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ZN6 07-02-2016 11:16 PM

James snack in richmond for claypot rice. 8.5/10. I would give it the 10/10 for the category on chinese comfort food. You wanna talk about spareribs on rice? In a claypot? This place serves it piping hot and crispy rice bottom waiting for you. Loads of meat on top and under 10 bucks. My rice bow was 8.50 taxes in. Gave a dollar tip. One of the best places for comfort food even though it's in a food court. 20 minute wait time for the rice to cook as with any claypot rice places. I would say it's definitely better than soup.com or the one in richmond public market. Well worth it.

ZN6 07-02-2016 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Verdasco (Post 8765930)
alright revscene, my arteries are a bit empty, whats a unique place that has great flavour and fat in it? (white place)

Red wagon

You're welcome

jinxcrusader 07-03-2016 01:50 AM

Anyone got any good suggestions for Portuguese Egg Tarts??

Armind 07-03-2016 07:58 AM

Fish Counter 10/10

Miku 9/10

La Belle Patate 9/10

Steveson Pizza 9/10

Timothy's Frozen Yogurt 10/10

Cheat day delivered. :drunk:

bcrdukes 07-03-2016 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by jinxcrusader (Post 8768858)
Anyone got any good suggestions for Portuguese Egg Tarts??

They are very hard to come by these days.

There used to be a Portuguese bakery called Universal Bakery at the corner of Rupert and E. 22nd in Vancouver, but the property was repurposed and now a multi-level complex.

The only place that I have been able to find them readily available is in Burnaby,at Fortuna Bakery on Hasting Street. They are okay and hard to get fresh as most of it is made in advance or refrigerated. I suggest heating them up in the oven before eating.

Another place is Union Market on 810 Union Street in the Strathcona neighbourhood in Vancouver. Their natas are perhaps better but they don't have the sheer volume in comparison to Fortuna Bakery, so don't be disappointed if they run out.

The last place I know of is a Chinese bakery called Michele Cake Shop in Kerrisdale. I have personally never been myself, but I know a few people who mentioned they liked it. It is more like the Macanese style of nata as opposed to the Portuguese style if that is what you are looking for. Call ahead to check if they have any.

There are probably a few more bakeries out there but either too far or that I don't know of. Good luck! :)

Devastator 07-03-2016 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by jinxcrusader (Post 8768858)
Anyone got any good suggestions for Portuguese Egg Tarts??

Kam Do Bakery in Richmond, delicious Portuguese egg Tarts.

Armind 07-04-2016 09:04 AM

Sushi bar Maumi 10/10

smoothie. 07-04-2016 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by jinxcrusader (Post 8768858)
Anyone got any good suggestions for Portuguese Egg Tarts??

T&T.

Always hot, always available.

Sure there might be better, but these have always been good to me.

Verdasco 07-05-2016 12:10 PM

hog shack in steveston richmond

7/10


bao down in gas town

had chicken bao bao, the breakfest one, tuna tataki +avocado, pork belly + hoi sin sauce


pork belly + hoi sin sauce was legit, chicken baobao was plain, breakfast one was filling, too little filling in the tuna


7/10

Galactic_Phantom 07-06-2016 05:21 PM

Raisu 7/10

Mentaiko milk udon 9/10 :sweetjesus:
Soup was very good, but heavy. The texture of the udon was on point.

Uni, crab and ikura claypot rice
5/10 tasted way too fishy

6thGear. 07-08-2016 10:13 PM

Went to Chambar a few weeks ago. Trying to remember details but for the most part I was quite happy. Good portions for the price and very good service. I would definitely go again. Started off with the Ostrich Carpaccio, nicely sliced and went well with the portobello mushroom and port vinegrette. 8/10 . For entrée I had the duck breast gnocchi. Plating I wasn't too impressed but the duck was quite succulent/tender and the gnocchi was one of the best ones I ever had. It was soft and airy, not doughy/chewy at all. I also ordered the blue cheese poutine as a side. The fries I thought were good but the blue cheese was way too overpowering for my taste and I barely ate half of it. 8/10(entrée only) 7/10(if I include the poutine) My gf however ordered the Braised lamb shank and my god that was amazing! The broth was very flavorful but light at the same time. The lamb was fall off the bone tender. From my few bites of the lamb I have no problem giving it a 9.5/10

Overall experience I give 9/10.

Galactic_Phantom 07-09-2016 08:39 AM

Landmark Hotpot for Da Lang Late Night Dishes 8/10. Would've gave it more but it seems a bit too much to be paying $60 for 4 late night Chinese dishes and one bowl of fried rice. Prices are $5 more roughly per dish compared to Sandy La and Kwan Luck etc.

Black bean sauce clams were big unlike the ones at Sandy La and Kwan Luck and the sauce was good.

