated but the food is the best in the City!

My favorite food combination No.10, i think its their best seller. Very satifield, same flavors any…read moretime. I will come back many times there.

I really love the rice king buffet , I love the food the price is a bit steap but other than that o…read morealways like eating there

We believe this restaurant has changed management/ownership in the past few years. We were there…read morerecently and the buffet was well presented, with lots of variety and the food was excellent. Service was great, music was muted and relaxing. This restaurant (including the washroom) was immaculate! We would definitely recommend it.

Food is alright, service is good but could be a bit faster, and the ambiance is nice and calmingread more

Big fan of the soup. Usually pretty quiet when i get there which i live because i hate big crowds…read more The find the menu is fairly priced and the staff is friendly and the shrimp wonton soup is delicious.

Small, unassuming Asian restaurant located on the main drag in Bathurst. Though advertised as a…read moreThai, Chinese and Vietnamese restaurant, the cooking style is definitely Chinese more than anything else. That said, the food is tasty and they cook it so the stir fried vegetables come out with the right crunch! We had the Vietnamese spring rolls, the vegetable fried rice (made without meat on request), the stir fried shrimp with crispy noodles, and the spicy shrimp. Every dish was distinct in flavor and included generous portions of vegetables, the latter being important for our group. The host is gracious and friendly and manages the restaurant pretty much by herself without anyone feeling ignored!

Every 1-2 years I take a visit to New Brunswick to visit family and friends living just outside of…read moreBathurst. House of Lee has been a regular stop on every trip for as long as I can remember. I may be partial since I am a huge fan of classic, American-ized Chinese food. Those dimly lit restaurants with dragons on the glasses and the animal horosocopes on the placemats. House of Lee is American-ish with a Canadian twist. On my first visit I was surprised to find onion rings in the buffet and chicken balls replacing my beloved chicken fingers. What??!! Despite the differences, House of Lee quickly became a favorite. Although there are no dragons on the glassware, my placemat did confirm I am a tiger. The decor is dated and simple. It delivers the feel of a Chinese restaurant, yet in a less tacky manner without brightly colored floral wallpaper or red vinyl booths. The restaurant is dimly lit, which I like, but has large windows overlooking the distant bay. Feel free to seat yourself and head to the buffet which seems to be available no matter what days/times we arrive. The servers are usually friendly, greet you promptly, and grab your drink order. Once you head to the buffet, they leave behind the bill, but circle around the dining room in case they are needed. The buffet is quite extensive with the usual favorites fried rice, chicken wings, chop suey, and more. As I mentioned above, you find a few surprises such as the onion rings and chicken balls. I can remember on a prior visit the buffet offered fried fish fillets, but these were not available on my recent trip. I am a big fan of the bone in spare ribs which are not red in color as normally found in Chinese fare, but are certainly slow cooked to perfection. Soups and salad items are available on the buffet in addition to a huge assortment of amazing looking sweets. Unfortunately I did not save room for dessert on my recent visit as I piled my plate rather high and made a return trip to the buffet for those ribs. My visits to House of Lee are far and few between so I must enjoy it while I can. Fast and friendly classic Chinese at a reasonable price. See you next summer House of Lee!

It seems like a good idea to go there until you go there and you realize the options of food they…read morehave for the buffet arent worth the 25$. Ive had good experiences here in the past for sure but i would be lying if i said the quality hasnt went down. It is expensive too for the quality. Ambiance is usually loud for me.