Archie's A Filipino Experience Done Right…read more I rarely eat at Filipino restaurants usually it's instant regret. But Archie's is different. Modern, welcoming, and consistently solid. I've had their food at parties, so trying it fresh was overdue. The mixed meat platter delivered big flavor, and the sisig was muy bien rich, sizzling, and properly done. As a meat-forward eater, I'm picky. No regret here. If you want a good Filipino experience that feels fresh and inviting, Archie's hits it.

We are visiting surrey from out of town and so glad we found this place. The Filipino food is…read morefireeeee. Everything was delicious- sisig, crispy pork, and even the size of fried chicken skin. Wow! Highly recommend- wish we lived in town so we could visit often!

Came here for dinner! Cute place. Plenty of parking and…read moretons of seating! I believe there was only like 3 groups of people when we arrived Around 7pm on a Saturday night. But don't be fooled!! The food is delicious. So many options of sushi rolls. To noodles and udon in soup. Etc. I ordered the avocado roll which was delicious. Also got the spicy ramen! Soooooo good and it definitely has a kick to it! Other items ordered were the spicy California roll which was also good and the shrimp tempura. Definitely get the spicy mayo! Customer service was great and quick. absolutely no complaints! Definitely check it out if you are in the area

Varied menu and the food is always delicious. Service is excellent. Fraser Heights is lucky to…read morehave this great neighborhood spot.

3.5 -4 / 5 - Korean take on Chinese food This place is a…read moremom & pops kinda restaurant. Service was great! Very nice and accommodating. Resturant is fairly small, good for a quick bite to eat

I went here with my sister on March 7th,( Saturday) it was such a cold afternoon. We debated about…read morePho, or any noodle dishes and Tae Yang Gak was close by. Growing up as Koreans, my favourite dish has to be Jajangmyun for any occasion. Could be comfort food as well. We had small Black bean noodle (Jajangmyun) $6.50 and small Deep Fried Chicken (#38 Kkangpoongi) $13.90. Fried chicken was the winning dish. It was hot freshly deep fried in batter with spicy and sour sauce, YUM. Meat was big and tender. Jajangmyun was good, but noodles didn't have good elasticity. Meat and veggies were finely chopped we couldn't taste much. It was not bad overall. We had to request scissors to cut noodles and meats. We went after 2PM during the slow hour and the service was fast. Staff was attentive and fast while she was busy sorting dirty dishes. She was very helpful bringing us a togo box. The noodles wasn't as good as Manli jangsung (famous of spinach noodles that are handmadr). I'll give 4 stars for overall rating. I personally like Chui Hong, Man Li Jang Sung and Hee Rae Deung the best.

Best chicken manchow soup ever! Their service is always great and the food is delicious. Ambience…read moreis quite yet luxurious. Their mid afternoon buffets always have a variety and are great at the price point. Highly recommended.

Honestly, I have never had Indian-Chinese food before so I didn't know what to expect…read more Lunch buffet (11-3) is $15 on Mon-Fri and $20 on weekends which is a really good price. The number of items are certainly more than the equally cheaper indian buffets in vancouver and burnaby. Manchow soup - no idea what that meant. It looked like the chicken manchurian but soup form. Green mango salad was just standard. Lightly dressed and tiny pieces of mango. It was just sitting in a container and not kept cold. Spring roll seemed hand made and not store bought which is a plug Crispy chili potatoes are fries coated with some seasoning. Flavor is not bad but they need to be fried better so much of them were soggy. Orange chicken tastewise is good. Again they need to fry it better. Some were crispy and some were soggy. Chicken manchurian was a dish I have never tasted before. I still don't know and can't describe what the flavor was. Fish hot garlic was not bad. I liked the flavor but again I wasn't sure what kind of flavor it was. Chili paneer had the same flavor as the chicken manchurian. Fried rice was fried well. Fried noodle was just ok. They came by and asked if we wanted naan. When it came it glistened with oil and had loads of garlic. Upon tasting it, it shockingly didn't have much garlic flavor. The texture of the naan was weird. Much thinner than I'm used to and not as chewy. Loads of parking as this is located in an outside mall. The decorations inside were super cool but very random.

Always good alway fresh, nice little local restaurant very hard to find authentic Fijian foodread more

Great spot for fiji food, my go too spot for pot luck dinners never hear one bad complain, everyone…read morealways satisfied.

