Our personal korean food connection, brought us to this place on Broadway which I am sure that I have walked by too many times to count without even noticing. Granted it is on the second floor of the building and it is quite unobstrusive. A bonus is that there is free parking on the roof.Although [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Asian'
Choon Ha Choo Dong – Vancouver
February 4th, 2010 · No Comments
Tags: Asian · Inexpensive · Vancouver
Au Petit Cafe – Vancouver
January 4th, 2010 · 1 Comment
Popular but small local Vietnamese restaurant on Main Street which also closes pretty early – 7pm – or very early if you compare it relative to other Asian restaurants. The owners must be making good money. If you come around lunch time be prepared to wait for one of the few tables, although thankfully service [...]
Tags: Asian · Vancouver · Vietnamese
Momofuku Ko – New York
December 4th, 2009 · No Comments
After it was lauded by the NY Times food critic, we had to go here to find out what the hype was all about. Unfortunately, there are no pictures of this place or the food since the executive chef, David Chang, does not permit it. Take the address with you since this is a very [...]
Tags: Asian · Japanese · New York
Dynasty Seafood Restaurant – Vancouver, BC
November 22nd, 2009 · 4 Comments
So – the old Rich Ocean Seafood Restaurant has re-opened. Apparently, the story was that Rich Ocean used to be Cantonese food (I had eaten here before), and then changed to be Pekingese/Northern Chinese food (my apologies if I have categorized this wrong, but it was a person from China who told me this, and [...]
Tags: Asian · Chinese · Kid-friendly · Vancouver
Dai Tung Chinese Restaurant – Vancouver, BC
November 21st, 2009 · 1 Comment
Dinner on a Friday night to celebrate a special birthday – we went out to Dai Tung. Perhaps the subtleties of Chinese restaurants are somewhat lost on me, but they have a tendency to have similar food, a similar look inside, and similar service. I’m not saying by any stretch that they’re all the same [...]
Tags: Asian · Chinese · Kid-friendly · Vancouver
Vij's – Vancouver, BC
November 15th, 2009 · 2 Comments
This completes the Vancouver Superfecta (of eponymous restaurants, famous for years, and open to anyone with a suitably-sized pocketbook). We’ve been to Cioppino’s. We’ve been to Toshi’s. And Bishop’s. And now, it was time to try the other famous Vancouver restaurant, known across Canada (and more widely) for its amazing Indian cuisine – Vij’s. And [...]
Tags: Asian · Indian · Vancouver
Vancouver Vietnamese Restaurant – Vancouver
October 28th, 2009 · No Comments
In desperate need for new, savoury, good asian food we found this place online and decided to hit it up on (yet) another rainy vancouver night. Oddly enough, I have no idea what this place is called. On the door and on the menu, it says “Vancouver Vietnamese Restaurant”; online every place calls it the [...]
Tags: Asian · Vancouver · Vietnamese
Wagamama – Back Bay – Boston, MA
October 19th, 2009 · No Comments
Do you ever get cravings for Asian food? Especially after eating too much western food? It was about 2:09pm in Boston, when after a weekend of western food, I just had to have some asian food. Being on Boylston street at the time, my options were fairly limited (you’ll know what I mean if you’ve [...]
Tags: Asian · Boston · Fast Food · Japanese · Kid-friendly
Kintaro Ramen – Vancouver
October 9th, 2009 · No Comments
Some young lady once asked, “Can one desire too much of a good thing?”. She had obviously never been to Kintaro – and also probably hadn’t left the restaurant uncomfortably full – like really, “I need to walk”, “I can barely breathe”, “my legs don’t work so well”-kind-of-full. And all we had was a bowl [...]
Tags: Asian · Inexpensive · Japanese · Vancouver
Simply Thai – Vancouver
October 7th, 2009 · No Comments
Situated in trendy Yaletown, which has its share of restaurants that usually range from bad to worse (with a few exceptions like Cioppino’s and Rodney’s Oyster House), I really wasn’t expecting to find good Thai food. Good Thai food is notoriously hard stuff to find; after living in Toronto for 8 years, I only found [...]