Good Eats

Started by purelife, Oct 26 06 12:13

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purelife

If you know any good eats around the area, please share.

  Here are a few that were mentioned.  (Umm, the purpose of this thread is for me to keep track of the good eats, hee hee... just kidding) *wink*

  Weird Al posted:

Here's another great place in that genereal area, Crave at 24 & Main.   [A href="http://www.straight.com/content.cfm?id=20259"][FONT color=#323232]http://www.straight.com/content.cfm?id=20259[/FONT][/A]

  Russ's Thai Recommendation:

 I actually went to a Thai place yesterday that I have been going to for a while. BEST Thai place I have been to. The cook there used to cook for the king of thailand. The place is also the only place in canada that meets certain thai decoration standards.

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purelife

For Greek, I like Stepho's on Davie.

For Vegetarian Indian food, I like Annapurna on West 4th, kits area.

For Italian, I like Anton's in Burnaby.  

For Meat in general, I like Memphis on Broadway.

Yup, you've got to try those places if you haven't yet.  Do report back. hee hee

Sportsdude

Monsoon Vietnamese Bistro in Manchester. Oh oops you said Vancouver eats. lol.  
"We can't stop here. This is bat country."

Gopher

Which Manchester?
A fool's paradise is better than none.

Sportsdude

Manchester man thats where I live lol. Manchester MO of course. Downtown historic manchester to be a fact lol.
"We can't stop here. This is bat country."

Sportsdude

Used to live in Ballwin was born in Chesterfield. Suburbs of Saint Louis.
"We can't stop here. This is bat country."

Russ

We think alike Purelife. I was doing to do a thread like this, I think that you should edit your post as people post up restaurants, their names, addresses, phone numbers, and menu's if they are available.

    Richmond Sushi - all you can eat. 20 bucks or 14 bucks after a certain time

[A href="http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=427"]http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=427[/A]

8388 Capstan Way #1488, Richmond
Tel: (604) 207-7799

    Samurai Sushi (across from Oakridge) - take out, big portions and fresh. Bout 10 bucks for a good take out.

5888 Cambie St., Vancouver
Tel: (604) 325-8597

[A href="http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=195"]http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=195[/A]

    Taverna Greka. Great greek food with a wicked view of the new west river er polluted fraser river. Great Date or romance place AND also good for a big group. Lots of room. Get the appy platter, and the dinner assorted platter.. with a bottle of wine will come out to a hundred. But Worth it.

[FONT size=4]326 Columbia Street New Westminster B.C.  [/FONT]

[FONT size=4]Tel.  (604) 526-6651, Fax. (604) 525-6103[/FONT]

[A href="http://www.taverna.ca/"]http://www.taverna.ca/[/A]

    Antons Pasta Bar - Incredible Italien. expect to wait a long time for a seat tho.

[DIV align=left][FONT face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" color=#336633 size=2]4260 East Hastings St., Burnaby
(604) 299-6636
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[A href="http://www.antonspastabar.com/"]http://www.antonspastabar.com/[/A]

    Bonns on Broadway - Cheap, lots, greasy spoon. Enough said. 2.95 all day breakfast.

2451 Nanaimo St., Vancouver
Tel: 604-253-7242

[A href="http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=960"]http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=960[/A]

    Horizons Restaurant on top of Burnaby Mountain - Good fine dining. Expect a nosebleed.

Nestled in beautiful Burnaby Mountain Park, Horizons overlooks the bright city lights below. Specializing in steaks and seafood grilled over an open flame, enjoy Chef John Garrett's West Coast inspired cuisine and dine in an elegant setting with a warm ambiance. Call us at 604-299-1155 to book your reservation. We're located at 100 Centennial Way on top of Burnaby Mountain enroute to Simon Fraser University.

[A href="http://www.horizonsrestaurant.com/"]http://www.horizonsrestaurant.com/[/A]

    Landmark Hotpot House - Pretty good, little pricey.

4023 Cambie St., Vancouver
Tel: 604-872-2868

[A href="http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=871"]http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=871[/A]

    Thats all I can think of that I enjoyed for now.
Mercy to the Guilty is Torture to the Victims

Russ

purelife wrote:
 For Greek, I like Stepho's on Davie.

For Vegetarian Indian food, I like Annapurna on West 4th, kits area.

For Italian, I like Anton's in Burnaby.  

For Meat in general, I like Memphis on Broadway.

Yup, you've got to try those places if you haven't yet.  Do report back. hee hee

 

 

 Havent tried Stepho's or Annapurna. Will have to.

 For Indian food I go to

 Original Tandoori King
689 E. 65th Avenue, Vancouver
Tel: 604-327-8900

 [A href="http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=1561"]http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=1561[/A]

 

 All India Sweets.

 49th and Main on the corner.

[A href="http://www.allindiasweetsrestaurant.com/menuitems2/"]http://www.allindiasweetsrestaurant.com/menuitems2/[/A]

      Do you mean Memphis Blues for your meats? I found teh one on Broadway to be wanting. Theres another on on Commercial Ave that I like better. Right by Kitchener and Commercial.    
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greycat

I agree! Antons and Stephos are the best! Still have to find a good dim sum place though (not too expensive but lots of variety)...any suggestions?
It is what it is.

weird al

Friends of mine from mainland China always speak highly of the Fortune House in Metrotown (or is it Eaton's Centre) mall. Good, clean and consistent. I'm not a dim sum fan really, but I've been there and they're fine.

purelife

Pink Pearl on East Hastings is one of the best dim sum places.  My mom has been to the Fortune House in Metrotown and said that their dim sum isn't as great as it was made out to be.  The one called Pink Pearl is the better one.

  When you go to Stepho's, Russ, make sure you try the Roast Lamb.  It's $9.50. It's the best!  Don't bother with getting appy's.  You won't be able to finish your meal if you do.

  Annapurna is in the Entertainment Book.  I liked their authentic chai tea.  You've got to try that as well if you're into homemade Chai tea.  I had their spinach tofu dish and that was excellent.  

  Yeah, it's Memphis Blues.  

Lise

Great thread, purelife!!

  I don't know if I would recommend Samurai Sushi. I mean, the portions are huge but the quality is questionable. The two times I was there, I found the rice to be poorly made and the wait for your food in that cramp place unbelievable. Still, if you want something filling then Samurai Sushi is for you.

  My ultimate favorite Japanese Restaurant will have to be Tomokazu on  W. Broadway for all-u-can-eat. There's a wide variety of raw sashimi if you're into that kinda stuff. Another excellent restaurant is Fish on Rice, Kingsway - they have a wonderful selection of robata/grilled stuff.
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Lise

My favorite dim sum place is Kirin Seafood in Richmond. Excellent dim sum and worth the price.

  For cheap, Big Lai, Kingsway is ok but the service sucks. Another alternative is trying the dim sum at T & T, really cheap for under $2.00.
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Russ

I <think> I have been to big lai on kingsway. It was somewhere along kingsway.

  As for Samurai sushi, I have heard that from a few people. but at the same time a number of us like it. I think its great.. I suppose I can take it off my post if a few people want me to?    
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Lise

Russ, dude... you read too much into these things. Gotta love ya, my boy.

  Leave your comments there for all to read. That's what make this a wonderful forum as we all have different opinions and likes.
Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry.
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