Spice and Aroma Calgary 食来食往牛骨浓汤麻辣烫 — Restaurant in Calgary

Imagine stepping into a world of culinary delights where every bite tells a story of tradition, flavor, and craftsmanship. Asian restaurants offer a gastronomic journey like no other, with each dish crafted to perfection.

From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene tea houses of China, Asian cuisine is a tapestry of flavors, textures, and aromas that captivate the senses. Whether you're savoring the delicate balance of flavors in a bowl of Thai green curry or indulging in the rich complexity of Korean barbecue, each dish is a celebration of culinary artistry.

One of the joys of dining at an Asian restaurant is the sense of community and shared experience. Many Asian cultures place a strong emphasis on food as a way to connect with loved ones and create lasting memories. Sitting around a hot pot table or passing around plates of dim sum creates a sense of togetherness that transcends language and borders.

The diversity of Asian cuisine is truly remarkable. From the intricate sushi rolls of Japan to the fiery curries of India, each region offers a unique culinary perspective that reflects its history, culture, and geography. Exploring the myriad flavors of Asia is like embarking on a culinary adventure that never fails to surprise and delight.

In conclusion, dining at an Asian restaurant is not just about the food; it's about the experience. It's about immersing yourself in a world of bold flavors, vibrant colors, and warm hospitality. So, the next time you're craving an unforgettable dining experience, consider visiting an Asian restaurant to embark on a culinary journey like no other.

I hope this captures the essence of dining at an Asian restaurant for you! If you ever get the chance to try one, I'm sure you'll love the experience. Do you have a favorite Asian cuisine or dish that you...

Today, a co-worker told me about this new place on Center St. NW. Called Spice and Aroma. It's almost like a hot pot, but they cook it for you in their spicy savory broth. You can pick the heat level. I decided to try mild, and it was perfect, just a little heat. You first grab a clear bowl and tong and pick the two choices of meat beef or lamb. Then pick any seafood from soft shell crab, shrimp, clam, baby Octopus, squid, choices of mushrooms. Many noodle choices from hand pulled to udon, choices of tofu, beancurds, fishballs, beefball, spam, sausages, shrimp paste, and many choices of veggies. They have beef tendons, tripe. Sweet potato noodles, seaweed, kelp, fish, and fish noodles. They have different broths to choose from. This is a great place for vegetarians and vegans....BUT....There is cross contamination, customers use one tong and they grab what they want, the tongs are touching the meat and seafood juices and touching noodles and veggies. If that does not bother you, it's a place to go. I'm not sure if cooking it in a very, very hot broth will be a deciding factor. Cause the food temperature is HOT! The broth was very good, and they also dry mix (no broth). It would be amazing if they had a nice sauce station, cause it seriously is a hot pot. My meal was served in a gold pot. This place is pretty busy and very limited seating. If you like noodle soups and hot pot. You have to check it out. Note: This place charges by weight. So, my first bowl was a mixture of ingredients. The dry mix I took home was with a few soft shell crabs, and the price was the same, about $35. I am, however, very full and...

NEVER COMING BACK HERE.‼️ -found hair, and a bug in the soup.

today was the second time i’ve been here. i came here last time with a friend of mine, and it left us a good impression because the food felt really delicious and the soup was not that oily but it was good.

HOWEVER, when i came here today, i decided that i will NEVER come back here. first of all everything was good, me and my bf we got everything we wanted, paid, and waited for our food. when the food was here, it looked amazing as last time, however when i was mixing the peanut sauce, i realized there was a strand of hair. FYI i already tried the soup that had hair in it, and that made me feel so disgusted. we went to the front for a refund, and they asked me to grab a new bowl again. this was so annoying because i forgot what i had in the before, and while i was eating the second bowl, i realized i forgot alot of the ingredients that i wanted to try, as i felt rushed to grab the new ingredients. they didn’t charge me for the new bowl.

HOWEVER, when i was eating, let me tell you my eye sight is really good, and im sensitive when it comes to things that are in my food where it’s not supposed to be. i found a BUG. it’s really tiny so at first i thought it was the black sesame seed, however when i placed it on the tip of my chopstick and took a clear picture for proof, i realized it was a bug.

FYI, i had my hair tied because i was eating duh so it is NOT mine, and my hair...