We enjoy Yummy Kitchen every time we visit Edmonton. It's a favorite of my cousin who lives nearby…read morewho orders takeout to eat at home every week. Although the location is small if we reserve ahead they will accommodate us for a family gathering of 12 or so. The food is authentic Cantonese home style, fresh and delicious and very reasonably priced. The owners are warm and welcoming and the customer service is the tops. Worth a visit if you want some Cantonese home cooking and to feel like part of the family.

The restaurant is small with mostly tables that can accommodate 2-4 people but we called to reserve…read morea table for 8 of us and we were seated at the back under the TV for Saturday night hockey. The restaurant was full the whole time we were there. I would recommend trying to get a reservation or getting food to go. They seem to get lots of delivery and pick up orders. We order a variety of dishes including noodles, hot pots, pork, beef, and chicken. The portion sizes were large and the prices reasonable and there were leftovers. The food was good but I didn't love how cramped it felt. Service was adequate given how busy it was. The gender neutral washrooms were clean. I enjoyed the food but would likely prefer delivery or pick up than eating at the restaurant.

Tried this restaurant on a Saturday afternoon. The place was full of customers. Tried the pakoras,…read moreParantha and chai. It was all excellent. Restaurant is decorated in India decor. Highly recommend if you love Indian cuisine.

I can't believe we had to wait this long for a parantha place to open up in Edmonton. These…read moreParanthas are massive and delicious. Friendly staff, excellent service. Glad to have it in south side.

The food was soooooo delicious! There were oodles of vegetarian or vegan options. The service was…read moreso nice! I went in just before closing, unaware, and they still made me feel comfortable. Definitely going to go back again. Soon.

With the relaxed atmosphere of a family restaurant, friendly service, and tasty food, Kaengthai…read moreBistro is an excellent choice anytime. The soups, curries, and stir-fries are all great, and the cashew chicken is lovely with coconut rice. Just choose your spice level. If you're not looking for spicy, try the chicken pot pie, which has a tasty crust. You'll keep returning there!

So the staff here were excellent when we visited most recently. Our group of 11 people had a great…read moretable and the food was good for the most part. The meals for a certain number of people are a pretty decent deal. For Westernized Chinese food this place does reasonably well though admittedly I was disappointed by a dish or two. Then again that might just be me as the rest of the table seemed to really enjoy what we were served. The kids had a good time as did the adults and the staff were really kind. The restaurant wasn't terribly busy at the time of our most recent visit but they were busy with delivery and take out orders. There is plenty of street parking in the neighbourhood and transit is reasonable here as well.

I think this is the best Chinese food place around! It is located on Jasper Avenue with a parking…read morelot behind and street parking. However, it can be a challenge to find a parking spot if people are attending church at the time you arrive. My family has been eating here for a few years and I even celebrated my 25th wedding anniversary here. Alex and the rest of the staff ensures all the customers are well taken care of. He had heart balloons and flowers for our table which made the occasion even more special. The food is fabulous, the peaches and shrimp dish is so good as well as the beef with Gai lan and the tofu assorted vegetable hot pot. Noodles and desserts are great as well! We have tried so many dishes here it is hard to name them all. This restaurant is also on SkipTheDishes and with my referral, my office has ordered on several occasions. Everyone was very happy with their lunch choices! Excellent food and service, prices are very reasonable and if this restaurant was closer to my home, we would be eating her all the time!

We chose this place by searching South Indian on Google and this rated highly. (Yelp isn't so well…read moreused in Edmonton!) Anyway, wanted to give a review for my fellow Yelpers. I loved my meal here! We came at an oddball time of day, so it wasn't very busy... but there were a few dishes passing by that made me feel like I wanted to try everything. We were mainly here to try the dosa. We asked about a lot of the dishes and our server explained a lot of things. We ended up both ordering the special aloo paneer dosa, which was super tasty. The coconut chutney and sambar that came with it was so good. Just love this depth and contrast of flavours. The dining room feels suited to an evening meal. Somewhat elegant but not stuffy. Worth digging deeper into this menu, in my opinion. Can't wait to try again, dosas et al.

Excellent food and service. Lots of parking. Friendly staff. Cook came out to check on my meal!…read more Will be back

This was our first visit to Szechuan Sweet Mango. It was just absolutely amazing. I don't think…read morethat I can remember all of the wonderful dishes that we enjoyed. The thing is that they were all so good. Sometimes at a multi-dish meal there are one or two special dishes and the rest are just okay. However at Szechuan Sweet Mango all of the dishes were a delight to eat: none of them were just okay, they were all wonderful. Of course I'll be back to dine here again, how could I not? Free parking is available on the lot in front of the restaurant. If it's full I'm sure that there is plenty of side street parking. The food is a unique blend of Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai food cuisines. I think that the chef selected the best from these countries to design their meals. Not only were the dishes delicious but they were all presented in a way that made them a treat for our eyes as well as our palates. Szechuan Sweet Mango gets my five star recommendation.

