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Spectre_Cdn 11-21-2011 07:47 PM

^ :sweetjesus:

spoon.ek9 11-21-2011 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by king_2011 (Post 7697927)
How sure are you about this? I passed by hkyk a couple days ago and they were still open...so did they close their "doors" officially as of today? Hkyk was known to run from debt from suppliers and wages of the employees in the 90's so that's why they moved to richmond to open its doors here.




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100% sure. i know someone who has worked there for probably a decade now.

ae101 11-21-2011 09:04 PM

holy shit i can't believe it HKYK is closed, i might have to ask them next time im i pop back to HK since we know the owners quite well in HK

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I respect your opinions. Thats about it.

as for hotpot
i prefer to do it at home and save some money
In my mind, hotpot is a great way to gather friends and just chill, why go to AYCE and be rushed when I can sit at home or someone's place and just have a good time
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also dun forget that u can also play nhl at home with ur buds while u eat hotpot :fuckyea:

StylinRed 11-21-2011 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MajinHurricane (Post 7697985)
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youvetsi. It's like a greek stew/baked dish with orzo pasta lamb or beef and topped with mizithra cheese. Although the cheese is pricey most just do parmasan. Traditional ones are cooked in clay pots. I remember I was making it at home one day (I love this dish... its home cooking at its finest) and my father was having total authority over it. It's a "village dish" something that everyone knows how to make but takes alot of effort to make. But once its made GOD DAMN.

i see the persians taught the greeks how to make Briyani like they taught spain to make Paella :troll:

king_2011 11-21-2011 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by spoon.ek9 (Post 7698075)
100% sure. i know someone who has worked there for probably a decade now.

You should ask the person if hkyk is just changing its name but same owner or new name and new owner for good.
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king_2011 11-21-2011 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by spoon.ek9 (Post 7698075)
100% sure. i know someone who has worked there for probably a decade now.

You should ask the person if hkyk is just changing its name but same owner or new name and new owner for good. I'm sure many of us on here would like to know.
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vafanculo 11-21-2011 09:52 PM

Where's a good place to buy a hotpot machine to cook at home? And TNT for the food? Lol white guy here.

I was a big fan of posh, but last time I went, their menu was almost cut in half it seems
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Culture_Vulture 11-21-2011 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by vafanculo (Post 7698206)
Where's a good place to buy a hotpot machine to cook at home? And TNT for the food? Lol white guy here.

I was a big fan of posh, but last time I went, their menu was almost cut in half it seems
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If by hotpot machine you mean the little gas grills, then just about everywhere. London Drugs might have cheap ones; if not you can always try T&T.
There are also electric hot pot "machines", its basically a one piece stove that'd be plugged into a wall, you'd have to look in more Asian places for that. They're not that great though, because you're restricted to using that same stupid pot and most of the time it'll be too small :lol

Vansterdam 11-21-2011 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by MajinHurricane (Post 7697985)
http://www.goodfoodgourmet.com/wp-co...6/IMG_0442.jpg

youvetsi. It's like a greek stew/baked dish with orzo pasta lamb or beef and topped with mizithra cheese. Although the cheese is pricey most just do parmasan. Traditional ones are cooked in clay pots. I remember I was making it at home one day (I love this dish... its home cooking at its finest) and my father was having total authority over it. It's a "village dish" something that everyone knows how to make but takes alot of effort to make. But once its made GOD DAMN.

:sweetjesus: should holla next time u make that!

Leopold Stotch 11-21-2011 10:39 PM

this guy said what i've been thinking for years, thank you Johnson C

Meowjin 11-21-2011 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 7698128)
i see the persians taught the greeks how to make Briyani like they taught spain to make Paella :troll:

orzo is pasta, not rice. Also the use of cinnamon for the meat sauce is more of a turkish thing than persian.

StylinRed 11-21-2011 11:44 PM

:D turkey/persia all the same to me /shrug



;) i always rag on my greek friend about turkey/persia so you'll have to excuse me maj :P

dachinesedude 11-21-2011 11:50 PM

the only greek resturant i ate at was minoas greek taverna on kingsway, that place considered good? i liked it

TOS'd 11-21-2011 11:56 PM

^ not very good.

