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Hanai – Casual Hawaiian Elevated Higher in Dollars than Experience [REVIEW]

This is going to be one of those posts where I get angry messages from the business or its fans. I went to one of the hippest restaurant openings in Hanai [https://hanaivancouver.com/] and sadly can't get myself to imagine going again. Coming from a background where »

Top Rope Birria – The Tacos You Wish Were Served Everywhere [REVIEW]

5,000-8,000 hours. That's how long, depending on the region, it takes to become a Red Seal chef. That's 416 12-hour days of training. I can't even commit to the gym for an hour each day but I would if it »

The Alice: An Immersive Cocktail Experience (Vancouver) – Wonderland Fun for Wonderful Humans [OVERVIEW]

The team behind Wizard's Den [https://noshandnibble.blog/the-wizards-den-vancouver-overview/] is back at it with a newly themed experience. Spanning two floors at the Vancouver Alpen Club, this boozy (family-friendly also) affair offers Alice in Wonderland-themed shenanigans in multiple seatings a day. Sure »

Yasma – Elevated Lebanese and Syrian Dining in Vancouver [REVIEW]

Yasma [https://www.yasma.ca/menu] is the startup journey of restaurant dreams. What began as a sub-business operating out of the Dark Table address in Kitsilano is now a full-fledged Lebanese and Syrian eatery in Vancouver's Coal Harbour. The address is a little precarious – since »

Maxine's – Homey Vibes and Eclectic Brunch in Vancouver [REVIEW]

One thing that makes brunch much better is a vibe that makes it feel like you're dining in someone's home. Maxine's Cafe + Bar [https://www.maxinescafebar.com/menu] is a place that makes me feel cozy just remembering my time there. Not only does »

Tenton Ramen and Tonkatsu – West Vancouver [REVIEW]

One cuisine that doesn't get talked about often in West Van is Japanese ramen. With such a huge population of European descent, there's clearly an appetite for Western-friendly menus. However, I'm hoping Tenton Ramen and Tonkatsu is the little ramen shop that could. »

Stem Japanese Eatery – $143 Kaiseki/Omakase in Burnaby [REVIEW]

It's fun to crawl through the glitz and glam of downtown hubs in the restaurant world, but if you look deep enough, the same kind of prestige can be had in the suburbs often for a better value price. I believe Stem Japanese Eatery [https://stemjapanese.ca/] is »

Vancouver Christmas Market 2021 – Food Pricing Guide [EVENT]

After a one-year hiatus from the world, the Vancouver Christmas Market [https://www.vancouverchristmasmarket.com/] is back at Jack Poole Plaza and I couldn't be more overjoyed. While I am an avid visitor and visit every year, I am also hyper-aware of the prices of food »

New Fishport – A Seafood Bistro Lacking True Backbone in Vancouver [REVIEW]

It's kind of crazy to say this but what is going on with the operation of New Fishport [https://newfishport.com/] that they can allow smoking to happen on-premises? It's sad that this overshadowed my food experience but when 20% of my primary senses are »

Community Taps and Pizza – Simplified Cornerside Comfort in Vancouver's Most Italian Neighbourhood [OVERVIEW]

It wasn't going to be long before a new restaurant sprouted up in the ashes of Biercraft. Community Taps and Pizza [https://communitypizza.ca/vancouver/food-menu/] is a new celebration of bringing people together over good food, local vendors, and a modern interior. Keeping in theme with »

Chef's Choice – Sophisticated Chinese Cuisine in Vancouver [REVIEW]

I'm not one to frequent a lot of Chinese restaurants but I savour every chance I get. I had the chance to dine at Chef's Choice [https://www.instagram.com/chefschoice1198/?hl=en] on a fellow food blogger's recommendation and this experience was very »