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Rainbow Palace Restaurant

Rainbow Palace Restaurant

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3.9 Google Review
93 McLeod Ave, Spruce Grove, Alberta, T7X 1V4, Canada
(780) 962-8388 rainbowpalace.ca
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Feb 13, 2019
Service: ok....wasn't too busy in there and they never came around to offer to refill waters. Food: Had Combo 3 for 1. Two pieces of shrimp, which were good. Chicken fried rice was also good, however too many big chunks of chicken in it. The chicken balls I was quite surprised by as there was more chicken than batter, which you don't get often. And then it also came with HUGE pieces of dry ribs. Which tasted good, but someone sprinkled salt on them and they were a bit too salty. I will eat here again. Maybe try the western side of the menu.

Mar 29, 2019
Clean and Comfortable atmosphere. The staff very attentive to customers and friendly. Food was tasty and a lot for the price you pay .

May 11, 2019
Excellent. Good service and good food. Haven't been here in 20 years but will be going back.

Mar 8, 2019
Awful service. Wouldn’t accept our groupon (which was still good) because “groupon kept it on too long” like that was our fault. Now we have to contact groupon to get a refund..won’t be back

Nov 12, 2018
Pretty bad as far as Chinese goes, about middle of the road for spruce grove. I’m giving it a 2/5 because the portions were good for the price we paid. With that being said, the food was as bad as bing’s, which is pretty bad in my experience. The chicken chow mein doesn’t resemble western chicken chow mein, which was fine as it was the best part of what we ordered. The chicken fried rice was brown, extremely dry And inedible. The ginger beef didn’t resemble ginger beef in any sense and had no taste of ginger. Their sweet and sour chicken balls were the standard massive piece of breading but the sweet and sour sauce really wasn’t good. Not sure why the Chinese in SG is so lacklustre. If you’re stuck in town and really have a hankering for Chinese, go to the mall and get bourbon street grill or from t&t. Save yourself the hassle. At this point I’ve tried every Chinese restaurant in town and have never consistently thrown out so much Leftover Chinese before. Super disappointed.

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Opening Hours

Mon:11 am - 9 pm
Wed:11 am - 9 pm
Thu:11 am - 9 pm
Fri:11 am - 9 pm
Sat:8 am - 9 pm