Ordered take out, was a bit odd as the actual menu didn't seem to match the online ordering system…read morebut that's on me for being lazy because I could have just called or ordered and waited! We ordered original, sweet and hot, and a half and half order of green onion and snow cheese. We also got some fries and gravy. Chicken was excellent, great quality, delicious and crispy, not greasy at all - sweet and hot sauce was so good, gochujang I think. The snow cheese was like a donair sweet sauce with powdered cheese? It was delicious but that's what it seemed like to me lol. The green onion was just original with green onions and a mustard dipping sauce. I wanted to try honey butter but it was not an option online for the half and half or the family pack. Fries were a bit soggy but we crisped them up in our air fryer at home and they were tasty. The restaurant itself was very clean and the service was exceptionally friendly from what I observed of the interactions with the other patrons in the shop. We were very happy with our dinner, and we will be back for sure!

I just love how community-minded this business is. The entrance isn't flashy but inside the space…read moreis warm and functional and hosts events. I have yet to try the fried chicken or sides (though many in my group did and seemed pleased) but the fact is the staff here are great! And there's an entire Georgian menu available as well currently (the country of Georgia) and I have tried the delicious cheese-filled food from there and enjoyed the buckthorn tea as well. I will come back to explore more of the menu for sure!!

Do you like waffles and/or birds (well fried chicken)? Then Waffle Bird is the place for you. Fried…read morechicken isn't groundbreaking but here they do a good job. Crispy breading with juicy chicken inside. I actually elected to go without a waffle, a got a basket with fries. Something a five-year old would go for but hey sometimes chicken tendies and fries hits the spot. Waffle Bird is a casual spot where you grab a menu, have a seat and go up to the counter to order. They'll bring the food to your table when it's ready. Prices are decent and my lunch satiated me for several hours and was under $10. I'm not usually in this area but if I'm here again I'll make another trip here.

We picked this place for a heavier breakfast anticipating subsequent exercise. Unfortunately we…read morewere also in a bit of a time crunch and this was NOT the right pick for a "quick" breakfast. Quite a large menu to pick through. Didn't see much of a Viet spin to the traditional breakfast despite being an award-winning Vietnamese restaurant. Portion size decent overall but also not cheap. My bison sausage & eggs and husband's farmer's omelet both in the $18 range. Overall nothing special and wouldn't necessarily come back.

Legacy post from 2019…read more I visited Friends and Neighbours quite a while ago. The overall experience was decent - friendly service and good location. In terms of the pho, quality was okay and portion was less than expected so I'd give them 6.5/10

We tried it for the first time! The interior design is pretty cool and there is a lot of space for…read morecustomers. The staff were friendly and pretty efficient. I liked the food! The degree of hotness is a bit higher than other places but it was very delicious. The buns and bread were fresh and overall I enjoyed my experience! :)

We went right when it opened. Place was spotless, decor was nice and it felt comfortable. Ordering…read morewas simple and easy plus the food came out quick. We went with the sandwich and tender meal, one hot and one medium. The hot was well done, I'm pretty good with spice and it is enough to feel it but still have those flavours. The Mac and cheese tops all other fast food mac and cheese. The slush was crazy over priced for what you got though, everything else was great value for the money. Nice big pieces of juicy chicken.

Remember they accept CASH ONLY! Not the largest, or cheapest Viet sandwich place, but arguable the…read morebest. They make all their own meat and bread. Cold cut combo for 5.50 is one of the best and most affordable meals in Edmonton. Quick, no fuss lunch for anyone in the downtown area.

It is very ironic that my first experience with Nhon Hoa was at their second location on Whyte…read moreAvenue. While I have tried other banh mi (Vietnamese submarine sandwich) places in Chinatown, for some reason I always overlooked Nhon Hoa, which has been serving these sandwiches for over 20 years. I had a good experience with the Whyte Avenue location. As a result, when I had a recent raving for the crunchy, chewy, tangy goodness of banh mi and was in Chinatown, I headed to the original Nhon Hoa. There are about a dozen different kinds of subs, from beef salami to satay beef or chickem to liver pate, all of which are under five dollars. My tofu (chay) sub was the least expensive of the bunch, at only $3.50. My sandwich was packed with hot tofu that was marinated in soy sauce and was juicy and flavourful. Like all banh mi, it also had picked carrots, cucumber spears, cilantro, and the very distinctive tasting mayonnaise. The bread was warm and retained its crunch, even long after it had cooled off. Nhon Hoa also sells a variety of Vietnamese fast foods (spring rolls, salad rolls, some noodle dishes) desserts, and bubble tea. For extra value, there are some meal combinations that include a sandwich and bubble tea, or a can of pop and spring rolls. These are under ten dollars. The same woman who was making sandwiches, was also taking payment from customers. She put on a plastic glove to handle the money. I am a stickler for details, and that impressed me greatly. I only regret not grabbing a few napkins before I left, as bread crumbs flaked all over my clothes and tofu and mayonnaise dribbled down my chin. Not that I cared - I was determined to devour every savoury bite - and to return!

