Food and Drink

Vancouver crushed hard on the Sushi Donuts found at the Chinatown Night Market. It just happens that the vendor opened up a permanent restaurant that has Sushi Donuts on the menu.

Summer is the sweetest time of year in Vancouver, made even sweeter by the creative treats being served up at the Ice Cream Socials every weekend at Beta5.

Heritage Asian Eatery is known for its modern, playful take on dishes like rice bowls, bao (buns), chicken wings, and matcha dessert dumplings.

Subtle differences, along with some uniquely Vancouver twists, mean Ramen Taka offers diners a ramen experience they most likely have not encountered elsewhere.

The Richmond Night Market is back with over 100 food and 200 retail vendors, plenty of midway games and live entertainment.

Vancouver-based Soft Peaks Ice Cream opened its second location this month – in the heart of Metrotown, across from Metropolis at Metrotown.

Taco Tuesday ain't got nothing on the Taco Monday deal going on at one Metro Vancouver pub group, where they have a weekly all-you-can-eat tacos deal for $10 every week.

The end of a very delicious chapter in Vancouver's ramen history is about to come to a close. Menya Japanese Noodle on Broadway will be closing down on May 31.

"Ice cream with a twist" is the slogan for a new soft serve ice cream shop opening up in downtown Vancouver. Except, based on their pre-opening marketing, Perverted Ice Cream's "twist" is...sex.

Another new food truck is revving its engine and cooking up some eats on wheels here in Vancouver. Marimba, which parks near the Vancouver Art Gallery, is serving up Veracruz-style Mexican empanadas and tortas (sandwiches).