|
2 registered (CV, JohnK),
76
Guests and
4
Spiders online. |
|
Key:
Admin,
Global Mod,
Mod
|
|
8962 Members
11 Forums
22096 Topics
390537 Posts
Max Online: 378 @ 02/24/13 04:33 PM
|
|
|
#177245 - 09/25/07 10:49 AM
Places to eat in Calgary
|
buff
Registered: 07/05/06
Posts: 50
|
I am heading out to visit my son in Calgary for the Thanksgiving long weekend and want to take him and his girlfriend out for dinner. We all love Thai and Indian food but are willing to consider anything recommended. My son is pretty new to Calgary so I thought maybe some of you Calgary residents would have suggestions.
Thanks,
_________________________
Axiom Audio
|
|
Top
|
|
|
|
#177247 - 09/25/07 12:08 PM
Re: Places to eat in Calgary
[Re: Hutzal]
|
buff
Registered: 07/05/06
Posts: 50
|
Hey Hutzal,
$30-50 for the main course would be fine with me. I do not see my son too often (being 3400 km away) so I don't mind spending the $$$. We were through Calgary on a motorcycle trip this past summer but I only had 1 day to spend with my son and that was at the Stampede. So let me know what you suggest!!
_________________________
Axiom Audio
|
|
Top
|
|
|
|
#177248 - 09/25/07 02:03 PM
Re: Places to eat in Calgary
[Re: Andrea]
|
shareholder in the making
Registered: 12/26/03
Posts: 10345
Loc: Calgary, Alberta
|
If I was to be in town I would suggest my place! As I will be out of town, what area of town will you be in? There is Smuggler's Inn, Ceasar's(Macleod Trail south), Hy's Steak House oe Ceaser's(downtown), or The Reef & Beef (N.E) for great steaks or prime rib. There is a great new Italian restaurant up here in the north end, The Green Olive. They make all the pasta on site. The Taj Mahal Restaurant on Macleod trail should work if in the south end.
Edited by jakewash (09/25/07 02:08 PM)
_________________________
Jason ----------------- TTTHHHPPPPPTTTT! My HT
|
|
Top
|
|
|
|
#177249 - 09/25/07 02:14 PM
Re: Places to eat in Calgary
[Re: jakewash]
|
local
Registered: 10/19/06
Posts: 251
Loc: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
|
I highly recommend:
Khublai Mongolian Szechuan Cuisine 349, 10 Ave. SW 403-232-8800
You can choose from the menu, or go to the buffet and choose your own ingredients for your meal. They weigh it and cook it up, so you can eat as much or as little as you'd like. They've all types of meats, veggies and sauces to choose from.
_________________________
"Not throwing my hands up or my dress above my ears don't mean I ain't awestruck." Al Swearengen
|
|
Top
|
|
|
|
#177250 - 09/25/07 03:23 PM
Re: Places to eat in Calgary
[Re: Bayne]
|
connoisseur
Registered: 07/26/06
Posts: 2102
Loc: Hollywood. (Canadian @ <3)
|
Quote:
I highly recommend:
Khublai Mongolian Szechuan Cuisine 349, 10 Ave. SW 403-232-8800
You can choose from the menu, or go to the buffet and choose your own ingredients for your meal. They weigh it and cook it up, so you can eat as much or as little as you'd like. They've all types of meats, veggies and sauces to choose from.
Good recomendation.
I also recommend Open Sesame, a Mongolian type grill as well. Same deal as Khublai, but not in the core of downtown. Its more south on McLeod Trail.
|
|
Top
|
|
|
|
#177251 - 09/25/07 03:47 PM
Re: Places to eat in Calgary
[Re: Andrea]
|
old hand
Registered: 01/05/04
Posts: 96
Loc: Northern Ontario
|
Andrea, I'm currently sitting in the Air Canada lounge in Calgary awaiting my flight to Toronto. You do have to be careful in Calgary, as many of the places are ridiculously over-priced. I'm constantly amazed at the amount of money in this city. I've never seen an area (in Canada) with as many Lamborghini, Ferrari, Porsche, BMW etc. It seems the BWM 3 series is the 'Honda Civic' in this city. That said, I'd recommend Murrieta's on First Street SW. Their wine list, in my opinion, is second to none, and they are very reasonably priced. The atmosphere is great, the staff is friendly and not too pretentious. The Rack-of-Lamb at Murrieta's is the best I have had in my life. There really are dozen's of great places to eat in this city, enjoy your visit, and good luck with the traffic. They are building a 4 square block high-rise downtown, therefore the affected roads are closed to traffic and things get pretty congested.
|
|
Top
|
|
|
|
#177252 - 09/25/07 04:22 PM
Re: Places to eat in Calgary
[Re: el_giovato]
|
shareholder in the making
Registered: 05/03/03
Posts: 17367
Loc: NoVA
|
Man, I wish my Civic was a 3-Series.
_________________________
DON'T... call me stupid!
|
|
Top
|
|
|
|
#177254 - 09/25/07 07:03 PM
Re: Places to eat in Calgary
[Re: Andrea]
|
old hand
Registered: 03/16/07
Posts: 98
Loc: West Kelowna, BC
|
Andrea,
Two great suggestions for Thai food are the "King and I" and "Thai Sa-On".
King and I is the fancier of the two but also the priciest, but the food is fabulous and guaranteed not to disappoint.
The decor of Thai Sa-On is a little simpler but the food is very good and the last time I was there, prices were reasonable. More traditional Thai setting.
Both restaurants are just off the downtown area. Restaurants in Calgary are quite busy these days and reservations are recommended.
Enjoy
Greg
|
|
Top
|
|
|
|
|