What's must try food around YVR?

[Xtrema]

Have not been in Vancouver for a couple years. Any new good restaurants one must try?

[rage2]

Tojos. Toro is amazing.

[flipstah]

You like ramen? Kintaro or Santouka.

Medina if you like waffles.

[dj_rice]

Originally posted by rage2
Tojos. Toro is amazing.

If you like East Indian, I heard Vij's is all the rage

For lunch sandwiches, Meat & Bread is a must try. Their porchetta/salsa verde sandwich is TO DIE FORRRR

[npham]

Originally posted by rage2
Tojos. Toro is amazing.

So good. Sushi tuna ball is awesome.

[Super_Geo]

Torafuku.

Like Anju or Pigeonhole here in Calgary, but better, more creative and slightly cheaper. Very hip setting.

Only a couple months old, now my favorite spot in Vancouver.

[nicknolte]

Suika - if you're craving Japanese, but don't want sushi
Kishimoto - awesome sushi
Miku - if you're craving Japanese
Chambar - if you're craving French
L'Abattoir - if you're craving French
Phenom Penh - if you're craving SE Asian
Shanghai River - if you're in Richmond
Tasty's Indian Bistro - if you're in Delta

and that's just off the top of my head. I miss living in Vancouver

[GQBalla]

HK BBQ Master

[Cos]

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[BokCh0y]

Ramen Jinya - 207 Robson Street.

Kintaro Ramen - Robson and Denman

Japadog - 530 Robson Street

Thai Food: Tamarind Hill - North Vancouver on Lonsdale

There are other places, I gotta find my business cards and I will post .ore for you.

[deee_wreck]

My typical visits are:

Sushi Garden - Either location
Shanghai River - Richmond
Red Star - Granville (dim sum and Peking duck)
New Town bakery - Chinatown
Kintaro - downtown

Stuff I bring back:
St. Germaine bakery for bbq buns and egg tarts
Bee Kim Heung for jerky, I'm cheap I buy usually justthe "ends" $11/bag

If your on a budget:
Izumiya Japanese Grocery store - cheap and fresh sushi run by Japanese.
Food court Aberdeen or Lansdown malls.

[95EG6P]

Originally posted by deee_wreck
My typical visits are:

Sushi Garden - Either location
Shanghai River - Richmond
Red Star - Granville (dim sum and Peking duck)
New Town bakery - Chinatown
Kintaro - downtown

Stuff I bring back:
St. Germaine bakery for bbq buns and egg tarts
Bee Kim Heung for jerky, I'm cheap I buy usually justthe "ends" $11/bag

If your on a budget:
Izumiya Japanese Grocery store - cheap and fresh sushi run by Japanese.
Food court Aberdeen or Lansdown malls.

aberdeen is awesome love it so much

[Sorath]

santouka
kintaro
tojo's
guu
kingyo

I usually only go to japanese food places because they are so good and fresh and so much cheaper than here. Minus tojo's lol

[gqmw]

santouka > kintaro in my opinion
marutama has a great chicken broth
guu - I like the original one the best
shanghai river or top shanghai cuisine for some dumplings (both are good)
revel room - awesome place to chill have some drinks
chill winston - good place to chill
flying pig - good for some drinks
phenom penh - raw beef + wings are good, I'd skip it though - we have better pho and raw beef here in Calg
sushi - most of what I'd go to is listed above already

[vengie]

I was there this past weekend and ate at Pier 7 in North Van.

Wicked view of downtown at night, great ambiance, and the food (Salmon) was excellent.

[frozenrice]

I was just in Vancouver last week. Didn't dive too much into the ethnic foods but did try "the Checkmate Caesar" from a place called The Score on Davie. It was mostly for the novelty of saying I ordered it.



Just a note, I didn't know at first (and not that it matters to me) but it turned out the place is in a LGBT neighbourhood. Just be forewarned....

[Darkane]

Not sure how new it is but West had the best service I've ever had. Food was also very good. They've won multiple service awards.

[sputnik]

None of those places are near the airport.

[rage2]

Originally posted by sputnik
None of those places are near the airport.

[HiSpec]

Miku
Guu (original location)
Ask for Luigi
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