TASTY NOODLE - try moldy noodle. I just ordered via skip for pick up - big mistake!! Bought 3 items $63.42, If you can imagine, our soup was MOLDY. Yes soup!! The soup cost $24.95. It was either the shrimp or the green onions We think were moldy. I ate it first then my husband came out if his office and said something is wrong with this soup. I'm completed turned off the rest of the meal, feel sick. Contacted them back - can't do anything you have to deal with Skip. unknown to me SKIP only gives 25% refund, so I'm getting $6.25 refund on a $63 order and I'm not even eating anymore of it. WHAT A WASTE, of food and time spent ordering and picking up. If I had gotten at least $25 back for the soup I would have been satisfied. The quality has really gone downhill, kitchen staff are not paying attention to the quality of food they are putting out. It's expensive there so to get this type of food in return, terrible. Very disappointed - LW read more

We had a promo coupon for $10 to come. back. but the whole nickel and dime rendered a non coupon and left us with a bad taste. let's start with the good part. we had 2 specials. satay beef with noodles $10 and the fish fillet tofu with rice $16 and added 2 dim sum dishes.. taro root pork 9.50 and shrimp tofu $10. The dim sum prices are ridiculous high. Food was fresh and tasty. When I got my bill I was dinged $5 and $2. I paid not thinking about it but inquirying I was told tea is $2.50 each person. how about telling people in advance that you are charging $2.50 per person? So the waiter explains if theres 10 people there would still be charge so 2.50 x 10 people=$25 for pot of tea. Anyway if the idea is to bring business in.. you just lost 2 customers . Be upfront with your costs No wonder there was only 3 other tables at lunch. tax and tip on miscellaneous charges are not kewl. Stop giving out pretend coupons. read more

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Okay, reviewing the same place 3 times seems like overkill, but I think it's warranted this time. Everything I said in 2017 was true - and I really didn't go back until this past weekend. I still prefer the carts for dim sum, but the food here really is fantastic. I'm so glad that I finally went back. The staff were really friendly and service was fast. Granted, it was 3 pm on a Sunday and there was only three other occupied tables when we were there! I'm still irritated that there's no prices, so you can't keep track of what you're spending, but I definitely have come around on the idea of ordering from the menu instead of from carts. read more

"Tasty Noodle? More like Nasty Doodle. The noodles taste like they were boiled in dishwater, and the sauce is so thin it could pass for flavored rain. The only thing that's truly 'tasty' is how quickly your appetite disappears after the first bite." And good Service read more

Recently ordered dim sum take out and wow. The portions are large and plump! I was surprised how big the food was as we've ordered from here before and I don't remember the things being that big. We ordered the dumplings and some other things. Check out the picture, they are plump juicy, and so flavourful! I was very happy with this order. They still offer a discount for pick up so make sure to support this great dim sum place and order your pick up yourself. read more

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The peppercorn chicken was cooked with rancid oil, it was obvious as soon as you opened the container - it was disgusting... threw it out. The rice was dried out, stuck together and hard...threw it out also. This place has gone downhill, not worth the money they charge... don't waste your money, you'll have to throw it out. I will not be ordering from here again. read more

Times on this site and their own website incorrect. Opens 1030 mon to fri 930 amSaturday 930am Sunday. read more

Tasty Noodle - Dim Sum Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

One of the few places you can get dim sum delivered from during the pandemic. It's good but pricey. But it hits the mark for when you're having a craving. Averages about $25/person for dim sum. read more

Tasty Noodle - Dim sum delivery - Dim Sum Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Visited Tasty Noodle recently for a wedding reception. It was definitely above my expectations! The reception took up at least half of the resto, but because of the layout and the service, it felt like we had the place to ourselves. We had ten dishes which were timed well; none of the tables suffered for lack of service or food. The clearing of dishes was timely and the service staff were generally on top of things. Food was good, more traditional Chinese (thank god), I really liked the jellyfish salad, the cured duck with gai lan, the pan fried noodles with enoki mushrooms, and the crab & egg soup. Had a great time, everything was clean and organized, and the reception went off well. I'd definitely come back! Hopefully there's not just a caucasian menu and a secret (chinese) menu. I did get asked like 7 times if I'd like silverware, so maybe... The Chinese menu is good anyhow! read more

