Steve E. wrote: >I would like a bunch of suggestions on good and reasonable ethnic food >downtown (Vancouver). Whether it is five star or one star that tastes like five. For Indian food, try "Masala" on Seymour (on the corner of either Drake or Davie). It's trendier in its presentation than your usual Indian restaurant, and the food is great. Nice atmosphere, too. For excellent Vietnamese noodle soups, there a place on E. Broadway (on the south-east corner of Broadway and Fraser). Sorry I can't remember the name, but it's got a big awning and it's the only Vietnamese restaurant on the block. Their whole menu is pretty good, but the soups are the best (rich, seasoned homemade broths!). The ambience is non-existent, though! That's all I can think of at the moment. Have fun! Laurie From [email removed] Wed Dec 13 09:52:30 EST 1995 Article: 21406 of rec.food.restaurants
Vancouver, Canada
Vancouver-Downtown Restaurants
In article , [email removed] (Steve Epstein) wrote: > I would like a bunch of suggestions on good and reasonable ethnic food > downtown. Whether it is five star or one star that tastes like five. Best cheap Vietnamese in Vancouver's Chinatown is a place called "My Xuan" at 714 Main. It's a family-run operation, with Mama cooking the most amazing regional specialties, like crab dishes and beef ragout like I've never been able to find elsewhere... Everything's super-fresh -- they're constantly making runs to the neighborhood produce markets. Finish off with some heavenly iced espresso. Bon Apetit. From [email removed] Fri Dec 15 18:06:53 EST 1995 Article: 21480 of rec.food.restaurants
In article , [email removed] (Steve Epstein) wrote: > I would like a bunch of suggestions on good and reasonable ethnic food > downtown. Whether it is five star or one star that tastes like five. Downtown eateries in Vanc: Sapporo Shogun Resturant has great Japanese noodle soups for around 5 bucks. Stepho's for good Greek food. William Tell Resurant for european dishes (expensive) There are many many others that I really like, but they are not downtown. contact me if you want further suggestions. Jan Altshool [email removed] From [email removed] Sun Mar 3 17:49:51 EST 1996 Article: 23210 of rec.food.restaurants