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101 Bistro

šŸ“101 Bistro is located in Downtown, very close to Rogers Place (about a 5-minute walk) šŸš¶ā™‚ļø. Although I hesitated a bit before writing about this placešŸ‘Œ, I still decided to share it because it can be a good option under certain circumstances—especially if you’re in the area and craving classic Cantonese cafe eats 😊. 🌟This is the relatively newest among the three Cantonese cafesšŸ˜‹. The interior feels fresh and modern, with bright lighting and clean tables that make it a pleasant spot to sit down. Location-wise, it’s not too far from my home, but due to the security issues in the Downtown area, I still rarely go there on a regular basisšŸ‘Œ. However, since it’s so close to Rogers Place, it’s especially perfect for popping in to warm up with a meal after a hockey game in winter ā„ļøā€”no need to trek far in the cold, just cozy up with a hot bowl of noodles or rice! šŸ˜‹ Overall, 101 Bistro is a very new Cantonese cafe. Compared to the previous two, it has fewer menu options but larger portion sizes—great for hungry folks after a game šŸ’! You’ll find all the classic Hong Kong-style dishes: from silky congee 🄣 and crispy egg tarts 🄧 to savory beef chow fun šŸœ and juicy roasted pork šŸ–. While there are occasional minor quality control issues (like the noodles being a bit overcooked once), there are no major misses overall. It’s especially suitable for grabbing some Hong Kong-style dishes to warm up after an event at Rogers PlacešŸ‘Œ. Imagine stepping in from the cold, ordering a hot cup of milk tea ā˜•ļø and a plate of char siu rice—pure comfort! Hopefully, this place will continue to improve in terms of quality control and menu variety in the futurešŸ‘Œā€”maybe add some more dim sum options? 🄢 I’d love to see har gow (shrimp dumplings) on the menu! If you’re in the Downtown area, especially near Rogers Place, give 101 Bistro a try. It’s not the fanciest, but it’s reliable, convenient, and hits that Cantonese cafe spot just right 😌. Next time I’m at a game, I’m definitely stopping by for their egg tarts—heard they’re flaky and buttery perfection 🄧! #Edmonto#Edmontoncuisine

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101 Bistro

šŸ“101 Bistro is located in Downtown, very close to Rogers Place (about a 5-minute walk) šŸš¶ā™‚ļø. Although I hesitated a bit before writing about this placešŸ‘Œ, I still decided to share it because it can be a good option under certain circumstances—especially if you’re in the area and craving classic Cantonese cafe eats 😊. 🌟This is the relatively newest among the three Cantonese cafesšŸ˜‹. The interior feels fresh and modern, with bright lighting and clean tables that make it a pleasant spot to sit down. Location-wise, it’s not too far from my home, but due to the security issues in the Downtown area, I still rarely go there on a regular basisšŸ‘Œ. However, since it’s so close to Rogers Place, it’s especially perfect for popping in to warm up with a meal after a hockey game in winter ā„ļøā€”no need to trek far in the cold, just cozy up with a hot bowl of noodles or rice! šŸ˜‹ Overall, 101 Bistro is a very new Cantonese cafe. Compared to the previous two, it has fewer menu options but larger portion sizes—great for hungry folks after a game šŸ’! You’ll find all the classic Hong Kong-style dishes: from silky congee 🄣 and crispy egg tarts 🄧 to savory beef chow fun šŸœ and juicy roasted pork šŸ–. While there are occasional minor quality control issues (like the noodles being a bit overcooked once), there are no major misses overall. It’s especially suitable for grabbing some Hong Kong-style dishes to warm up after an event at Rogers PlacešŸ‘Œ. Imagine stepping in from the cold, ordering a hot cup of milk tea ā˜•ļø and a plate of char siu rice—pure comfort! Hopefully, this place will continue to improve in terms of quality control and menu variety in the futurešŸ‘Œā€”maybe add some more dim sum options? 🄢 I’d love to see har gow (shrimp dumplings) on the menu! If you’re in the Downtown area, especially near Rogers Place, give 101 Bistro a try. It’s not the fanciest, but it’s reliable, convenient, and hits that Cantonese cafe spot just right 😌. Next time I’m at a game, I’m definitely stopping by for their egg tarts—heard they’re flaky and buttery perfection 🄧! #Edmonto#Edmontoncuisine

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