Great place. When we came it was during Ramadan and they only had the iftar buffet. The main…read moredishes were the Afghan raisin rice , a pea vegetarian dish, lamb, and what looked like Tandoori chicken. All of the food was really good. The chicken in particular was very tender and flavourful. The lamb was great too - I love lamb on bones. They also have dessert which was a pistachio flavoured rice cream pudding, also really good. Look forward to come back to try this place when normal menu is available.

I got the chicken lunch special to go and yum!! Everything was so flavorful and fresh! Such a good…read moredeal for a delicious meal. Will definitely be back to try everything else.

I had a quick visit to BC from Cali and we wanted something delicious and Halal so this place was…read moreon spot. We picked the original beed noodles and the portions were big I personally couldn't finish it at once but still craving it. The place was nice and clean I just wished they had air conditioning because eating this soup in a 21c outside made me sweat lol but it was aired quite well. They also serve free hot date tea which was nice but it was hot so U couldn't drink much, I wish they offered some ice as well lol. The soup needed a little sour kick to it and they had rice vinegar on the table but it needed more of a lime that will make it prefect. The noodles were hand made and delicious by them selves. The service was quick and they also offer free wifi if you need to do some work cause despite its a noodle place its looks like a good spot for some work as well. However, I highly recommend this place.

New Lanzhou-style beef noodle place on Cooney Rd, pretty close to Lansdowne Mall. The space used to…read morebe a boba tea place. Very small indoor space that's pretty cramped. They have a small menu of their beef noodles and appetizers/side dishes. You order at the counter, and get the tray and cold dishes there. They'll bring the noodle to you if you are dining in. Place was filled for Sunday lunch, but mostly because the space is small. Got a plate of the assorted cold appetizers/side dish for like $8, and the Lanzhou beef noodles for $15-ish. Side dish was seaweed, tofu skin and cucumbers. Pretty decent tasting and opens up the appetite, albeit a little on the oily side. The beef noodles come in a good sized bowl. Quite a bit of noodles, not a lot of beef. Noodles were really good, got just enough chew on them to be satisfying. The broth was very flavorful beef broth, on the saltier side as typical of northern Chinese food. The beef was okay. I understand there probably won't be that much at this price point, probably would look better if they had thin slices rather than small cubes. Overall, solid Lanzhou beef noodle joint. Also the food is halal for those looking for a halal Chinese food option.

I like their chicken shawarma plate. Food ingredient's are always fresh! It comes with veggie…read moresalad and rice! I like the sauce they put on top plus the hot sauce. It comes with flat bread. The place is clean but I always order take out. There are plenty of tables to eat in. Plenty of parking since it's located on a plaza. They are fast and got my order within 5 mins. I recommend this place!

Great food and great prices!!! Love it! People are very friendly too! A hidden gem? Perfect flavour…read moretoo

There is free limited spot parking in the back. You have to park there and tell the server your car…read morenumber. Otherwise parking in front is paid. Heard good things about this place so thought I'd try it. Tried some dishes people mentioned. Hot and sour soup - not standard. No wood ear, bamboo, etc. Taste was ok. Mongolian beef - everybody seems to rave about this but it was nothing special. Quite salty. Bei fung tong chicken wings - presentation is very nice. Lots of fried garlic pieces to take home and mix with rice. Chicken didnt have much seasoning but it was crispy and very juicy. Cumin lamb fried noodles - quite standard. Tasty but can get this dish elsewhere for cheaper. Overall nothing really stood out in terms of taste. We went on Sunday during lunch time and it was just us and another table. I would try other dishes next time.

Very poor service. The manager was extremely rude and dismissive, with no basic courtesy or…read moreprofessionalism. The way I was spoken to made me feel uncomfortable and disrespected. Overall, the experience was disappointing and unwelcoming. I will not be returning and do not recommend this place based on how customers are treated.

