Today is apparently national hot dog days and NY fries was doing a BOGO on their dogs. There's no…read moresign of advertisement whatsoever though. Typically when it's a national day of something, the stores doing some kind of promo would advertise it. You're only able to get the BOGO deal if you have their app. So, the two of us got 4 different loaded dogs to go. Each of the dog was priced at $7 something. Let me tell you, they are definitely not loaded. They gave minimal toppings. I had to adjust the dogs so that i was able to take yelp-worthy pictures. Anyway, we ended up adding shredded cheese and sent them to the toaster. Once the cheese was melted, we added some guacamole salsa. Then, it became loaded. What's funny is that their container indicated that the dogs are "premium". The dogs were definitely not premium. I've had better dogs or loaded dogs elsewhere. I would not have paid regular price for the kind of hot dogs i got.

I've visited many times for lunch or post-work dinner…read more Solid hotdogs and fries. No specific opinion on the poutine.

Discovered here's a white food truck just outside of Waves Café!…read moreI tried hotdog #6 - The Texas Sandwich, with one free drinks aside! Their bread is nice after grill! A bit crispy on the edge, except sausage, there are grilled cheese(really fresh and totally melted one), bacon with BBQ sauce. The owner is super friendly and i will definitely come back again! :)

Before leaving Vancouver, we had to make one last food stop…read more Japadog is located before security in the Domestic Terminal food court at YVR, and it's only a short walk from the main terminal area. We ordered the number one Terimayo Dog, and it was packed with flavor. Sweet teriyaki sauce, Japanese mayo, crispy onions, and seaweed all on a hot dog. We also grabbed the Butter and Shoyu Shaked Fries. If you order them, ask for half salty. Trust me. Definitely a fun Vancouver food experience before heading home.

I cannot believe how bad japadog has become. Not sure if it's based on different locations but the…read moreYVR outlet one is quite mediocre at best. The terimayo and oroshi were bland which I couldn't understand. Do they not use the same dogs and sauce?! I've had the same thing at downtown and those were good. And the soba meshi , you've got to be kidding me. I laughed out loud when i saw it. "Soba meshi is a popular Japanese comfort food from Kobe that mixes finely chopped yakisoba noodles with cooked rice, stir-fried on a hot grill with meat and vegetables." In japan where I've had the real soba meshi, noodles are mixed with rice, i.e. a stir fried rice and noodles. This Japadogs version just put white rice next to the noodles. Not to mention the soba was also mediocre. It would have been a one star review again but there was a nice staff that gave my daughter freshly made fries. So thank you sir!

I pretty much love all the stuff that comes out of the creative kitchens of the Gyoza King group…read more Like Gyoza King, G-men, Gyo-o and so on. So I figured this would have been a natural connection for me to enjoy as well. A twist on the hot dog and Japa Dog style. Sure there's room for another great innovative hot dog cart. This one is a mobile pink truck and despite their location is probably not the best for hot dog eaters, it's probably the only place they can go to???? Hmmm but I don't really think Richmondites would know how to enjoy this. Sorry people of Richmond. Sorry. The hot dog that I tried was actually pretty good. It was a Mentaiko May and you can choose your own type of meat. A hot dog Beef or port or brat or whatever. The buns toasted so this is good. You always have to have a toasted bun. Or it's just crap. So from what I've had, it was pretty decent. I would try it again. There were other items that I am very much interested in trying out. So I will have to come back and try the rest of their menu. Righ now it's located at 4551 No. 3 Road nearby the Super Store. Typo's FOC by iphone.

I ordered a wing and tenders platter with a shake. Everything was gross. The chicken was…read moreundercooked and rubbery. The service was HORRIBLE. I called several times to speak with a manager about a refund but the members kept telling me they weren't there and they hung up on me a few times. The ambiance was like every other fast food place.

2026.01.10. Ordered their original with chili added. It tasted bland, disappointing. They should…read morehave seasoned their burgers with the minimum with salt and pepper. Adding onions onto the grill would have made it taste better. As such, not recommended. Free WiFi, credit cards accepted. Their choice of music was copycat artists who were not good in the background. Go elsewhere for a much better dining experience.

My kids love this place. They like choosing their pop and customizing their burgers with all the…read moretoppings and the fries are good and you get lots of them in a large. It is a small place so we usually take out. Service is good.

I ordered the little hamburger, a soft drink, milk shake and a little fry. The fries were very…read moretasty. I got the banana milkshake and to my surprise it was not that sweet nor was it too thick. It was actually quite tasty. They were very generous in the amount of toppings in the burger. I ordered all the way along with extra mushrooms, extra green pepper and extra onions. Overall it was pretty tasty. The order took about 5 mins for them to prepare. The best part at this Five Guys location is the free parking. It makes a difference. The restaurant itself was ok. I found it quite small with very limited tables. On top, there were limited number of staff to clean the table when a customer leaves. Overall, I prefer this location than the other locations.

