The food was delicious, hot enough to almost burn my hands (which is very good), and it's probably…read morethe best orange chicken I've eaten so far. The owners are incredibly friendly, and the ambiance is welcoming. I'm very satisfied with my first experience there. Je conseille.

there food is amazing .I travel from st.albert to get there food.and it's worth it.very friendly…read moreand very good prices for there combo dinners for 2 or more

SO. GOOD. I first ordered here on mother's day and it was…read morefantastic. Affordable, friendly and delicious. I ordered again a few months ago and upon stating I was unable to pick up, the owner ensured that my food was delivered quickly despite not having her driver there for another few hours! ALSO I was given a free serving of fried rice and spring rolls for the wait. 10/10. I love this place.

I received a delivery order yesterday... not impressed. Previous orders had been OK, but this one…read morewas just plain bad! Over-cooked, mushy vegetables, chewy old shrimp with destroyed peaches, nothing crispy, and unimpressive / poor flavours. The beef satay had the taste of bad Indian food!!! The beef had more gristle than beef, never mind the large amount of heavy fatty oil! We will never order from here again.

All Happy continues to be a family fave for late night bites after a concert or hockey game at…read moreRogers Place. If you haven't been before, you are missing out on this old school hidden gem. Our faves here include Garlic fried rice, fresh fruit mango bubble tea (tastes like dim sum mango pudding), ginger beef, spicy fried tofu, green onion cake, and pan fried beef chow fun. But really there's nothing here we haven't enjoyed. The neighborhood is struggling here with the unhoused and opioid crisis, but don't be afraid to still come out and support All Happy - they need it now more than ever.

Good food and good service, pretty quick, open late and still very busy. Big menu and the food…read moretasted good

I think this is the best Chinese food place around! It is located on Jasper Avenue with a parking…read morelot behind and street parking. However, it can be a challenge to find a parking spot if people are attending church at the time you arrive. My family has been eating here for a few years and I even celebrated my 25th wedding anniversary here. Alex and the rest of the staff ensures all the customers are well taken care of. He had heart balloons and flowers for our table which made the occasion even more special. The food is fabulous, the peaches and shrimp dish is so good as well as the beef with Gai lan and the tofu assorted vegetable hot pot. Noodles and desserts are great as well! We have tried so many dishes here it is hard to name them all. This restaurant is also on SkipTheDishes and with my referral, my office has ordered on several occasions. Everyone was very happy with their lunch choices! Excellent food and service, prices are very reasonable and if this restaurant was closer to my home, we would be eating her all the time!

This review is based on a one time delivery experience. It was the best food we've had in 2023. We…read moreordered 3 dishes plus rice for 2 and it was dinner for two for 2 days. And just as good the second day. Mushuu pork, sweet and sour chicken, and shrimp chow mein, all delicious, sauced lightly and full flavourly. It arrived very hot and fresh, well-packed, no leaks or spills, and a full bag of sauces and fortune cookies.

The food is the best we've had since being in Syony Plains this weekend. The staff was friendly,…read morefood was tasty and fresh. We will surely visit again whenever we come here

Not a fan, to each their own. Menu is absure. Normal pizza would be great. My thoughts,…read moreexpensive, really not tastey, would not recommend or re-visit

Best Chinese food restaurant in the city, excellent service, and great quality/value.read more

This has been our go to place for Chinese food since we've moved to the Riverbend area. Its the…read morebest food we've had. Staff is so friendly makes it a pleasure to continue supporting our favourite restaurant.

Leng's Chinese Food restaurant is a small restaurant in the Edmonton community of Aldergrove…read more The restaurant is small, and only has a few tables - I had my order to go, which I could enjoy at home. Service was very good, and the lady at the counter was very welcoming. The dishes I ordered were the Singapore noodles and ginger beef. Both dishes were very delicious!! The Singapore noodles had the traditional flavour, but were not as spicy / hot as other places. Finally, Leng's is a great place for great food, and I look forward to having foods from there again!!

Been on the hunt for a new spot, and I found it. The food was spectacular, the online options to…read moreadd or delete from a specific dish, LOVED it. The time quoted from beginning to delivery was 55 mins, yet it was on my table, family sitting down in 40! Door transaction quick, simple, pleasant. Nicely dressed gentleman, approachable, polite, smiling. Thank You & Cheers to the Owner/Operators for their food, the presentation, and overall experience.