I've wanted to try this for so long but the place is quite secluded. This is my first time trying…read moregeorgian/armenian food. First, the lamajoun is so good. It's perfectly seasoned and reminds me of pizza except with thinner crust and softer bread. I love how thin it is. The baklava isn't layered like the Turkish style ones but it's also good. I actually prefer this one since it's less sweet! The people there are friendly too :)

You'd never find it if you didn't know it was there, but maybe it's better that way because it…read moreremains a magical secret place with incredibly good Former USSR countries' dishes. It's in an industrial park, and the place has a tiny pastry area in the bottom and an upper dining room. You order in the cafe area, and the food is sent up via number system and dumb waiter (SO cool). Service was one person and two cooks, so it's not immediate, but it's all made fresh and you can taste it. My Russian friend advised me on what to get, so we went with Khinkali and Khachapuri (sans meat). We also got what is on the menu as "jingle bread" and a beef kabob wrap. I had to get some kvass and pickles, too. I would get the dumplings, wrap, and kvass again in a second. Not that everything wasn't delicious, but my stomach is only so big and I need to try everything else on the menu. Khinkali is effectively a gigantic soup dumpling (HIGHLY recommend, but don't eat the stem!), and the meat in the beef kabob was similarly spiced. I fell in love with the lavash bread - it wasn't like anything I'd ever had. It was light, flaky, and I didn't feel overloaded with bread eating it like I do with most wraps. Kvass is slightly alcoholic, and it's technically a cereal based fermented drink, so it tastes a carby. It's a bit far for me to go with any regularity, but if I'm up around the airport, I will definitely keep it on my list of places to recommend and re-visit.

Used to be my go to for a quick and delicious lunch, even though they aren't the cheapest option!…read moreUnfortunately, the last few times I've gone I've noticed a decline in quality and likely won't be back. Less toppings, veggies haven't been fresh and bread noted to be a bit stale also. Overall meat quality seems to be lower as well. Service is semi slow but the stores are always clean. Nice that they have a loyalty program for those who still enjoy it. The tofu salad roll is large.

Small Vietnamese sandwich shop, close to the Richmond Public Market. Not too busy for lunch on a…read moreSunday. Menu has some sweet drinks and a selection of banh mi sandwiches with different fillings. We got the lemongrass chicken, lemongrass pork, and satay beef sandwiches. Prices are $7-$9 each. Pretty good sized sandwiches, at least 10 inches long. The banh mi baguette bread is pretty good, nice crunch on the outside without being too hard, and soft on the inside. I ate the satay beef one and there's a decent amount of meat along with the tangy picked daikon and coriander. Satay flavor not super strong. Also ate some of the lemongrass chicken which was pretty good too. Good, affordable sandwiches.

I ordered Chicago Wrap & Subs for the first time. The Halifax Donair absolutely hit the spot for…read moreme. My partner had the Club Sub which came on a massive load of bread which we weren't expecting at such a reasonable price (for current times). I'll definitely be trying them out more in the future.

I think I've been here for lunch on average once every 2 weeks since i've started working in…read morerichmond! I love going to this place! 1. It's close-by 2. They do NOT cheap out on the portion size! 3. The staff are always super friendly. I always ask for no rice, extra salad on my order of the chicken plate, and ask for no hummus because I'm allergic. One time I forgot to say no hummus, and THEY reminded me! LOL cute! 4. I'm probably considered a regular. and I'll keep coming back! Who can complain about affordable, delicious food with great service? Not me that's for sure!

Not impressed with the food. The butter chicken was too…read morethick and tomato-y. Tasted like tomato paste. The veggie biryani looked old and overcooked and again, tasted like tomato paste. The naan was flat, not fluffy. Wasted $45. On top of this, they said it would take 20 minutes. It took 40 minutes. Disappointing experience. I will not be going back. My quest to find the best butter chicken in town continues!

Solid Indian and Pakistani place near Fraser and 41st. Don't let the dumpy exterior scare you off…read more Parking is available on the side streets. There are also 1-2 spots behind the building. The inside feels pretty dated, but also almost like something straight out of India/Pakistan. The place was packed with locals. Guess they know where the good food can be found. Staff were friendly and helpful. Butter chicken - can't go wrong. Chicken curry - nice amount of heat. Lamb gosht - nice large chunks of meat. Each dish above comes with a choice of either naan or rice. Portion size is pretty decent. Everything is tasty. I would gladly come back. Recommended.