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Discover Restaurants offering the best Thai food in Canmore, Alberta, Canada. Catapulted to fame for its part in the 1988 Winter Olympics, this former coal-mining town in the Canadian Rockies is a perfect base for visiting some of the country’s most impressive national parks. First stop for most visitors is the ski trails in Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park. Contemplate natural wonders at the Museum and Geoscience Centre, and mush through the snow on a sled-dog tour.
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1. Thai Pagoda
Overall Ratings
3 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By teamhardingjones
Good menu choices with all the traditional favourites. We ate as a group of five , 2 opting for the pad Thai and the others having the peanut stir fry with chicken. All meals were generously proportioned. We selected coconut rice for the table and it was delicious. They were quick with the meals and attentive with the drinks. Food and beverages were well priced. What a nice little find in Canmore .
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2. Quatro Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Our restaurant menu offers a wide array of fine asian cuisine.Come and discover the personalized experience of having your choice of succulent dimsum,seafood,tender chicken,juicy steaks,cooked to delicious perfection in an extraordinary zen environment th
Reviewed By Frank Y
...But my son loved his dish.Perhaps the only ugly location we ate at in Canmore, but we were craving Asian food and it was close, so we pulled into the sketchy parking lot and decided to take a chance.The hostess/waitress was certainly a fan of the food, telling us that the food here was better than at any Philippine restaurant she visited in Toronto or New York (cities with sizeable Philippine populations), and the Thai dishes were excellent. She told us that the restaurant was helping to introduce Canmore to real Asian cuisine.Positives? My son loved his pork dish (forget the name). My daughter was happy enough with her seafood noodle dish, even though she left about half of the noodles. Both tasted okay to me (and at $19 an entree, way overpriced for the size of the portions). My wife said her food was shrug-worthy. Gummy chicken in some bland brown sauce.My pad-thai was simply the worst that I have ever tasted, and I have actually eaten pad thai in pubs in Toronto where they specialize in burgers. Served in a sickly sweet brown sauce - a LOT of brown sauce - it was (despite the waitress' hype) pretty much inedible. The tofu chunks were fine, but the chicken was very chewy. No peanuts, no discernible spicing, thick noodles, all overpowered by sweetness. I ate about a third of it, and our waitress who had pretty much disappeared to serve a large group that came in - can't blame her as the place was understaffed - didn't ask why more than half of our food was uneaten at the end of the meal. If their intention is to introduce "real Asian food" to the residents and visitors to Canmore, I am afraid that people will decide that frozen egg rolls are a better option.Quatro looks like it used to be another type of restaurant. A few Asian posters on brightly painted walls, uncomfortable seating and a complete lack of atmosphere. Which of course wouldn't be an issue if the food wasn't bad. Even the parking lot could use a clean up. Overall, the feeling was that there's either a lack of pride in the place, or a lack of staff.And worst of all - the washroom was filthy. Urine all over the floor, a liquid soap bottle where the soap had clearly been watered down in order to save some cash. The whole experience left a bad taste in my mouth. But like I said, one of our party liked his meal and another was okay with it, so it wouldn't be fair to give it a 1.But if you want to try "real Asian food" and this is the only option available while you are visiting Canmore, you might want to wait until you are visiting some other place.
3. PeakEats
PeakEATS provides handcrafted whole food for all your adventures. Our fresh, dehydrated, or freeze dried meals and snacks take into consideration your requirements for nutrition, calories, preferences, weight, and volume. Because our ingredients are indiv
Reviewed By Sam G
PeakEats offers a great variety of grab-and-go snacks. It's a quick and easy way to get snacks for a hike or a walk, but there is quite a bit of plastic packaging involved.