Ordered twice through different platforms, both fairly good! Everything tastes brilliant. read more

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Zero for a rating .the worst tasting bland food ever.Sticky rice in a big clump not even tasty.tasty old and not sweet.squid was rubbery .spicy pork chop .was all batter spices would not even stick to it .Shrimp wonton soup gross clear and tasteless.I'm sorry for such a bad review I left leaving all the bagged leftovers on the table .112$ disappointment .I came in at lunchtime and asked why was it so empty no customers.Well I found out . I hope this helps you decision on eating here!!! read more

Dim Sum was cold and poor service with simple glasses of water ordered, dumplings curry squid, sticky rice, tofu/shrimp in black bean. all food was cold mentioned to owner, got nothing. hence you get a bad review been going there for 10 years. not anymore. read more

My favourite place for dim sum in the city. Food is always consistent which I appreciate. I really just go for the steamed pork buns because they're soooooooooooo good. I also love the garlic broccolini and ginger beef. read more

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20 bucks for 5 spring rolls INSANE RIGHT !!!! they are the most expensive Asian place I've EVER dined in ,160 bucks for me my husband and our 13 yr old that's CRAZY TO ME .. hundreds of other better places .. it's a HELL NO from me read more

They have the best Dim Sum ever! I think it's the same people that used to own chai for tea on Stony plain road.... So good!!! My favorites are beef rice rolls and sticky rice. my family likes bbq pork buns and coconut buns.. read more

Always a great choice for dim sum on the south side of Edmonton. Half the tables are gone for social distancing. Curry squid, baked bbq pork buns, chicken feet, shrimp dumplings w chives, and noodle-wrapped shrimp were all fast, hot and delicious. Kim chi with ginger was also unique and tasty. read more

Tasty Noodle - Dim Sum Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

We went for dinner a bit after supper rush and it was excellent. various dim sum dishes that were fresh and hot. would not recommend the spring rolls.. taste like a lot of Chinese five spice, but could be wrong. They were not a favourite amongst the family. everything else was excellent. read more

While dropping by down South for Chapters, we decided to give Tasty Noodle a try as it was lunch hour as well as it was just a walk away from the bookstore. Convenient, I'd say! The inner restaurant looked busy as we looked into the window of the restaurant. I thought " if it's busy, it must be good'. And, so we were sat down in less than a minute - peered through the menu that was quickly handed to us - from then I realised it was not wholly a specialised Noodle shop despite the restaurant's name. Slightly disappointed but what can I say - it was still worth the try whatever they've got to offer. Since it's a Chinese restaurant, instantly I thought of one of my favourite Chinese dish which is called "Ma Po Tofu" basically small soft cubed tofu stir fry with mince meat, peas, carrots etc. Just so you know it is a spicy dish. I made sure they made it clear to the chef that I wanted it really really really spicy. Yeap! I couldn't emphasize that enough. +(^.^)+ The Chinese lady took my order quite well and made sure that I for one wouldn't regret asking for the "extra spiciness". I assured her that I am more than capable of consuming a high level of spicy food at any given time. I am from an Asian descent after all. Well, I'm clearly stereotyping here. Don't mind me. :p My partner on the other hand loves his dim sum as much as I do. So he ordered the regular dishes that we both usually have at dim sum restaurants. The list consists of pork pastry, bbq pork rice roll, curry squid, chicken skewer with sweet sauce. Everything was great except for two items: the curry squid (dry and awfully chewy) and the chicken skewer (the sauce had an odd flavour to it). It was slightly disappointing as both of those items were our favourites. Regardless some setbacks on a couple of items, the service was very helpful with the lady who initially took my order. She was pleasant, friendly and a very helpful server compared to most of the unfamiliar servers around. Overall, it has a good atmosphere, dim sum was lovely and the ma po tofu here is to die for!!! It literally won my heart. I hope they keep that up. Will definitely be coming back again. P.S. Near the end of our dining moment, we saw a familiar server from Cha for Tea Palace and enquired if this was under the same management. And so, it is under the same management. By now, they have about 3 restaurants I believe. Cha Tea Palace, Tasty Noodle and another one located in a casino. Well, time to venture on. read more

