Food and Drink

The Asian-focused chains ups the ante for Canadian grocers increasingly looking to the "grocerant" trend to get shoppers to linger longer and spend more.

The Richmond World Festival includes the FEASTival of Flavours (featuring over 50 food trucks and vendors), which means there is much to to eat and drink at this fun event.

We still don't have Uber itself, but Uber Eats is continuing its push in the Vancouver market and has now expanded to include food delivery services in more Metro Vancouver communities.

While nothing beats tucking into a steamy bowl of your favourite broth and slurp-worthy noodles, many of the ramen spots opening up in Vancouver bring something new to the table in order to stand out. Here are five new ramen shops you'll want to check out right now in Vancouver.

Thums Up pop is an imported product from India that is somewhat of a secret, available in the Punjabi Market district of Vancouver

Photo Best of Happy Hour Two working professionals have created a map to help people find happy hour specials in Vancouver.

Just when you think everything but the kitchen sink has been battered, deep-fried, sugar-dusted and put on a stick for your enjoyment, the Fair at the Pacific National Exhibition rolls out a new roster of outrageous eats.

Winemakers can only hope the scent of smoke that's in the air across British Columbia from wildfires won't swirl in the glass once this year's vintages have been bottled.

Last year the waffle taco was his signature indulgence. Two years ago it was the Oreo churro. But this year’s Kit Kat fries may be his best concoction yet.

Saying a "Hail Mary" might be the usual domain of Catholics in search of some divine intercession, but for Vancouverites, Hail Mary's also happens to be a new restaurant and bar on the city's east side.