Blue Dragon Restaurant

A hidden gem. I’m in love with the whole family of restaurants in Red Deer and Sylvan (Sophear and Bamboo Hut). Their Tom Kha Gai soup is delicious and so are their curries. I like mine with more liquid (almost like a soup) and they’ll accommodate if you ask! Vegan options are clearly marked toon Service is okay, atmosphere isn’t pretty but don’t judge a book by its cover!

Defently decent food would recommend to friends very tasty and exceptional quality will stop in next time I’m in town again

very very expensive here for what you get. but the food makes up for it. everything I’ve had is very very tasty and have had no complaints with anything I’ve tried. dragon bowl is to die for.

I found this place thanks to Unilocal and was very impressed with many of the dishes. I tried the chicken and beef satay, the tom yum soup, egg rolls, the green curry, dragon bowl, curry pork and pineapple and the chicken coriander.
The sauces and flavours were very good, not as spicy as I thought we’d ordered, but still great flavours. My biggest problem with all of the dishes was that the meat was a bit dry, especially on the satays.
The Tom Yum was quite good, missing a few of the fresher ingredients that maybe bigger cities have better access to, but still very good anyway.
Cute décor, it reminds me of a little Chinese restaurant with the décor and the music. It’s a bit cold, so I’d recommend wearing a jacket or heavier clothing.
This place is very hidden away in the industrial area of Red Deer, but it definitely is worth finding!

I read raving reviews from Unilocal,Urbanspoon, and a friend. I was excited to try this place.
The restaurants tucked away off the main road. The atmosphere matched the flavor of their food, drab. The portions are small. The service was good. Everything arrived together in a reasonable amount of time.
Usually thai curry dishes are served in a bowl full of the sauce, however there was barely any with each entrée. We ordered their #1 Panang Kai dish, which was mediocre.
I would save my thai craving for elsewhere.

Wow! Super amazing food! The young chief at this little hole in the wall restaurant has some serious talent. My husband and I (super foodies) went to try this place on recommendations and were incredibly impressed! It is not easy to find but well worth the search as together we shared the spring rolls, Tom Yum Soup and then each had a dish that we sampled together. Mine was the Lemon Grass Chicken and my husband got the Cilantro Chicken. Thai is our fav cuisine and we have eat much Thai from all over Canada and can honestly say that this is the best we have ever had.
The service was also very friendly and never rushed. Our dishes were cleared quickly and we didn’t have to wait long for any part of our meal. We were not shocked to see the awards given by the city to this small place on the wall when we came in. The dishes were amazing, presentation was gorgeous, flavorful yet not over powering and totally generous with the portions. We would eat here again in a heart beat.

Came here a couple times. I always insist on extra extra spicy (Thai spicy) but never was enough. Ordered the Tom Yum soup every time. Other than coming up short in spice, soup was decent and one of the better ones between Red Deer and Calgary.

I spend about 3 – 4 weeks in Red Deer each year for work. Every time I am in town, I ensure to make at least one stop at the Blue Dragon Restaurant. Red Deer has a handful of great local restaurants and this is one of them.
We found the restaurant last year and I have been back 3 – 4 times since and have never been disappointed. The restaurant is kinda hidden as it is off the main streets of Red Deer in a commercial area but don’t let this turn you away. The food and portion sizes are great, service is friendly and all for about $ 15 – 20. The décor is pretty plain and its very casual, but if you haven’t tried Blue Dragon, I highly recommend it.

This diamond in the rough (the rough literally referring to the Northland Industrial Park) boasts arguably the best Cambodian/​Thai/​Vietnamese cuisine in Red Deer. No bland Phở here… and on a cold/​rainy day diners should try the Dragon wonton soup with its great balance of spices and fresh ingredients (which can cheaply and easily be shared due to the generous portion sizes)
Though the décor is simple and the location is awkward, the friendly service, inexpensive menu, and tasty food make Blue Dragon a hot spot for a dinner out in Red Deer.