Tried out Tandoori King Kitchen & Bar for an early weekend dinner. The inside is modern with a…read moresmall outdoor patio out front. Waitress asked for spice level; opted for medium, which was closer to mild. - Naan ($3.50) and garlic naan ($4.00) - standard - Pulao rice ($7.95) - not enough rice for our group of four. Had to order a steamed rice ($5.50) - Vegetable pakora ($12.95) - skippable - Tandoori 1/2 chicken ($17.95) - good flavour. The side of butter chicken sauce was random - Goat curry ($19.95) - boneless but overcooked - Prawn korma ($21.95) - cashew nut cream sauce was tasty. Came with 6 nicely sized prawns - Goa fish curry ($18.95) - interesting sauce

The Goa Fish is delicious~ loved the battered fish texture, a little gummy when you bite into it…read morebut that's a plus in my books, I really enjoyed it. Butter chicken was tasty too. Generous portions. Ordered 2 curries, 1 app, 1 naan, 1 rice order to share between 3 people. Super clean modern interior, great for a nice family dinner or date night. Was seated at the bar this particular day because there was a large group celebrating an event, but service was still timely and friendly. Excited to come again!!

Was not very welcoming and didn't greet or say anything tried to order denied my service won't come…read moreback horrible experience

It's a small place with nice decorum. The food is always fresh and tasty. It is very cost…read moreeffective!! Nice staff.

Restaurant within the park and foods I may say is really good and fresh,i got the calamri with…read morefries and it was awesome,crispy outside tender inside,tables are oitside and also with in the park this is not the very good part because aside from insects around there's a lot of seagull and other birsds that will steal your foods,well its beacause humans are feeding them bread scraps and fries which is their favorite. Well eating looking at the water and boat passing byis another very good experience. Pricing is all depends on what you ordered,ice craem is availble as well. Washroom is beside the food stall and not so bad,not so clean, but not dirty.a lot of expectators that do their walking,playing witj dogs biking or what ever activities they do most of them get their snacks here so looks like this business is profitable. All in all I have a very pleasant time eating here even 2 seagulls are trying to steal my french fries,it adds on the fun. Parking is free,huge one,there's also electric car charging I just dont know how much. I will again eat here when I get to visit the place,and yes O recommend this to all.

I actually think this place is better than Pajo's. The fish and chips just had more flavor somehow…read more The pieces of fish were quite thick too. Service was polite and we didn't wait too long for our food. It's located at a park with a ton of cherry blossom trees so it was a lovely place to relax!

Great local hotel! Myself and 3 extended family groups were arriving internationally, and I booked…read moremostly b/c it was the lowest rate in the Vancouver area at the time. The pub, which features in their pics, that a sign on the door reading 'Closed FOREVER', and we left in too much hurry to have breakfast at the cafe, so my review focuses on the hotel & neighborhood. First, the staff were very responsive and friendly; all the paperwork was in order (we booked thru hotels.com) and all three separate check-ins were a breeze. The rooms are clean, spacious and come with room-darkening shades- yay! The bed was soo comfy, and the bathroom was spotless. The area was just lovely; lots of small eateries and coffee shops, lots of variety and a proper grocery store across the street. The hotel is located directly across the road from the fisherman's dock and it made a lovely promenade. We initially hesitated to take a room due to the distance from the public transit routes (that we could see), but all the public transit staff were so friendly and we were all able to travel easily! I'm unsure if I'll be anywhere in the VC area in the future, but if I do, the only hotel I'll he staying in is the Steveston Hotel!

During our three night, four day stay in and around Steveston, we ended up in two separate rooms…read more(I'd originally booked two nights, later adding a third, but our first room had been booked for the third night during the interim), had breakfast in the café (once), and popped in and out of the attached liquor store (staffed by the same employees as the hotel) a handful of times to take a night cap back to our room, so we pretty much experienced everything this place has to offer. Check in (and out) was simple, pleasant, and efficient. Parking is included in the room; just give them your plates and your description of your car, and you're good to go for the entirety of your stay, and beyond; when we asked if it was okay to remain parked there after checking out, while we wandered about the town a bit, we were informed we were cleared to remain parked there for two more days(?!). Overkill, but hey, nothing to worry about then, eh? Our first room, a spacious affair that included a King-sized bed and a massive jetted tub (in addition to the shower in the bathroom) my wife affectionately called the "Honeymoon suite". The bed, pillows and sheets were incredibly comfy, and we both slept well (the same was true of the bed in our second room). The tub, spacious enough for two (or more?! *wink wink*), never lacked for hot water. The room itself was clean, if sparsely and somewhat cheaply furnished; the bathroom similarly spotless, but better appointed. However, there were definite signs of age and wear evident on the walls, window sills, cracks and crevices, all somewhat inevitable in a building as old as this. My wife and I aren't picky, using hotels almost exclusively for sleeping and bathing, so as long as things are clean and tidy, little nitpicks like this do not bother us. I couldn't get the AC unit on the wall to respond to the provided remote at all, though, so we settled with opening the windows to cool the room down at night. We are unbothered, and even enjoy, the sounds of night life activity, and as there is a restaurant/pub ALSO attached to the hotel/cafe, on the other side of the liquor store, there was plenty of activity outside into the wee hours of the night. However, one thing that should be mentioned, even if it did not affect us directly: since all of the rooms are upstairs, one wing of the hotel runs along the 3rd Avenue side of the building, and as such, some of the rooms lie directly over said restaurant/pub. This means that the rowdy drinkers, DJ and karaoke caterwaulers can be heard clearly in these rooms, and the hallway, until closing time, which is 2:00am on the weekends. Now, our room was in the corner furthest from the pub, so we didn't hear a thing while inside, but even opening the door into the hallway, the source of the noise was unmistakable, and I imagine that light sleepers, and those easily perturbed, would not be able to ignore it. It would bother my wife and I, but we're...a different breed of weirdos. As for the café itself, open only for breakfast, brunch or lunch, was serviceable without being remarkable in any way. Think Denny's, Shari's, or the Canadian equivalent of either, and there you have it. As I said before, we only ate there once; we moved on to the Cannery Cafe down the street, and other places, on the following mornings. All things taken in consideration, the most important aspect of the Steveston Cafe & Hotel (as a hotel, anyway) is location, and with few other marks against it (at least in our opinion), my wife and I agreed that we would definitely stay here again during a future visit. If you appreciate its many conveniences, while also accept its many quirks, you'll probably enjoy your stay here as much as we did...provided you can shut out, ignore, or appreciate the noise. If you can, the comfy beds here will guarantee a good night's sleep!

