Empress Palace Restaurant
$ • Chinese, Dim Sum, VegetarianAbout Empress Palace Restaurant
Customers' Favorites
Empress Palace Restaurant Reviews
Very friendly staff, I love the food with lots of choices for lunch. We'll be coming back for sure.
Been here a lot of times very friendly server , the foods are always fresh and delicious..highly recommended..
Food and service was excellent. Not spicy but good flavour and well made.
Hours
| Monday | 4 - 9PM 10AM - 3PM |
| Tuesday | 4 - 9PM 10AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 3PM 4 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 4 - 9PM 10AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 4 - 9PM 10AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 3PM 4 - 9PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 3PM 4 - 9PM |
The Empress Palace Restaurant is a Chinese eatery located in the northwest area of Royal Oak. The restaurant offers a decent-priced lunch buffet with a variety of dishes, including homemade dim sum, deep-fried pork-filled dumplings, salt and pepper squid, and a selection of noodle dishes. Customers praise the freshness of the food and the friendly, attentive staff. The lunch buffet provides a great way to try different delicious foods, with favorites like wonton soup, beef in black bean sauce, mushroom fried rice, chicken corn soup, hot and sour soup, and Cantonese style chow mein. The steamed pork dumplings are especially popular, and many appreciate the reasonable prices for such a traditional meal.
While the restaurant's decor may be a bit outdated, it remains a convenient choice for a quick Chinese-food fix. The dining room is large and spotless, making it comfortable for guests. The food travels quite well, and many customers enjoy takeout, noting that it is always fresh and piping hot upon arrival. Favorites include ginger beef, sweet and sour pork, and chicken fried rice, which is often described as moist and flavorful. Many customers consider it their go-to Chinese takeout restaurant, noting that it is worth the drive for the tasty and consistent food. The restaurant also provides free 45-minute parking, although some visitors find parking to be a challenge, suggesting that better parking could increase the restaurant's business.