I work close by and didnt know about this place until one day i went in to try what I could see…read morefrom glass window . I was taken back by a small but sufficient food court inside. Come here during lunch time and find no room to stand. There are 15 food counters serving shushi,ramen, sandwiches, soups , pho, salad bar, indian food, and choice of tea /coffee If u are walking by , its on the opposite side of YWCA n next to Hornby underground parking With enough food options , u can basically try everything on every new day. I liked the portion served n most importantly speed of service is good. Salad counter in front is pretty cool as u get to choose/ make ur own salad. Most of the counters take all forms of money ie credit, debit, cash. Very good for lunch breaks

Great Selections of food and choices. 10 years ago and now, nothing changed. Still very busy. Its…read moredefinitely a lot cleaner than what it was 10 years ago (must have recently renovated). Anyways love the choices. My favorite Indian Place is located inside here. Indian Abroad. Good luck in getting a spot because it does get super busy. Good thing is that people here eat quite fast and then they leave. There is nothing but just food. Also they close early at like 3 pm or whenever food runs out. So many good choices.

I thought it was damn delicious. Fries were crispy and hot so the cheese and gravy melted together…read moreperfectly. The variations offered looked delicious but I did like the southern bbq one with ranch. The lady was friendly and patient with me too. Top class

I got the regular poutine with vegetarian gravy from the stall. The portion size was huge and…read moredefinitely shareable. The fries were good. I enjoyed the gravy, but I don't know what the gravy should taste like if it was not vegetarian. There could have been more cheese curds, but I just love cheese a lot. I'll definitely come back in the future!

A friend told me Japadog is a must try in Vancouver, and I can definitely see why! It's not…read moretraditional Canadian food, but it's a Vancouver born street food that puts a fun Japanese twist on the classic hot dog, blending Japanese flavors with a familiar North American favorite. It has definitely become an iconic part of Vancouver's food scene. We went for the classics, the Kurobuta Terimayo hot dog, Love Meat hot dog, and poutine. Personally, the Kurobuta Terimayo was my favorite. The pork sausage was juicy and flavorful, with just the right amount of teriyaki sweetness and mayo. It wasn't greasy at all, but you could really taste the richness and flavor of the pork. We were also lucky enough to try Japadog at two locations in Los Angeles, so if you happen to spot one, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try!

A quick snack while walking around Vancouver, This is by far the best hotdog with a Japanese twist…read moreI've ever seen. Amazing service and loved the casual atmosphere, very laidback, but the food is absolutely fantastic, that flavor on the Waygu hot dog with the sauce was outstanding, but the star was actually the octopus balls, great flavor and chew and the mayo, wasabi combo put this on another level. Must try in Vancouver.

I went back for the Omurice with curry sauce this time, and it was guuud. The omu, while not quite…read moreas expertly made as the last time, was still fluffy and satisfying. The rice was plain - not ketchup-fried - which was a bit of a letdown initially, but it was freshly, perfectly cooked. It made a great bed for the copious dollop of curry sauce. The curry was salty in a good way, umami and yummy, and there were even a few small chunks of tender beef floating in it. It made for a heartier lunch and I think it's well worth the extra four bucks. My friend ordered her first Japadog ever, the Teri Mayo (pronounce it "mai-yoh" if you want to sound authentic) version. She proclaimed it delicious and devoured it quickly. Thumbs up from both of us.

Believe the hype. No wonder all the celebrities grab a Japadog when they're in town. The phenomenal…read moreflavour combos are unique and very addictive. With so many styles and flavours to sample, Japadog will keep you coming back for more. They have veggie options and non-veggie options. One of their sausages, Kurobuta Okonimi, is topped with fried cabbage, Japanese Traditional sauce, Japanese mayo, and Bonito flakes. They also have chicken hot dogs, wagyu beef ones, tonkatsu, kurobuta croquettes, poutine and many flavours of takoyaki. Another sausage popular among Japanese customers is the Kurobuta Oroshi which has grated radish, green onions and a special soy sauce on it. I picked option # 1, KUROBUTA TERIMAYO, which is a Kurobuta Pork sausage topped with fried onions, Teriyaki sauce, Japanese mayo and ample strips of seaweed sprinkled on top. It was so good.

