Wondering where to eat in Calgary? It just so happens I made a list of my favourite places in the city.
Alternative Asian Dining
Foreign Concept
Foie gras & pork belly baos, crispy lemon chicken, brussel sprouts, squid ink spaghetti, and imperial rolls.
Carino Riserva
Italian-Japanese cuisine. Aglio et olio, gyoza, Alberta beef tenderloin, duck nanban soup with gnocchi.
Bar
Brewery
Two House Brewing Co
Dandy Brewing Company
Canadian
Klein/Harris Restaurant
Duck breast, lamb loin, Humboldt squid and cocktails.
Caribbean
Suya Chicken and Jolof w/ hot sauce
Chinese
Chong Fat
Shrimp stuffed tofu, peppers and eggplant, salted fish and chicken fried rice, beef chow fun. Cash only.
Ho Won
Salt and pepper squid, ginger chicken, snow pea tips, sweet and sour pork, dumplings, fish maw soup.
Lucky Place
Beef shank and tendon on HK style chow mein and gai lan, Thai style ho fun, sweet and sour pork in pineapple, and sui kai dumpling soup.
Deli/Cheese Shop
Peasant Cheese
Duck pate, duck eggs, cheeses, charcuterie, and freshly baked breads.
Dim Sum
Chuen May Food Products
Homemade frozen dim sum. Cash only.
Sticky rice, beef brisket, pork belly with taro, pork and vegetable dumplings, sui gaw, and pork spring rolls.
French
Italian
Cotto Italian Comfort
Get anything with tomatoes in it.
Japanese
Assorted tempura, agadashi tofu, nigiri, Koji’s special duck, and sake.
Pizza
Azzurri Pizzeria
Rocket Pie (Canmore)
Savino Pizzeria (food truck)
Pubs
Seafood
Rodney’s Oyster House
Raw west coast oysters and fish tacos.
Special Occasion
Caesar’s Steakhouse
Vegetarian
Ten Foot Henry
Vietnamese
Cooking MamaYYC
Take out only. Shrimp crack rolls with vermicelli, nuoc cham, fish and dill cakes, and steamed pork rice rolls.
Pure Contemporary Vietnamese + Bar
Kimchi fried rice, pho, crab and shrimp fried rice, chai sui bao, egg yolk tempura shrimp, and all-you-can eat chicken wings (Wednesday wing night).
Song Huong
Bun bo hue and spring rolls.
Thi Thi
Cold cut banh mi with pate.
Cold cut banh mi
Tacos
Moose and Poncho
Thanks for the thoughtful review of our new venture in Bowness park