Amazing food, the flavors from each entree made it a great experience. The Dal Punchratni was…read morealmost enough to make me think about becoming a vegetarian

Food was terrific with good portions. My kids liked it so much they insisted I post a review!read more

We have been traveling in Banff and Calgary areas for 10 days. I am desperately missing Chinese…read morefood. We planned to rush to a Hot Pot restaurant when we arrived in Vancouver the next day. Our last stop in Alberta was visiting the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller. I searched Chinese restaurants nearby on Yelp and Yang's Hot Pot was in the list. I would give it a try though there was no reviews on this restaurant. I tried to manage my expectations about the food and the service. Surprisingly, they are amazing! We ordered both Hot Pot and Dim Sum. Yumi! The service was great. The restaurant was opened this February. I can tell they are not good at promotions because customers could not get enough information from the Yelp page. I am happy to be the first customer to write a review here for them. They deserve a five-start review. This restaurant will become one of the fondest memories of our trip in Alberta in 2022.

So good! Very friendly staff. Service is very good and fast! Food is delicious! Place is clean and…read morecozy

We ordered yakisoba seafood and broth was spectacular…read more Shrimps tempura were great!!! I ordered bibimbap regular which was okay The service was very good too The ambiance was very good I recommended if you stop by in Drumheller.

Food was fresh tasted delicious and or server was super kind. Food also came out fast. The setting…read morein the restaraunt was super fitting.

We had never tried Japanese fast food before. The food was okay, we tried the yakisoba and the…read moresushi platter. It was all too salty for our taste, but it was fresh and fast. Not much for ambience, just white tables in a small, typical fast food restaurant. The staff are helpful and friendly

I cannot believe the quality of their food. This little place is a "diamond in the rough" in this…read moresmall town; and the menu definitely boasts some big flavors and super fresh ingredients! Their customer service is stellar and so friendly, now back to the food. We got both the beef and chicken ramen - both were excellent in flavors with a generous portion of broth, noodles and meat. We got the kids chicken teriyaki and beef teriyaki bowls. Our picky eating kids devoured their bowls in minutes. We also got the edamame beans and Gyoza dumplings both as sides and both were generous portions and freshly made. We also got the Sushilicious sushi platter(16 pieces); and every single piece was super delightful and super fresh. This came with two packets of regular Kikoman soy sauce and one packet of wasabi. For dessert we got milk tea, and two bubble tea drinks (passion fruit and mango); and again, these drinks were so fresh and refreshing! The dining hall is clean and inviting. We left here completely satisfied with the food and service. Lord willing we shall come back to this lovely town and revisit this excellent little Japanese restaurant! No regrets and no concerns here! If you like Asian food, you will love Edo Japan! Come eat here; you will not be disappointed my fellow Yelpers!

Absolutely 10/10. Fantastic food!!! Totally worth the stop if you are visiting drumheller. Best…read morefood we had here!!!

THIS IS PURELY ABOUT VINTAGE #2 KITCHEN SIDE AND NOT THE TAP HOUSE SIDE!…read more If I could give it 0 stars I would, for attitude alone. I have eaten here many times, it was our favourite restaurant and we were dining here on average once a week. After today, we have no interest in going back. We understand it is open to families, and children will play when they get restless. The staff on hand did nothing when two children spent 30 minutes: -shrieking at the top of their lungs, piercing and painfully loud -bouncing off the walls and waiting area chairs -grabbing and shaking the pictures on the walls But instead, scolded us for speaking up and suggesting the children should be taken outside to work off their energy. It may be a private space, but being open to the public means it should be a place with an atmosphere conducive to all patrons, not favouring one over the comfort of everyone else in earshot. We are all for family environments, but when every other patron in the restaurant is wincing and covering their ears from the sound, it is too loud. The biggest problem, and the reason we won't go back, was that at the end of our meal, one of the staff (we assume the manager) came over and chastised us for speaking up where they wouldn't. The staff did nothing when the parents threatened us for making a comment after waiting very patiently for them to parent their children. Instead, she told us we had to go sit on the tap house side if we had a problem with the screaming. She said 'we' made the parents uncomfortable by speaking up (after patiently waiting 30 minutes for someone to settle the children down as a courtesy to everyone else there). She ignored our side, insisting we could not be physically pained by the shrieking from the benches in the waiting area beside us, and said we were not being hurt by it. If that is the attitude of the staff at this restaurant, there are other places in town we can eat that have fantastic food and will treat everyone that dines there with more respect and courtesy than we experienced at Vintage Kitchen today.

