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Best Unique Cafes in Vancouver [GUIDE]

The best cafes in Vancouver are hard to rank. Hundreds of businesses will serve you a cup of joe and for the most part, most coffee here is pretty good. In my particular ranking of coffee though, I have to take into account the entire experience. Fact of the matter »

Jess' Restaurant [REVIEW] – Modern-ish, Pricey Korean in Kerrisdale Vancouver

If you told me 95% of Korean restaurants in Vancouver serve the same stuff, I would confirm that sentiment. That's why I'm genuinely curious when a Korean place pops up with a loud website or influencer campaign proclaiming their status as a destination worth putting on »

Novella Coffee Bar – Artisanal Coffee, Real Food, and Michelin Star Pedigree in Vancouver

This one is going straight onto my guide of Best Unique Cafes in Vancouver. What sets Novella apart is its remarkable lineage, being the brainchild of the same visionary minds behind the Michelin-starred Published on Main. This pedigree is immediately evident as you step inside, with the cafe exuding an »

Potluck Hawker Eatery [REVIEW] – Casual Asian Street Food in Cambie Village

Vancouver is renowned for its rich tapestry of Asian cuisines, and restaurants like Potluck Hawker Eatery effortlessly unite this diverse culinary world on a single menu. Step into this vibrant gastronomic haven, where inventive plating, a tapestry of Asian pantry essentials adorning the walls, and a thoughtfully curated menu converge »

Pender Island, BC – A Day Trip Adventure [GUIDE]

As the world recovers from the pandemic, a day trip might instead be the right idea as we look for ways to explore our backyard and contribute to the local economy which has taken a hit throughout this novel coronavirus saga. I've also been to all the destinations »

Wooden Fish [REVIEW] – The Clearest Bun Bo Hue in Vancouver

In the vibrant culinary landscape of Vancouver, where Vietnamese eateries often don the monikers of "Pho _____" or embrace names reminiscent of Vietnamese phrases, emerges Wooden Fish — a serene enclave in the heart of West Vancouver's Ambleside neighborhood. Departing from the conventional nomenclature, this establishment derives its »

Suyo [REVIEW] – Elevated Peruvian and Naturistic Dining in Vancouver

In the ever-evolving culinary landscape, where new establishments rise and fall, Suyo has defied the odds, continuing to captivate diners almost a year into its journey. The allure of Suyo remains undeniable, evident from the perpetually reserved 5pm Saturday dinner slots that demand weeks of foresight. For those familiar with »

Best Food Trucks in Vancouver [GUIDE]

There are trucks that show up to take your lunch money in exchange for standard items and then there are trucks that are doing something really unique that leave you hoping they can set up a permanent brick-and-mortar location. This guide looks at the latter with the following strict criteria: »

Best Burgers in Vancouver [GUIDE]

One of the greatest inventions in food history has to be the burger. Hotly contested is the origin of burgers, with claims of its creation going as far back as the 1800s. The burger is a timeless piece of dining history that resonates with childhood, with beer, and... »

Sun Sui Wah [REVIEW] – Timeless, if Worn, Dim Sum in Vancouver

If you're seeking a dim sum experience that transcends trends and focuses on authentic flavors rather than flashy presentation, then Sun Sui Wah in Vancouver is a dining destination that will whisk you away on a nostalgic journey. Stepping into this long-standing establishment, you'll find yourself »

L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon MGM Grand [REVIEW] – $225 Fine French Dining in Las Vegas

You know things are about to get real pricey when the restaurant is French or doesn't put a menu up online. Such is the case for L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon in the MGM Grand hotel in Las Vegas. Allow me to take you on a sensory »