Tasty Noodle - Best MA Po Tofu ever!! Extra spicy to order. :) - Dim Sum Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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We always come here to order PEKING DUCK. Fills four people and plenty of take home. This dish is not on their menu. If you do not place the order in Chinese you may have to repeat the order several time. It appears as if staff don't believe you know of the dish. It is a large three course meal. The first is taco and duck. The second is delicious vegetable and duck soup. The last course is marinated duck mixed with a vegetable mix. We usually order chicken fried rice and tea. The waitresses are very attentive and the place is always busy bustling with large groups and individuals. Clean washrooms. read more

Skip the dishes order. Wow, I've never seen or heard of a menu so ridiculously expensive. The quality is okay, not the worst but definitely not he best but holy mackerel the cost is crazy. A plate of fried Cantonese noodles is $5 - 8 more than anywhere else. I'm never gonna order from them ever again. The menu is ridiculous. Paid over $70 for 3 dishes. read more

Saturday night at 6:30 and the restaurant was getting full. Within an hour, people had to wait until a table was available. The restaurant presents itself as a modern and appealing place for a Chinese restaurant, unlike some dark and dingy places. But appearance doesn't mean the food will be great. I noticed the customers varied and the dishes ordered varied from the more traditional Chinese dishes to chicken balls and dim sum. We ordered set dishes and added a few more. We had soup, lettuce wrap duck, crab/lobster dish, fried chicken, peaches and shrimp, veggies, sweet sour pork, fish, and noodles. The size of the dishes was adequate and enough for the table of 11 with some leftovers. The food was flavourful and not greasy. Service throughout the night was good with refills on our drinks and rice. The bill was a little high compared to other places at around $250 but still decent for the amount of food. Would recommend reservations if you come with a large group or on the weekend evenings. read more

Was our favorite place. Food and service are good but they have raised there price way too much. We will not be returning. Ginger beef bowl raised $17.95 and the portion is not worth that by any means. 3 dumplings for $9.25 is ridiculous. I understand inflation but this is beyond anything acceptable. read more

The food is above average but the prices are INSANE. $10.50 for two bowls of jello is robbery. Don't go, it's not worth the prices here. read more

This review is based on the dim sum only. OK, I really wanted to like this place because it's the closest dim sum to me and their egg yolk buns are good. Yes, they don't have the roll-around carts that are more traditional, but I actually don't mind just ordering off a menu as it means I can get exactly what I want faster. So I gave this place 2 visits to try and convince me, but unfortunately, no. I judge a dim sum restaurant heavily on the quality of their har gow (shrimp dumplings) and theirs are not good. Although they do visibly have shrimp in them, they taste fishy and stale, as if they also have substantial fish paste filler of some sort. The pork and shrimp dumplings are larger than I expect, but this turns out to be because they're mostly pork, and the shrimp can barely be tasted at all. The eggplant with shrimp was okay though a bit oily. And as mentioned the egg yolk buns (a sweeter dessert option) were good. The biggest fail was the deep fried calamari rings. Yup, that's what the menu says - deep fried calamari rings. What arrived was a big bowl of deep fried random vegetables, with a few calamari rings perched on top. Seriously, over half the bowl was not calamari. It was mostly just deep fried carrots, peppers, lots of onions... not calamari at all. Sorry, but I've ordered calamari at dim sum restaurants in many, many dim sum restaurants in several different cities and this is the ONLY place that's been so cheap as to fill up the bowl with deep fried vegetable scraps and then have the nerve to charge $10 for it. It wasn't even great calamari, what of it there was - fairly tasteless, needed more salt, could have used garlic or something too, and was a bit too oily. I am so unimpressed by this that I've uploaded a photo showing what the "calamari" bowl looked like when I had removed all the calamari. Sorry, but I'm going to have to find another place for dim sum. Neither the food quality nor the business practices impress me here. Try Beijing, Beijing just up the road instead if you're looking in South Edmonton. read more

