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Old 01-05-2009, 01:47 AM   #251
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Earls on Barlow Trail (calg)

Had a few Vodka slimes, so freakin' gooooood there! My tongues tingling just thinking about the lime flavour 9.9999999/10

On the contrary, vodka slimes at Fiore Cantina (on 17th) was hurting, and served in some weird small glass. 2/10
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Felicos

my steak was good
my gf's roast lamb couldve been better

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Some kinda pasta on the 10th.

got the butternut squash stuffed pasta, with the italian salad.

5/10 it was too rich and a bit too salty, and i saw them microwaving it in the back to heat it up. Wanted to just leave.

do not recommend
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Some kinda pasta on the 10th.

got the butternut squash stuffed pasta, with the italian salad.

5/10 it was too rich and a bit too salty, and i saw them microwaving it in the back to heat it up. Wanted to just leave.

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Old 01-09-2009, 06:24 PM   #255
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That's the restaurant name, Some Kinda Pasta.

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well, if the name sucks ... i guess the food must suck too
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Old 01-10-2009, 12:13 AM   #257
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campagnolo on main street

tagliarni- noodles well cooked, pork came off kinda salty, wasnt a fan of the dish.

risotto-fantastic, just the way i like it, not to creamy and lots of texture, definately a fan.

nutella tart- very boring seemed as if it was prepped far in advance and lost any of its soul when i began to eat it.

Room- Beautiful room for the money they spent, reminds me of another interpretation of the boneta room except longer, Bar in the back is possibly my new favorite place to have a drink i recommend it (view of the bus station is actually kind of nice lol)

Service- Excellent, slow night but he was on his game and helped with a nice wine selection

Overall- 7/10 I'm definitely gonna give this place another chance and hopefully i can find a dish i love.
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Old 01-10-2009, 03:40 AM   #258
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Whereabouts is Campagnolo?

I went to The Wallflower Modern Diner on Main just north of West Broadway where the old Aurora Bistro used to be.

As I walked in with my lady friend, we were greeted by a happy not-so-SOMA waitress. We were allowed to sit anywhere and the friendly bartender was by default, our server. We started off with two highballs both of which were $3.50 each and were very tasty.

I had a chicken pot pie with ceaser which hit the spot as I haven't had chicken pot pie in a while. Although it was a little bland on the side, you can taste the fresh flavours of the chicken and veggies used so all it took was a dash of pepper and it was all good. My lady friend had a shrimp scampi served over a bed of angel hair pasta. The pasta was perfect drizzled with a light creamy sauce with some veggies on the side. Very tasty dish overall. For dessert, we shared a small plate of a baked apple pie topped with vanilla ice cream which was very very very good.

With tax and tip, our bill came to $53 ($26.50/person) Great new establishment in SOMA. Awesome location if you want to hit up the bar to grab some food and drinks with friends and also, nice selection of light/deep house music. Friendly staff and neat interior/decor. I'd definitely come back.

Edit: Oops! I forgot the rating. I'd give this place 8.5 out of 10.
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Old 01-10-2009, 04:18 AM   #259
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Campagnolo is on Main Street between Terminal and the Dunsmuir Viaduct. Its beside some rundown hotel/bar which I think is the Ivanhoe.

I thought it was a really nice room as well, but the food was just alright. I only thought 1 out of the 3 mains that we ordered tasted above average. The ling cod was awesome, but the risotto was way too salty and the steak was just alright. I'll probably give it one more shot with other menu items before I decide whether to come here regularly or not.

And an interesting note about Campagnolo is that it was opened by the same three proprietors of Fuel! That alone is what got me curious enough to try it out.
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Kingyo (Downtown on Denman)

Service was pretty good for NYE, they're weren't as many people as I expected
Most of the food came reallly quick except for one of them (rice and some other things mixed) Though I can't remember most of the names of the dishes we had, most of them tasted excellent. Dessert came quick as well.

The thing I probably loved most about the restaurant was the furnishing. Looked really nice and gave a good feel. Washrooms were clean and very nice!

Service - 8/10
Food - 9/10
I was there during NYE too! It was a lot of fun and they had special promotions after midnight.

Same rating for me

Service - 8/10
Food - 9/10
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Pho Le up in Chinatown.

Doesn't really disappoint. Decent looking nammer MILF with some good nammer shows up on the LCD screens. Pretty decent and consistent food. Convenient location.

8/10. Always a returning customer.
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Unclie Ming's on Main St.

$5.50 lunch special never disappoints

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Pho Le up in Chinatown.

Doesn't really disappoint. Decent looking nammer MILF with some good nammer shows up on the LCD screens. Pretty decent and consistent food. Convenient location.

8/10. Always a returning customer.
Where in chinatown is this bro?
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Boston Pizza Langley Bypass.

