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Spoon 04-22-2013 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by skiiipi (Post 8218245)
Which Kirin Location is best?

If you're going to Kirin, avoid the starlight location. They take fucking forever and food is not as good as Richmond.

Marshall Placid 04-22-2013 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Glikoe (Post 8219659)
Saw this today, might help you out! Tons of categories: Vancouver Restaurant Awards 2013 | Vancouver Magazine

Here's a couple categories:

Wow!

The digital edition was JUST published today.

Good catch.

The printed edition (magazine) comes out in 7 days.

I can't believe Jade took the 2nd spot for Chinese.

I went there once, and the food was average.

I will have to try Hoi Tong, which I googled, and is suppose to be a 7 table restaurant.

Xu.Vi 04-22-2013 11:36 PM

Many fine dining restaurants will make a VIP menu if you call in ahead of time (1-2weeks) and prepare a coursed meal unique to your needs.

I would suggest Diva@theMet as I had an excellent coursed meal there (changes season to season) and also ThePearTree (previous cook here, top notch in details and ideas; not to mention represented canada in BocuseDor [culinary "olympics"] and chef of the year 2007) - both with extensive wine selections!

Marshall Placid 04-22-2013 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by ss6o4 (Post 8219980)
Many fine dining restaurants will make a VIP menu if you call in ahead of time (1-2weeks) and prepare a coursed meal unique to your needs.

I would suggest Diva@theMet as I had an excellent coursed meal there (changes season to season) and also ThePearTree (previous cook here, top notch in details and ideas; not to mention represented canada in BocuseDor [culinary "olympics"] and chef of the year 2007) - both with extensive wine selections!

Oh yeah, Diva at the Met has free valet service (though of course, courtesy demands that you tip well).

Minto 04-23-2013 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by ss6o4 (Post 8219980)
Many fine dining restaurants will make a VIP menu if you call in ahead of time (1-2weeks) and prepare a coursed meal unique to your needs.

I would suggest Diva@theMet as I had an excellent coursed meal there (changes season to season) and also ThePearTree (previous cook here, top notch in details and ideas; not to mention represented canada in BocuseDor [culinary "olympics"] and chef of the year 2007) - both with extensive wine selections!

I second this; had their 7-course tasting menu a few months ago. Butter toast ice cream... chicken bacon... :sweetjesus:. Chef Hamid is a great chef. What's good about their tasting menu is that in addition to the 5 or 7 courses, they give you some little "snacks" as well as some palate cleansers inbetween some of the courses. I liked some of those more than the courses.

skiiipi 04-26-2013 07:27 PM

Thanks a lot for everyone's suggestions and feedback
So I made reservations at Blue Water Cafe for one of nights.
My cousin requested Japanese for the other night, so I'm still deciding which resturant to go to. I'm honestly just thinking of going with Ebisu since I've had pretty consistent service/food there, not sure if my aunt/uncle would appreciate the extra $ spent at a Miku, Minani, Octopus Garden or Tojos. But I haven't decided yet, so any input for Japanese Resturant is welcome.

I will also likely take them for Dim Sum at the richmond Kirin one morning, and likely for lunch at the Fish house at stanley park one day as well.

Hopefully that should be enough to keep them fed for the 2 days that I'm 'stuck' with them.
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meowjinboo 04-27-2013 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by skiiipi (Post 8222905)
Thanks a lot for everyone's suggestions and feedback
So I made reservations at Blue Water Cafe for one of nights.
My cousin requested Japanese for the other night, so I'm still deciding which resturant to go to. I'm honestly just thinking of going with Ebisu since I've had pretty consistent service/food there, not sure if my aunt/uncle would appreciate the extra $ spent at a Miku, Minani, Octopus Garden or Tojos. But I haven't decided yet, so any input for Japanese Resturant is welcome.

I will also likely take them for Dim Sum at the richmond Kirin one morning, and likely for lunch at the Fish house at stanley park one day as well.

Hopefully that should be enough to keep them fed for the 2 days that I'm 'stuck' with them.
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for the love of god do not take people you are trying to impress to ebisu. not saying its bad or anything i go there for cheap beer, but fuck man.

skiiipi 04-27-2013 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by meowjinboo (Post 8223636)
for the love of god do not take people you are trying to impress to ebisu. not saying its bad or anything i go there for cheap beer, but fuck man.

k thanks for the 'warning'.....
so out of Miku, Minami, Octopus Garden and Tojo which one should I take them to?
I've been to Tojo and honestly wasn't impressed..perhaps I didnt spend enough $....but it was nothing amazing.

meowjinboo 04-27-2013 09:37 PM

i think chinese people are more impressed with atmosphere. take them to miku.

but i haven't been in a loooooooooooooooooooong time.


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