Nosh and Nibble: Food and Drink Blog (Page 5)

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 »

New Fuji [REVIEW] – Retro-Chic Japanese Fusion in Kitsilano Vancouver

Prepare to embark on a gastronomic adventure with the latest addition to the illustrious restaurant family that brought us beloved establishments like Suika, Kingyo, Rajio, Raisu, and Takenaka. Say hello to New Fuji, where culinary hits await at every turn. Nestled in the same neighbourhood as Michelin-starred AnnaLena, this new »

AJ's Brooklyn Pizza Joint [REVIEW] – Thic Detroit Pizza in Vancouver

For over five years, I had been eagerly anticipating a visit to AJ's Brooklyn Pizza Joint, a renowned pizzeria located in Mount Pleasant. With each passing year, the buzz surrounding this place seemed to grow, and the sight of the bustling restaurant through its windows only heightened my »

Mapo Pancake House [REVIEW] – Specialty Korean Pajeon in Vancouver

When it comes to exploring diverse culinary experiences, Vancouver's Yaletown neighbourhood never fails to impress. Tucked away amidst the trendy streets of this very walkable community is Mapo Pancake House, a unique gem that brings a unique twist to the traditional Korean seafood pancake, or "jeon." »

District Eleven [REVIEW] – Creative Vietnamese and Asian Fusion in Vancouver

District Eleven is not just another Vietnamese spot in Mount Pleasant. It's also not just a copy of Anh and Chi a few blocks down. This is a spot that wants to be fun, open late, and full of fun vibes. If there was an izakaya add-on to »

Isetta Cafe Bistro [REVIEW] – The Coolest Cafe in West Vancouver

Discovering hidden gems in bustling neighborhoods is always a delight, and West Vancouver's neighbourhood around Lighthouse Park is no exception. Nestled in a small nook though is Isetta Cafe Bistro, an homage to the famous Italian-BMW microcar crossover. Join me as we delve into the newly rejuvenated space »