Meowjin 11-21-2011 11:57 PM

i actually heard they got good roast lamb. I have put some serious thought into opening a restaraunt... the sad part is people in this city dont have good taste in food so they would still line up to stephos for 12 pounds of rice over some real greek food that costs more.

RFlush 11-22-2011 01:25 AM

Why is this thread talking about greek food? Or is it because greek food is just as bad as hot pot?

Culverin 11-22-2011 01:46 AM

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Originally Posted by MajinHurricane (Post 7698397)
i actually heard they got good roast lamb. I have put some serious thought into opening a restaraunt... the sad part is people in this city dont have good taste in food so they would still line up to stephos for 12 pounds of rice over some real greek food that costs more.

OMG.
That looks effin delicious!

I apologize on behalf of the idiots without taste, there are tons of those. I've have stepho's wasn't impressed.

The best roast lamb I have had was at Sympatico in kits. Any other suggestions?



As for hot pot, I'm chinese and cheap. My friends are too.
The best place we have found for hot pot meat is actually a korean meat shop.
Han Kook Meats
Han Kook Meat

It's on Kingsway near Boundary. Cheap and good quality. This has been our go-to place for hot pot for years.

And yes, they have lamb :D

chun 11-22-2011 02:15 AM

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Originally Posted by MajinHurricane (Post 7697588)
except i live in richmond for 13 years and i've been eating at asian resteraunts everyday for the past 3 years.

Seriously hotpot blows. And I've had good hot pot in asia (vietnamese fish style)

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StylinRed 11-22-2011 02:42 AM

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Originally Posted by MajinHurricane (Post 7698397)
i actually heard they got good roast lamb. I have put some serious thought into opening a restaraunt... the sad part is people in this city dont have good taste in food so they would still line up to stephos for 12 pounds of rice over some real greek food that costs more.


buddys family had a couple greek restaurants in the past; from their experience i'd say dont do it :P

they ended up making a pizza joint and "greeked" the pizzas up, charged a premium but, ended up being pretty successful with it paid off their debts collected an adequate amount sold the place and are now retiring in greece

friend is still stuck being a cook at someone elses restaurant in greece though and is stressed the hell out since he's got a kid now and there is no economy over there

Culverin 11-22-2011 03:01 AM

I would never open a restaurant for money, not in a city like Vancouver.
There isn't enough of a collective appreciation for taste in this city, at least not with a decent ratio compared to the number of restaurants here.

The only reason I would serve food here is either for my own amusement or as a retirement job only to kill time and only aim to break even.


If I was rolling in the money, I would like to open a place here to show people how things ought to be done. Ethical bar, kick ass food at a decent price, wide selection of liquor. Hoping I win the lottery one day and can show Vancouver what we are missing.

Meowjin 11-22-2011 03:51 AM

i honestly wanted to hosted an RS greek food night, but I don't really have a home. lol.

And pretty much what styling red said.

Some family friends of mine own Niagra Falls in ladner and if you guys in richmond odnt mind going through the tunnel it actually has some pretty go faux greek food. Apparently the pizza is open.

Whenever I eat at greek resteraunts I only eat calamari anyways... no pilafi, and only greek salad.

Once you have calamari the grilled way with a little bit of olive oil lemon and oregeno...
way tooo good.

Yeah I'm usually pretty critical about food and stuff but thats cause a few of us on revscene actually only care about eatting good food. Best feeling in the world. I make a habit of it of always eatting at a new place every week. Also when I eat in richmond I order in Canto.

7seven 11-22-2011 08:29 AM

I have to say I agree with Majin, I'm chinese (all be it very white washed) and I hate hotpot and find it horrid. Different folks, different strokes.

InvisibleSoul 11-22-2011 08:57 AM

Ditto to the above... hot pot is definitely one of my bottom choices when going out to eat.

GG 11-22-2011 09:06 AM

from hot pot to greek food


interesting


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