We were craving ramen and had to be in this area at the time, so we found this place that actually…read moresurprised us! It's not your typical ramen joint because looking at the menu, they have some other Asian dishes that are from different cultures. It's like a mish-mash of Asian flavours! We stuck to the ramen dishes since that's what we were after, and it was actually super delicious! Firstly, the bowls are bigger than usual ramen bowls from other Japanese joints, so you get a bit more. Your ramen comes with the basic meat/protein and a few add-ons. Optional toppings are available for $1.75 each. We ordered the miso tonkotsu and the spicy version. We LOVED it and thought it was super comparable to authentic ramen places in the lower mainland! Definitely come and try them out! The ambiance is super casual. Good for large groups as they have plenty of seating. Unassuming yet tasty. Only thing is that it's located in a part of Surrey where there's a lot of homeless folks roaming around the area. One even walked in and stopped by our table asking for money, but the owner was able to (nicely) shoo them away and apologized to us after. Apparently that guy wanders in from time to time, but there are usually cop cars in the area. We went on a Saturday night, so just beware of this in case you experience it too.

We ordered from this place quite a few times. Really great portions with a variety of South East…read moreAsian and East Asian cuisines. My favorite from here is the Nasi Goreng, it is so flavorful and amazing. We ordered Roti Canai and the Malaysian curry with it, the Tonkotsu Ramen was also pretty amazing. They have huge portions for a reasonable price. Really great!

Got the oxtail soup, galbi and some stone Rice to share amongst 3 people…read more Oxtail soup was bland. Thai was not the first time where their soup was bland. It required a lot of salt to make it feel tasty. The galbi was also kind of dry. The marinade was good and flavorful but it was dry. Honestly the best part of that meal was the stone bowl rice I think. The service is mid. You're not met with a smile or greeted well. It's just a stop for food.

Wang Ga Ma 왕가마 delivers authentic Korean cuisine right here in Vancouver. They don't serve a ton…read moreof side dishes (banchan 반찬), but their radish kimchi (kkakdugi 깍두기) is a standout. They even provide tools for cutting meat, seafood, veggies, and noodles! Walking into Wang Ga Ma feels like stepping into Korea. Most of the diners are Korean, which is an excellent sign that this spot captures Korea's true flavours and vibe. Their soups and rice are amazing in hot stone bowls (ttukbaegi 뚝배기). The bone soups are super delicious. We've tried several dishes from their menu and always left satisfied. Don't miss the burnt rice tea in the stone pot after your meal -- it really completes the experience! Wang Ga Ma is located in Hanin Village. While waiting for a table, we love grocery shopping at H-Mart nearby. This place might be well-known to Koreans, but it could be a hidden gem for others. There's nothing fancy about their menu or entrance, and they don't even have a social media account, but they've been in business for years. That says something. Highly recommend checking Wang Ga Ma out! Food: 4/5Should Try! Service: 3/5 Kids: 4/5 Yay! (Kids love their japchae 잡채 and their bibimbap 비빔밥) Price: Average $30 per person (Lunch) Presentation: 2/5 Parking: 3/5 There is lots of parking, but it can get challenging during peak hours. Tips: * No reservations are accepted; expect a short wait for a table. * Ideal for small groups or families. * Renowned for its hot and delicious soups. Would I Return: Yes ‍

Review #1: Before the rebrand,…read more I have travelled to the phillpines twice , I would say that the food is pretty good and authentic . I like the crispy chicken skin, hard to find it in a restaurant in general. Pork is very crispy and the noodles are delicious. The halo halo is a big portion for two. I will post review #2 showcasing their new interior. ----- Review #2 They painted the inside and opened up the seating area so it looks more open. Food is the same, seems more open for big events and gatherings. Second time I got their sisig & spicy chicken adobo, Both were good wish I asked for vinegar sauce on the side. Follow for more local restaurant reviews Ig : @jfoodreviews

I'll start off by saying the chicken adobo was absolutely delicious. Well seasoned and grilled to…read moreperfection. Loved it. The service was decent. The staff was friendly but not too attentive. When we walked in for a 1pm lunch, no one was at the reception granted there was not a single other customer in the restaurant. I think a large reason is the location of the restaurant is in the dumps of Surrey. Lots of homelessness etc. The spaghetti was a little too sweet and the chicken skewers were too sauced. The beef noodle broth was great but the beef was too tough. Overall, some hits and misses.