BRING CASH. Some food stands don't accept credit card. If you forget to bring cash, they have ATM…read moremachines. There is an entrance fee and the long line to get in goes by fast. The Rotato is fun to eat and l recommend getting the sour cream and onion flavor. It's served hot and fresh and it has the perfect crispy texture. The mango sticky rice is really good and the mangoes they use are fresh and sweet. The ramen donut is heavy because the outer part is thick and crunchy like it was double fried and the filling is ramen and cheese. I wanted to try it bc I never had a ramen donut before. It's worth trying it once and getting that photo op in, but probably won't get it again. The market also has games and entertainment along with some shopping that you can do (jewelry, clothing, artwork, etc).

Richmond Night Market has been around for 26 years now. It is a good concept to bring the night…read moremarket atmosphere commonly found in Asia to Vancouver. It is more than just food stalls and vendors selling jewelry, stickers, socks, cell phone accessories etc. There are bouncy castle, inflatable balls to run around in, zip line, fair games like the PNE etc. What I find ridiculous but common here in North America is having to pay an admission fee just so you can go spend more money on food and shopping. In other parts of the world where night market or Christmas market is a common thing, you just go stroll through the streets where vendors and shops are for free. Buy food and things when they catch your eye. So it's $7 general admission now, $5 after 10 pm for late night. Seniors (60+) and children (under 7) are free. There are some stalls offering happy hours items for the entire night ($10 under food and $7 under drinks). Otherwise food is around $15 on average. The food stalls are still mostly Asian fare. Many bbq skewers and I saw many getting the squids. I tried a frozen banana dessert which was cut up frozen banana dipped in chocolate and drizzled with pistachio sauce and that's the Dubai inspired dessert. Not that great. The cheese coin was decent with plenty of cheese. The inari bomb was pretty tasty. Many stalls are cash only. So bring cash, lots of cash. There is a 3% charge for admission ticket if paying by card. I'll say budget for minimum $100 each if you want to fully enjoy the experience of buying food from a few stalls, play a couple of games and buy things. Parking is free and well organized. There is also a lot of soccer related theme this year because of the World Cup where a few games will be held in Vancouver. I can see this place being popular for young kids, teenagers and young adults as something to do with friends. As I still travel to Asia at least once a year, I can totally skip this. If you're expecting it to be like the night markets like in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia etc, this is not it.

Love yolk's! The truffle lemon potatoes are the best sides. We ordered the smokehouse ham Benny and…read morefried chicken and waffles. The space at the Broadway location is small but the wait is not long if you go close to closing time. The service is always very quick and we spent less than one hour including waiting, ordering and eating. The portions are decent and good value for your buck. 10/10 brunch spot.

Ok, I can't believe I haven't been here before. I'm pretty sure we've had delicious egg sandwiches…read morefrom their food trucks. Everything on the menu sounds incredibly good. I had panko crusted French toast - so original and so so good. Crunchy crispy and great flavour. The banana walnut has candied walnuts - sooo good. I also tried part of chicken and waffles. The waffles are really well done. All of their eggy and sweet stuff is just fantastic. Lemon truffle potatoes are really good too. Service is fairly decent and it wasn't that crowded when we came. It was a pretty nice setting. I would definitely come back. This is like one of my new favorite brunch places. Lots of things I still want to try on the menu - pork belly Bennie's! Oh, and a place that serves beignets. How can you not love it???

When we first moved into the area 3 years ago we thought, oh goody, there's all these awesome…read morerestaurants here! Well ... they're not bad, but nothing outstanding. Of all of them, the Dog Meister is the best, and I know what I'm talking about because I'm German.

Best hot dogs ever! Located in front of Save on Foods on Main st. He may be in and out but if you…read moresee his cart out an running I highly recommend trying his hot dogs.

Solid 5/5. Scrumptious and reasonably priced -- just $10…read morewith onions. Generous portion that fills me up for lunch.

It is delicious and the owner was very kind and personable. I tell all my friends and family to go…read morethere!

I am So sad I can not have their Twist Potato for the winter…read more.. They are real original (No one start their business with write 'original' on their sign) real tasty Potato fries ever I had. See you at next summer~~~~

Fresh, warm, sweet. It's definitely expensive but a nice occasional treat when you find their truck…read moreat events around the city. I immediately bought one after seeing the new Pistach-OH flavour. It is pistachio spread with honey and crushed pistachios sprinkled on top So delicious!!!