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Came here the other day for their all day dim sum. Staff was friendly and the restaurant was clean. The food was really good and the portion sizes were pretty decent. My only slight issue with this place is that their dim sum menu does not show prices beside each item. So this can lead to a bit of sticker shock when your bill is brought to the table. I did find this place a little bit pricey as well. But over all the food was good and we left quite satisfied. read more

Just had delivered, bland soggy gingerbeef, overdone vegetables, pasty chow main. Wickedly overpriced. Won't be back.

Surprisingly my first time here! I always thought this restaurant would be a "westernized" Chinese place. But we tried the dim sum today and it was authentic and very good. You order off a menu and can pick from dim sum carts. My favorite items was the sticky rice and Turnip cake. Price wise, slightly more than other places, but quality is pretty good. The place is clean and spacious, and busy when we were there. Their dim sum is worth a try if you are looking for a place in the deeper south! read more

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I have been eating at Tasty Noodle and prior Tan Tan, (the old location)for over 31 years! I drive from Innisfail to Edmonton just to go to Tasty Noodle for lunch. All of the food is home made daily and nothing is frozen. This is the best Dim Sum in all of western Canada!! Patrick and his staff are the best anywhere! I highly recommend dining at Tasty Noodle!!! read more

Food is always excellent here. We especially love their duck. They were able to accommodate gluten free dishes for my friend one time. Thank you so much. We also love the dim sum here. Always fresh. Place is so clean all the time too including the washroom, which is a plus with kids. read more

Ordered delivery a few times from here . Checked the restaurant out a week ago . Excellent food . I tried a lot of different dishes . No complaints at all . Full of flavor and well portions . The restaurant had all day order dim sum that I did not try but it looked great ! Salt pepper squid , ginger beer were supper tasty . Will be going back here again read more

Everything about my dining experience was spectacular. The service was fast. The servers were attentive. The food was delicious and came out fast and piping hot. Every dish we ordered was amazing and can say that we didn't have any leftovers to bring home. So so so good. We'll definitely be back! read more

Used to come here for Sunday family gatherings and stopped because of the service and food. We tried it again this week for dinner. We were seated right away and the server left a menu with pictures and dim sum list. We have to ask for the menu with the price (recommended) as each varies from $5-$6., and main courses between $20-32. The server did not take time to explain and hurriedly took our orders. It came in very fast - the servings were moderate. For 6 dim sums and two main courses - our bill was $85 for 3 persons. This place is a go-to once in a while for dim sum - And if you are not bothered seeing servers noisily gathering plates and talking loudly (almost shouting) with each other - then enjoy! read more

Tasty Noodle - Dim Sum Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Boycott this place! My wife and I have been thinking of trying Tasty Noodle for a couple of months. Today, it finally fit in with our commute plans and we started perusing the menu on our way there. Once we reached "shark fin dumpling" on the takeout dim sum menu, we nixed that plan... For good. No restaurant serving shark fin meat should stay in business, given the inhumane harvesting methods and endangering of the species. read more

CRAZYYY HOW EXPENSIVE THEY ARE FOR SUCH A SMALL PORTION!! I paid $8 for 3 dumplings!! That was crazy. And it tasted very basic like any dimsum place. Nothing special. The server were also very rude. Never going back. read more

I would be honest to say I did not expect this place to be a very nice resto because of its name :-) i thought it was just another typical chinese resto --- you know: crowded, fast-paced, mediocre taste of food. But i was wrong. It was in fact quite a formal restaurant. And oh did I mention the food? I love them. I especially love the sweet and sour fish. Also try their soups, they're delicious! Nomnom... I will definitely be back again. read more

