We never imagined serving Asian fusion at our wedding but we are so thrilled that we did! We initially sampled several more traditional and BBQ style dishes from several caterers in Winnipeg and surrounding areas but we didn’t feel like anything was worth the price that was being charged and/or the food made us feel rather heavy afterwards. We had several older guests that were very much the classic ‘meat and potatoes’ type so it was important to satisfy everyone. Since we were anticipating a hot summer wedding, we wanted something light and fresh while still satisfying our guests’ bellies and making them feel great to dance the night away afterwards. Well Khao House nailed it and the price was more than right, I actually feel like they should have charged more! They served naem khao (crispy coconut rice with lettuce wraps), somen noodle salad (cold noodle w/ tomato, edamame, greens, crispy noodle, sesame dressing), warm miso potato salad (w/ corn, bacon and snap peas), Chinese BBQ chicken (5 spiced with hoisin sauce, grilled green onion and herbs), and for a vegetarian option they served stuffed portabella mushrooms. Guests are still raving about the food and asking where they can buy more, even the ‘meat and potato’ eaters! It was unique but not so over the top that more traditional guests still enjoy the new experience, in fact, they’re amongst the new customers of Khao House! Korene was amazing and easy to work with! She is kind, thoughtful, and put a lot of effort to personalize the service. We couldn’t have hired a better caterer! Even if you don’t have an event to book, you gotta try their food, check them out at The Good Will 625 Portage Ave. Thank you Korene and Randy, you two make delicious food, never stop!
Fabulous, Its New, Its Colorful, Its Creative and most importantly. Its delicious. I could rant and rave, But ill save you the time, Just go.
Came here for lunch during the week, the atmosphere was relaxing and the service was good. We had the best iced coffee! The pho and steamed buns were delicious. Will definitely come back!
My husband and I love coming here - it's our go-to place for a nourishing and hearty lunch or dinner. The owners are warm and friendly and the service has always been fantastic, whether eating in or taking out. We love the atmosphere of the old Wolseley house, which feels very cosy and inviting. I think we've tried almost everything on the menu (which changes on occasion, so we try to taste all the new items when they arrive) and everything's been great. The soups are all very creative, as are the veggie rice bowls, and the pork ball appetizers are a staple. A friend of mine tried the fried chicken and said it was the best he'd every had. And when they make their home-made ice cream, it's to die for!! They are also very helpful at accommodating gluten and dairy allergies. We recommend Khao House to everyone!
Love the menu, service and drinks. This listing says they don’t have alcohol, but they do! Try the Caesar :) cheese and noodles and kalapao are our favourite dishes.
The ever changing menu always has us coming back! My partner and I love this spot. The pork buns are absolutely dynamite, our other favourites are the fried chicken and the khao soi.
So tasty. They understand ramen- tasty and complex savoury broth, and nice firm and chewy noodles.
I've had a few other items as well, including the pork buns, and other specials. Always a tasty treat coming here!
Be sure to ask about the homemade ice cream- always unique!
Khao house is fantastic! The stemmed pork buns and sour pork crispy rice balls are must haves. Ramen and fried chicken are also unbelievable, and if you like spice the chilli oil is my favourite in the city. Super friendly service - all around great restaurant. Favourite new addition to west Broadway.
Service is always great , food is delicious, hot and can tell its made with pure love !! My go to is the kalapao and the spicy ramen they are the bomb.com
Keep up the good work Khaohouse
Late last year I heard a lot of talk about a new restaurant opening up on South Sherbrook Street. It was a small little place without many seats that would be serving Asian Fusian cuisine. The name of the place was Khao House. The first time I tried to visit happened to be at a time when they were closed between lunch and dinner, there was a note explaining that service had been so large, that they needed to replenish before opening for dinner. So, I took note of the hours and decided to come back at a later time.
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