Deep fried enoki mushrooms with beancurd sauce was also quite special, but got really filling towards the end

Duck tongue was good.

Deep fried salt pepper cod was decent, nothing special

Glutinous fried sticky rice was too wet.

Obsideon 07-09-2016 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by ZN6 (Post 8768842)
James snack in richmond for claypot rice. 8.5/10. I would give it the 10/10 for the category on chinese comfort food. You wanna talk about spareribs on rice? In a claypot? This place serves it piping hot and crispy rice bottom waiting for you. Loads of meat on top and under 10 bucks. My rice bow was 8.50 taxes in. Gave a dollar tip. One of the best places for comfort food even though it's in a food court. 20 minute wait time for the rice to cook as with any claypot rice places. I would say it's definitely better than soup.com or the one in richmond public market. Well worth it.

That food court is full of hidden gems. The Salt-baked Chicken a couple stalls down from James Snack as well as the assorted beef noodle soup are spot on. :thumbs:
The ambiance leaves a lot to be desired though even for a food court lol, a bunch of old Asians either dozing off or watching TVB on the fuzzy TV's.

guurl 07-09-2016 06:37 PM

cora's
my new fav spots for breakfast ! (normally dont eat out for brekky)

where do you guys like to go?

Hondaracer 07-10-2016 09:12 AM

Cora's = make shittier food than anything you could make at home, pile a ton of old fruit on top

westopher 07-10-2016 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 8770979)
Cora's = make shittier food than anything you could make at home, pile a ton of old fruit on top

YES! Shitty ass vac pac'd fruit shipped from mexico weeks ago as well.

guurl 07-10-2016 12:33 PM

oh, sorry im not a snobby picky eater like you guys :) especially galactic.
i'd even be satisfied with a plate of bons breakfast.
the fruit i had definitely wasn't old
tell me where you'd like to have breakfast so i can sharpen my sense in taste. :awwyeah:

Armind 07-10-2016 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by guurl (Post 8770859)
cora's
my new fav spots for breakfast ! (normally dont eat out for brekky)

where do you guys like to go?

Jam Cafe, you're welcome :nyan:

dlo 07-10-2016 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by guurl (Post 8771044)
oh, sorry im not a snobby picky eater like you guys :) especially galactic.
i'd even be satisfied with a plate of bons breakfast.
the fruit i had definitely wasn't old
tell me where you'd like to have breakfast so i can sharpen my sense in taste. :awwyeah:

sticking to yolks for life haha

guurl 07-10-2016 08:21 PM

^ yeah yumm but i wanted to switch it up from benedicts haha i rarely go out for brekky anyways. too much food in one sitting LOL

Galactic_Phantom 07-10-2016 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by guurl (Post 8771044)
oh, sorry im not a snobby picky eater like you guys :) especially galactic.

Why am I being singled out? Oh. Is it because I failed your last post? Let me explain why I failed your post along with several others in this thread. From my understanding this the 'rate the last place you ate thread' not the 'Facebook status/where I last ate thread'. Your posts almost always tell us nothing about the actual meal, instead, half the time they're always irrelevant. Even a simple X/10 or whatever speaks more volumes than your posts.

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Originally Posted by guurl (Post 8745268)
Deer garden and then dannys screamers

Malay laksa w/ udon ///// Orange creamsicle to share for dessert

Hits the spot. I am in a food coma now.

Okay cool. What about Deer Garden and Danny's? Is it good? What spot is it supposed to hit? Why is the orange creamsicle shared? Was it because the portions were too big? This post told me absolutely nothing about the two places you ate. Instead for some reason I now know you are in a food coma.

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Originally Posted by guurl (Post 8759844)
bun cha ca hoang yen
yummyyy

and the american philly cheese steak at metrotown below cineplex theatres
meh, it was good but soooo buttery.. $13 per sub...paid $17 for combo with fries and drink. not really worth it to me

could've bought a bunch of sushi with that money :D lol

k cool. what's yummy supposed to mean? What'd you get? What do you recommend? Yummy compared to what? Yummy could mean anything between fancy dinner to 3am mcnugget runs. How bout any form of rating? Doesn't have to be accurate. Just so I actually know what message you are trying to convey.

knight604 07-10-2016 10:45 PM

Eat good , live good

Slifer 07-11-2016 04:56 AM

guurl got rekt

Verdasco 07-11-2016 08:28 AM

this is why there arent any girls on revscene anymore

scare them out!

edit: on a side note, I walk by Cora's the other day and checked up the prices, expensive as hell and the food doesn't look unique enough for me to try it. I could make those pancakes / stuff at home.....Ihop quality imo!

Galactic_Phantom 07-11-2016 09:15 AM

TIL if a girl explicitly calls you out/misunderstands you you are not allowed to rebuttal/explain yourself


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