Chinese Food Pickup for Glastonbury, The Grange & The Hamptons
Do the math on your last delivery order: the service fee, the delivery fee, the “small order” fee, the 40 minutes in a courier bag. Now the other option — Grain of Rice is a six-minute drive from Glastonbury. Order online, and your food comes off the wok while you’re pulling out of your driveway.
Faster than delivery, and it actually arrives hot
• Glastonbury — about 6 minutes via Lewis Estates Blvd and 213 Street
• The Grange & Granville — 7–8 minutes
• The Hamptons — about 10 minutes via Hemingway Road and Winterburn Road
• Coming home past River Cree? We’re just up Winterburn Road — grab dinner on the way.
Order ahead below and checkout shows your ready time; park free out front, and you’re back home before the rice loses its steam.
One order, two cuisines — the family peace treaty
We’re the west end’s Chinese AND Vietnamese kitchen under one roof. One kid wants ginger beef and fried rice, the other wants a pho night, somebody’s gluten-free — one order handles all of it. That’s the whole reason we exist.
Crowd favourites for pickup
• Real ginger beef — Alberta beef and fresh ginger, wok-tossed to order (it travels well)
• Saigon-style pho — broth simmered 10+ hours; gluten-free friendly
• Vermicelli bowls — Saigon street food in a takeout container
• Spring rolls, salad rolls, dumplings, fried rice — plus vegan options across the menu
Quick answers
Do you deliver to Glastonbury or The Hamptons? We’re on the delivery apps if you need it, but ordering direct for pickup means no app markups and food that’s minutes old, not an hour old. Six minutes each way — it’s worth it.
Can I order for a specific time? Yes — order online ahead of time and pick your window at checkout, so dinner lands when the family actually sits down.
Feeding a crowd? For birthdays, team nights and big family dinners, our catering menu does trays and packages — gluten-free and vegan friendly.
Prefer to eat here? The open kitchen and no-tip policy make it an easy night out. Also serving Lewis Farms & Secord, and shoppers heading home from West Edmonton Mall.