It specializes in Latin empanadas and they are hand made with grass fed meats, organic greens and quality ingredients. It offers traditional and modern fillings and the fact that they’re baked instead of fried make them a healthier choice.
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I can already hear it. I can hear your gasps. Yes, it’s taken me this long to write a post on Pho Tan Vietnamese because this is my first visit here. I can see why people say it’s “the best pho in Vancouver”, but I actually liked their other items better.
They actually have another location in Vancouver and they’re quite famous for having the “best wonton mein”. Upon entering the type of kitchen and layout is traditional and expected of a wonton noodle and congee house.
The food was decent, although not my usual dim sum spot. The place is a local favourite and sister to Empire Chinese Restaurant. There was nothing to complain about and nothing really to rave about, although it’s better than average for sure.
So where are you going to find the Canucks, Bruins, Sharks, and Flames under one roof outside of GM Place? At Miko Sushi… or Poster World. I was pretty shocked at how many celebrities have eaten here and particularly hockey players.
If you’re one of those people who get really excited about being the only non-Chinese person at a Chinese restaurant, then get ready to pee in your pants. Sing Yee Chinese Restaurant is another good find and local favourite for the Cantonese-Chinese community.
It was named “Best New Restaurant”, “Best Small Plates”, and “Best New Design”, and it’s modern Chinese done right. It offers Chinese and Asian ingredients presented in small plates with European style, and Chinese and French execution and techniques.
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