The quest for better noodles brought me to the southside to try a place called the Tasty Noodle. Arrived at 1:30ish, the place was still somewhat busy, a good sign. The place was reasonably clean, it was about 80% full. A bit on the noisy side but not disturbingly so. Service was fast, I was motioned towards an empty table. Both noodle menu and dim sum menu was quickly placed on the table. Their dim sum menu, complete with multiple colour pictures, looked good but I craved noodles, I want my noodles; especially from a restaurant called the "Tasty Noodle". I ordered the vermicelli with XO sauce and waited patiently. The noodles arrived within 10 minutes SUPER hot. No, that plate definitely did not sit under a heat lamp for any amount of time. The first thing which I noticed was the colour, not the usual deep brownish red XO sauce colour I am accustomed. The second thing was the smell, I smell... of all things, a hint of ketchup; I also do not detect the typical "wok hei" (that slight hint of smokiness from the hot woks) which most traditional fried noodle dishes have. There was a healthy amount of shrimp cubes and bay scallops on the dish. I can't really complain about the look, just not what I was expecting. Taste wise, the dish was okay, yes, just okay. My taste bud confirmed that there may be tomato paste or ketchup in the dish. The taste of XO sauce, although present, was very slight; disappointing, if this is the Iron Chef competition, the dish would fail because the theme ingredient was almost undetectable. The dish reminded me more of an Italian pasta than a Chinese fried noodle dish. Despite it being served fresh and hot to me, I had to put the vermicelli with XO sauce in the "meh" category. I wanted XO flavour, I didn't get it. Service wise, it was fast, then faster, then curt, then outright rude. I arrived after the lunch hour but I do not consider it late. Before I even start eating, the ladies were already rearranging tables around me shouting that they will work around me so they don't have to wait. How uncomfortable is it when you are trying to eat and staffs are rearranging furniture around you. Half way through my lunch, two ladies were standing beside my table with brooms waiting. As soon as I wolfed down my last bite of food, the plate was taken away and I was told that my bill is coming. As soon as my bill came a lady stood there with the credit card machine waiting. I didn't even have time to sip my tea. I looked at the clock, it was 2:10pm, it looks like they have every intention of rushing everyone out by 2:15pm. I was unhappy about the rudeness that I dropped the tip amount from the customary 15% to 10%. On top of the service issue, I was charged $1.50 for tea. I know dim sum restaurants do it all the time, noodle restaurants generally don't. No one asked me whether I wanted tea for a charge when I sat down, it was brought to me. I had no time to drink it because I was being hurried out. Not a big deal but not happy about it. It was not a comfortable dining experience. The food was okay, the service missed the mark. $14.50 plus tax for a plate of noodle for lunch is on the expensive side. I have a 2.5 star number in mind, I rounded it up to 3 as I am willing to mark this experience as the servers are having a bad day; the Tasty Noodle is definitely not the best noodle restaurant I have been to but not the worst either. read more

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Tasty Noodle is a south side offering of Chinese food, and like most Chinese restaurants serve dim sum during the day and set menus/a la carte dishes at night. I personally think it's hard to review a Chinese restaurant for both as the quality can vary widely between dim sum and dinner. In this instance I'll be talking about the dim sum. First off, we get seated pretty efficiently for a table for four around 1pm. A server comes by with a dish of sriracha, tea, and the stamp card invoice thing for the dim sum girls to mark up. The dim sum girls walk by with a cart almost immediately - with your typical favorites - har gow, siu mai. Of course we snatch those up like hotcakes (some restaurants you have to wait forever for these!) and get settled into our dim sum groove. I test every single establishment that serves dim sum for two things: a) how the wrap is made for the har gow and b) the consistency of the radish cake. The reason for this is these aren't necessarily hard dishes to make, but hard to perfect, and it gives me an idea of how dedicated the restaurants are in making good food. It also determines whether I will be back for another round. So the verdict: a) the wrap was ok. It was a little too sticky and thick compared to others that I've seen but it didn't make the whole dumpling fall apart. Taste was good. b) the radish cake was too runny. You could definitely see that they used a lot of radish, and it was oozing with flavor, but the consistency ended up in a mush by the time your chopsticks were in there and melted weirdly in your mouth. Bonus: I'm a sucker for egg tarts so I always get one of these as dessert. The crust was too thick, the custard was good enough. I wasn't blown away by Tasty Noodle but it was overall a pleasant dining experience. Would not mind coming again. read more

