Nosh and Nibble: Food and Drink Blog (Page 14)

Boca'O – The Spanish Tapas Food Truck Experience [OVERVIEW]

Thinking of grabbing a bite as the Spaniards would? Then Vancouver's newest food truck, Boca'O, might be right up your alley. Taking Spanish tapas classics such as potatoes, jamón serrano, and manchego cheese, Boca'O serves up a tidy variety of meals you can enjoy if... »

Tokyo, Japan – Foods to Write Home About [GUIDE]

After 15 days in Japan, I feel like I have a pretty okay grip on what's going on in the city of Tokyo, a megacity I spent 14 days eating in. Given the plethora of dining options (e.g. at least 5500+ in Shinjuku alone), I decided to keep two main lists: things I'd write home about and things (...) »

Masayoshi – Once Upon a $120 Omakase in Vancouver [REVIEW]

Anyone familiar with Tojo's in Vancouver knows that Chef Masayoshi Saba left to form his own restaurant, Masayoshi, in the Fraserhood. As I'm sitting in my hotel room in Tokyo, I can't help but reflect on this dining experience that I paid $120 for back in December 2018. »

Asaka Ramen – Ramen and Dessert 2-in-1 in Richmond [OVERVIEW]

Most ramen restaurants these days operate as a single stop for a classic bowl of Japanese noodles and a side of gyoza, and that's okay. For a little more variety though, Asaka Ramen in Richmond combines the best of Japanese worker dinner and dessert in a new restaurant concept. »

Moltaqa – Moroccan Dinner in Vancouver [OVERVIEW]

I don't know about you but I'm a big fan of Moroccan cuisine. I can imagine a vacation where the Mediterranean winds howl through the souks (marketplaces) of Marrakesh and I'm just trying to find a place where I won't get ripped off on the couscous. Thankfully in Vancouver... »

The Greek by Anatoli – Classy Greek in Gastown, Vancouver [OVERVIEW]

I was trying to think of a blog post title to better describe The Greek Gastown but the shorthand name really says it all. It's Greek food in Vancouver's historic Gastown neighbourhood. It's the only Greek restaurant in Gastown, actually. »

Secret Garden Tea Company – Vegan High Tea in Vancouver [OVERVIEW]

Tea is a pastime that's a hallmark of social gatherings in Vancouver. Its British origins began as far back the 1840s and remains strong at Secret Garden Tea Company, tea is a traditional experience that's celebrated 7 days a week in multiple tea sessions. »

Bonus Bakery – A 100% Plant-Based Cafe in Vancouver [OVERVIEW]

It's hard to find a new cafe opening these days that fills more than the standard mission of serving the neighbourhood. In the case of Bonus Bakery though, there's an alternative mission of providing a fully plant-based menu to suit all varieties of diets. »

White Spot – Avocado Beyond Burger Debut in Vancouver [OVERVIEW]

White Spot has finally added a new burger to its family of burgers. As of April 15th 2019, the Avocado Beyond Burger is now available at all full-service White Spot restaurants in BC and Alberta. »

The Evolution of Blue Grouse, a Cowichan Valley Estate Winery [OVERVIEW]

Great winery intros are hard for the public to run into. Last week, I got just this kind of introduction to Blue Grouse Estate Winery, a unique winery from the rain shadow climate of the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island. »

TurF – Sweat, Shop, and Savour in One Kitsilano Cafe in Vancouver [OVERVIEW]

I've been to a lot of cafes, but what's going on at TurF in Vancouver has me intrigued. This cafe is also home to an athletic-focused shop and fitness studio while still retaining the usual bells and whistles of a cafe. »