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Verdasco 12-11-2017 08:15 PM

and for people thinking food is expensive, these chefs and cook get up at 4-5am in the morning getting to work in the cold prepping your sauces and meat/veggies

i am grateful for them and their prices should justify the hard work and taste of the restaurant.

Armind 12-15-2017 08:23 AM

Miku

4 course dinner - Company Christmas Party

Since i'm sure people have tried their oishi and aburi sushi already..

Sable fish and beef shank was the bomb 10/10

Desser was some soft of cake that had layers of texture 9/10

:thumbs:

Hondaracer 12-15-2017 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Verdasco (Post 8877235)
and for people thinking food is expensive, these chefs and cook get up at 4-5am in the morning getting to work in the cold prepping your sauces and meat/veggies

i am grateful for them and their prices should justify the hard work and taste of the restaurant.

A profession has responsibilities? Absurd!

That’s no difference than some cop or soldier taking stress leave because they had a traumatic experience imo, you know what you signed up for.

whitev70r 12-15-2017 10:04 PM

Chinatown BBQ on 130 East Pender. 8.5/10, good old fashion Chinese BBQ in a retro feel and vibe place, items tasted great, service was friendly.

Vanouver Sun article if you're interested.

6thGear. 12-29-2017 10:19 PM

Going to Vegas in a couple weeks. Anyone have recommendations on a good steakhouse? Looking for great steak and good ambience(for the fiancé of course) I found The Steak House (Circus Circus) and The Capital Grill( Fashion Mall) The former being a hidden gem and the latter a chain(not familiar with the name). Doesn't have to be $100+ steaks but definitely not some hole in the wall especially since it's her bday.lol

bcrdukes 12-29-2017 11:30 PM

You may want to cross-post here as well for some suggestions.

https://www.revscene.net/forums/371594-las-vegas.html

sonick 12-29-2017 11:33 PM

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Originally Posted by 6thGear. (Post 8880274)
Going to Vegas in a couple weeks. Anyone have recommendations on a good steakhouse? Looking for great steak and good ambience(for the fiancé of course) I found The Steak House (Circus Circus) and The Capital Grill( Fashion Mall) The former being a hidden gem and the latter a chain(not familiar with the name). Doesn't have to be $100+ steaks but definitely not some hole in the wall especially since it's her bday.lol

Mon Ami Gabi at Paris. Old school French brasserie vibe.

punkwax 12-30-2017 06:34 AM

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Originally Posted by 6thGear. (Post 8880274)
Going to Vegas in a couple weeks. Anyone have recommendations on a good steakhouse? Looking for great steak and good ambience(for the fiancé of course) I found The Steak House (Circus Circus) and The Capital Grill( Fashion Mall) The former being a hidden gem and the latter a chain(not familiar with the name). Doesn't have to be $100+ steaks but definitely not some hole in the wall especially since it's her bday.lol

Morton's The Steakhouse - The Best Steak Anywhere!

Had the porterhouse last time and it was probably the best steak I’ve ever had.

Obsideon 12-30-2017 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by 6thGear. (Post 8880274)
Going to Vegas in a couple weeks. Anyone have recommendations on a good steakhouse? Looking for great steak and good ambience(for the fiancé of course) I found The Steak House (Circus Circus) and The Capital Grill( Fashion Mall) The former being a hidden gem and the latter a chain(not familiar with the name). Doesn't have to be $100+ steaks but definitely not some hole in the wall especially since it's her bday.lol

I haven't been to many steakhouses in Vegas but my friend recommended to go PRIME inside the Bellagio and I was not disappointed. The martini's were delicious. The steaks were solid, definitely get the truffle mash. Best of all if you reserve/request for outside seating you can get a great view of the Bellagio water fountains while enjoying your meal.

whitev70r 01-03-2018 12:53 PM

For an artery clogging, surprisingly good, fried chicken wing, none other than your local 7-11! 4/5.

Verdasco 01-04-2018 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by whitev70r (Post 8880870)
For an artery clogging, surprisingly good, fried chicken wing, none other than your local 7-11! 4/5.

they look disgusting

winson604 01-05-2018 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by punkwax (Post 8880299)
Morton's The Steakhouse - The Best Steak Anywhere!

Had the porterhouse last time and it was probably the best steak I’ve ever had.

I still miss the Morton's we had here sigh.

