Food and Drink

Sorry Jef Choy, I had to highjack your column for a minute to share my current favourite summertime treat.

Angel Seafood on Grant Street near Clark supplies most of the cities sushi bars with fish. What alot of people don't know is they operate a retail shop.

If you don't like this stuff...I'm pretty much calling racist on you.....hey...I know from experience, before even trying it, I wrote it off in the same category as congee in a can, mung bean drink, and tripe....

Scroll down a couple of posts and read Gerald's post about the Wooden Shoe. Then scroll back up and trip the hell out on this photo I've been meaning to post of Suede and Rob in front of that very photo of Rob and Suede.

I drove by this place last week and it looks like the back counter is still open. My first visit here was because I saw the episode of No Reservations where Anthony Bourdain talked about Save On Meats.

Not ever in my wildest gluten free, dairy free, garlic free, celiac dreams did I ever think I would be able to eat a glorious Dutch Pannekoek. Well my prayers have been answered.... The Wooden shoe on Cambie St.

Richmond is one of the Chinese food capitals of the world but for those wanting a more downtowny type eatery vibe within city of Richmond limits, there's a new joint in the heart of the Steveston village, right on Moncton street called GUDRUN .

Once the hot weather starts, I start craving certain food and drink at an unreasonable level. In the up and coming weeks I will share with you some of this fare.

Rangoli Next door to its internationally renowned sister restaurant Vij’s, Rangoli is not your typical Indian restaurant; each meal celebrates the flavour of different Indian spices and local ingredients.

Located on Davie street and open from 11AM until 3AM, this window is essentially the backdoor for the larger, sit down, Chinese restaurant that is in the same building that faces out onto Granville street.