Any Taiwanese restaurants in Calgary?

[DowntownCowboy]

Anyone know? I've asked some friends parents and they don't even know.
I miss the noodles... everytime I'm back in Van I go to the place by Jack's Loft in Richmond.

[ciscoboi]

miss the noodles? or do you miss the "service"?

[604-Mico]

Originally posted by ciscoboi
miss the noodles? or do you miss the "service"?

What are you talking about
last time i went there it was run by old people

[Sorath]

rofl!

[WWJAI]

i'd also be interested to know if there are any taiwanese restuarants in calgary...

[nekoi]

There used to one near the SAIT but it left and now the place is bbq/hot pot buffet.

[ciscoboi]

Originally posted by 604-Mico


What are you talking about
last time i went there it was run by old people

The one by Jack's Loft, its a restaurant with a black and white theme.. called Vogue?

[DowntownCowboy]

Vogue is OK, nice layout, I only go there when the other Taiwanese place next door (with the yellow sign) is full.
And the waitresses are anything but 'old'...

[ciscoboi]

wow.. things have changed considerably since i was there in August..

[EVOI]

Originally posted by nekoi
There used to one near the SAIT but it left and now the place is bbq/hot pot buffet.

yeah, the cook has a small place in Chinatown and is call Han's (not so sure because i only know in chinese)
is in the City plaze, just next to the Rogers store!

[AsianCaucasian]

Someone should start one... i miss nu rou mien...

[Orbie]

Unless I'm mistaken Thai Sa'On is on 10th Ave and 3rd Street by Mother Tuckers. And I know there is another one called the King and I, 11th Ave 8th Street. Haven't been to those in a while though, so I hope they're still around, the food isn't bad either.
-Edit: Oops just realized the topic was Taiwanese :banghead: just ignore this message

[red2000]

Originally posted by DowntownCowboy
Vogue is OK, nice layout, I only go there when the other Taiwanese place next door (with the yellow sign) is full.
And the waitresses are anything but 'old'...


Vogue's waitresses are HOT !!! and the food is nice,too~~
Vancouver is nice a city for food,,,,,
um...are you Taiwanese ??

[jwslam]

TEN YEAR BUMP

any taiwanese food other than Lazy Monkey?
I guess i can get rice rolls at T&T... :banghead:

[realazy]

I actually quite like Quickly in Chinatown.

There's a place in Harvest Hills now called iPlay that's in the strip mall with Pho Van. Never tried it before though, when it first opened, we sat down for a good 15 mins and nobody talked to us so we left.

[GQBalla]

Hans in china town

[Xtrema]

Originally posted by realazy
I actually quite like Quickly in Chinatown.


Food there sucks. It's just junk fast food.

[Strider]

303 Fusion Kitchen (http://www.303fusionkitchen.ca/) on 17th Ave SE.
I didn't find the food to be very good (aside from the beef roll), but it could be personal preference.

[Kg810]

Originally posted by GQBalla
Hans in china town

+1 for Hans

Their spicy garlic pork is amazing

[Xtrema]

Originally posted by Strider
303 Fusion Kitchen (http://www.303fusionkitchen.ca/) on 17th Ave SE.
I didn't find the food to be very good (aside from the beef roll), but it could be personal preference.

Also tried it. Hole in the wall but not very good IMO.

Making their 11yr old (I assume owner's kids) handling hot liquid scared the shit out of me.

[Manhattan]

Originally posted by Xtrema
303 Fusion

It's hit & miss. I will say some of their Taiwanese dishes taste very authentic. Last two visits the quality has been all over the place so much so that I probably wouldn't go back unless I'm craving it.

[speedog]

Originally posted by Xtrema


Also tried it. Hole in the wall but not very good IMO.

Making their 11yr old (I assume owner's kids) handling hot liquid scared the shit out of me.
How did you know the kid was 11 years old?

[max_boost]

We can tell how old our people are.

[flipstah]

Originally posted by speedog

How did you know the kid was 11 years old?

Childish hands are only good for sewing Jordans and not pan-frying.