Sick of sushi? Then Gyoza King is more than worth a try. Dumplings are the speciality at this dark hovel that attracts young Japanese visitors looking for...

There are so many Korean restaurants on this side of Robson, the area has been dubbed Little Korea. Ask any of the homesick ESL students and they'll lead...

A no-frills, hole in the wall dishing up big bowls of curry Laksa and plates of Hainanese chicken rice or mee goreng (fried noodles) at bargain-basement...

Although the stunning view from this glamorous art deco space is about to be lost to sprouting skyscrapers, the dining experience will continue to entice...

A kitschy, cavernous room provides no-nonsense efficient service, though things get a touch chaotic when busy. The food is solid, comforting noodle-house...

Japanese izakayas (roughly translated as 'sit and drink spots') have been all the rage in Vancouver for some time. Small plates of casual Japanese food...

This is the original outpost of a highly regarded local restaurant group, where Cantonese refinement is given a gentle, warm spiciness. While large group...

After winning praise from no less than the New York Times, this family affair launched its third branch in 2007. The chewy noodles come fried or in soup,...

Complete with six stools at the counter and booths along one wall, New Town is, in spirit and decor, one of the very few true diners still thriving in...

Okada is a calm, very traditional Japanese restaurant. The sushi and sashimi are excellent and complemented by robata, lobster and crab from the live tanks,...

This is the original Vancouver Chinese cuisine heavyweight and pioneer of using local seafood in Cantonese style preparations. A surprisingly good wine list...

Though Hidekazu Tojo's position at the pinnacle of Vancouver Japanese dining is regularly reasserted in local awards, experiences can be mixed. Service is...

Constant queues outside this 30-seat room means a guarantee that the fish is fresh. Apart from that, Toshi Saito's menu is fairly familiar territory, with...

Jamie Oliver described his dinner at Vij's as the most memorable on his trip to Canada. But don't take his word for it. Just ask the mobs that line up...