There are places you stumble into, and then there are places you return to--again and…read moreagain--because they get the fundamentals right without ever making a fuss about it. Sugar Catering is firmly in the latter camp. Tucked away like a well-kept secret, this unassuming diner doesn't try to impress you with gimmicks or trends. It doesn't need to. What it offers is something rarer: honest food, cooked the way it should be, served without pretense. Breakfast here is exactly what you want it to be. Eggs done your way--properly done, not "close enough"--paired with your choice of pork on the side. It's the kind of plate that reminds you why breakfast matters in the first place. No shortcuts, no overthinking--just a solid start to the day that delivers every time. And then there's lunch. The sandwiches don't just show up--they arrive with purpose. Generous, unapologetically large, and built so that every bite actually tastes like something. No filler, no dead weight--just well-balanced, satisfying food that does exactly what it's supposed to do. Regulars filter in like clockwork, newcomers quickly realizing they've found something worth holding onto - maybe keep it secret. Service is prompt, courteous, and refreshingly genuine--no script, no attitude, just people who know what they're doing and do it well. This is the kind of place you rely on. The kind you think about when you've got a full day ahead and need a breakfast that won't let you down. No drama, no disappointment--just consistently good food and a seat at the table when you need it. Sometimes, that's everything. CHEERS!

Sugar Catering is in an industrial area of South Vancouver. Seems most customers work around the…read morearea as the City of Vancouver services are close by. Menu consist of sandwiches, wraps and salads. When to pickup a Reuben sandwich. Added pickles and comes with mash potatoes. The Reuben had a good amount of meet and flavor. I added a side order of fries that was a bit salty for me.

Best donair in the neighbourhood, and the lamb shanks are great. Owner is a good guy.read more

This is not just another donair place - everything here is top notch and prepared fresh upon order…read more Their chicken is so juicy and flavourful and seasoned perfectly - best chicken donair in town hands down!! Their lamb shank is outstanding too if you are lucky enough to catch a plate before they sell out. It's my understanding they only prepare so many per day so get their early :)

Nice place and nice people. Decent drink menu and there are specials every day. Wednesday is half…read moreprice wine night. I had sliders here one day, and fish and chips another time. Food wasn't bad nor spectacular. Very convenient if you are staying at the Delta hotel. Worth checking out if you're too tired to drive.

Typical sports bar ambiance. Fifa world Cup game was on but was only moderately busy. Got a table…read morequickly. Table was sticky.Server's thick accent was difficult to understand but took our order successfully nevertheless. Drinks came quick enough. Food was a bit slower than expected. I got the brisket sandwich. It wasn't excellent.... very low meat-to-bun ratio. very light toppings as well. After adding some HP sauce it tasted decent. French fries were a bigger disappointment. greasy, undercooked, unseasoned. Wife got the steak sandwich, which was actually served as a handheld, unlike every other steak sandwich I've ever seen in my life as a knife/fork affair. steak was cooked to order ok but poor quality, tough, grissley. Same opinion of her French fries. Quality check didn't come until we were pretty much done with meal. Would not recommend.

a funny thing happened during what was supposed to be a quick stop for a mango drink at yaohan…read morecentre, it somehow turned into dinner at the food court. most of dinner at home had already been prepped, but the rice still needed time, and waiting around felt like it would take too long. with so many stalls and lineups across the food court, usually a good sign that the food is solid and good value, it didn't take much convincing to just eat there instead. i ended up at chun hing and went with their three items with rice or noodle combo for $16.99, which also includes soup. pretty hard to beat that for the amount of food you get. the standout was the eggplant. so good that halfway through the meal i was already thinking i should have just ordered two servings of it. made fresh, the texture was soft, saucy, and packed with flavour. i also got the green beans and honey glazed chicken. the portion was generous enough that the meal easily stretched into leftovers for the next day, which made the value even better. honestly, with a price like that, you almost start to wonder...why even bother cooking? like many places in richmond though, carry cash.

One of several takeout combo places in the Yaohan food court…read more Parking is plentiful in the Yaohan lot. The selection isn't the largest, but they sure do have piles of food. No fear of running out of stuff. As of the time of writing, the only thing they sell are takeout combos. The older menu board showing individual items is obsolete. I walked out with a nice large box filled with goodies, and a bowl of pork soup. Pretty decent stuff. Wouldn't mind coming back at some point.