Only if it was still in business
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I never actually ate there. I just liked the name
Was it any good?
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No sh!t? lol

I live 2 minutes away from there and never tried it. I'll definately be checking them out soon.

Thanks

From what I've heard, the place was not great and the only thing it had going for it was the name and location. I did eat there when it was a truck-stop style diner though - VicWay.

I ate at Pho Bich Nga before. It was not bad but it was definitely not the most comfortable place to take your date for dinner. :p

Skeeeeettttcchhhhhhh

There is a place close to both of us and seems to have some pretty good reviews. I've been meaning to try it and I'll probably drop by sometime next week.

Its called Pho Nhuan

http://dinehere.ca/vancouver/pho-nhuan

yea but you could tell your date that this restaurant had the distinction of being on Jay Leno's segment on funny names.
along with Pui Kee Seafood restaurant if any of you remember LOL

Oh, I've been there before but I remember it being called something else. Perhaps a change of ownership.

Brave Bull's Steak House
8/10

Ordered a New York Steak with fried rice. Pretty tasty and hard to complain for the price. :D

man always wanted to try it, lol
but that area....so sketchh hah

[QUOTE=fliptuner;7301693]No sh!t? lol

I live 2 minutes away from there and never tried it. I'll definately be checking them out soon.

Thanks



the broth is awsome, the price is cheap and the server is cute.

Do it, totally worth it.
10 bucks for a steak dinner?
15 if you want the really good meat.

It's like stepping back into the 80s.

Speaking of which, time to head back again.

That place is sketchy but owned by 2 elderly Asians
They make delicious steak
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Are you talking about the place on Clarke and Hastings? :fullofwin:

9/10
Sushi oyama

Ordered las Vegas roll sorta deep fried goodness

And their spicy sauce for sashimi delicious
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Kamei Royale - 6/10

Nothing special and very pricey for what you get.

Yup.

I've been twice and both times I enjoyed it. The food isn't the world's greatest but for the price, the stories you hear and seeing how two old couples pouring their lives into a steak house is in the end well worth it.

I've always seen this place in passing since I was young...

hahaha I don't know if I could ever go in. It looks oh so sketch.

Yep, my steak wasn't bad either! bcrdukes, when you got time, we gonna hit up Bino's.

IF you're talking about the place on Kingsway, FUCKING LOL.

:thumbsup:

hahaha good drunken days there when i was younger

food is meh.

i just remember always grabbing their 2 burgers special that was posted on the front

Bino is like Bon's... no?

Ningtu
The socalled half hour wait turned into almost 1 hour
6/10

A&W 8/10 :lol

Kimura Sushi, 8/10. Chef Kimura wears a watch & a bracelet while working - I think that is inexcusable. :mad: Otherwise, it was a good meal, although the Spicy Tuna on Crispy Rice dish was a bit low class in presentation compared to the other dishes. Sushi rolls were made a little haphazardly, but the rice was made well.

Kobe Beef Carpaccio. Not really a carpaccio, as the beef was seared a little. White truffle oil was a nice touch. Red onions should have been sliced much thinner.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...I/IMG_3993.jpg

Spicy Tuna on Crispy Rice. The green leaf lettuce cheapens the dish a little. I would have used a Belgian Endive and Radicchio.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...I/IMG_3994.jpg

Unagi Roll & Spider Roll. Rolls weren't rolled tightly enough, and a little too much rice in the Unagi Roll. The balance between rice and main ingredients was a bit off.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...I/IMG_3995.jpg