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thank you, my buddy tried the adobo chicken and nothing was special at all! just gravy mixed in with vinegar. He said his family friends made 10000x better adobo chicken compared to the restaurant so he was a bit disappointed. |
I just went to kulinarya with friends on sunday, it's probably the best filipino food i've had. https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.n...cff53562ebbdcb |
^That's really good to hear. I'm moving into a condo development pretty much on top of that restaurant in a couple of years once it's completed. Hopefully they're still around so I can get my fix without driving to my parents' house lol Mind reviewing a couple of the dishes? I'm mostly concerned with the kare-kare there in the bottom right (at least it looks like it). The sisig looks ok from the picture- it looks more soggy than "seared". And did you try any crispy pata? |
I haven't had much filipino food so i'm probably not a good judge, but the bottom right dish you are pointing out is an internal organ dish. Wasn't a fan of the pig large intestine but the tripe was good. The kare kare is the red dish in the center and it was good, rich tomato taste and the fried potato gave it a good crunch. The crispy pata is the thing on the right, it was crispy salty goodness. I would go a lot more often if it wasn't a 45 mins drive out for me. |
I love crispy pata and lechon kawali lol could use a recommendation for a place that serves it killer. I usually just go to pinpin Posted via RS Mobile |
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I ate there again a few days ago. They serve a very good crispy pata http://www.umagazine.ca/wp-content/u...0-1024x687.jpg http://www.umagazine.ca/wp-content/u...71-700x414.jpg They also got a good off menu sisg dish now http://www.umagazine.ca/images/sisig.jpg You can request to add an egg to it... I went without the egg Hapag Ihaw-Ihaw ? I have a dream | ??? - U Magazine | Vancouver Magazine 15% off coupon or 50% off 2nd order of skewers available in the monthly offer section as well |
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the tomato one with potato was Kaldereta, and the kare kare was the one you described. I liked it minus the large intestine. |
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Dang they put large intestine in the kare kare? It should only be ox-tail and tripe!! Anyways time for a quick review: Crepe des Amis (at the New West Quay): 10/10 Simply the best crepes I've had in the city. Better than that Asian stuff passed off as crepes. Better than Cafe Crepe by a mile. Every time I walk the boardwalk it's with a crepe from these guys. Sadly, the owner of the place has brain cancer and is recovering from surgery in the hospital. The wife is working alone dealing with the craziness both at home and at the shop. If you have a chance to check it out, I suggest you do it sooner rather than later because I don't know how much longer they'll be around. They already closed for a month earlier this year, and I suspect they'll do so more often. I've tried a few in case any of you are wondering- their savoury crepes are excellent- not greasy at all, which is amazing considering they use cheese in a lot of them. My personal favorites are the lemon/butter/brown sugar and the nutella/strawberry. Crepes are whole wheat, and vegan upon request. |
Been wanting to try authentic Filipino food, since Filipino-Chinese food disappointed me. |
Haven't gone yet but just had to share in my excitement... Just got email confirmation for my reservation at Au Pied de Cochon for my Montreal trip later this month! For those unaware (skip to 4:10 for food porn) Fois gras poutine here I come... :fullofwin: |
The Fish Shack 9/10 Ordered the oyster po-boy.. Wow that sandwich was pretty dang amazing. Ordered it to go the portion didn't seem to be as big as I thought it would be but that doesn't bother to me at all! Maybe I expected a bit too much after reading your guys's reviews. haha I also ordered the fish tacos. They were pretty good too but I wish there was more sauce with it. Would definitely come back to order more of those po boys. |
Requesting a review on taka's take out sushi preferably with pictures! I wanna see what all the hype is all about, I wanna see dat food porn while I wait for my mortgage stuff to finish up and have some cash float to eat out again :okay: |
Aura in Victoria: Fifth time here and the quality is consistent, and for me, consistency is important. Their menu changes, I think, once a month, and this is refreshing, yet they do keep some proven dishes on the menu. Fried sushi was okay for appy. Second appy was clam broth with Thai noodles and this was fantastic. Mains was a duck dish and it was a big dish that filled me completely. The mains was fantastic, cooked perfectly, with a perfect sauce and accompanying small starch portions. Sneaked in a dessert Cookies & Creme (not Cream) which was okay. Service is extremely attentive and courteous thanks to the manager that seems to be always there. Requested window seats, got them, and the view of Victoria's inner harbour was spectacular. Would definitely go again. |
Ly Thai in Burnaby on Edmonds. 9/10 , one of the ony Thai places I keep goin back Posted via RS Mobile |
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Two different takes on this: Purists may not enjoy the sushi as you can see in the photos; the sushi they make is too "busy" and/or doused with sauce. The more outgoing, creative types may enjoy it as it is a different concept and beyond the norm. I personally prefer my sushi to stand out in terms of the quality of fish, rice, and craftsmanship, as opposed to what these folks are doing. However, I'd be willing to give it a chance if I were ever in the area. |
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If were sharing reso's I just got my confirmation for tour d' argent in Paris, oldest establishment in town and a 200 euro deposit just to hold your reso lol I'll see about pics/reviews when back Posted via RS Mobile |
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Just got back from a quick weekend trip to Seattle/Bellevue: Cheesecake Factory (x2, as it was close to my hotel and was lazy to explore Bellevue): Tomato Basil Pasta twice. Did not disappoint. Also tried the chicken fritada salad, which was quite good since the pasta got heavy. Might just be me, but the servings seem to have shrunk over the years. 7.5/10 Beecher's Pike Place- Tried the "world's best" mac and cheese. Quite good. Not bland like most restaurant mac and cheese. Definite kick from the cheese sauce for sure. I'm a sucker for KD, but this was up there. Worth a try if you're down there. 8.5/10 Ellenos Greek Yogurt Pike Place - So the guy hawking it was saying that it was the best Greek yogurt you'll ever taste, or you could slap him. Took him up on the offer. HOLY SHIT I didn't know Greek yogurt could be so damn good. Tried a berry and berry cheesecake flavour. The cheesecake tasted just like cheesecake! And I'm told by the other people there that lemon curd was the best out of them all (I didn't try as I was busy with the others). I normally hate Greek yogurt, but that guy pulled a Jesus Christ and made me a believer. 10/10 Mcdonalds - Tried the bacon mcdouble. I'm a huge McDouble fan, and bacon just put it over the top. 12/10 (might be a bit skewed because I was starving at the time) |
tentatsu hasting and nanaimo 5/10 tasted fine going down, didn't feel fine coming out |
^Food poisoning only docked 5 points? Must've been a hell of a meal before getting sick lol |
Pink Peppercorn First time going, will return. 8/10 |
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