I stumbled upon this tiny deli by chance and, immediately, I was brought back to the kosher…read moreMom-and-Pop shops of my youth in Montreal: small, cluttered, nothing to write home about decor-wise, a few dingy tables, but wow, a full display case containing traditional Jewish pastries and cookies and latkes and knishes and more. Halvah? Yes! In different varieties, no less. Bagels? Yes! And the good kinds, reminiscent of Montreal types (not exactly Montreal bagels, but still good. I got the sesame kind and they were chewy and fresh and delicious). And you can order various challahs, too, for the holidays. I can't speak for their eat-in meals but I liked what I saw and the bagels were great.

Got the chicken shawarma pita, with a variety of toppings/filling. I can't remember the names of…read moreeverything but we got Hummus, Turkish Salad, beets, and carrots, as well as some of the hot sauce in the pita. It was delicious and the perfect amount to split between two people. The service was nice as well.

I ate at this restaurant when it was Kaplans for over 20 years. Towards the end, Kaplans quality…read morewent down. Now that the place is Omnitsky Kosher, its worth going to again. I had a delicious flavorful matza ball soup and a corned beef sandwich with a crispy pickle. The food is great, and the owner and his staff are terrific too. Very friendly and willing to indulge customers like me in special orders, like half a corned beef and half a chopped liver sandwich. Demographics in Vancouver are changing. Millennials don't want corned beef and pastrami. They don't know what they're missing, but I'm glad that Omnitsky has a niche that it serves - kosher diners. Hopefully that will help it buck dining trends and stay around for a long time. Yes, it is a bit pricey, but you get high quality food, and one has to expect kosher to cost a bit more.

If I could've left 0 stars, I would have... The person…read morebehind the counter was the RUDEST man I've ever encountered!! I brought my elderly mother in law to this location because she said they had the best selection of kosher food. Instead of greet us when we got there, he just stared at us. And when my MIL tried to order lunch, his reply was "kitchen is closed". And yes, we arrived before the time (that is so carefully hidden on their website) their kitchen closes I'll never know if their food is good or not; nor do I care as I will NEVER set foot in that business again.

We had such a great meal at the Maple Grill. Here were some of the highlights:…read more -The food! It wasn't good kosher food, it was good food. My husband and I gorged ourselves a bit because it was so, so wonderful! I got the coconut, carrot, ginger soup which was excellent and a touch spicy. I also got their vegan lentils with a creamed guacamole sauce (parve) and tomatoes and other roasted vegetables. It was out of this world, and I would happily go back just for that dish. My husband and I split a grilled maple sesame salmon salad and the sweet potato fries, which were amazing. He got had a wonderful dessert. -Allergy/Food Issue Awareness: I'm gluten free and have some other food allergies. It was so refreshing to walk into a restaurant and see food labeled as vegan, gluten free, ect. It meant that I could look at the menu and decide what I wanted once we were seated and not have to come up with a list of questions to interrogate the server with. It also showed me that they were on top of the allergy/cross contamination stuff, and I didn't have to explain my allergy. -The menu changes seasonally, reflecting which produce is at its peak. I realize that this is a hard thing for many restaurants to do, so congrats to the maple grill! -The servers and host were excellent and very friendly. We typically find that servers in kosher restaurants forget about customers once they've been served, but this is not the case at all. -It was wonderful to find such a great restaurant in Vancouver. Not at all what we expected, but definitely much appreciated! Here were some of the things that they could improve on: -Service was very slow the night that we ate there. (In all fairness, I believe that one of their staffers was out sick, but my husband was able to take a nap between ordering and when the food arrived). -The Grill is being redone and looks great! However, their bathrooms were also being renovated. Initially, when I popped my head into one, I thought it was out of order. I think that a sign on the door saying, "Please excuse our appearance while we're under renovation," would have been a good idea. Nice Touches -They have a beautiful washing station outside of the restrooms. Thank you for a great meal!

They use kosher meat, so they are a little bit more expensive. However, the food is absolutely…read moredelicious. I never had dinner in the restaurant, so can't comment on the ambiance. But the delivery service was always fast and in perfect order. I highly recommend this place! I love their burgers and Israeli salad, but honestly, everything I tried was delicious.

