The Beijing House Buufet, located on Edmonton's St. Albert Trail, is a favourite amongst locals…read more Beijing House is primarily a buffet, but you also have the opportunity to order single items from the menu, but meal deals are also available for two, three, four, six and eight people. These are are a great option if you don't want to take from the buffet. But I would like to add that the buffet is very complete, always fresh and full. The meal we took is the deal for two, which included two spring rolls, two wonton soups and chicken fried rice, plus two other entrees (in this case, we ordered lemon chicken, and the beef and broccoli). Food that is served at Beijing House is very complete: soups and appetizers, chicken, beef, seafood, pork, vegetable and chop suey, rice, noodles, chow mein, and egg foo yong. The restaurant has very nice decoration, which is typically Asian. The place is great for lunch and dinner, and whether you are by yourself, small group or having a party gathering. Finally, Beijing House is a great place to dine, where good food is served and quick professional service.

If you're ever craving some good Chinese food, buffet style, I recommend this place…read more They have a great selection including some wester dishes as well as a small dessert area.. Not much for service here, they take your drink order come around fill up your pop or water, come back when you're ready to pay.. service is ok,, not to high of recommendation there. Kinda reminds me of cafeteria style buffet. Nothing fancy but the food is tasty and a good selection

These guys charged me $6 for a can of pop-- it's the kind of place where they know they've got you…read morein a hotel cornered and you'll assume prices will be reasonable. Waited about 25 minutes for some (bad) nachos, something I thought they wouldn't mess up. $30 later, I'm headed back to my room bummed out.

We've been coming here off and on for about 25 years. My Dad likes the pork chop and I like any of…read morethe pastas. The place can get a little noisy during peak periods, but I would rather eat at a place that's busy than at a place where there are few customers. I realize that people are more cautious now in light of the recent pandemic. More customers means that there is a higher turn over of food and you'll always get something fresh to eat.

The food was disgusting. And as a couple of white people, me and my gf were put all the way in the…read moreback next to toilets even though restaurant had plenty of space. When the hot pot was lit it smelled like urinal cakes. The meat smelled and tasted really old. And it was 150$ for two people buffet only. I would never recommend it. I won't even go to that casino anymore cause I was so turned off by the experience.

Yum Very good for money costs have gone up like everywhere…read moreelse but still a great deal for a buffet

Was really good food, with the meal for two we had leftovers for a few days, honestly could feed…read more3-4 people

This was my first time being here, but my aunt and uncle never miss it when they're passing through…read moreWestlock. Now I won't either. It was simple, but still delicious. The selection is smaller than you might find in a city, but they make up for it in originality and variety. How about three kinds of noodles? And Italian meatballs, prawns, chop suey, deep fried scallops and tempura fried fish. Those last two really impressed me, because they were both fried just enough to allow their delicate flavors and textures shine through. Someone paid attention. On their salad bar, you'll find a different variety of vegetable and fruit salads, alongside simple but excellent fruit slices like papaya, mango, and lychee fruit. Again, someone paid attention to the details, instead of just hacking up some tossed salad and a bunch of melon. I LOVED that they had sushi! It was simple stuff, mostly cucumber, avocado and shrimp, but it was beautiful and tasty--not going to complain! Desserts were simple, but there's something for everyone. Two kinds of cake, chocolate and lemon--I had one of each, plus the lovely custard. What I thought was really cool was the wide variety of ice cream they had available. They had the standard vanilla, but also mint chip, oreo and more. Service was superb. They are quick and soooo nice there. Excellent! I'm pleased with the whole experience. I'll definitely come back when I'm in Westlock.

I had never been to this restaurant and thought the variety of food would be great for a group…read moregatherings, so I stopped by to check things out. I didn't even make it inside. I was so disgusted by the staff smoking, hacking, and throwing their cigarette butts on the ground that I was completely turned off. I thought what would the cleanliness of the dining room and kitchen be like... I phoned and spoke to the manager regarding my concerns, but she chose to do nothing about it - it is still going on and the cigarette butts have never been cleaned up or an ashtray provided. Trying this restaurant is not in my future.

Me and my son and a friend went for dinner yesterday May 11, 2026, I was excited to try the buffet…read morebecause I heard good things about it. I was extremely disappointed, the food was hard, and cold. The only thing that was edible was the mashed potatoes and gravy, and adobo pork. All the vegetables were very cold, and the chicken balls were hard like a hockey puck, the Chinese noodles were crunchy because they sat out too long. there was butter chicken but only I saw was fried rice until after I saw a rice cooker that had white rice in it. It wasn't labelled, and I was just being snoopy, and that's how I found out. I deeply regret spending that kinda money on a meal I was so unsatisfied with. The dessert section was disappointing as well. I will never go there again.

