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Best Seven Inn Restaurant

2.4 (5 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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8 years ago

If you're craving Chinese tonight don't eat or order from here. Worst ginger beef, sweet and sour pork and chicken balls we've ever had.

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Bamboo Bistro - Table for two

Bamboo Bistro

3.6(8 reviews)
76.5 km

Half price sushi Saturday! I'm so happy we stumbled across this place in the pass. They do Indian,…read moreJapanese, and Thai, and allow for a bit of crossover in their creative sushi rolls. We had some that involved sweet chilli and curry mayo, not to mention some AB/BC influence in the Crowsnest roll which included steak and BBQ sauce. Not my favourite, but so much flavour! They've got a great selection of 650ml Fernie Brewery beers too. At $14 a piece, they're definitely on the pricey side, but after a day of mountain biking, a good, not to mention large craft beer and a metric tonne of sushi is exactly what my body is demanding. While I admit the half priced sushi definitely played into my enjoyment of all of them, I do think they were quite remarkable for a tiny mountain town. Crowsnest Pass isn't exactly synonymous with sushi. While surely Vancouverites would eat this place alive, I'd have to say that this is pretty damn great for us prairie and mountain folk. I ordered some salmon sashimi, but I'm not sure I would again. The fish was very clean tasting, however it was quite thin cut and lacking in flavour and softness. That said, I just ate sake in the middle of the mountains and survived.

I love Thai food. I've had a lot of it. But I've never had Pad Thai that was more bean sprouts…read morethan noodles. Healthy, for sure, but not even traditional. Pad Thai is foremost, a noodle dish. On top of that shortcoming, I was charged $2.50 for peanut sauce. I'm not a fan of this restaurant.

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Best Seven Inn Restaurant - newcanadian - Updated October 2026

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