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Afghan, authentic, Eclectic, Fusion, Lebanese, Middle East, Persian, TurkishNovember 25, 2014

Where are all the Middle Eastern restaurants in Vancouver, BC?

By Mijune

C’mon Vancouver! For a supposedly world-class multicultural city, we can do better than that, can’t we? Are the only options for authentic Middle Eastern cuisine hole-in-the-wall restaurants with under $10 menu options that are open until the sun comes up?

$20-30, $30-50, Cocktails, Coffee/Tea, desserts, Downtown Vancouver, Eclectic, Euro-Asian, Fusion, Lebanese, Middle East, Pacific Northwest, Pacific Rim, Pastries/Cookies, Persian, Tapas, Turkish, West coastDecember 11, 2013

1,001 Nights Middle Eastern Afternoon Tea at Xi Shi (Shangri-La Hotel)

By Mijune

Inspired by “The Arabian Nights: Tales of 1,001 Nights,” Xi Shi brings a Middle Eastern themed holiday which runs until January 5, 2014. Try their Middle Eastern inspired Afternoon Tea, traditional Lebanese mezze, and cocktails. They also have live music and entertainment every day and a Merchants Market!

$10 or less, Food 4, Food Truck/Cart, Hole in the Wall, Manhattan, Middle East, New York, TurkishDecember 2, 2011

Manhattan, New York – The Halal Guys – 53rd and 6th (Food Cart)

By Mijune

“Chicken & Rice”, “The Platter”, “The Halal Guys”, “Gyro-Spot”, “Chicken Guys”, The food cart on 53rd and 6th”, or whatever the name you know it by, you can’t miss this in Manhattan, New York! It’s no doubt a soft spot for the locals.

$10-20, authentic, Burnaby, Food 4.5, Hole in the Wall, Mediterranean, Pastries/Cookies, TurkishJuly 10, 2011

Anatolia’s Gate – Turkish Restaurant

By Mijune

So where can you find authentic and traditional Turkish cuisine? I introduce to you Anatolia’s Gate in Burnaby, BC! Make the drive, it will be worth it. It’s a hidden gem and hole in the wall eatery that’s family owned and operated by a Turkish family. Most famous for their massive home made lavash bread!