VERY small portions on regular entrees and even the complimentary bean sprouts.we ordered a house special pho which unfortunately was missing traditional ingredients like tripe and tendon simply because the restaurant does not do those ingredients. I asked for an extra bowl and only a small rice bowl was provided. The other dish we ordered was a mixed noodle dish (#70), and unfortunately the the entire dish was incredibly saltynot to mention, $35 later for two dishes, I left the restaurant still hungry.
Been there on our way to Banff from Calgary airport. They served food very quickly. Quality was good but taste wise wasn’t that good. Their cold coffee was good though. Parking was available.
Wagyu pho was delicious. Not sure if I would order it again given the $16 price tag, but it's a nice treat. Wish there was more noodles given it was advertised as XL.
Food: The food is good.
Service: Very good service.
Location: it’s new and well designed. Also clean.
They have really short bamboo chopsticks. Not a big deal, but for sure it would be better to have regular/longer chopsticks.
My partner and I love going to Rice for King for the variety of soups. Among our favourites are the Bun Bo Hue (Spicy Beef/Pork Hue Style Noodle Soup), Curry Seafood Vermicelli Soup and Wonton Egg Noodle Soup.
We have recently tried their recent dine-in promotion, the Wagyu Pho and it’s so good! The Wagyu comes sliced and you simply dip it into the hot beef noodle broth (to slightly cook it). The wagyu is sooo buttery and just melts in your mouth! The price is great for the value!
Bun Bo Hue: 9/10
Curry Vermicelli Seafood Soup: 10/10
Wonton Soup: 8/10
Wagyu Pho: 10/10