Food is fresh n savory. Order and pick up is ready in 15 to 20 minutes. And it is so close to us.read more

Located in the same building as the hotel/bar, I would have never known they were there if it…read moreweren't for our B&B host having a menu in our room. Located at approx 9th & Saskatchewan Street (Hwy312). You can order from the menu but we opted for the buffet. Not bad if you're looking for typical Western Style Chinese food. Small batches come regularly so the buffet options always stay fresh. Pretty good value and you can keep it healthy if you have the Strength to navigate the bountiful deep fried options. Lots of desert options and ice-Cream come with buffet too. Tip: Washroom is a tad well used/abused being attached to the bar. Maybe best to go before heading out for your meal.

I have nothing good to say about this buffet. The food was bland, or tastes completely wrong…read more Crispy good was soggy or so dried out it wasn't edible. We were there at about 2 in the afternoon. If you looking for a good buffet this is not the one for you. Do not waste your money here. The staff seemed disappointed they had to seat us and bring our drinks.

This restaurant is new and it is a splash a coat of paint and hope no one has ever seen the inside…read moreof this restaurant type of business, I went there on Fathers Day at first glance this place looked clean and well taken care of, we waited for 5 minutes for someone to show up at the door to seat us we weren't sure if we wait or seat ourselves as there is no sign anywhere and the cashier was on the phone yelling into it because he couldn't hear above the crowd waiting to pay their bill. We were seated at a table that was used recently because the plum sauce that stuck to my forearm told me so, drinks were ok as far as $3.50 pop go, now the good part and that is far from what the food was, except for the chicken wings, the menu boasted prime rib and coconut shrimp and all the fixins, the wonton soup was flavourless I used plum sauce and soya sauce to get the dishwater smell to stop, the sushi and spring rolls could be used for paperweights and a sponge puck, I did enjoy the wasabi this was the only thing strong enough to kill the taste of the chewy fresh shrimp, no prime rib still and the coconut shrimp tray remained empty, I tried the perogies it's pretty hard to screw these up.........wrong hard outside and dry filler, chicken balls had a paste inside of the batter which I figure they were undercooked, I looked around and people where chewing on this stuff.........hey the prime rib tray is full COOL I'm gonna get some, they had put a pork roast and some mushroom soup gravy as a substitute are you kidding me well I'm here to eat.......k this is disgusting, my last attempt to salvage this meal is ice cream......mmmmmmm Jello too , nope there was a 1/4 inch film on the jello well that's my adventure at this place hope you take some good advice and eat at 7-11. The one star review is because yelp doesn't have a flush the toilet with this crap rating.

Let me start by saying we came for the restaurant, and the vouchers provided by our hotel, but more…read moreon that later. It's bright, and easily accessible. We had a good visit and would return if we are staying in Prince Albert again. We visited in August 2014, I apologize for finishing my review now, hope you find it helpful. If you get a players card, there is a discount in the restaurant, and a daily players breakfast deal. If you are staying at a hotel, ask at your hotel's front desk once a day to see if they offer a gaming voucher - we played for an hour on the video slots on the credit from ours. When you redeem the credit at the main desk, do *NOT* be shy to walk over to the players club machine behind you (across from the main desk) and *verify* that the correct amount was placed on your card before you walk away from the desk. We had received 2 vouchers from our hotel, but they were credited for the wrong dates, so we only had half the credit given. We're not much for gambling, but it IS a fun time for a while. My trick to not spending too much money is to not take the credit cards in, and only bring the cash I'm willing to blow for entertainment. :D Not everyone can gamble, and not everyone should. The restaurant is ok. While it provides basic fare, it is fairly quick service, although I had to reduce my rating by one star for the sheer number of house flies that were in the restaurant. A UV sanitizer was operating on the wall, so there are protocols in place, but asking our server, they weren't sure where all the flies came from. I was surprised that they had really very good gluten free toast available, and my eggs were cooked to perfection. We did choose to eat here twice during our stay, and would go back. Staff are... varied. The folks in the restaurant were helpful with providing me with gluten free food, and for my significant other, apparently you can order bannock to go! There are two kinds, baked fresh mornings - ask when it's best to get some. We did return before leaving Prince Albert and he brought some home. There is separate smoking and non-smoking gambling areas, with their respective washrooms. There are cigarette holders in the non-smoking ladies room, but the main casino is non-smoking. Just over on the left side is a smoking gambling room with video machines and tables. Lots of video gambling machines around the perimeter of the main room, tables in the middle. There is a restaurant, deli, bar and snack machines (under the stairs if you just need a nibble). Two sets of restrooms off the main non-smoking area, and elevators to the upper level where I believe there are private games rooms. I did not visit the smoking area for health reasons. Plenty of parking, there is a hotel/motel attached by a walkway. It's definitely easy to locate and get here.

Came into restaurant for a quick lunch and went with the Chef Special daily special for $12…read more Cheeseburger poutine. First time for me for this dish and it was very tasty with burger, lettuce, cheese, tomato and all the fixings. Server checked in with table a few times and overall good experience.

What to say about this place...hmm. This is bad, not in a I'm going to get food poisoning kinda bad…read morebut in a c'mon try harder bad. The food is pretty bland and low quality and felt not so fresh which is odd for a restaurant that should be preparing the dishes nearer to serving time rather than the night before. Won't ever go here again.

Ordered takeout last night, I wasted $61. The Ginger beef was so overcooked as to be almost…read moreuneatable, The beef in the beef and broccoli looked boiled, the Shrimp was Undercooked and Chicken in the Chicken Fried Rice was dry and overcooked. All in all the dishes were bland and tasteless.

The food is INCREDIBLY good. Not just good but amazingly good. Nana is fluffy and the meat is…read moresuper tender. Excellent.

I've been going to the spice trail since it opened and used to really enjoy their buffet! After a…read morefew years of buffet we decided to stray and order off of the menu. We found some amazingly delicious and flavourful dishes over the past five or six years and continue to support this small locally owned East Indian restaurant! Sheena has always been welcoming and kind and spends time at our table talking to us as she does everybody. Their goal is to make your dining experience better at the Spice Trail. This Indian restaurant is a main stay in Prince Albert and has been here for 10 years!