4.5 (851 ratings)"Dishing up authentic Chinese cuisine since 1947, The Lingnan keeps things fresh by offering customer-favourite Dry Spicy Chicken in frozen packages to make at home, for sale through The Uproot Collective in Edmonton. Current owner Kinman Quon starting working at The Lingnan when he was 17 years old, and now continues to run the restaurant with his family. Address: 10582 104th Street NWPhone: 780-426-3975"
"The Lingnan is a common spot for locals to have Chinese buffets and takeout. It’s only a three-minute walk away from Rogers Arena, and there’s a guarantee that they’ll have you seated within three minutes. Their popular dishes include different types of chopsuey, dimsum, different types of rolls,and more.They have dine-in, take-out, and an all-you-can eat buffet."
"The Lingnan has been serving up great meals since 1947, and they have no plans to stop. Whether you order off the menu or take advantage of the buffet, you won’t leave hungry. Just minutes from Rogers Place, it’s the place to grab dinner before a game or show; while they’re normally closed Tuesdays, they’re open during regular season home games."
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4.3 (507 ratings)"Well-known and award-winning Blue Orchid offers modern and unique twists on classic recipes for a meal you will be coming back for again and again. They’ve become a staple in downtown dining when it comes to Chinese food. Note that they’re closed on Tuesdays, but make sure you make the time to take home their food any other day of the week.Address: 11235 Jasper AvePhone: 780-761-1235Website"
"Next on our list of the places for the best Asian restaurants in Edmonton is Blue Orchid Chinese Restaurant. If you’re looking for Chinese cuisine, this is one of the most popular places for Chinese takeout. There’s a reason they’re a top pick, since their food has a wide range of dishes such as dimsum, noodles, and sweet & sour meat, as well as hotpot and Szechuan specialties."
"Well-known and award-winning Blue Orchid offers modern and unique twists on classic recipes for a meal you won’t soon forget. They’ve become a staple in downtown dining when it comes to Chinese food. Note that they’re closed on Tuesdays.Address: 11235 Jasper AvePhone: 780-761-1235Website"
4.1 (403 ratings)"97 St Branch: 12901 97 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5E 4C2170 Ave Branch: 6552 170 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5Y 3X6. Szechuan Paramount Restaurant is a Canadian restaurant that specializes in Szechuan cuisine, with two branches in Edmonton. For clients on the go, Szechuan Paramount also offers take-out services."
4.4 (390 ratings)"I would highly reccomend this place for anyone looking for somewhere nice to go. We found it to be fairly busy though so make sure to book reservations so you don't have to wait. They also catered to our toddler."
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