Free 2 hour angle parking is available by the front doors (east side of the building). The waiter…read morereminded us Not to back into the angle parking as people have gotten tickets for that. I can see this being Very busy if Rogers event center had an event. Place was 20% full Monday at 6PM. The decor is very unique and lovely. We tried the buffet which is on daily. The server brings over wonton soup to start before you head to the buffet. It was great. Overall the buffet was fine. Very fresh and hot but also pretty normal. Nothing stood out as spectacular. The shrimp was very well cooked. The green onion cakes as well were great. The spring rolls were very empty of filling. The chicken dumplings were great. Fried rice and noodles were fine. Lots of breaded meats or well sauced meats. You get a very fresh donut at the end - which was very tasty. Overall a good Chinese food buffet.

There are legendary restaurants in Edmonton and then there's The Lingnan. Open since 1947 (that's…read more78 years!!!) you would be hard pressed to find an Edmontonian that doesn't have some sort of relationship with this famed Chinese restaurant, its food, or the family who runs it. Speaking of the Quons, they have become celebrities in their own right especially after their family was featured in a season of the TV series The Family Restaurant in 2009 followed by The Quon Dynasty in 2011. The matriarch of the family, Amy Quon, is well known for her warm and friendly demeanor and the way that she takes time to visit with guests. The Lingnan was the first Chinese restaurant in Edmonton and most people would likely tell you that it remains the best. VUE Weekly named The Lingnan the #1 Best Chinese 2018. The Edmonton Journal has voted them Best/Favourite Chinese Restaurant 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023. And EDify Magazine awarded them the Best Chinese Restaurant 2023 title. The list of accolades is long and with good reason. I have personally eaten at The Lingnan many times over the years and I have always appreciated their quality and consistency. I decided to pay them a visit on a recent Sunday evening to revisit this Chinese institution. Located in Central McDougall right behind Rogers Place, the restaurant's tall vertical signage and red and yellow paint cannot be mistaken. They've also got a really cool mural painted on the side of the building. The interior is impressive, expansive, and ornate. Entering the restaurant you'll first be greeted by a life-size bronze statue of a Chinese warrior. Next you'll marvel at their large (and very clean!) aquarium stocked with giant goldfish. The space will take your breath away and there is certainly no where else like it in the city. Every inch is beautifully decorated and the colours of red and gold create the palette. Intricate Chinese lanterns hang from the ceiling. The tiling, the art, and the gilded accents stretch as far as the eye can see. There are at least three different dining rooms and many of these areas can be sectioned off to create even more spaces. Each table is covered with a white table cloth and servers in traditional Chinese clothing hurry about the room. A reservation is highly recommended because even on a Sunday night every single table was occupied and there was a lineup of people waiting to be seated. The Lingnan's patrons are loyal, many of them having spent their entire lives eating meals at the restaurant. A feast for the eyes, simply dining at The Lingnan is an experience in itself. Once seated and settled it was difficult to ignore the flurry of activity all around. Happy customers enjoying their meals, the aroma of delicious plates of food passing by, and the gorgeous jade-coloured ceiling with a dragon in the center of it. Looking for a beverage to match the atmosphere, a warm cup of Chinese Jasmine Tea would've been a wonderful choice. However, I ventured to the cocktail menu for something a bit more special. The China Moon (Soho Lychee, Hipnotiq, Blue Curacao, pineapple - $10.00) caught my attention. A beautiful green-hued beverage to match the ceiling overhead! I appreciated the list of custom cocktails, created to suit the restaurant. Seemingly a modern addition, these drinks elevate the dining experience by complimenting the food and overall ambiance. I loved this sweet, easy-drinking beverage and the flavours of lychee and pineapple were a delight. It's very chic to be sitting with a China Moon in hand. Like any good Chinese restaurant, take-out is a major component of the business. However, another more recent update has been the addition of a buffet. For the exceedingly reasonable price of $31 (every day of the week) you can feast upon some of The Lingnan's most popular dishes. I have enjoyed the buffet on several occasions in the past but on this particular visit I was interested in sampling some of the restaurants more upscale and unique dishes. But first let's take a moment for the Dry Spicy Chicken. An entire blog could be written about this dish alone. In fact, this chicken used to have its own restaurant. A true staple Edmontonian dish and affectionately nicknamed "crack chicken," we all mourn the loss of Chicken for Lunch. Operating out of the Rice Howard Place food court (lunchtime on weekdays only) and run by Amy Quon herself, this place used to attract immense lineups. Why? I mean, they did sell a variety of items but everyone was there for the addictive Hot and Dry chicken. Amy always treated everyone like they were someone special and she still does. With Chicken for Lunch gone, all is not lost because this famous chicken is still on the menu at The Lingnan! Available in both appetizer and entree sizes, I could not imagine visiting the restaurant without ordering it. On this visit I went for the Appetizer Dry Spicy Chicken ("Amy's Chicken." Breast meat strips lightly battered and stir fried with our home made chili oil