LETS Grill Restaurant Calgary

Their squid skewer is by far my favorite. Their beef ones are also amazing

Kid-friendliness: Yes I brought my baby

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes and stroller friendly

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Forgot to take pictures of the grilled skewers, the chicken rack is very average, it should be a thick layer of sweet noodle sauce with white pepper, cumin, salt and chicken essence. It is not as delicious as dry-fried and sprinkled with pepper and salt.
The pancake tastes like the scallion pancake bought in T&T, but luckily the kids like it.
The taste of the kebabs is very friendly to people from North China. The fat of the kebab meat itself is great when paired with salt, cumin and chili peppers. However, the meat tastes like it has been marinated in advance, because the second order asked for less salt, but it was still a bit salty.

Overall it tastes great!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

A nice chinese grill restaurant along centre Street! This small but cozy restaurant has a bunch of skewer options and other grilled foods that all taste great. They generally come out of the kitchen grilled for you, but your table will have a small candle-box with tin foil to lay your food on. This keeps your food toasty and crispy when you finally get to it. The potatoes dish is so crispy and delicious, as are the skewers. The parking lot is somewhat small outside but has a few spots nonetheless. Highly recommend checking it out!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Came here for a large family event, and the food was amazing. The skewers were cooked very well, especially compared to some other places. If you get their VIP membership for $65 a year, you have some great savings are definitely worth it if you come more than once or have a large gathering. Definitely will be back

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Sausage, Lamb Skewer

Microwaved food + undercooked food + mandatory tip. The environment decoration is not bad!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 2

Don't eat at this restaurant!! Don't eat at this restaurant!! Don't eat at this restaurant!!
The restaurant has changed ownership! It’s now run by a group of people from Guangdong, and they serve expired food. Portions have been reduced by 30% compared to before, and they forcibly charge tips. I can understand mandatory tips for a party of six or more, but forcing it on a single person is just disgusting. If you don’t pay the tip, they’ll insult you with extremely rude behavior.

I have a big appetite, so I ordered 20 lamb skewers, one portion of fried tofu, one portion of oysters, two portions of chicken wings, a few side dishes, and two cans of soda. I was planning to pack the leftovers for the next day. First of all, the lamb skewers were noticeably smaller than before—some were even half the size—and had a faint sour taste. The tofu was even worse; it was outright sour. The most disgusting part was the oysters. A portion is supposed to include two oysters, but they smelled so bad, as if they had just come out of a toilet. The meat inside was blackened. I asked the waiter if this was the intended flavor and, if so, to please throw them away and I’d still pay. If they were expired, I requested a fresh batch. (At that point, I was still willing to let it go and just not come back in the future.)

When the new oysters came, it was laughable and infuriating. The new batch didn’t have any foul smell, and the restaurant even gave three oysters as "compensation." However, two out of the three oysters weren’t fully cooked. Lastly, the chicken wings were fine in terms of taste, but the price had doubled compared to the previous owner.

The total bill was 97 $, not including the mandatory tip. I gave 100 $ and said to keep the change. The staff hinted multiple times that the 97 didn’t include the tip and probably expected me to pay 10%. I explained that 97 was the total, and paying 100 should be more than enough. Realizing I wasn’t going to pay an additional 10%, the staff insulted me in Cantonese, calling me a "poor loser." Since when did tipping become mandatory to the point of being verbally abused for not tipping? Tipping is a courtesy, not an obligation. Even many Western restaurants don’t force tips—what makes you think you can?

In summary, avoid this restaurant at all costs. The chef and management have changed, and there’s no reason to go to a place like this anymore.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

This business has no credibility. Routine 1: I ate at his Grilled Fish Bar restaurant before. After I finished my meal, I was informed that I could enjoy a free bottle of drink or wine and side dishes when I applied for the card. Why didn’t I tell them before ordering? Routine 2: Apply for the card. At that time, the boss told me that he also had a business called Northeast BBQ, and the card could be used at any store. But today I went to Northeast BBQ with my friends and wanted to use the card but was refused, so he changed his mind and said The card I applied for can only be used at that store. I refused to acknowledge the promise I made when I applied for the card. If it weren’t for this card, who would have known that the two businesses were the same? Forget it if I can’t use the card. I want to go back to myself. On the seat, the boss kept quibbling and explaining to me. I didn’t want to listen and kept saying a lot of useless things. This kind of business behavior was simply too low.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

The food is so good

Great authentic Dongbei grill!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Lamb Skewer

Good food, good place

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Great food, good service

Super good

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Delicious 👍👍

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Lamb Skewer

Very delicious. very nice.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Casheir was so rude and don’t even know how to talk properly

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1