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    Unique Slow Rise Bakery

    4.0 (12 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Shannon falls view
    Helene L.

    3 stars (is not a bad thing in my book). Recommend- if you're craving from some Asian food, and support small business- it's worth a quick stop. Food- got XLB, BBq pork steam bun, Chinese sausage bun, and bolo bao with butter: all were 3-4 star good. For its location, and no other Asian food in sight, it's 5 stars. Drinks come in 8oz or 12 oz. * Strawberry cream matcha- refreshing. Best mixed. Service- nice, standard. Order at window, get a number buzzer tells you when to go to pick up food. Ambiance- rustic feel. Backyard/side of house has tables with umbrellas to eat with a view of Shannon falls. To be clear- 3 stars is not bad. Location- 3 min south of Sea to Sky gondola. Parking available. Value- expensive, but for location, fair? Example- BBQ pork steam Bao 2 for CAD$8.

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    Greg T.

    It really is unique - a Hong Kong style bakery, attached to a campground, with a large patio overlooking Shannon Falls. If you go on Sundays, they have a larger pop-up menu with many extra items like a BBQ pork puff pastry. I came with a few friends on a Sunday, so we were able to sample quite a few things. Siu mai, XLB, and BBQ pork puff pastry were delicious. All true to what you'd expect at any HK bakery or dim sum place. They have quite a few choices of drinks: full espresso menu, HK milk tea, ovaltine, lemon tea, and creative ube and matcha drinks. It was slammed on a sunny summer Sunday. We waited maybe 15 minutes to order and the food came out quickly after. No trouble finding a table on the patio.

    Lillian W.

    SUCH a great spot! What a beautiful view and amazing high quality drinks/food. We spent a night camping in Klahanie and could not resist coming to Unique Slow Rise twice in our stay. We were HOOKED on the matcha!! So well balanced, delicious, fruity, creamy - perfect! We loved the XLB and the sticky rice (so nostalgic!) Matcha was the biggest star for us. While it was pricey, it was totally worth it for us. made our camping experience all the more special! I think it's such a nice treat after spending some time in nature!

    Bbq pork bun, soy vegetable roll, soup dumplings
    Rebecca S.

    We were excited to check out this little dim sum place at the Khalanie campground across from Shannon Falls. It's a cute little place, but we had to look twice to find it as it blends in with the offices and other buildings around it. We ordered the soup dumplings, ha gow, soy bean veggie roll and bbq pork buns. I'll say this, coming from the campground, where you're sleeping on the ground, you normally have greasy bacon and eggs with dirt in it, this was a wonderful break from camping food. For dim sum camping food, it was perfect! Would I come out here just to have this dim sum again, definitely not. Vancouver has the best of the best. But if you're out in the Squamish area and want to have a bit of homemade dim sum, this will fill that craving. My favourite was the soup dumplings, the ha gow was decent too. We were very disappointed in the bbq pork bun, it barely had any filling and the bun wasn't soft and fluffy. The one thing that will definitely not disappoint, the view! You have a beautiful view of Shannon Falls in the seating area in the back of the restaurant. You can bring your dogs too.

    LuFei L.

    Even though the place is named after the owner, Unique, it certainly is a unique spot in Squamish. We visited for their official grand opening to try some dim sum items and it was quite delicious given that they operate out of a campground. I've never had dim sum outdoors on picnic tables and it was definitely a cool experience. I think they're still figuring things out so the experience wasn't perfect, but the concept is so cool that I have to give it 5 stars! We ordered the bolo cookie and a few standard dim sum items like shrimp dumplings and pork dumplings. It was super great to see they even have vegan versions of popular items like siu mai and the taste was surprisingly not disappointing. I think you have to visit this place with a lowered standard for dim sum since it obviously cannot compare to dim sum shops in Vancouver. But for Squamish, outdoors, it was good! I like their bakery items much more. The Bolo cookie is such a cute concept: a mix of the bolo bun in cookie form! They also have a lot of drink options. Service was a bit slow, again because they're just starting. I was also a bit disappointed that we got our food in takeout containers and there were no chopsticks... but maybe that was just for today? Pictures from their soft opening seem to suggest they have some pretty adorable plates and tea cups and definitely chopsticks. I hope to revisit when they have it more figured out!

    Jeanette N.

    Such a gem in the heart of Squamish! This little bakery is located inside Klahanie Campground. They have specialty lattes, and dim sum staples. We ordered shrimp dumplings, pork dumplings, soup dumpling, and two regular lattes (one hot and one iced). The outdoor seating area is gorgeous with views of Shannon Falls and wild blackberry bushes surrounding you. Definitely give this place a visit!

    $6.50!!! 1 BBQ pork bun in 1 expensive take out container.

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