Food is great. Busy place, but the service is good. Don't know how they do it actuallyread more

great food and friendly staff a very memorable experience.The waitress was very polite and looked…read moreafter us very well.

Excellent food & service. Generous portions. Nice selection of dishes. Very good restaurant.read more

I had Shanghai noodles and he had kung pao chicken. The reviewer who said the food doesn't all…read moretaste the same was absolutely right! The kung pao chicken tasted so fresh and chickeny whereas the Shanghai noodles were very earthy and delicious. The food was so hot and enjoyable. Lovely folks work there, so kind and interested in us and our experience. Thank you for the wonderful lunch. The portions were generous.

Wow! The Thuan Hoa Special was incredible! I cook a lot of Thai food and Chinese and this place…read morehad spices of both that I so enjoy. Service was fast and friendly and the place was packed! Laughter filled this place. Reasonable prices to boot. I give this place a 5 out of 5

This is on of my wife and I favourite restaurant to eat at! Food is amazing and the staff there are…read morethe nicest people!

We ordered the Supreme veggie udon soup…read more 1.) The broth tastes store-bought. It is not authentic and is not made in house. No way. 2.) For the quality of food, basically like store-bought, it is definitely not worth the $20 price tag. 3.) Probably the only good thing about the dish is that the noodles do seem handmade. Unfortunately, the broth is terribly disappointing as it is obviously store-bought.

I've gone here about 5 times since they've been open in hopes that they will be good. But their…read morefood is extremely plain. Nothing more than boiled noodles with no flavour. I'm in shock that their rating is so high here! Is there a meal someone would suggest that I haven't tried yet?!

Flavours not bad. Very surprised to be served uncooked rice. Not a little under done, 50% hard…read moreuncooked grains of rice. Maybe stick to the noodles.

Quick and healthy. Fresh ingredients and the chef provided ample vegetables with the meal.read more

I love this small local family ran business. Always so fresh and friendly from the first time we…read morewalked into their restaurant roughly 3years ago.

Best Vietnamese in Lethbridge!! Get the special roll 3a…read moresalad roll with spring roll inside, it's delicious!!

Avoid if you can, the place looks like it leaves out bowls of dishes under the lamps that can be…read moreseen if you walk through to the bathroom (who knows how long they've been there??) and the kitchen fridge looks old and unsanitary! (dust ALL over the place!) Avoid anything with seafood unless you have faith in your stomach and a clean toilet to desecrate, so much tastes like it had way too much msg and salt than anything else. The only nice thing I have to say is that the sitting area looks nice and the tables are pretty empty, the servers are nice but I doubt that's why most avoid it like the plague. (One can only wonder why...)

First time in Lethbridge and we were drawn in by the big neon sign. During these Covid times I give…read morerestaurants a lot of leeway as I know it's tough to run a business in these times. However, I was pretty disappointed in our dinner tonight. The rest of my family almost always order a chicken chow mein especially when it's a new place. When the chicken chow mein came out it had no noodles and no chicken. I would've described as stirfried cabbage garnished with a few noodle pieces.( if you were hunting in the dish you would actually find a couple small pieces of chicken). When the dish came out without noodles my wife decided she better order some steamed rice. My daughter six said to me I think there's raw rice in the rice; when I tested it out I noticed it had a bunch of crunchy rice and not necessarily raw. From that point everybody's mood changed for the worst and we just got through our dinner. Funny part about this experience: I had first thought maybe some places had different kinds of chow mein and sometimes it doesn't come with noodles. Upon a quick Google search, someone said chow mein without noodles is like ordering steak and getting no meat. That made me laugh Anyway, I'll let our server know about the rice and the chow mein. She apologized and said she let the kitchen know. She also let us know that there was a different chow mein that came with noodles . I didn't want a discount and I didn't let it affect the tip. I hope all the best for the restaurant but I don't think I'll be coming back for a second try.

A description on what they sell and offer: there are products from around the world, you name it:…read moreChinese, Japanese, South East Asian, Korean, East-Indian, European (German, Greek, Polish, Austrian, Swiss, Spanish, Czech, Hungarian, Croatian, and many more) African and a selection of frozen foods from these countries also. A array of spices for all your cooking along with sauces to spice up your asian-fusion creations! Have you ever tried crispy duck with peanut butter sauce? Or the spring roll sauce that is store-made? There are also store-made won-tons along with many other products at a very affordable price. Oh and if you have allergies, this place carries a wide assortment of rice flour and non-wheat products that is deemed to be the cheapest in town! You don't have to just eat the same thing over and over again -- try some rice paper and substitute it as a wrap -- make your own bread with their flour, get a mini-sushi course from the owners! They also offer recipes to take home (just ask at the cashier). Don't be overwhelmed by the thousands of products on the shelves -- ask the ppl there, they are more than happy to show you what to do with the products. As for the price judge for yourself -- since it is a family owned business they still keep their prices on par with the huge chain stores. Or perhaps cheaper. Oh they also have a limited selection of chinese pastries -- BBQ pork buns and curry beef -- but that suffices... if you want to go a little more on the edge ask at the cashier for Balut (that is baby duck egg...) oh and they also have fresh sushi... gosh so many products -- and trust me you will discover something each and everytime you visit the place! Have fun -- taste the world at the Asian Supermarket -- the one stop shop!! cheers

Good prices, some with names I can't pronounce :/. It's a fun place to ship, especially because it…read morehas better quality foods than Safeway or other crappy stores. It's a bit cramped but it doesn't affect much at all.

Delicious. Good service and price. Scrumptious selection…read more Don't let them seat you by the bathrooms.

I asked the waiter what the ingredients were in the satay sauce for their skewers and she said, "I…read moredon't know, the cook who makes them went home. Sorry!" And then looked at me with a puzzled face as if she didn't understand that people may have allergies to the glyphosate ridden soy sauce, oyster sauce and hoisin saucin the food! She also felt irritated that I might ask because Everybody is supposed to eat "mystery ingredients" right?

The soup and the tea were lukewarm, the beef teriyaki was awfully salty and something was unsavoury…read more'cause it sent me running to the bathroom, and this is the second time in a row. Avoid this place if you don't want to get food poisoning!

You may be surprised to hear this, but Lethbridge' sushi game is actually on point!…read more The Lounge side is fun, but the Restaurant side has a back hallway and that's where it's at! You can get a traditional room where you must take off your shoes before you enter. The rolls and sashimi are creative, fresh, and tasty.