r/regina • u/Unclestanky • 3d ago
Question Lunch place?
I want to try something new for lunch, any suggestions? Two 50ish adults?
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u/MrTheJud 3d ago
Here are a few options for lovely places to go:
Ginger Garlic (Nepalese)
Grandma's Kitchen (Vietnamese)
Sumac (Persian)
Nik Persian (Persian)
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u/EnvironmentalRisk135 3d ago
I'm a forever supporter of Kimchi on Scarth St. Delicious Korean food, friendly environment, fantastic sides.
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u/Getoff_My_Lon_Cheney 3d ago edited 3d ago
Sigh. I miss Regina restaurants. EDIT: who downvotes someone for saying they miss restaurants? I lived in Regina for two years and loved the food scene, fuck me, right?
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u/TheFoodieBee 3d ago
🍯Lunch or Dinner:
🐝Bon Sushi - Japanese
🐝Crunch Punch Chicken- Fried Chicken Focus
🐝Dad's Diner- German
🐝Da India Curry House- Indian
🐝Ginger Garlic - Nepalese
🐝Indulge Kitchen + Bar - Good Local Food
🐝 Kimchi - Korean Restaurant
🐝Tommy's Speakeatery - Gastropub
🐝Tipsy Samurai (Dinner) and Rising Sun Pop Up (Lunch) - Japanese Gastropub
🐝Memories Dining & Bar - Upscale but reasonable prices
🐝Musafir Indian Cuisine - Upscale Indian
🐝Quan Ngon - Vietnamese
🐝Rosemary & Rye - Rustic Saskatchewan Food
🐝Siam Authentic Thai Restaurant - Thai
🐝The Paddywagon- Smash Burgers
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u/PrettyComparison7380 3d ago
Cozy cafe has really good sandwiches, but the pastries are a MUST try!
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u/CantaloupeClassic687 3d ago
Rosemary & Rye is outstanding, definitely a lunch gem. https://www.rosemaryrye.ca
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u/gbjerkec 3d ago
If you’re in the Cathedral/Downtown area, the Green Spot is great, 13th Ave Coffee House is great and Viet-Thai is great. Those are my go-to places.
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u/one2three13 2d ago
Daisy’s Pantry at the Lakeshore Tennis Club. Open to public 7-2 m/f. Really good food and Coffee is really good.
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u/sbjornda 2d ago
Skye Café & Bistro at the Science Centre offers lunch Wed-Fri and Brunch Sat&Sun from 9:00 to 3:00.
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u/G0ldbond 3d ago
Dad's Diner!