First of all, the food is amazing. Hands down, the best…read more Second, the service. The lady who prepared my food was an absolute sweetheart. I can't really comment on the ambience as there wasn't a lot going on. But it was clean, every employee was kind, and it smelled so wonderful!

Service here is so friendly and I love that they have so many options, including fresh juices and…read moreice cream. But this is the 2nd time I have come here and there was a mistake. I got their Grilled Lebanese Arayes Akawi Cheese (Pita Bread with Akawi Cheese grilled). The cheese was nonexistent existent and the photo comes with veg which never came. I also got the Falafel plate (Five falafels with rice, fattoush and tabouli salad, hummus, tahini, a stuffed grape leaf, and pita bread). I said no rice which they offered fries instead! Great, yes. I said no pita as well and added sides of their garlic sauce and their spicy garlic sauce. This plate is huge! Easily 2 meals. Mines came with rice and no fries and pita. Also, their spicy garlic sauce was just hot sauce. The stuffed grape leaf was not fresh and was not right. The salads, falafel, and even rice are good. But would not make another visit.

The proprieter is a very helpful friendly guy. The place is SMALL, but you can get a lot of foods…read moreimported from Israel and at a very fair price. His most popular offering is the Kosher meats. And yep, you go around the back. It has the same address as the business in front of it on Kingsway, but you need to go through the alley, behind it. Rear Entrance of 612 Kingsway Vancouver B.C. V5T 3K4 Telephone (604) 709-9889 Fax (604) 821-0076 info@kosherfoodwarehouse.com CLOSED MONDAY Tu - Th. 8:30 - 1:00 & 3:00 - 6:00 Friday 8:30 - 2:00 CLOSED SATURDAY Sunday 9:30 - 2:30

Very small kosher grocery including a selection of frozen kosher meat. Very difficult to locate -…read moreyou must enter from the back alley. You will not find the location on Kingsway itself. The offerings are quite limited at times, but sometimes you can find some interesting cuts of meat.

We went in to try this place out after seeing good reviews. The place was packed with a lineup,…read moreusually a good sign. Once our order was taken, it was about 10-15 minutes to arrive. The seating area is small and quite noisy. I ordered the large reuben with a pickle and a side of fries. The sandwich was loaded with delicious smoked meat, sauerkraut and Swiss cheese with a generous amount of mustard. It was almost too much to eat! The fries looked home cut and covered in some sort of seasoning. Very tasty. The half slice of pickle was crunchy and tasty.

Great lunch place . Best place for lunch and a worthwhile drive . My husband said the chili was…read moredelicious. I say sandwich all the way.

I was in Bellingham for my friend's graduation at Western Washington University and one of friend's…read morerecommended Pelmeni. I've had Pelmeni before at the Seattle location, unsure of the two are related though, but I've found them to be quite tasty then. Pelmeni is Bellingham was just as delicious! I got the beef dumplings topped with cilantro, bread, hot sauce, vinegar, and sour cream. It was savory and very filling. They give you a lot of dumplings for the price. It was a great meal before attending the graduation ceremonies. I honestly wouldn't go this far to go to this location but if I'm somehow in the area again, I know this is a great spot!

What would a college town be without a dumpling shop? There's seating or call for take-out. Open…read morelate, easy, and so good.

My go to is generally the "other" place but if you know Montreal it's a bit of personal preference…read moreat play. Both St Viateur and Fairmont in Montreal are great but they are different! Here the food options are a bit broader - they have bagel crisps and lavash. I would get the crisps and lavash way more often if they came in smaller packages soho wasn't faced with wasting food. Their cinnamon bun is decent but doesn't hold a candle to the other place in Kits... They have other food to go - not sure about their Montreal smoked meat or if they have the beef salami. You won't go wrong here

Passed by Sollys and I had to get a cinnamon bun. Although it's called Sollys Bagelry, their…read morecinnamon buns are my favourite. They are full of layers, have tons of cinnamon and it's not overly sweet. When heated in the oven the layers become nice and crispy. I also recommend their garlic cream cheese if you like garlic. It's on the pricier side but definitely worth it as a treat once in awhile.