Spoon 01-05-2018 10:17 AM

Been to Morton's when it was around. Funny thing is, the most memorable thing to me was their bread and souffle. I had the porterhouse and it was impossible to finish. :(

Expresso 01-05-2018 11:03 AM

Impossible because of the portion size or inedible?

punkwax 01-05-2018 01:21 PM

Must have meant size. It was delicious and massive. I was told I wouldn’t finish it so I accepted the challenge and ate nothing but steak. No room for sides but I got it done. And I’m not a big dude by any means. :accepted:

Seriously, go to Mortons for a good steakhouse experience if you haven’t been before.

mr_chin 01-10-2018 04:06 PM

Pokerrito
Addicted to poke bowls lately and since this is near BCIT downtown campus, it is all I eat for lunch. Value wise, this place is the best out of the 2 I've tried.

Overall, 2/3 (depends on size) scoops of protein, then 3 mix-ins, 2 sides, and 5 toppings. They have crab meat for sides, which I love.

Try to avoid going there at lunch time weekdays, the line up goes out the store and half way down the block.

Service: 9/10. Fast and the girls are very patient when customers are indecisive. Some even suggest a selection for you.

Environment: 9/10. Very clean, but the store is very small and very limited seating.

Value: 8/10. IMO, expensive for what you get, but because it's healthy, it makes up for it.

Quality: 9/10. Haven't experience anything wrong with the food except the water they serve is tap water.

Pacific Poke
The second poke bowl place I've tried today. I went there expecting something similar to Pokerrito, but the variety was less for the same price.

Service: 5/10. Maybe it's just that one server, but he was rushing me to pick my toppings when nobody was behind me in line. I was looking at the menu on the wall to see what I want, and he insisted that I just look at the toppings and choose. I mean, how the fuck do I know what is what? I asked for wasabi [something], and he put the ginger instead. I confirmed I want wasabi, but it was too late to take all the ginger out. Wasn't satisfied with that particular server.

Environment: 9.5/10. Same, very clean and the place is a little bigger than Pokerrito.

Value: 6/10. Same price as Pokerrito, but less stuff to choose from. They don't have "sides" to choose. It's protein, to toppings, to mix-ins. And the guy only gave me like, I think, 3 strands of sprouts that is half the size of Pokerrito...

Quality: 9/10. No problem with quality, but again, tap water.



Will be trying Westcoast Poke next.

Liquid_o2 01-11-2018 10:40 AM

Interesting to hear about Westcoast Poke... there is one opening up next to my work soon

iPee 01-11-2018 12:10 PM

Not sure if this is for all locations but the Pokerrito on Hornby St. has a 10% discount if you bring your own bowl.

Obsideon 01-11-2018 09:29 PM

Just heads up that Dine-Out Vancouver is starting again, taking reservations starting today. Ebisu Robson has a killer 3-course menu. I don't even like sweets but the yuzu ice cream is amazing!

westopher 01-11-2018 10:09 PM

Lol I had a radio interview today about DOV. I’m not gonna tell you when it airs though since I was so awkward.
Godspeed to you and your staff obsideon, and good luck to all the chefs, cooks and servers of RS. It’s a lot less stressful than it was 5 years ago.

Obsideon 01-11-2018 10:37 PM

lol whaat I want to hear the interview!
Hmm what's the difference from 5 years ago? Personally it's still pretty much the same stress give or take a few grey hairs lol, just deciding from all the different plates we tried before finalizing the menu literally 35 minutes before the submission deadline.

Liquid_o2 01-12-2018 10:26 AM

I haven't done Dine Out Vancouver in 3 years. Wondering if it is better now? I know it is crazy for the restaurant, but for the diner as well, I always felt rushed.

Traum 01-12-2018 10:43 AM

^^ You are certainly not alone. As a customer, I felt very rushed and under pressue during Dine Out Vancouver events as well. But much like you, my "most recent" DOV experience was from a few years ago.

IMO, if someone is willing to plow through a few foodie reviews, keep an eye out for where their foodie friends eat, etc. It is already pretty easy to get yourself a variety of great eats during the regular times. Slower pace, larger regular sized portions, more relaxed atmosphere. I'd much prefer that over the pace of DOV now, even though I appreciate what DOV offers.

bcrdukes 01-12-2018 02:12 PM

:troll: I love Dineout Vancouver. Let's have an RS meet at westopher's restaurant. :troll:

westopher 01-12-2018 02:14 PM

Come on in. It’s not like it makes us busier. We already are busy anyways, and I’ll gladly take your $40pp:)


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