Food 2.5

I’ve come here on numerous occasions, and it’s not my favourite sushi restaurant, but it’s bang for your buck sushi and it does the job if you’re in the area… especially after a hard day’s worth of shopping at Metrotown mall across the street.

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Sweet Revenge Patisserie is one of Vancouver’s few dessert only restaurants. I was charmed by the quaintness of the room, but the home made aspect of the desserts didn’t translate nearly as much as the ambiance suggested.

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I think I’m going to get a lot of hate for this because I know it’s a neighbourhood favourite and beloved Thai restaurant, but the quality of the dishes I tried were just not up to par and very average at the most.

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With 90%+ on Urbanspoon and 80+ votes I was hoping I would find a hidden gem and neighbourhood favourite. I like to think they tried, but the menu was way too big and there were a lot of shoutcuts.

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Everything is very simple and the menu is limited. It really is an antipasto kind of place just like the name suggest, and I found it more enjoyable as a pre-dinner or after-dinner place. I can’t say I was too impressed, but it wasn’t bad.

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It’s a tea house, not a bubble tea house, and it’s popular for chocolate fondue too. For me it was almost like Starbucks being run by Chinese people and there was Asian flare in the style, menu and execution of their drinks and food.

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It’s a one stop shop for frozen treats, but nothing is house made. The ice cream was from Dutchmen Dairy in the Okanagan and the gelato was from Gelateria Dolce Amore on Commercial Drive. It’s quite cheap though, but that’s it.

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It was another Chinese banquet and this time it was at a restaurant I can’t say I’m too excited to go back to each time. So why do I go back to it? Well it’s mainly because of the dance floor. It offers live nightly entertainment… of BALLROOM dancing & singing, and due to family, I must go.

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