Exactly. Now that they lost you as a potential customer, what's it going to take for you to go back? Quite a bit, I'm guessing.

^fuck it im going to nando's was going to get bbq pork instead.

Risty's Sushi and Cafe Bar . On Granville . Love the Sushi . One of the BEST I ever ate .

Coney Island Fish and Chips. One of the best fish and chips at White Rock

8/10!

Home . One of the best place to eat . It's welcoming . Warm . Homey . And best of all you can eat whatever you want .

Rating : Over 9000 .

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As I posted in the Surrey thread.

Roasted Pork Banh Mi from Henlong Market. One of the best banh mi's I have had.

9/10

Neighbours Restaurant. 7/10. Roast Lamb dinner with rice, roast potato and greek salad. Meh, I've had better at other places.

Seoul Doogbaegi

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Sullungtang always a good meal to have for cold rainy Vancouver days.

$10 including tip+tax.

9/10, comfort food.

Song Huong

8/10, delicious Pho and com ga :D

Cheap, only 5.95$ for a large bowl, good sized portions too. Acros for 7-Eleven on Nanaimo street i think?
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Teppan Kitchen at the Aberdeen Food Court. kind of expensive for food court food imo, i got the #1 which was just sirloin beef with rice. beef was too thin so by the time i got to a table, it was completely well done and sticking to the hot plate. not enough beef either. the taste is there though (the sauce was good). should have more meat though... (and i am saying this not because of the stereotypical asian thing where we want more meat for bang for buck)

6.5/10

Went to Hapas Robson because one of the girls we were with wanted to eat....1130pm on sat night....wow, the food was terrible; service was awful, and desserts was compared to horse manure.
You couldn't pay me to go back and eat there for a free meal.
I don't know why that place is so hyped up?...lol, I saw so many people dine and dash out the back door it was funny.

The only good thing about this place; nothing.
2/10

Uncle Mings
Szechuan Fried Rice with Beef
First time trying it and I'm going to get it again
Had just the right amount of 'kick' to it in terms of spicyness
$4.50 lunch special
9/10

i didnt have that bad an experience last time i went but would probably give it a 6/10
i used to have fonder memories of this place but not sure what happened. also its such a gangster fest. last time i was there the rcmp were standing around inside the restaurant talking to people.

The hotness of the waitresses has gone downhill too.. I still remember when they first opened the girls were HOT

Ate at la quercia in kitsilano last weekend. Had the 7 course tasting menu with my gf for 43 dollars a person. Came to 200 with big tip and a good bottle of wine. Best restaurant in Vancouver IMO. 11/10. I eat at la ghianda (their deli) about twice a week.

The $43 menu is roughly 5 courses based on items we are preparing that day. The $59 menu is around 9 courses. Both menus include desert, however the second menu will always include our risotto 'cooked to order'. The courses are served on plates designed for sharing with everyone at the table.

I'm guessing it's still $43/59 per person Even though it says "designed for sharing with everyone at the table"?

The moon at UBC .... my daily lunch... combo A.. $4.50...fried rice with sweet and sour pork..... for some reason I still haven't gotten old of it. it deserves a 100/10

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The large bowl of pho doesn't seem so large, when compared to other places.

7/10
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They didn't offer the 5 or 9 to me. The waiter just offered the 7. The table beside me was the same. It might change, as the menu changes daily. And yeah, they just change the size depending on the size of the table. Also, they made a different menu for us than the table beside us because I am allergic to nuts. Not just the same menu with nuts omitted, but completely different. Also the table on the other side had a completely different menu based on their diet. Very talented kitchen staff there.

Try "Special A". Salted fish diced chicken fried rice. It's not bad at all. Also, their beef brisket egg noodle is awesome too.

I'm on a break for eating out fancy, but la ghianda sounds awesome.
Any more thoughts or comments on it?

Ghianda is awesome. Everything is 10 dollars for lunch. 3 sandwiches, 3 pastas, 3 mains, and 3 soups(which are $6)
Pork milanese and roast beef and arugula are my favorite sandwiches so far.
The pastas quality I find depends who is working. A couple guys are just better with seasoning and such than a couple others. Had a meatball sandwich and shared a rabbit stew with olives and polenta today. Rabbit was fucking amazing. For the price, I couldn't name a better place in the city to go.

Is that the place under the music building? Do they still have the ugly red chairs?