We got there right when it opened for the dinner buffet and they weren't ready yet. We ended up…read moreleaving and I felt bad but this isn't a buffet. They are charging $29 and it was about 10 things. I didn't see spring rolls or meat dishes. It was mostly noodles, and I even caught some chicken strips? At the end. Not even worth $20. We went down the road to Beijing House. $32 and the buffet is double sided with SO MANY options.

worst chinese food in Edmonton. dont be tricked by people who say its good, they need to eat real…read morechinese food. This stuff was like reheated costco food. No falvour and everything was greasy,EVERYTHING! honestly there was nothing i can say was good here at all. onion cakes were gross, rice has a smell, everything else was bought at costco i swear. the water was good.

Our relatives invited us to weekday lunch. We're so excited to spend time with them and feast on…read moredim sum. However, I didn't realize this location is in a seedy area of Edmonton until I saw questionable peeps loitering near the parking lot next to Travelodge. My cousin texted, "Where are you? We're here." I texted, "We are inside the restaurant." I didn't realize there's two different entrances. That's where gps led us. Best to park in the lot on the opposite side. Our Server was very helpful and offered to bring a separate menu in case we wanted an ala carte item. We're given water refills. Help yourself to various food stations. My faves were dim sum items and Deep Fried Steamed Buns w/ Condensed Milk. There were eight different ice cream flavors. Tiger tail and green tea ice cream were tasty, yet a little too soft. I loved the aesthetics of tea pot which worked in favor of keeping tea hot thanks to a mini candle. Also loved the tea which helped to cleanse my palate in between savory versus sweet. The food and dessert set up for Yang Ming Buffet in Alberta reminds me of the Mandarin Buffet in Ontario.

Don't remember the last time I came for the dinner buffet, but my friend & I had a delicious time!…read moreAfter 2 hrs walking around the river valley, we had a voracious appetite to satiate We got in the last 2 hrs - just catching the tail end of dinner rush and slowed down before closing (which was pretty nice not feeling as rushed & time to chat and digest between rounds haha) Made for a nice relaxing ambiance for the last hour (besides multiple kids getting celebrated with the singing robot) The servers kept on top with used dish clearance and topping up our hot water for tea We both enjoyed the wonton soup, gyoza & ginger beef the most I divide & conquer to taste a little bit of everything While my friend attacked the ice cream/dessert bar (meanwhile still praying our waistbands held it together) Great eats for a date!

Absolutely fantastic breakfast and awesome service. Best I…read morehave had in a restaurant in a long time

From the owner: The O'Brians restaurant is a full service family restaurant with fine dining and a relaxing…read moreatmosphere. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, you can enjoy a satisfying breakfast, a great steak or a full buffet meal any day of the week.

Chili Hot Pot is one of my favourite Edmonton restaurants. Since takeout isn't really an option…read morewith hot pot, I hadn't been here in more than 2 years thanks to the pandemic but last night I came back for the first time and it was like seeing an old friend. In terms of covid-19, they have done their best to add dividers and spacing between the tables but most importantly, they made some major upgrades to their ventilation system. In the past, the humidity of the soups left a permanent haze in the air but no more! Every table now has a vent above it. Chili Hot Pot is super vegetarian-friendly. Just make sure you request your soup be made with "clear water" rather than broth. My go-to if I'm craving some spice is the satay but if I want something more mild, the Chinese herbs soup is a great option too. Hot pot is kind of a choose your own adventure meal so vegetarians are able to eat all the veggies, noodles, and fried dough as you can handle. It is all you can eat so I recommend ordering a little of everything in your first round and then ordering extras of your faves afterward. Definitely order the deep-fried plain buns. Trust me! They are delicious mini sweet buns served with condensed milk for dipping. I have to stop myself from eating too many of them.

First thing I noticed was the temperature in the restaurant, it was freezing. They had heat lamps…read moreall over the place but none of them were turned on. This was recommended to us by a staff member at the oxygen deprivation tank, so we thought we would try it. We did the all you can eat, if my memory serves me correctly it was around $35 per person. I've never had hot pot before so I'm not sure if that's average price, or if it's on the higher or lower end. The food was good, I had the Szechuan broth (VERY SPICY) like painfully spicy when you get a peppercorn stuck in your tooth it almost felt numbing hahah so strange. I thought it was cool a robot served us food, we ate around 3pm and it wasn't busy at all, grateful we got to have this experience