First time sitting down for a meal INSIDE a restaurant for 2021. I requested if we were to try…read moreeating inside, we go to a quieter place. I was very glad my friends reminded me of this lovely place as I have ordered take out a couple of times earlier in the year. Parking lot is right off 82 Ave. It's on the smaller side as it's shared with other businesses but also right in front of restaurant. The restaurant is in a great location for those that are spending time in Whyte Ave area (especially if you don't want to wait with a larger crowd for a table to be available), if you're near Faculty St. Jean or if you are walking through the Millcreek Ravine. I didn't see any slopped area for making the sidewalk accessible for wheelchairs or easier for walkers (maybe it was closer to the pharmacy on the other end of the sidewalk?) but the ledge is low enough for those using canes, walkers and crutches that the struggle wouldn't be horribly bad to get into the place. After getting through the door, it is all one level of a restaurant which I appreciate (as some days just walking into a place has maxed out my energy). The restaurant itself was quieter than most places that I've gone in for pick up recently (by quieter I mean noise level and amount of people allowed to be seated), decently lit for early evening and with good amount of natural light through the windows (thankfully not a level of migraine triggering bright). The place of course smelled great! It was the "I need to decide what to eat - fast!" kind of trigger. As my friend suggested this spot for our easing back into in-person meals, it didn't even cross my mind to call ahead to make a reservation. So I'm very glad they accommodated my table of three and were placed at a table by the windows. Definitely give them a call for within the next few weeks if you're planning on dinning in, as I'm not sure what their limits are for seating tables (before or after "open for summer"). The entire time we were at the restaurant we all took note of the decent flow of take out. So glad to see a restaurant well supported by the community! Spacing was very generous between us and the few other tables seated during our dining experience. Menus are still provided at the table but only consist of the Vietnamese menu. If you'd like to order something off the Chinese menu (or want to have a chance to see what items you'd like to narrow down - as there's a lot of great food options!), I suggest looking online. It's been awhile since I had a Vietnamese iced coffee, so I was thrilled to order that again. My cohorts shared the typical pot of tea I would normal get when having Vietnamese meals. We all were curious about how the options with the two restaurants were melding together. I was impressed as much as my cohorts were by our waitress's knowledge of both menus and the ability to help create more vegan dish options than were being presented on either menu. I say that's an extra bonus when you know restaurants can accommodate dietary needs like that. We ordered to start spring rolls and they arrived as quickly we enjoyed them. I forgot the simple pleasure of eating things freshly made within a restaurant vs eating still good food but only being lukewarm or reheated by the time you get home. I ordered the #36 meal that also came with spring rolls. The portion size was still decent for the price but I can't comment on the pricing of the other two dishes. All I know the smell was making me almost have food order remorse and they both have positive comments on the flavours for the vegetarian meal choices (also ordered from the Vietnamese menu). They ordered a bucket of rice to accompany the dishes and it was honestly a perfect size for two people sharing (also commented, it was perfect for soaking up the very last bit of the scrumptious sauce!). I felt really comfortable with the way the restaurant was allowing tables to be seated, how the waitress attended our table and was happy with the speed of how fast our food arrived. Even after we were done she returned to check on waters several times and asked if we needed any dessert options before bringing the bill with the fortune cookies. I thought that was a really nice gesture to let us finish our conversation. Honestly, I half expected our plates to be cleared and a cheque to show up immediately to rush us out there door (as that was how I had remembered my last experience dinning in a restaurant back in summer of 2020). I'll definitely come back again. I liked the flexibility of the two menus and range of items for myself and for any of my friends that all have dietary constraints. Definitely give this dual restaurant a try if you haven't yet.

South Silk Road on Calgary Trail is one of the few restaurants in Edmonton that offers a delightful…read moreselection of authentic Chinese dishes from the Yunnan region. The cuisine stands out for the combinations of pepper, Yunnan mushroom, and traditional Chinese ham, offering an unique dining experience in Edmonton. I would rate this restaurant 8.8/10 for its food quality, variety, and uniqueness. Personal favourites include: - Steam egg (with mushroom and ham) - Mushroom soup - Spicy dishes, i.e. pork hock, mouth watering chicken - Ham/Mushroom fried rice

Great food and service on Calgary Trail with authentic Southern Chinese food. We had fish soup,…read morelotus root, chicken w chilis, salad w cold noodles. Everything was plentiful and delicious. Food is on the spicier side. The crowd is a mix of friends gathering and families enjoying dinner. A wonderful, authentic experience in Edmonton. Thank you for raising Chinese cuisine in AB!

Sensitive to gluten free clients, good service , casual , good food. I love love love the okra dish…read moreand I had a taste of curry chicken too. I really enjoyed my meal again, here. The ambiance is family style and casual. Not date quality.

Got to try so much tasty food. The kiddos enjoyed the aloo ticki and chicken momo the most of…read morecoarse (deep fried goodness). The Aloo Ticki (potato creation) was surprising how well liked it was by everyone, a tame flavor but filling. My husband who typically goes for butter chicken actually found the chicken lababdor more unique and flavourful with a good amount of heat( the spicy kind). We also got some samosas - vegetable, beef and chicken. I always love a good vegi samosa. And the lentil dishes were fantastic, I would highly recommend those! Dal tadka and Dal makahni. Vegetable Hakka noodles were super similar to like a Chinese noodle dish so nothing special but an easy crowd pleaser. There was also a Mixed Vegetable like curry dish that had a super kick but I loved it!