Wow this place is legit! We were here on a July 4th weekend, got in line around 11:20 (it wasn't…read moretoo bad) and watched the line just get progressively longer. There's umbrellas along the queue so you're mostly shaded while waiting to order. The wait to order goes by somewhat slowly - in a way that feels well timed to not overwhelm the kitchen. For eating, there's counter space along the water and there's a FEW small stools to sit on underneath umbrellas. Honestly everything does look VERY good and I would definitely come back multiple times; I'd be interested in trying nearly everything on the menu! For this first visit, we got one piece of fried halibut and the poutine. The chips (fries) are VERY good. Next time I wouldn't order the poutine as a party of two because it is pretty salty and filing (maybe it makes sense to share with a larger party). I've got my eye on the salmon sandwich and the tacones for next time.

Going against the general crowd opinion about fish and chips…read more Chips actually were very good. 5/5. But fish for me was not as afresh as I expected it to be and the coating felt little thick for my taste. On the other hand the tacones were lip smacking good. We tried ones with cod but the the flavor was highlighted coz of added coriander seeds in their sauce. Loved the coleslaw. Can't eat those deep fried fish without refreshing side due dish. Salmon was also good. 4/5. We stayed in line for good 40 minutes but found a table along the boardwalk. This was on a Monday evening. At 6 PM. Thankfully, all the time busy marina kept our toddler busy. It's a small shack and right between a seaplane harbor and kayak rental. WOULD DEFINITELY RECOMMEND TACONES!

Cheap, quick and delicious snack to eat on the go…read more Custard, red bean and chocolate fish flavors Pancake had red bean and veggie

I spent most of my childhood overseas, but every Christmas, we would come back to Vancouver to…read morevisit grandparents and relatives. One winter, my parents needed to shop at the Korean grocery store in Coquitlam, and there happened to be a boong-uh-bbang (taiyaki) cart outside. Unfortunately I didn't appreciate red bean at that time, and I knew that pretty much all boong-uh-bbang were filled with red bean paste only. To my delight, I discovered that this cart sold vegetable filled boong-uh-bbang! I prompted scarfed down at least three, and loved every bite of it. For years, I remembered this little cart as a childhood memory. But now that I live here, I can get vegetable-filled boong-uh-bbang more often! The lady who runs the cart is always so nice, and I always wish I could buy more than I do. So make sure to drop by whenever you're in the area and get your veggies!

This is the best bread I've had from the store best to get it fresh warm. Bring some butter with…read moreyou and it is a meal fit for Kings

Wonderful bread products. All products are sourdough based. You get bread English muffins, pizza…read moredough occasyconnamon rolls. Anna is the perfect front end manager she seems to be everywhere promoting Blaine and her products. The Chef/Baker extraordinaire her husband is the creative genius that bakes the bread products. The shop where you pick up (only) the bread has yummy smells.

There is an admission fee for adults at $7 per person. Children under 7 and seniors older than 65…read moredo not have to pay the admissions fee. Parking is complimentary. We arrived slightly before 7 pm and the parking lot had plenty of spots. However, there was a line to enter. We were in line for approximately 20 minutes. A lot of the vendors only accept cash. We are from Chicago so we tried to pay with credit card and were mostly successful. We tried several items such as popcorn chicken, fried mushrooms, Taiwanese garlic sausage, eggplant bao, lamb bao, beef skewers, lamb skewers, grilled oysters, and takoyaki. There is an approximate 5-10 minute wait for each stand to prepare the food. So I would say one should expect to spend at least 1.5 hours to seek out the food, order, and eat. There are plenty of benches with seating, public bathrooms, and ATM.

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.

Best Dogs in Abbotsford!…read more Located in the Canadian tire parking lot is Lully's. There are a few different options to choose from, I went with The Dirty Dog and my daughter had a traditional. The Dirty Dog had smoked meat piled on along with cheese. I added banana peppers for a little extra kick. My daughter had mustard and loaded her dog with pickles. Lully definitely appreciates his customers, he had a soft spot for organ donars and kids as long as you don't put ketchup on your dog. The hours can be random so check the lullys facebook or call ahead. Theres "indoor" and outdoor seating. Lully has music playing which drowns out the car noise from the lot and road. We'll definitely be back as my daughter has higher standards for hot dogs the ones I grill won't live up to lullys

Best hot dog I've had north of Cal Berkley's Top Dog. Great grilled pretzel bun crispy outside and…read morefresh and soft inside. Nathan's footlong wiener with home made onion jam, spicy mayo and lots of topping options. Don't ask for ketchup... but why would you? Great service , fun place in the parking lot of Candian tire on S Fraser Way Abbotsford. Go Dog Go!

I really enjoy Kampong! I was first introduced to them when they came to Brentwood during the…read morepandemic and scouring outside eateries was the only combat to feeling cabin fever lol. I highly recommend their chicken satay rice dish and their satay bun. It's got the right amount of heat and the chicken is moist and tender. Roti is a must and who can turn down spring rolls? Definitely give this food truck some love if you see them around town! Affordable and decent portions.

Ripped off at food truck at Nth Shore Waterfront . My photo is aithentic -- taken before anything…read morewas eaten. Not even half full. Their own promo photo enticed me to order the laksa that in the end was something less than half a can of a cheap brand spaghett. Disgusting. Laksa had no broth, just a spicy curry sauce under the noodles. no other solids but half a bouled egg --Not laksa, not even a noodle soup. $13 Not worth it

Benjo's tacos is fantastic. We saw that it's of a shared space with Empire Donuts, and it was still…read moreincredible! Since we are pescatarian, we ordered the black bean birria tacos, and it was delicious. If you're a vegan, they also have some options. They had some indoor and outdoor seatings as well. They offer vegan cheese and consommé, which is also great! The trio of black bean tacos comes with a side of consommé and slaw, making it a delectable combination. The ambiance was fun, and one can't resist the temptation to go for an Empire Donut after the tacos! Great service. I highly recommend this place to everyone!

Fabulous! Great flavors and authentic Filipino food! Great service when searching for amazing…read moreFilipino food Pinoy Taste is your one stop shop. Will come back again thank you for great service.

Happened upon this place while visiting the Anacortes Farmers Market. This is a total Ma/Pa place…read moreincluding Grandma cooking the lumpia. Great bargain, food is really good. They have combo plates as well as side dishes. The Pancit is a thin pasta that resembles vermicelli, very light tasting. The Lumpia was amazing, a real bargain; the side order gives you 6 lumpia for $5.00 well worth it. This places is worth the trip to the farmers market and enjoy some authentic Filipino food.