We visited Richmond Night market. There was a big announcement that 2026 will be their final year…read moreof the festival. It was sad since we visit here every year. What we got: Ramen donut Lamb skewers Mango sago from Mango yummy Sugar Cane juice Mango coconuts drink with eatable ice cube Tea pot matcha milk tea Sanjie handmade cheese mochi Ramen donut was super crispy on outside. And ramen and cheese filling was good. I should have added spam topping which would have made this item more interesting. I did not try lamb skewers, I was told they were very tender, smoky and delicious. Mango sago drink was also legit item and very delicious. So many mango pieces inside. I really enjoyed mango coconuts drink with eatable ice cube. I chose pikachu shaped ice cube and presentation was so adorable. Drink itself was also delicious and a lot of mango pieces inside. Tea pot matcha milk tea was excellent. Presentation was very unique, staff placed a little cute tea pot on the top of drink and I guess dry ice inside and create smoke effect. it was very instagram worthy item. Highlight was Sanjie handmade cheese mochi! It was very unique item. The filling was Purple rice, taro paste, blueberries, starwberries blueberry cheese, fruits flavor boba and cereal flake coating. All ingredient worked so well! Purple rice and mochi were my favorite. Highly recommend this item! After eating, we enjoyed walking around shopping area and checked around game area. It was a fun place. I really enjoyed Richmond Night market since their opening even the festival was located near Ikea. A lot of memory, great food vendors and great entertainment.

This will be my last update/review of this place, because apparently the Richmond night market will…read moreclose down forever after it closes in September 20, 2026. Came on a sunday night around opening time around 7pm in late july with a friend. My friend kindly gave me his express line pass (it was a gift) and paid for my entrance fee. We both saved at least 15-30 minutes of waiting time at the normal non-express entranceway and the $7 per person entrance fee. If you've been to the night market the last couple of years, it's basically the same as previous years. The main attraction by far is the food stalls. There were lots and lots of food stalls (mostly Asian food). If you are interested in my thoughts on the food stalls and my recommendations, read through all my previous years yelp reviews because i go into great detail about them there. I only bought one thing this visit (i went to a buffet earlier that day). I bought the butter beer which didn't have any real beer in it. It was mostly butterscotch flavored cream soda and creamy foam topping. It was $7 and it tasted alright. But I dont think i would get it again. I tasted cream soda and a hint of butterscotch. The night market does have "happy hour" food item specials but only some booths do this. Some food items are under $10 and drinks are $7. I didn't see many interesting happy hour food items during my visit though. They had benches and tables scattered around the food stalls and a bunch near the middle. But there were so many people that there was no space left. i just opted to walk and drink. Other than food, from what i remember, people sold Items like handmade stuff, anime merch like figures and keychains and lights, and some just sold trading cards like pokemon cards. They had ziplining which looks like fun. They had carnival games like popping the balloon, hammer drop, ring toss into the bottle, something that looked like pachinko, the pull up bar challenge, that stacked bottle game, and the birthday month dice game. There were some attractions like the human hamster ball where you climb inside a bouncy plastic ball and walk around. They also had a talent show. No offense but the talent show at the night market wasn't that great. The band at the time was singing a jazzy version of old school music from the 80's and did not have any stage presence at all. There were long breaks between each song. People were leaving the seating area mid performance. We came around 7pm and it wasn't that busy, but when my friend and I left a little after 8pm, the line to get inside was really long and the food stall area was crowded as ever. 3 out of 5 stars based on this visit. I would go to the night market if you want to hang out with friends and try new foods for the fun of it. Throw the budget out the window because a lot of food items are overpriced still. Last tip. Bring lots of cash because the ATM machine fees are expensive. As far as i know, most stalls don't accept card.

In the mood for a flavourful hot dog, I cruised on over to Japadog on Ontario Street near Wendy's…read more Looking at the menu I was going to order the Aonori Fries but opted for Teriyaki Kurubota Terimayo Hot Dog. I noticed you can order on food delivery apps such as SkipTheDishes, UberEats, Fantuan, DoorDash, etc. Teriyaki Kurubota Terimayo pork sausage topped with onions, mayo, seaweed strips, sweet teriyaki sauce, stir fried cabbage. The first bite was sweet, salty, flavourful smoky goodness. That was one amazingly juicy hotdog. Many other places try to mimic the taste but nothing beats Japadog.

A must visit joint if you are in Vancouver. Worth the hype. Dogs are very juicy and flavors are…read moreunique. As a family we tried 4 diff ones and all were delicious. Tiny but cozy place. Fast service. Karage was also good.