This restaurant used to have amazing food at an affordable price and don't get me wrong I know the…read moreprice of everything has gone up but $18.00 for 4 chicken balls a small portion of beef vegetables and a cup to a cup and a half of chicken fried rice this should be no more than $12.00 and then freezer burnt over cooked salt and pepper squid for $22.00. For $22.00 we should have got twice as much and not freezer burnt... The table that came in after us got there food first with larger portions. They brought out 2 dishes without any spoons to serve it. When asked if everything was ok we stated that the squid was freezer burnt and overcooked and that the portions were smaller than the other table, they were confrontational and insisted that the portions were the same... Oh well live and learn I definitely won't be going back. Kens Restaurant in Carbon is way better with better prices and a nightly buffet that is wonderful.

Ate here on the weekend, great food and service. Small town owner/operator business that…read morespecializes in Chinese food and is licensed to serve alcohol. Portions were generous, reasonably priced, and were quite fresh. Food was NOT heavy or slimy and we felt great afterwards unlike other places we have eaten Chinese in the past ... Owner was friendly, made an effort to have a conversation with us, and handled our large group well. Would definitely go back when we are near the area. They do have other items on the menu such as burgers, fish, and fries, but I would stay away from these as the items seemed to be quite processed from the freezer. Stick with the Chinese food.

The new restaurant in the area. It was only 4 days old when we stopped by for late lunch. Few…read morepatrons dining in. Excellent customer service. Owner of the restaurant stops by at every table to ensure everything is good and asks for feed back. I told him I didn't like my food (clean plate) and I can tell he didn't get what I meant. I said it's the other way around and he got a good laugh. Minimal decors. Spacious, airy, booth and regular tables available. Live Karaoke soon. Yay!! More clientele to come. Separate washroom with a lil bit of confusing sign. Have to look twice to make sure you're going in the right one. There were 4 of us in the group. These are the food that we ordered : Breakfast Sammy (CAD$15.99) - the sandwich is good except for the home fries. After it got cold, it became tough. Fettuccine Alfredo (CAD$15.99) - it comes with a soup or salad. Additional CAD$4 if you add Shrimp or Chicken. Pasta was Al Dente and the sauce is on point. Food was devoured. Deluxe Happy Belly Burger (CAD$16.99) - the beef patties are thick, well cooked and tasty. Optional add ons with additional fee like onions or mushroom. The name is aptly. French Toast (CAD$13.99) - it was okay. I have tasted better. I was in awe with the amount of bacon that came with it. It was a lot. I was expecting to get a few pieces. That made up the whole meal. We left the restaurant with Happy Belly and Satisfied. For sure we will come back when we find ourselves lost in the area.

Arrived in Drumheller for the Badlands' Hoodoos and the Royal Tyrrell Museum. In between, our party…read moreof four stopped for a late lunch. The restaurant has distinctly diner vibes, and appeared possibly associated with the Travel Lodge that was structurally adjacent. Joane (?...she did say it was with a single "n") was our very gracious server. Two of us ordered the cheese burger and the 4-cheese creamy penne, respectively; both were tasty and satisfying, done well as "diner" selections. The remaining two of our party opted to do "midday breakfast" instead and ordered the Grand Platter to share...which came with a big side of "entertainment" value as it was unexpectedly served on a Lazy Susan - 4 each of bacon, ham, sausages, and eggs, 1 pancake, toast, and potatoes! Can definitely feed two if not three. Would certainly dine again here if ever coming back out to this somewhat remote destination in Alberta.

The food and service were excellent. Not an overly elegant setting but everything else was…read moreexcellent. Highly recommended.

$5-$20 Canadian per dish. Looks can be decieving as from the outside this restaurant had zero…read morecurbside appeal and when we walked in the entrance it looked like a dive bar however this was the ugly duckling of experiences as the service from Helena was exceptional. She answered all of our menu questions, offered suggestions, and was incredibly attentive. Our food was delicious, high quality and tasted as if it had come from a high end restaurant. We had an array of dishes from beef teriyaki to hanakatsuonami. The portions were huge, the prices reasonable, and the presentation was phenomenal. The teriyaki beef and teriyaki chicken were brought out on cast iron skillter with wooden trivets. The food was perfect, not greasy or oily, and had remarkable flavour depths. Everything was so tasty and there were some unique spins on things such as the seaweed salad had masago (flying fish eggs) on top and was mixed with lettuce (which I wasn't a fan of the lettuce and would have preferred more seaweed instead). We loved the so much about this place, especially that it is family run. My kids loved the "Boxer" punch machine too, what a fun addition.