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!

When in Canada, I need my poutine fix. This is a strictly carry out place. No outdoor seating. No…read morerestrooms. I just had the regular poutine classic. It was good enough to get my fix. It was made to order and the lady at the counter was very nice. I imagine this place does quite a lunch and late night business based on its location.

If you're out in downtown Vancouver late at night and need a bite, Japadog is the move. Open until…read more4 AM, it's the perfect post-night-out food stop. The menu has a lot of options, but my favorites were the Wagyu Beef Dog (#11) and the Pork Dog (#1). Both were packed with flavor and loaded with the signature Japanese-inspired toppings that made Japadog famous. The combination of savory meats, sauces, and fresh toppings takes a simple hot dog to another level. Quick service, great late-night eats, and a Vancouver classic that's worth trying at least once.

I had Japadog in Santa Monica which was a cart. I knew it wasn't the real experience which I got in…read moreVancouver. We ordered the bento box although expensive was a great treat. The lemonade was on point. That brings us to the hotdogs which first things first came on an excellent bun. I had the BLT which wasn't a risk and delivered. Doing the simple things well. The original #1 was delicious and the reason for proof of concept, the avocado fortunately went to an Avocado lover, not for me. Haters gunna hate, Japadog hits the spot. The dining part need a lot of help, doesn't consider the consumer and it is obvious. Do better on that.

super yummy hot dog with lots of snap to the casing and amazing toppings. always come here when…read morevisiting vancouver! my personal fav is the terimayo spicy w cheese and their croquette hot dog

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.

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?

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!

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.

Dropped by 'Shop the Block' after a workout session at Brentwood…read more. I felt guilty.. & I had the Jurassic Pork Mac and Cheese @reelmacandcheese for my first meal. It was good but not enough cheeses. The pan fried pulled porks were crisp but need some flavor. Taste: 3/5 I also bought the vegan sourdough doughnuts @platesbypayts Variety 4 pack - Orange Hibiscus - Passion Fruit - Thai Iced Tea - Mango Sago They are so light, creamy and fluffy Taste: 4/5 The Shop the Block will end at 10pm today. Follow me IG @eatisvibikki #eatisvibikki #vibikki #lovetoeat #macandcheess #sourdough #doughnuts #donuts #vancouverfoodtrucks #lunch #GVFTF2021 #burnabyeats #burnabyfood #getinmybelly #fullbelly #yelpvancouver #foodphotography #dishedvancouver #cameraeatfirst #instafood #foodblogger #foodbloggers #foodstagram #foodievancouver #vancouverfoodies #vancouverfoodie #vancouverfoodieblogger #vancityfoodie #604eats

I've been trying for awhile to sample these donuts as people rave about them on Instagram. I…read morefinally got the chance when they were offered at Black Sugar Coffee House (which seems like a super cute place with great service) in Port Moody. It's clear that I wasn't the only one wanting to get my hands on them as there was already a lineup when I got there at 10:30 am (the time they started selling them). They're $20 for 4 and the flavors this week were: Classic Cinnamon Sugar, Tiramisu, Banana Cream Pie (my favorite), and Apple Crumble. The donuts themselves were good, but what stood out to me were the fillings. Donut fillings can taste artificial and fake, but these fillings tasted so fresh and flavorful. I'm not even the biggest banana fan, but the Banana Cream Pie was excellent. Instead of artificial banana filling, it was filled with real bananas and tasted so clean. Likewise with the tiramisu - I'm not big on coffee flavors, but this Tiramisu was spot on. All in all, you can tell that these donuts are made with care and don't taste artificial. Definitely worth checking out, especially for their amazing fillings!