Waitress brought my wife's order out 10 minutes before mine. My ginger beef came with onions and…read morepepper, all of which were raw. Waitress never checked in with us. When paying the bill I mentioned the raw vegetables, no apology, only excuses. I was given $2 off our bill. Poor service, disappointing food and bad management.

The summer wraps were chewy as if made the day before with very little shrimp or pork. We got a…read moretofu dish that was OK. The wonton soup had very good wonton and mediocre broth. It's an OK place nothing special.

Yeah !! went here with friends today after a weekend in Saskatchewan and it was fantastic. My…read morefriend's mother comes here alot and so we went too. Wow, a great surprise since I am always amazed that the best food can be hidden in simple strip malls but hey! this is Canada and the best is often modest and understated here. We all chose one thing and then shared it all as a group and so yummy. The spring rolls were lovely and had a wonderful soft wrap that I hadn't seen before, even in New York or other large cities. Good service, and for dessert (so to speak) I had a cup of their coffee which was so good - strong drip coffee with sweetened condensed milk at the bottom. You had to stir it up to see it but, gosh. A little bit of heaven for sure.

Previous regular, but never again. Tonight's order was a major health hazard. Not only were the…read morechicken balls partially raw, but the dough inside touching the chicken was completely uncooked and wet. ​To add to the poor quality, the shrimp were so saturated in grease they were like sponges; you could squeeze oil out of them, and it soaked through the entire bag. The vegetables while they looked good at first are mushy soggy and over cooked. When I called to report $57 of inedible, unsafe food, I was offered a measly $10 credit. Management clearly doesn't take food safety or customer loyalty seriously. Currently disputing the charge and reporting to SHA. For evidence please look at the attached photos of grease soaked bags, napkins trying to salvage the food, and the puddle in the chicken balls - that isn't moisture, its oil.

When I'm on the road and I don't feel well, my go-to takeaway is a good vermicelli bowl. There's…read moresomething magical about a simple bowl of noodles and BBQ chicken that makes me feel better about being sick in a hotel room by myself. The vermicelli bowl here did not disappoint in the least. The noodles were cooked perfectly and seasoned just enough. The chicken was moist well cooked. And the most important part- the spring rolls were perfect. Overall, an enthusiastic two thumbs up for an unpretentious sweet little noodle shop with good food at reasonable prices.

So we read the reviews with hopes for a great experience, However other than the great service the…read morefood was sub par. Ginger beef was flavorless, the rolls greasy and flavorless. The soup was fine but broth need help. Disappointing experience.

This place is classy even though it's kind of small it still has a good amount of seating. The…read moreservice is excellent and the people working here are very helpful and knowledgeable. Feel free to describe the type of meals you like if you don't really know what is in the menu. The waiter can recommend something. I tried a vegetarian curry that was not spicy but had spices in them. I think it is called the Malai Kofta. It's basically small potato dumplings in a delicious yellow cheesy type of sauce curry. I wish there had been a bit more dumplings in the dish but it's because it was very delicious and I was hungry. I ended up ordering cheesy Naan as well and it was so gratifying! Very cheesy! All of this has been the best Indian dishes I've had in awhile.

The food was excellent presentation was very appetizing. I have never eaten at an Indian restaurant…read morebefore. It was delicious, very spicy (love hot and spicy food). The waiters were helpful and very professional. Ambiance was peaceful and quaint I HIGHLY recommend you do what I did and take an adventure and try some awesome cuisine.

Definitely my favorite ramen spot in the city - The Black Garlic is absolutely perfect and…read moredelicious. The karaage chicken & dip is second to none!

Unexpected but welcome in downtown Regina. Not quite your midnight backstreet Izakaya, but good all…read morethe same. Sleek contemporary decor, essential community ambiance, great service. Menu broad for an Izakaya, but offered much to tempt the palette.i opted for the Takoyaki Roulette with a spicy garnish sauce. Delicate and flavorful. The Chicken Karaage which was excellent, Togarashi fries ( unusual but moorish)and the Vegetable and pork Goyoza. An ice cold Sapporo washed it down. While I focused on the Japanese Tapas, the menu features traditional ramen, Yakisoba noodles and sushi. Pretty good all in all

