Pebble Street
$ • Chinese, VegetarianAbout Pebble Street
Customers' Favorites
Fried Noodles with Shrimp in Cream Cheese Sauce
hz1boneless Hainanese Chicken with Rice
Beef Flank Hor Fun Noodle Soup
House Special Fried Rice
Malaysian Curry Chicken
Fried Rice with Tobiko
Seafood Cream Rice
Shrimp Cakes
Dimsum
Pebble Street Reviews
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Good price. Good food. My go to Chinese food fix when I am in Calgary 🥡
If you have never been there I fully recommended
Very crowded place with uncomfortable booth like seats which has a metal back rest. Poor service. Takes a long time to get anyone's attention for everything. You don't know if the servers heard you because they do not acknowledge. Food is ok. They are famous for their wonton, but unfortunately was sold out the day we dined in. Other items are pricy for mediocre food. Unless someone invites me, or I'm starving, I wouldn't come back.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Pebble Street is a restaurant that offers a taste of Hong Kong with a flexible approach to dietary restrictions and wheelchair accessibility. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it an ideal spot for afternoon tea or a casual meal.
The menu features a variety of dishes, including Chow mein with pork and bean sprouts, Portuguese chicken rice, and pork chop rice. The deep-fried noodles, cooked chicken, and pork chop are particularly noteworthy, with great flavors and tender textures. However, the lack of vegetables in some dishes may be a drawback for some.
The restaurant offers a cold milk tea that is sweet, creamy, and ice-cold, making it a perfect complement to any meal. The specials are reasonably priced, with a drink included, making it an excellent value for the money.
The restaurant has received mixed reviews, with some customers praising the authentic Hong Kong-style cuisine and others criticizing the slow and unattentive service. The Peking-style pork chop has also been criticized for having a lot of fat, making it difficult to eat. However, the restaurant remains a popular destination for those seeking a taste of Hong Kong.