We stayed right across the street from the International Village Mall which quite rundown. However,…read morethe food court on the 2nd floor is alive and well. We ordered 4 dishes for takeout for the 4 of us and everything was delicious. It looks like a man and his wife run the entire place and everything is made to order. Would highly recommend for takeout if staying in the area.

I had Pad Thai combo again with high expectations but honestly it was disappointing this time. It…read morelooked exact same and same volume. But even I asked mild heat level, it was very hot. And seasoning was odd as well. Not much tamarind ( thanks God! No ketchup!) but strong fish and oyster sauce. The balance was really bad. Spring roll has vermicelli and vegetables inside. Very mild seasons. Only good thing is the old man in the counter is very sweet and friendly. He looked enjoying serving to the customer from bottom of his heart. Simply gem.

We needed a nice quiet place for dinner and the oyster bar across the street was, no bueno. We…read moresauntered over to Zab Zaab and had a wonderful meal. The service was spot on and very pleasant. We enjoyed a wonderful and meal with some delicious appetizers. I read the reviews and specifically asked for crispy calamari and it was melt in your mouth delicious. Prawn pad Thai and the curry were very good. I enjoyed the spring rolls which were fresh with crisp filling. Definitely a can't go wrong spot for me.

My wife and I were strolling along the seawall when we wanted to grab a small dinner. Zab Zaab…read morepopped up as highly recommended on Yelp and was close, so we chose to go there without reservations. We waited roughly 10 minutes for a table. The space overall is quite small. We were seated outside on the patio as it was the first table available. I didn't really like the table we sat at because it was on a slant and the the table was a bit wobbly so it made both sitting and eating a bit awkward. We shared an appetizer platter so I was able to try the following: - Spring Rolls: Good. Better and lighter than I expected. - Satay: Good/average. - Crispy Wontons: Average Service wasn't great. Rushed, not readily available, and both drinks and food came out fairly slow. Overall, it was ok. Nothing really outstanding in food or service, andexpensive for what we got. Would be willing to try again, but only if someone suggested it.

The chicken curry was amazing! The staff so sweet and accomodating! Clean, cafe style.read more

We had a short 10 minute wait. Once seated we were greeted politely, we put our order in…read more Beef noodle, seafood noodle and papaya salad. Iced coffee and Thai tea. Food was delicious and drinks as they should be. Super friendly staff. Even when the wife asked for hot chili they delivered some and asked if food was okay. Food was great but the wife likes it actually hot spicy.

I've been to Miku several times, and today I finally decided to write a proper review. First, I…read morewant to praise the service. Every time I come, I can feel the professionalism and attentiveness of the staff. From seating to ordering, and then to the care during the meal, everything is done with great finesse, making me feel comfortable and at ease. The unique politeness and meticulousness of Japanese service are naturally reflected here. The food is also a reason I want to come back. Whether it's the freshness of the ingredients, the presentation, or the taste, you can feel the attention to detail. Japanese cuisine emphasizes the quality of the ingredients themselves, and Miku presents this refinement beautifully. Every dish is pleasing to the eye and has a layered flavor. I also love the ambiance. The overall design is simple, elegant, and has a very comfortable Japanese aesthetic. The lighting, seating, and spatial layout all create a relaxing atmosphere without feeling overly decorated; instead, they have a high-quality feel. As for the atmosphere, I think it's what makes this place so special. Elegant and quiet, yet not too formal, it's suitable for dates or enjoying a good meal with friends. Sitting there slowly eating and chatting makes the whole dining experience particularly comfortable. After several visits, I still feel that Miku is a restaurant worth returning to again and again. It's not just because of any one dish, but because the service, cuisine, environment, and atmosphere combine to create a very pleasant experience every time I come.

Normally a restaurant with great views has mediocre food. Miku breaks this norm by serving…read moreexcellent seafood and sushi all while proving an amazing view of the sea and north Vancouver. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the sushi and sashimi, which was sourced sustainably. The drinks were also great and options plentiful. Service was attentive and adequate. Not a standout part of the experience but far from bad. Miku was recommended by a local and we can see why!

The thai food here is great!! I got the pad se ew with chicken and it's very flavorful and the…read morethick noodles are very chewy. It's small pieces of chicken throughout so I wished there was more bigger pieces of chicken. My friend got the boat noodle and he enjoyed it although the med spicy was definitely a little too spicy. The service was good and the place was nice and clean. There isn't too many tables so you may have to wait if there's a lot of people

Nice food, just a little disappointing that we couldn't eat inside the restaurant. They're having a…read morechange in policy for the summer where it's only takeout from 4-8 pm. Kinda sucks if it rains outside. My friend and I ate at the one table for 2 outside. Had to use the bathroom before leaving. Food was good. Tried a little of my friend's dish that was incredibly spicy! I enjoyed my Pad Kar Pao. They were out of duck but crispy pork was very good, as was mango coconut sticky rice. I can see why it's a favourite of a friend who runs a studio nearby.