Get ready to get extra-F**ked if you order from SkipTheDishes. Menu items are almost DOUBLE the price. A single egg roll? $6.50. 5 extremely mediocre spring rolls? $18.95. F**k Off. Mixed Chinese greens vegetables? $21.95. This is such a gigantic ripoff it's not even funny. If the assholes who own this place realize that delivery orders are not occupying seats in their restaurant, they might understand that paying Skip $30% discount is worth pushing the extra food out of their kitchen. Instead, they charge you DOUBLE. Don't get screwed by those place. Will never, ever order from this dumpster fire of a "restaurant" again. Worst scammers in the city, read more

Tasty Noodle - This is what people pay if they order from Skip. Go f**k yourself, Tasty Noodle. - Dim Sum Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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I haven't really heard anything amazing about this restaurant from anyone. I was with my sister and I didn't eat all day. It was 3:00pm. We were already in the parking lot and I was hungry. Inside the restaurant, it was a very clean and modernized look. The photos of the food looked fabulous in the menu and they did a good job having pictures of each dim sum item on a seperate menu. It was weird, because we spent half an hour trying to figure out what to order. Also it was the late afternoon and we didn't know if we want to have dim sum or dinner? We both kinda wanted some noodles, but was struggling to find a good noodle dish... They also didn't have a huge selection on noodles either. Subconsciously we thought the food was overpriced compared to a lot of other Chinese restaurants that serve the same kind of food. We were trying to find a dish that was worth our money. There were a wide range of servers that work here. Some really know the menu and was able to tell us quickly about each dish and then there were others that had no idea what some of these dishes were. There's English names for all the dishes, but you still need to clarify what food is in it. Finally my sister decided on this one noodle dish and they told her they no longer make this dish?! "Um why is it still on the menu?!" Eventually I ordered a wonton noodle soup and my sister ordered a vegetarian dish. We looked around and saw that they use BIG dishes, but wow was the serving small. My soup was gross and I was still hungry. I think I drank a bowl of MSG. Had to wash it all down with my tea. The tea was authentic. I tried my sister's vegetarian dish and it taste better. Overall I didn't feel a consistancy with this place. Hopefully none of my Asian family/friends want to go here for a holiday meal. NO offense, but this restaurant would be a great place for non-Chinese customers. read more

It's a rare weekend indeed when I get a chance to get out with friends for Dim Sum, but one such rare weekend popped up recently, and it was decided to try somewhere new. A friend suggested the Tasty Noodle on Calgary Trail and the consensus was "sure, what could it hurt?" Answer: It did not hurt anything but our bellies after they were stuffed full of delicious food. We arrived with a fairly large group and were handled very easily, the staff was friendly, and the cart service was prompt and excellent. There was an almost overwhelming stream of food constantly passing our table, and the tea was never empty. The food was very good. Everything we tried was very tasty, and there was a lot of variety. In particular, I'm always on the lookout for a good BBQ pork bun - and Tasty Noodle didn't let me down there. One of the best I've had in Edmonton, and I went back for them a few times. Language barrier remains a bit of an issue - but that's fairly common during all of my Dim Sum experiences. Fortunately, we also continue to bring our friend along who speaks "Chinese Menu," and that helps immeasurably. I'd recommend getting there early on the weekend if you want to get in on the Dim Sum - we did and were seated promptly, but by the time we left the place was packed and there was a bit of a lineup to get in. read more