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Rishun Happy Diner
Welcome to Rishun Happy Diner, a culinary haven nestled in Edmonton, Alberta. This enchanting diner, located at 6655 178 St NW, invites you to experience a fusion of authentic Cantonese cuisine that promises to delight your taste buds. From the moment you step through the doors, the warm atmosphere and welcoming staff, including attentive members like Kim, set the stage for a memorable dining experience.
Every dish at Rishun is crafted with care by a skilled chef who excels in creating flavorsome, well-balanced meals. The diner has quickly earned a reputation for serving some of the best Cantonese food in the Greater Edmonton area, which is no small feat among a wealth of establishments.
One standout dish that diners rave about is the Salt and Pepper Pork Chop (椒鹽豬扒), a savory delight that has become a fan favorite. Customer Michael enthusiastically recommends pairing it with the Salty Fish Eggplant Hot Pot (鹹香矮瓜煲), ensuring a picturesque feast that can easily satisfy multiple diners. The generous portion sizes, as noted by patrons like Kone Thao, mean you'll have plenty of leftovers to take home — a rare bonus at such reasonable prices.
Whether you're a meat lover or a vegetarian, Rishun Happy Diner offers something for everyone. Arturo Wu celebrated Father's Day here and left with nothing but praise for their diverse menu, emphasizing the diner’s commitment to authentic flavors that cater to all preferences. Moreover, the lunch menu boasts prices that are at least 20% cheaper than typical Chinese restaurants, allowing you to indulge without breaking the bank.
A visit to Rishun is not complete without trying their famed house specialty, the Fried Oysters. The delightful crunch and tender interior will keep you coming back for more. As many have noted, each dish is executed with a light touch, ensuring that you savor the flavors without the heaviness often associated with fried foods.
The customer experiences reflect a sense of community and warmth, making every visit more than just a meal. The efficient service, even on busy days, exemplifies a dedication to customer satisfaction that is all too rare in today's fast-paced dining scene. Whether you're grabbing a quick takeout or enjoying a leisurely meal, Rishun Happy Diner is a culinary gem that caters to all who walk through its doors.
So, if you're craving authentic Cantonese cuisine in Edmonton, look no further than Rishun Happy Diner. With its mouthwatering dishes and inviting ambiance, this diner is sure to become your go-to spot for satisfying your culinary cravings.
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“ 1st visit (read more) Recommend the Salt and pepper pork chop 椒鹽豬扒 and Salty fish eggplant hot pot 鹹香矮瓜煲 1 bucket of rice 6, more than enough to share with 3 people -------- On the 2nd visit (we bought seafood from T&T, let the chef prep it) we split between 9 people. 54 each Fee: 15 per carb/lobster 10 for the creamy noodle It was such an amazing meal. Recommend their House special fried Oyster ”
“ Came to celebrate Father's Day, and pre-ordered some of the special dishes they have on the back of their menu. We had vegetarian and meat eaters on our group and everyone was very happy with the dishes. Pure authentic Cantonese style food. We will definitely come back. ”
“ By far, the best Cantonese food that we have ever had in the Greater Edmonton area. The chef has good foundation that makes his fried noodles not very oily as you can easily see how much oil was left when that dish was finished. Extra credits were given to their waitstaff, particularly Kim who was very humble, courteous and friendly. A great surprise that their lunch menu were at least 20% cheaper than other Chinese restaurants in town too! ”
“ Decided to visit on a busy Sunday. We were looking for Chopsticks but they're gone by that name now so we tried out Rishun. Very satisfying and absolutely hit the spot when we were craving some Chinese food. We were told it would be about a 40 minute wait for our pick up order but it ended up only being about 20 minutes since they saw us waiting in our car they got it ready quicker for us. Will be back when the hankering hits again. ”
“ What a gem. My brother in law recommended this restaurant. Best Chinese food I had in 10 years. Seriously good. The huge peach shrimps was lightly battered and had such a crunch to it. Every dish was better than anywhere else in Edmonton. Huge portion and the price is sooo affordable. Lots of leftover to take home! ”
“ Ordered through skip the dishes. The selection was good. We really enjoyed the food. The flavour could have used a bit more of a punch but it was definitely good. I would easily recommend this restaurant if you’re in the mood for Chinese food. ”
“ Had brunch here with my hubby. Rishun is a cozy Chinese restaurant. Great food. Had a green onion cake, assorted tofu pot and a fujian fried rice. Portion really generous, reasonable price and food tasted really good! ”
“ I'm not familiar with restaurants in the west end of the city. Thankfully my friends suggested Rishun for lunch. Their lunch specials were delicious. If you like traditional dishes like beef chow fan, Singapore noodles, chicken chow Mein, sweet and sour boneless pork this is the place to go in Callingwood. Next time I'm in the west end I would visit Callingwood Farmers market first and head over to Rishun for lunch. I'd like to try their entrees on their dinner menu. I believe it's a family owned restaurant. When I was there, two elderly ladies were wrapping Zongzi (Joong) for their family. They were very sweet letting me watch them wrap these traditional rice dumplings and giving me tips on how to wrap them. The day we went it was pretty busy for lunch. Since this is a family restaurant, they don't have a lot of staff but they do their best to prepare and serve the food to their patrons with a smile. The food is worth the wait. ”