Wanted to try something new for lunch, so I went to Quan Ngon Hamilton St. I ordered a Spicy Beef…read moreNoodle Soup ($14.95) and an Oh So Mango! bubble tea ($7.95). I want to start off with being appreciative of the extremely welcoming staff and the cleanliness. I could smell very faintly the bleach on the table, but this assures me they take cleaning very seriously. I'm very happy to say that my food was delicious. You can choose a spice level from 1 to 5, I chose 1. It was enough spice to add flavour without being over powering. The soup consisted of beef brisket, shank, pork cakes, egg plant, thick noodles and lemon grass beef broth. It was topped with lime, bean sprouts, cilantro and green onion. The flavours just went together extremely well and the size of the noodle soup you get is a great value for your money. Not to mention, I ordered and got my food within less than 10 minutes. The bubble tea is easily some of the best in the city. It isn't just a powder mix like some places, they use real mango purée. Also, they don't just add honied boba, they also add mango jelly AND real whipped cream. Great, refreshing treat. It was a perfect way to end my lunch. I'm absolutely blown away by how welcoming and inviting the staff were. They seemed happy to be there and happy to have you there. I can't wait to return again. This is a great spot for lunch down town. It allows you to go for lunch, have lunch and get back to work in under an hour. All the while, the experience as a whole was truly great.

I stepped into 'cafe drip,' expecting a coffe shop (just based on the name). What the shop proudly…read moreadvertised was 'healthy fast food.' I had come in for coffee, and that's what I got. I didn't try the food, so take this review accordingly. I got house blend coffee and immediately regreted my decision. It was slightly scorched and lacked flavour. I wouldn't have taken a second cup of it was free. And I love coffee. Pretty disappointing for a supposed cafe. They also offered a line of espresso - lattes, Americanos and the usual. Included London dogs which was nice. I didn't try the espresso but I hope it's an improvement over the coffee. The interior was very nice. Dark and classy. It shared the space with an appliance store and I can honestly say I liked the interior. Only two redeeming features of this 'coffee shop:' 1. Only $1.45 for the coffee 2. I liked the interior.

This coffee place os really good. Nice and kind person,…read moregreat food! You can eat there for the lunch or just eat great bakery

While driving through Regina on my way to Calgary, I was craving beef chow fun. Figured a place…read morethat bills itself as a dim sum restaurant would be able to make a classic Chinese noodle dish with no problem. Did I ever guess wrong. This dish is traditionally made with rice noodles, with bean sprouts and some onion or scallions as an accompaniment. As my photo will attest, this version was served with sweet peppers, a little onion, and napa cabbage. As I was eating it, I noticed just a few pieces of beef, and very little in the way of noodles. The meal itself was incredibly bland, requiring a huge splash of siracha and soy sauce to give it some flavour. It took me less than 5 minutes to pick through all the meat and noodles, and the dish had to have been over 70% vegetables. Service was extremely lacking. Only two other tables in the restaurant, and a simple dish like this took nearly 20 minutes to come to my table. Wait staff never bothered to come by to ask how the meal was or clear the table, as I just got up and paid for the meal. Cashier didn't respond to my comment that my meal wasn't what I was expecting. Don't recommend this place to anyone and certainly won't be returning.

On a roadtrip across Canada, my parents were craving Chinese food so we stopped here in Regina for…read morea quick taste of home! Although not comparable to the dimsum you can get in larger cities like Toronto / Vancouver, this was a fairly authentic restaurant and I enjoyed the majority of the dishes. Definitely recommend the beef tripe and the fried squid, some of the best I've had! Congee could have used a bit more salt and the turnip cakes were slightly burnt, but overall very tasty. **I want to address the only 1-star review this place has, because POC / Asian restaurants consistently have lower ratings on Yelp and these people are part of the problem. This reviewer clearly ordered a 'spicy' soup, and upon discovering that it was indeed 'spicy,' wanted a replacement. Then she was upset when she was charged for the price of two bowls, although there was nothing wrong with the first one (I would understand if a hair was found etc). Also, when the server brought the soup re-cooked as more mild, the reviewer said it was 'total bull' without even trying it. Lastly, wontons with meat is a perfectly normal description on a Chinese menu - her suggestion that 'maybe it's cat' is frankly quite racist and tone-deaf. I'm disappointed in how the Yelp community treats local Asian restaurants and hope that we can all work towards more unbiased and authentic reviews as a whole. Cheers!