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Missing Chopsticks

4.5 (13 reviews)

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Spot prawn tasting menu
Shirley C.

Located in an industrial area next to Trove which isn't so bad for you car peeps out there! Good thing is there is plenty of parking! The restaurant is modem yet cozy with an upscale cool modern vibe to it. The kitchen is open for all to see what goes into the prep of these fine dishes. The tasting menu this month was spotted prawn lucky me and the boys! Hubby opted for the regular tasting menu as he's allergic to anything shrimp related. Since the menu will soon change as it will once a month I will just tell you that each plate is unique, the flavours are well balanced and everything was super fresh and the attention to detail is superb. Service was excellent and not pretentious. Eduardo is also a sommelier but we don't drink and he was great about it. Some are not and ignore their guests for the rest of the evening. My favourite dish this evening was the spot prawn ravioli and the prawns, duck and grilled peaches. But the two standouts were the taro foam dish as it reminded me of my moms favourite dim sum dish of steamed taro with green onions and lapchong only deconstructed. The other was the bird's nest dessert. These are both familiar in terms of classic Chinese dishes but with a modern twist that works well. Chef did an amazing job of combining French and Italian and Asian cooking! Can't wait to return. There is also a vip dining room upstairs that seats 10 so you and all your friends can enjoy this gem too! $1000 min spend in the VIP room. Set menus for 6 course is $138 for 5 course is $119. Our spot prawn set dinner with wine pairings is $198 pp

April Menu
Jason F.

A great addition to the Richmond dining scene. It is situated on Wireless Way which is mostly offices and factories. It is a small place which offers a 5 or 6-course tasting menu. We opted for the 6-course menu, which added a plate of halibut for roughly $20 more. Our dining experience was amazing. We were greeted at the door by the owner, who made sure to ask us throughout the night how things were going. Well, thing were going absolutely well. Each dish was absolutely beautiful and delicious too! I hope my photos do it justice. We will return!

Hamachi
Lulu L.

Pricy? Yes. Worth it? Also yes. Missing Chopsticks offers a $138/person 6-course meal. The tasting menu is changed often so you get the chance to try different menu items. We went in Sept and we were not disappointed with our meal. Menu is mostly Asian but with serve with a twist which elevated each dish. Our fave is the wagyu beef and the hamachi. The only complaint I have will be the space, the tables are a little too close by the time we finished dinner, I know the dating history of the girls sitting next to us. They were not talking very loudly but because of how close the tables are, i can hear their conversation. Aside from that, this is a great place to try if you want something fancy but served with a twist.

Susan W.

Came here with friends during dine out. Great food! Excellent service! Parking is easy and free. A gem in Richmond. Highly recommended!

Andy L.

Modern interior suits the location and the theme of nouveau fusion of Chinese and French cooking. A nice addition to the Richmond dining landscape but a bit pricey. I enjoyed the Hokkaido scallop and the prawn toast. I was told that the menu will change on a regular basis.

Kelly N.

Wanted to like this place but couldn't. Everyone trying hard but haven't had much luck with the food. Why is it so hard to find a good French inspired in Richmond?

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