Went to grab some food after a movie last night with my wife. Got seated right away, sat there almost 20 minutes and no waiter/waitress even looked at us. No drink order, no food orders they were to busy chatting it up with each other. About 6 tables had people at them and there was at least 3 waitresses and a bartender. I mean had to be tough outnumbered.

We got up and left without getting anything probably better off if the food comes anywhere near the service.

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Sun Fat Cafe on Kingsway across from ICBC.

My mom likes it a lot here, it's not bad but the wait sucks sometimes. Yesterday was good though.

7.5/10
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Sushi Garden 10/10

good udon, unagi and fairly cheap scallop cones
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Browns steak house
8/10

Appys were good. Service sucked. Overcharged me on my cognac. Forgot my lobster tail with my steak and charged me extra for it on top of that. Nice atmosphere though.



EDIT: Thought Browns/Pinkys were the same. I actually went t oBrowns in Kits. Not pinkys. This was brought ot my attention by someone whos concerned about where I eat

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Do you know where Ba Le is? Anyways, if you don't, when you enter Chinatown heading north on Mainstreet, just look up and to your left, there will be a sign that says "Pho Le". It's part of a bigger complex and is located up stairs. Or, if you know where Jack Chow Insurance is, it's just in that complex but to the left.

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Sushi Garden 10/10

good udon, unagi and fairly cheap scallop cones
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DB Bistro Moderne

Had the DB Burger.. very juicy and delicious. Great service too.

I rate it 9/10.
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Do you know where Ba Le is? Anyways, if you don't, when you enter Chinatown heading north on Mainstreet, just look up and to your left, there will be a sign that says "Pho Le". It's part of a bigger complex and is located up stairs. Or, if you know where Jack Chow Insurance is, it's just in that complex but to the left.
I'll keep a look out for it next time. Need a change from the phnom penh.. they're chicken wings and squid are good but its too fucking salty.
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That Pho Le place is unbelievably salty as well -- could've been a bad experience, but I thought it was one of the worst pho I've tried in Vancouver.
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^Really? I've always found it to be fine. I do, however, enjoy a bit of a darker base (READ: not salty though!) from these commercial pho joints, otherwise they turn out to be too watered down. I also enjoy eating my commercial pho spicy. That being said, I've had home made pho with relatively clear broth but broth was heavily infused with flavours. OMG, pho to die for! I need to go visit my aunt.
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Pretty good food, ravioli, veal and lamb were my favourite.

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Reception:
Daniel Boulud, Lumiere and DB Bistro Moderne: Alsatian Tarte Flambe' of caramelized onions, cheese and pancetta
Vikram Vij, Vij's and Rangoli: Coriander and Chilly marinated Mutton served with Chutney
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Tojo's Pacific dungeness crab cake, white fish and yam potato mousse, panko crust, yuzu, apple and mango sauce
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Terrine of duck foie gras served with ice wine gelee and toasted brioche
Chateau Lafaurie-Peyraguey 2003 Sauternes
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Chicken Consommé with Madeira, winter mushrooms & herb dumpling
Gewurztraminer Cuvee' Theo 2006 Weinbach, Alsace
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Butternut Squash and Mascarpone ravioli, seared Qualicum bay scallops, truffle and lemon butter, shaved black truffles
Bourgogne Blanc 1999 Leroy, Burgundy
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Baked British Columbia Sablefish preserved summer tomatoes, "Frank and Steve's" spot prawn bisque
Riesling Jubilee 2004 Hugel, Alsace
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6th Course: Scott Jaeger, The Peartree
Butter braised "Campbell's Pheasant" with confit eggplant and braised onion heart
Bourgogne Rouge 2001 Leroy, Burgundy
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7th Course: Daniel Boulud, Lumiere and DB Bistro
Trilogy of Milk Fed Veal: Crispy Head and Cheeks with Sauce Gribiche, Stuffed Endive with Smoked Tongue, Sweetbread with Salsify and Chanterelles
Chateau Cheval Blanc 1996 Saint-Emilion Premier Grand Cru, Bordeaux
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8th Course: David Hawksworth
Double Smoked Bacon Wrapped Squab, Tarte Fine of Wild Mushrooms and Golden Sultana Puree
Saint Joseph Les Granits Rouge Organic 2003 Chapoutier, Rhone
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9th Course: Nico Schuermans
Sumac rubbed lamb sirloin, smoked eggplant caviar, Israeli cous- cous, Tabouleh
Chateau La Louviere 2000 Pessac-Leognan, Bordeaux
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Desserts: Thomas Haas, Thomas Haas Fine Chocolates
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i was looking for a poutine and they didn't have it, so 6/10
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L'artista ristorante italiano

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Great great Italian restaurant. Everything taste like classy homestyle Italian.

I had the baked viel with cheese/tomtatoes, came with veggies. Good size portion, very hot and tatsey when I ordered it

My date had some sort of veggie pasta dish and she loved it.

Busy atmosphere, not really a romantic place but the service was great
Would go back in a heart beat
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