I love beavertails maybe because it is always a treat to have the pastry. I am glad there is a…read moreBeavertails food truck down the mountain now as I usually get my fix up at Grouse Mountain. It sis especially good to have a hot beavertails and hot cocoa surrounded by snow during winter up on the mountain. Unfortunately you can't really re-create the snowy experience here in Vancouver but you can still have a delicious sugary pastry. Eat it while it's hot, fresh out of the fryer. It does make a difference when it has cooled. After trying different toppings over time, I realized my favorite is still the classic. Cinnamon and sugar. You can't beat that. Besides the pastry, you can also get poutine and beaverdog for something more filling. The food truck travels around Vancouver but for now you can get it at River District Crossing on Fridays. Saturdays are usually at Fraser and 43? Follow their FB page for the location.

First ever Mexican tacos stall in the richmond night market and they are serving you delicious and…read morejuicy dishes. Not to mention look at how the meat is served and prepared! Meat styled trompo style which consists of a vertical broiler which makes the meat juicier and more authentic flavouring. And not to mention their flavours are legit because their ingredients are sourced straight from Mexico! * Nacho ($19) ~ loaded and decked out with toppings. Lots of guacamole and beans and the crunchy chips paired well with the meat. The meat was juicy and well seasoned. The white onions on top added such a nice freshness to the nachos. Wish it had a tad bit more cheese. 7/10. * Gringas ($20) ~ comes with 3 pieces and they were so good and flavourful. The cheese was so melted and delicious with their soft tortillas and the meat was so juicy, flavourful and the flavours were jam packed! They even give you a side of sauces and it pairs so well. 8.5/10. * Overall I recommend this stall for their gringas. I haven't had good gringas in a hot minute so this was good

I love this tacos al pastor ,they were at the Richmond night market and it was authentic Mexican…read morefood

'It's the newest street dog in town!.. the hottest perhaps? NOT! Japadog could heave a sigh of…read morerelief for now. First things first, this doesn't have the oomph and character coolness of Japadog that locals and visitors have grown to love. No long line ups here, no uniformed Japanese speaking staff, no photos of hotdogs with different toppings, and yes, no photo of Ice Cube too. There was only a friendly smile from the owner and one unique item offering which was the tandoori dog, choice of either kosher beef or kosher chicken. For $5.50, it was just plain and ordinary with only a hint of tandoori flavour basted on the hotdog. Despite the onions being nicely cooked in butter, bread rightly toasted, it was just boilerplate okay. It lacked creativity, texture and presentation, the wow factor. I was expecting toppings as chutney, yogurt, maybe paneer, or some curry infused side condiments, but there was only mustard, ketchup, and bbq sauce, typical for the dirty water dog varieties, not a stand named as Tandoori Tikka Dog. Sigh. Didn't mean to be the bearer of bad news here, but I'm giving it 2.5 stars and hoping they could improve as there's still lots of room left for more ethnic fusion street foods here in Vancouver. Meanwhile, I don't think it deserves a visit from Anthony Bourdain as of yet.

We'd tried Japadog and were unimpressed, much to the husband's chagrin. And so when we happened…read moreupon Tandoori Tikka Dog, there was renewed hope! The uncle who runs the cart was the absolute sweetest. He spent an extra long time fixing up my husband's tandoori tikka veggie dog, especially because tofudogs are especially tasteless. The result was a flavorful and creative hot dog, which we all loved! Highly recommend!

I had a chance to try Holy Perogy's ... well, perogies and it was delicious…read more The type I tried was called "Italian" which was stuffed with potato, mozarella, topped with sour cream, tomato garlic salsa and parmesan. My advice would be to add a sausage to your plate. The combination of the perogy, a bite of sausage and a scoop of the tomato, garlic salsa works very well! Everything is made with local ingredients so that's a bonus too.

I really was looking forward to trying Holy Perogy and was so disappointed when I finally did. As a…read moreKelowna native, the perogy place Cecil's is a hit with pretty much everyone, so I've been on the hunt for a Vancouver version of this. Unfortunately, Holy Perogy didn't measure up. At Holy Perogy, I ordered the Italian perogies which had a good flavour and a delicious sauce on top, but the perogies themselves were soggy and bland. I could actually barely get through the dish, and didn't even finish it. I asked for extra sausage, and that was really good. So yeah, it has potential - the trimmings are done well, it's just that the actual perogies need work.

Fantastic bakery/cafe/sandwich spot. The vibes inside are amazing for hanging some friends. I got…read moretheir salmon sandwich to go, but I plan to come back and spend some time inside. They say good bread makes good sandwiches, and they couldn't be more true for Mishmish. Their sesame ka'ak bagel, which is elongated and has a different texture to a Montreal style bagel, is outstanding. I'd like to come back, grab some ka'ak bagels with dipping sauce and just enjoy that as a snack. Can't wait to come back!

Lovely modern cafe on Fraser Street. Had coffees and a concha -- drinks and pastry we ordered were…read moredelicious. Service was prompt and courteous. Hopefully we can try their brunch next time!