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Vancouver's Dining Bargains
Two can Dine for under $25
Who says that Vancouver is an expensive place to eat out? There are bargains waiting for you and your dining partner. We are not talking about hot dogs and French fries either. You can experience a full selection of ethnic specialties, seafood and great comfort food for less than $25 for two people!
Here’s a quick description of some of the best bargains in Greater Vancouver. Enjoy!
Acme Cafe
At 51 West Hastings Street (604-569-1022). If you like comfort food like Mac and Cheese and Meatloaf you will love this Downtown Eastside Eatery.
AP Gu Jung
At 1642 Robson Street (604-681-8252). Time for some flavourful and satisfying Korean barbeque accompanied by kimchee and vegetables at this authentic and handy eatery.
Au Petit Cafe
At 4851 Main Street (604-873-3328). This Vietnamese style resto features the flavours of lemongrass and curry with all mains under $10.
Banana Leaf
At 821 West Broadway, 3305 West Broadway and 1098 Denman St. East Asian cooking with the flavours of star anise, curry and cumin will tickle your taste buds.
Chau Kitchen and Bar
At 1500 Robson St. (604-682-8020). For a little more refined Vietnamese cuisine with excellent garlic sauces and sublime stocks visit this inviting restaurant.
El Taco
At 788 Davie St. (604-806-0300). For a yummy taste of Mexico try the tacos, tamales, burritos and savoury salads at this West end eatery. Hola!
Gallery Cafe
At the Vancouver Art Gallery (604-688-2233). After viewing the works of art in the Gallery you can enjoy sophisticated fare such as herb-crusted halibut and penne or butter chicken. Bon appétit.
Go Fish
At 1505 West First Ave. (604-730-5040). For fresh seafood including delicious spot prawns (in season) check out this fisherman’s wharf-Granville Island location. Fresh is good!
Gorilla Food
At 436 Richards St. (604-684-3663). The name hints at the menu which is organic, vegan and raw-food based. Truly a green and organic establishment for the health conscious eater.
Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Catholic Church
At 154 East 10th Ave. (604-875-4747). Perogies, cabbage rolls and sausage are featured on the first Friday of each month and is very popular with locals.
Nuba
At 207-8 West Hastings St., 1206 Seymour St., 146 East Third Ave. For tastes of the Middle East such as lamb kafta and fattoush salad tickling your taste buds, you will come back for more.
Peaceful Restaurant
At 532 West Broadway (604-879-9878). Traditional noodle making is featured with all of the accompanying dishes such as mandarin mu shu pork and cilantro lamb flavoured beautifully.
Saravanaa Bhavan
At 955 West Broadway (604-732-7700). South Indian dishes infused with the wonderful flavours of coconut, mint and various chutneys will make your day.
Tung Hing Bakery
At 1198 Kingsway (604-875-3394). Wickedly flavourful Vietnamese style baguettes accompanied by barbeque pork buns, if really hungry, are a real deal at this place.
Whole Foods Market
At 510 West 8th Avenue (778-370-4821) or 925 Main St. This deli offers a full selection of hot and cold foods with free range cooked chickens and sushi featured daily.
As you can see, the selection is great and your wallet will thank you after you enjoy these extremely affordable restaurants. If you are going to Victoria check out our bcfoodandwine site for your dining destinations.
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