As per usual, a crowd favorite for a reason. Came here on a weekday at 5 PM and the place was…read morepacked already, and everything on the menu is a good option, but my favorite is the crying tiger beef because the beef is so tender and marinated well and the price is reasonable for the portion size. Great date night spot too, ambience is really nice except when it's busy it gets really loud.

Thai food is always a welcome meal, and Sawasdee is no exception. It's decent quality but we have…read morehigh standards. It's not exactly upscale but it's not exactly super casual either so make a reservation if you wanna dine here! So my family and wife got a myriad of dishes here including the crying tiger, papaya salad, prawn cakes, stuffed chicken wings, drunken noodles, and duck red curry. Everything is good, not mindblowingly good, but good for what you're paying for. Wish I could say one dish was a standout but everything is good so you can't go wrong with just pointing and hoping for the best hah!

I came by on a whim during an outing. I was told that this was their favourite spot for Thai food…read morein the city. I admired their enthusiasm and was down to try it. I ordered the pad sew ew. I'm usually obsessed with it at Thai Express. I also grabbed the Thai milk tea to drink. I thought their serving of it was quite good. The pad sew ew i didn't feel as great about. It felt kinda underseasoned. The noodles didn't seem to have the right amount of cook either. Maybe it was just a bad day but not a great first impression. I'd be down to come back and try something else still.

Upon first glance, the restaurant has very limited seating and no public restrooms. However, they…read moremake up with their fast and personal service. If you find a seat after you order, they will bring out the plate of hot food to you! There's a self serve water station and it's a no-nonsense spot.

The only noodle soup I ever enjoy going to! I love their thai coconut soup, and the service is…read morealways great

I placed my order on the tablet. Before the two ladies who were placing their order with the…read morecashier. They both got served. I got up and ask and she tells me 5 mins. Why would you make people wait when they ordered first? It's just one person working and I get it but it's not right. If you want to encourage people to use a tablet then you should skip around orders. And she didn't bring or tell you where utensils are. But. She did for all the other customers.

There's a reason why there's a long line. We wait for about 1 hour and 15 mins after putting our…read morename down but the food is really good. We got the butter beef and small chicken wings. The buffer beef is really good. Nothing I have ever tasted. It's vinegary, fresh, a bit salty and sweet. Not too sure how to describe it but it was good! The chicken wings are good as well. The lemon and peppery dipping sauce elevates the dish more. The meat on the chicken was on the smaller side and I wished there was more garlic flavour but overall it was good. The place was pretty busy and entrance is full of people but the service is fairly quick.

Have a hankering for Cambodian food? Phnom Penh will scratch that itch…read more They've been a staple of Vancouver's Chinatown for +40 years. They're well-known, so it was no surprise to see a full house when we walked in. Luckily there's a waitlist. We got added to it, then wandered for ~20 minutes before getting a text to return. Efficient service. Efficient kitchen too, given the crowd. I left happy, and with a food coma: - Highlights: beef skewers - Worth trying (recommend sharing with someone, then ordering another dish): the kho (i.e. kuy teav), served "dry" (i.e. pork bone soup on the side) - Honorable mention: morning glory veggie dish Credit accepted. 4.5 stars rounding up. Otherwise the Khmer aunties will get me.

Came in for a quick lunch at Bai Bua Thai and wow I did not know that Vancouver had so much…read moredelicious Thai food. The restaurant is located on a busy street and is unassuming/easy to miss so I'm glad my boyfriend pointed it out for us to try with some friends. We ordered a bunch of dishes to share. They all arrived relatively quickly and my favourites were the pad thai and the khao soi. The pad thai was fragrant and on the sweeter side which I like. I also liked the fresh raw bean sprouts on the side. The khao soi was curry noodles with tender beef and crispy egg noodles. The curry was very flavourful with a hint of heat and sweetness. This was also my first time trying curry noodles at a Thai restaurant. The green curry was filled with bamboo shoots, peppers, and a good amount of chicken. The flavour from the bamboo shoots really comes through as well. For the crab fried rice, it came with a spicy sauce and pickled vegetables. Unfortunately, there wasn't enough to go around so I didn't get a chance to get a good taste of it with the rice. However, I scooped some curry sauce from the khao soi onto the crab friend rice and it was delicious! Finally, we tried the mango sticky rice and my goodness, it was so pretty! The rice was warm and sweet which paired beautifully with the slightly tart mango. I'll definitely have to come back to have more of the khao soi noodles!

We met friends for lunch, we decided to try Bai Bua... Decor was nice, place was clean & staff were…read morefriendly. Paid street parking available. We came early at 11.30am and there were people waiting in line! Food was good, they have a wide choice of daily lunch special. Their lunch special comes with 3 crispy fried wanton with sweet Thai chilli sauce- Yum! One of the dish that we had difficulty in finding in the lower mainland was fried pork belly with Chinese Kailan. Well... they have it in Bai Bua, it was decent & we liked it. They also have seasonal special. We ordered different dishes & all the dishes were good. We are coming back for sure!