These vendors are usually up and along Robson in downtown Vancouver, and offers you a small paper…read morebag, jam-packed with roasted hot chestnuts (as well as pistachios and almonds). They are quite delicious, organic, no salt or any seasoning added, and are great to snack on while you're walking around the city. I especially loved their pistachios! +roasted hot chestnuts +pistachios

Every year I love getting chestnuts from Y.V. but this year they are different and not for the…read morebetter. Normally, they are roasted on those little rocks, they are dry, easy to crack out of the shell, nutty tasting and leave your hands black with charcoal, but now they are disgusting. They are steamed with what seems like sugar water. The shells are sticky with sugar syrup and you can't get the chestnuts out of the shell at all. You have to bite the whole thing and spit out the shell. They are too sweet and super soft and soggy. They are really gross. If that is sugar water that they are using then they should post a sign stating what the ingredients are for those that cannot have extra sugar or whatever is on there. I will never buy their chestnuts again if they plan on sticking with this new way of making them.

Amazing grilled cheese here! They are generous with their cheese, and its soo good! We really loved…read morethe gouda grilled cheese - it went really well with the sweet bits (I think there was apples in it and some jam!). It was a little heavy for one person, but we shared a grilled cheese between two people and it was perfect! Need to go back when they have the tomato soup, and I think it'll pair sooo nicely!

Best grilled cheese sandwiches ever! Mom's Food Truck used to be downtown by the Art Gallery…read more(across Pacific Centre) on Robson & Howe. Does anyone know where it is now?

This is a new food stand that opened up not too long ago in the International Food Court. I wasn't…read moreinterested in trying it until my colleague highly recommended it. She said the portion is big and for a meal that includes rice or noodle, veggies and a meat option is only $8. She was right. I couldn't go wrong for such a cheap price and especially it is located downtown. I looked at the food options and a lot of the menu items were spicy. Except for 2 dishes: honey pork and beef brisket. Yes I went with the honey pork. It was good and I guess because it was entirely meat I think I got less compared if I chose beef stir fried with veggies. Like I said it is an inexpensive meal. I am personally not a fan of Chinese food. I would say it was ok but I don't think I would have it often. The owner there was very friendly and nice. You also get free tea if you eat in at the food court. I mean you could get the free tea to go but I didn't bother. I have tea at work.

I love the International Food Court on Hornby St. because of the surprisingly high bang for buck…read morethat many of the joints offer. Black Pearl is one of the newer entrants to the food court, so I figured I'd give it a shot during one of my lunch hours. I ordered the Combo (7.95) and got the extra item (2.50) for the heck of it; I chose the chicken cutlet and the beef stew. The Chicken Cutlet was a bit on the oilier side, wasn't really that crispy, and mainly tasted of salt. Beef Stew was more flavourful, though was super duper fatty, even for brisket. There were a few bits of daikon strewn throughout. Overall, the food isn't the best, but you get what you pay for: a fairly large portion of warm food that while not the best quality, will definitely fill you.

Hmmm... Mexico + Korean. What a surprise! I didn't think I would like it, but I love to be proven…read morewrong. -when it comes to food. I found the prices a little high, the sizes a little small, but it was a great snack. I think 3 tacos would have filled me up perfectly for lunch. The meat was juicy and flavorful while the kim chi added tang / kick to the taco. I'd eat here again.

Another addition to the food cart scene…read more Cartel Taco sells two kinds of Korean inspired pinchos tacos. You can go for a pork or a beef option and buy 4 tacos for around $10 or 2 for $5.75. I could do with a bit more spice in my tacos but aside from that the beef especially had some great bright flavours. The tortillas are supposedly fresh although mine was a little tough but they may have been due to overcooking on the grill. These little tacos are quite moorish though and I may have gone back for seconds. An excellent addition to the food cart scene and hopefully we will see great things from these guys. We could also be in for a Korean taco war with the Roaming Dragon cart on the same stretch also selling this fusion fare. This cart is run by the same operators as Abigail's Party and with that experience behind them I think we can expect some great quality and consistency.