Kokoriko has the best Korean-style chicken! The chicken is crisp and the sauces are flavourful. I…read morepurchased the Mago chicken. The chilis and jalapeños on the chicken provided a savoury , flavourful contrast to the sweetness of the soy sauce, and wasn't too spicy. I like that they added some rice sticks to the chicken.

I ordered a chicken sandwich with Korean Yangnyeom sauce, poutine, & a milk bubble tea. The chicken…read morewas excellent & I got a glimps of the guy preparing in the back & I can confirm they make it from fresh chicken. The sauce is sweet with a bit of heat but too sweet for my taste & too much of it. The poutine was a good amount of cheese & gravy but the fries were undercooked. The bubble tea was not good. All powder & the pearls tasted stale. The service sadly was not good. The one man who was there was very nice & polite so this isn't his fault but he was the only one there. There was one customer eating when I went in, then after ordering a couple came in, then a group of 3. I waited just over 15 minutes. It would have been nice to sip on the bubble tea while I waited but you can't have one person taking phone orders, counter orders, cooking, & making bubble teas & not have something suffer. I don't know if they're short staffed or someone is just cheap but there should have been another person there. I would go back & try it again with a different sauce & maybe ask for it on the side. A last note, their website would not open on both my iPhone & iPad.

One of Edmonton's hidden gems for fried chicken! This place easily beats KFC and Popeyes--crispy,…read moreflavorful, and cooked to perfection. The chicken is packed with taste, and the crunch is unbeatable. It comes with 'spuds,' which are essentially fries but with a unique twist. Service? Friendly and efficient--no complaints there. The ambiance is clean, spacious, and comfortable, making it a great spot to dine in. If you love fried chicken, this is a must-try. You won't be disappointed!

There's a long list of reasons why Ralph's Fried Chicken is hands down the best fried chicken I've…read moreever had. First of all--the name. My dad's name is Ralph, so I already had a soft spot. But the moment you walk in and see the slogan, "Crispy on the outside, happiness on the inside!", you know you're in for something special. Clever--and absolutely true. The staff is exceptionally warm and hospitable, making you feel genuinely welcome, and the restaurant itself is spotless. Now for the food... every order is made fresh and brought to you by hand. The chicken is perfectly crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, with generously sized pieces that are cooked to perfection. And then there are the taters--next level. Skin-on, so you know they're fresh, perfectly seasoned, and somehow creamy and buttery inside, like mashed potatoes in disguise. The gravy is the ideal companion for both the chicken and the taters: rich, flavorful, and perfectly spiced. Last but definitely not least, the coleslaw is spot-on--creamy yet crunchy, with a great balance of flavor. If I could give Ralph's Fried Chicken six stars, I would. Don't walk--run to Ralph's Fried Chicken

My go to Vietnamese sub/banh mi place!! Whenever we want a quick and clean snack or meal, we will…read moremake a stop here! There's usually no line up and service is quick. I have gone enough times the guy recognizes me and knows I don't want hot peppers. If you buy multiple subs, you will get free pop to go with it! We love it so much we even get it delivered when we're lazy to cook. My favourite items are the beef satay or the curated pork banh mi! They are so delicious with fresh bread toasted perfectly. My husband has also had the pate chaud and he is a fan. Love this place!

Whenever I need a meal at West Edmonton Mall, TC Sandwiches is the go to spot. It's better and…read morecheaper than anything at the food courts. I would say they make one of the best Vietnamese sandwiches I've had and that includes many I've tried in Vancouver where there are tons of Vietnamese places. They are larger than usual, basically a footlong and a million times better than a regular Subway sandwich. The bread is fresh and jam packed with fresh veggies. At $5.50, it might be a bit more than other Vietnamese sandwiches, but it's definitely worth it. My personal favourite is Chicken Satay. There's also a TC Sandwiches location in Chinatown, but I haven't tried it so I can't comment.