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

Went in for dim sum & had a wonderful experience! The service was fast & the place didn't look like…read morea dive! TG!!

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.

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!

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 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

I somehow dine at Korean Village once every couple of years, perhaps due to the limited AYCE Korean…read moreBBQ places in Edmonton and that Korean Village is more affordable. Their selection is quite limited but they have all the essential items that are fairly fresh. However, I've had bad experiences here. When the staff lowered the grill temperature so it took longer to cook the meat, it didn't feel good, especially given that their time limit is shorter than other places. Moreover, when the staff urged us to eat more rice instead of meat, it just felt bad. Feeling judged while dining and leaving an AYCE on a half empty stomach is ...disappointing...I'd give them 4.5/10

I really like this place! My boyfriend and I came here on valentines out of a spur of the moment…read morething. We love kbbq but it's very expensive here in Edmonton, and there are only two in the city. It's located in an inconspicuous (weird if you ask me) spot, in a neighbourhood in front of a school. Parking wasn't that difficult to get. Upon arriving we waited 10 minutes for our reservation and we got seated. The vibe and atmosphere of this place is very family-run-authentic. The meats are served buffet style and you grab your own drinks from the soda fountain. Sides of lettuce, salad (my personal fave- amazing vinaigrette to cut the meat), kimchi, bean sprouts, etc. There were also a few variety of fried items. My favorite was the shrimp chips. They also have fried rice but no white rice. Which leads me to my next point-- Service: AMAZING!! One of the older ladies saw my boyfriend and I mixing our fried rice and kimchi to make kimchi fried rice. She asked if we wanted some sesame oil and seaweed to put into our fried rice to make it more bokkeum-bap!! She came back with a bottle of sesame oil and mixed it in for us. The only downsides: They put a piece of parchment paper over the grill which kind of absorbs all the juice. The selection of meat is very limited as well. For 2 people not including our alcohol, it came to about $75 for AYCE. Not too bad considering it's the only other kbbq place in town. Will definitely be regulars!

My favourite restaurant for hot pot! Definitely a gem in the city. I love the satay broth and all…read morethe many options of fish balls and an excellent variety of fresh meats and veggies. In the sauce department the xo and peanut butter sauce is amazing and the chopped chillies in a vinegar like sauce is soo delicious and brings such great flavour to anything that accompanies it. I absolutely love it here, it really has a nice welcoming environment and the manager is very nice as well. I always look forward to my next visit.

Bangkok is a hidden AYCE hotpot off Kingsway. (Truly, if we didn't know to look for it, I'd never…read moreknow it was there. It's tucked away on a side road surrounded by residential streets!) But there it was, this bright green little gem. It's not as modern as other places, but the food was fresh and topped up on the buffet + even though not as big as others, there were still a few items I hadn't seen anywhere else. Their broth was good too - we tried the satay & tom yum and both were flavourful. They've been open under the same management for 11+ years! Covid has been tough - they closed completely when dine in was shut down and are just starting to rebuild business (I don't think they do take out but I'm not 100%). It was completely dead when we were there, minus one other table - and they still kept filling the food with fresh items. They kind of fall under the radar, maybe because they're not as flashy as other places? But they are yummy with super nice people - if you're considering hotpot, it's worth checking out! A few things to note: it's one of the cheaper AYCE hotpots in the city (I think it was $26 + $2 for broth - other places are $35-40). AYCE only. No late night or lunch special, the price is the price all day. Cash or debit only.

This was Tony's first time at a Brazilian steak house and it did not disappoint. The salad…read morebuffet had a good selection, and standard stuff for the hot sides. Tony made the rookie move of loading up on too much salads. Becauae meat skewers were outstanding. About 6 or 8 varieties each better than the last. And the classic roasted pinapple. the best.

It was our first visit last night. We had tried Pampas many years ago but revisited the menu and…read morereviews online. It seemed a bit crazy to spend $65 per person and pay extra for other foods and drinks. We asked a friend for recommendations, and they suggested Fumaca to us. At Fumaca, it's $50 per person, and you can Order your pops for $4 with free refuel!! This offers much better value and a great deal - saving $15 per person for some extra drinks. The staff was friendly and provided good service without any issues. However, I'm not sure how they handle things during busy times. Last night was quiet and relaxed with not many people around. I saw their online menu which has chicken heart, and they don't serve around. So we asked, and they did it JUST for us!!!!. One thing to note, though, is that I could smell that the chicken heart might not have been cleaned thoroughly. They had to cut out the garlic shrimp as it wasn't available, contrary to what the online menu indicated - just a heads up. I recommend trying the pineapple!