Slave Lake Grill — Restaurant in Town of Slave Lake

The owner was a very friendly gentleman and started working right after I ordered. The reason for the 3/5 was the menu/food itself. $18XX for a teriyaki chicken and the picture for the menu shows rice which would be a reasonable price. I paid $8 for extra chicken only to get the order without any rice and some lettuce as the side. When I asked about rice he went and got a room temperature bowl with maybe 1/2 cup of rice. I didn’t want to bother him and before I left I looked on the wall for the tiny menu with pricing and under rice it said $2.75 that was half washed away. $26.XX for this is a little steep especially considering it was grizzly fat chicken. Flavor was good. But I’d highly recommend creating a legible menu or not having pictures of sides that aren’t included with the meal.

Update later this day: Also I just painted the inside of a theatre washroom missing 20 minutes of a movie because...

Really nice, friendly hole-in-the-wall! The food is delicious and surprisingly authentic, considering it’s Slave Lake, Alberta. The surprise winner was the dressing on our side salads, and the homemade kimchi was also great! I had the beef bulgogi, and my dinner buddy had the teriyaki grilled chicken. Really tasty and great portions. The service was warm and friendly. The couple who run this place are so sweet.

I love Korean food, and I have to say this was a REALLY delightful little find. Definitely...

Stopped here as I was passing through Slave Lake for work. Best Korean food Ive had in eons. Pork Bulgoki was the lunch special - $18.00; salad, a bowl of rice and the bulgoki pork - the flavours were simply amazing. Fresh vegetables, garlic and spices - you wont be disappointed.

The owners were gracious hosts and delightful as well.

A slice of heaven for the palette. Dont miss this treasure, its worth the 3 hour drive...