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4.0 (1 review)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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Yogen Fruz

Yogen Fruz

4.5(2 reviews)
0.7 km
•$

Ok finally a mall place that does bubble tea right…read more Over the past few weeks, I've been trying to find a decent cup of milk tea that's outside of Chinatown. Chinatown is not the cleanest place to be and really nothing special about Chinatown Calgary. I work in Banff and the Asian shop in Banff didn't use real brewed tea , only powder and they only have small size cups. The next time I went to Southcentre and it was the worst, they made milk tea into a slush that should be fucking illegal. I've seen that the Yogen Fruz at Chinook does bubble tea so when I saw that this location also has it I decided to give mall bubble tea another try. This location uses real brewed tea for all its bubble drink selections, and the bubbles were well cooked and soft as it should be. They still use a blender, not a shaker but its one of those magic bullet type blenders Go for the large size, all bubble tea should be enjoyed in a large size. I used to make bubble tea at Asian Buffet and for milk tea specifically the recipe and size of the shaker is designed for large size. If someone orders regular size then I always have one of the restaurant servers begging for the good quarter of a cup that remains in the shaker after I pour out the drink. So you might as well as have every last drop of it. Besides, their small size cup( they have their cup sizes on display) is like kids size, it's way too small. They have soft plastic cups and plastic film lids which makes the final product look authentic. Many places, restaurants included.. just feel its easier to slap on a dome lid, that's fair, but it's not fun. It's way more fun to stab the straw into the drink. I would suggest that they get colourful straws instead of clear plastic ones. Clear ones are too plain. There's something special about choosing the colour of the straw. Oh well I'm sure that when their bubble tea sales increase( because now I think these drinks are relatively new and their main focus is still on yogurt) maybe if more people order bubble tea then they will provide colourful straws. Of course, the main focus here is on yogurt and my brother got a medium blueberry. At this location you can get any type of bubble as a yogurt topping. They have the regular toppings as well. Their yogurt, I mean some people say its too expensive if they are paying $5 for a small size but you see, I work in Banff and I'll tell you what's really expensive in regards to frozen yogurt . In Banff, there is this self serve yogurt place( fun..right.. but the annoying thing was that they charged by weight and not by size of cup. I put maybe about the amount of a medium cup at Yogen Fruz in the self serve place and it came to $8. Toppings are extra on top of that cost. At Yogen Fruz you can get a large size for less than $8. At least here you know how much yogurt you are getting and exactly how much it costs beforehand. Also they have Hong Kong waffles and hard ice cream scoops if yogurt isn't your thing. The only suggestion I have for them is I live far from here, but since their bubble tea is good I will go to the Chinook location which.. at the rate they are renovating their food court.. it will be about 5 years before they open and I can review that location.

the people working there were​ really nice and the ice cream was delicious with that mango pooping…read morething perfect for the summer

Pacini Pasta & Grill Ristorante - Spaghetti lunch special, good! @pacinicalgary

Pacini Pasta & Grill Ristorante

3.1(113 reviews)
5.1 km
•$$

The hotel recommended this place so we went. There is a good vibe, families celebrating together,…read moreromantic dinners, nice bar area. It was busy (good sign) so it took a few minutes to be seated. There is a unique bread grilling experience. 6 different types of bread 4 different types of butters... garlic, original, pesto, tomato. Once those selections have been made you place your bread on a grill and cook it up just they way you like it. The plates coming out looked wonderful. The portions were very large. Definitely ask for a take home box right away. I had the spaghetti with sausage instead of meatball. Hubby had chicken Parmesan. We both truly loved our meals. If you are near the airport in Calgary look this place up!

As a chef with many years of experience, I rarely feel compelled to write a review this direct, but…read morethis visit truly warrants it. My experience at this Italian restaurant was, unfortunately, one of the most disappointing I've had in Canada. The risotto --a dish that demands respect, technique, and precision-- arrived in a state completely opposite to what it should be. Instead of the expected al dente grain with a creamy, cohesive texture, I was served overcooked rice, mushy and without character. At that point, it ceases to be risotto; it becomes simply poorly executed rice. The shrimp, an ingredient that requires careful timing and delicate handling, were overcooked to the point of losing their natural sweetness, juiciness, and distinctive texture. Seafood treated this way can only reflect a lack of attention and skill. The fondue was perhaps the most confusing part of the night. Far from being a well-balanced preparation, it resembled a thick, heavy sauce, almost like a bechamel with cheese. And although they attempted to elevate the dish by adding truffle, no amount of truffle can disguise a mediocre product or justify an inflated price. As a culinary professional, I understand that not every day in a kitchen is perfect, but the lack of technique, execution, and respect for ingredients here was evident. I would like to thank them --ironically-- for giving me one of the worst culinary experiences I've had in Canada. Certainly a visit I will not repeat.

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Pacini Pasta & Grill Ristorante - Chicken wings (the instant noodle is from the 7-Eleven at YYC).

Chicken wings (the instant noodle is from the 7-Eleven at YYC).

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CrossIron Mills

CrossIron Mills

3.5(103 reviews)
0.8 km
•$$

I enjoyed visiting this outlet mall for lower prices and great quality brands…read more Saje Natural Wellness for health remedies. Lululemon top on sale. Mountain Warehouse for two UPF 50 long sleeve tops and two UPF 50 shorts on sale. Perfect and comfortable in the sun, ocean and pool. I also met and had a great conversation with the owner of Canada Souvenir Gift Shop, very personable. We bought some shirts as gifts for family members. Lots of free parking. The largest single level mall in AB with various entrances and exits so have to remember where vehicle is parked. There's so many more places that I wanted to browse, eat or indulge in. Worth visiting.

crossiron mills is a massive one level mall just north of calgary that feels more like an indoor…read moreshopping district than a traditional mall. the layout is loosely loop like, with long continuous corridors that let you circulate through much of the space without too much backtracking, but it isn't a perfect circle, several wings and anchor areas branch off the main path. despite the scale, it's easy to get your bearings, and the space feels clean, modern, and well organized. the mall has well over 200 stores and restaurants, with a strong outlet and value shopping focus alongside entertainment, fashion, home goods, sports, and large format retail. key tenants include winners/ homesense, marshalls, uniqlo, h&m, bass pro shops, sport chek, pro hockey life, silvercity, nike, old navy outlet, lululemon, sephora, and indigo. however, it's missing the apple store and zara. it also caters to tourists and out of town visitors, with a vip visitor card offering up to 25% discounts at participating stores. guests staying at least 60 km outside calgary can obtain it for free at guest services with proof of address. this visit stood out for the growing asian presence, including uniqlo, fuwa fuwa, marugame udon, two gong cha, and alongside kbeauty that add a pleasant mix of variety. overall vibe: very large, singlelevel footprint easy to wander for hours without feeling lost broad retail mix across sports, fashion, home, and lifestyle, more outlet driven than luxury focused, generally easier to navigate than multi level mega malls. parking and traffic can get busy on weekends and holidays

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