WOW, Yardie Grabz food is insanely good. I wish I was some kind of food influencer because their…read morebread pudding needs to go viral! I also had the jerk chicken sandwich (what!? so good, such awesome spice and just all around gooiness and goodness) and their patties - which were crispy and flakey and perfect. I can usually 'pace' myself and eat slowly and responsibly, but not with this food! I pretty much stuffed myself within about 5 minutes. Could not resist:)

Incredible vegetarian options. The jerk-jackfruit was a no-sacrifices meat substitute, and the mac…read moreand cheese is unbelievable. The sandwich with the patty inside was scrumptious, served on homemade coco bread. The guy who runs this place is super nice; we're grateful to support a local Black-owned business.

I enjoyed my sandwich, it was roast beef with provolone and a spicy aioli with a load of shredded…read morelettuce. This was a satisfying sandwich. Good service and quick service. Clean generic environment

On the way to the airport and wanted grab a quick bite before we took off, craving a sandwich, and…read morewe ended up at Big Star. For those that are from California, if you ever had sourdough and co, it's pretty much the same concept and similar sandwiches. The bread was the best part of the sandwich but the rest of the flavors were just alright. We got one with bbq and roast beef, and I thought the bbq sauce was too sweet for my liking. So the turkey sandwich we got was much better for me. It's a good sandwich, looks small but pretty filling. It's located in a shopping center, kind of off to the side with plenty of parking. There wasn't anyone there when we went and our sandwiches were ready in 10 minutes or so. Overall, ok sandwiches at a decent price point .

With various locations throughout the Greater Vancouver area, Ba Le is one of the more established…read moreVietnamese Banh Mi shops, originated in Chinatown, they have grown from a very small Mom & Pop shop to a multiple locations chain now! This particular location is in the same complex as the T&T Supermarket, it is at the entrance to the food court, actually this food court standard is pretty good considering the size and lack of selection, still each stall is way up there with food quality! Banh Mi here is freshly made to order, the bread is freshly toasted and is very light, I love their pâté and the pickled vegetables, just add the right savoury and tanginess to the sandwich! And of course the jalapeño adds the necessary kick to the whole experience! Another recommended item: Fried Glutenous Ball with Sesame( Bánh Cam)! So crispy outside and just the right texture and sweetness! Perfect snack if you are not into having a sandwich!

Didn't know they had a location here. This is inside the secret hidden food court right by T&T…read more Parking is plentiful in the strip mall lot. Staff were friendly. This place seems a bit different from the other locations, in that their bread seems to be more like a long bun as opposed to a French style baguette. The toppings were good, and the sandwich was tasty other than the too much bread part. The tradeoff is that this sandwich is more filling, which is not a bad thing.

So tasty. Fries too. Hidden gem in a dead new west mall. People are sleeping on this placeread more

Here we go! Hidden gem time!!!…read more I have no idea how, but, wifey and I sometimes get uber lucky! Not like the ride service, like the origin of the word ( very very). Youngest said, "I want a burger today." Here we are in Vancouver, BC, Canada, no clue where to go. Not about to go ANYWHERE we can get at home... So, time to Yelp. This place looks good, let's go there. Well, the map directions don't work... sort of. It put us near it, but, it is in the mall. That info would have really helped. It's a Korean BBQ/Burger stand in a mall. We had about 5 different burgers. Not a bad one in the bunch. The garlic fries MUST be eaten. No exceptions. Not much to say here. If you're in the Vancouver/Coquitlam area, go here. Period. It's great! PS. Wifey agrees!

The food's good they need a new variety of food I'm on limited incomeprices are going up I can…read moreprobably go there twice a month now I'll keep going back but not like I used to customer service is good

COVID #22 Food from…read morethe DTES. I'd say this is the northern destination of a Kent's Kitchen reasonable facsimile. Have you been to Kent's Kitchen on Keefer Street? Maybe you should. You need to have the full cultural experience to truly appreciate this place. You consider yourself progressive don't you? Well then, you need to come here and embrace the diversity of this neighbourhood and food - p.s. don't be judgmental. What you will find here. Food court style Chinese food, burgers and fries, fish and chips, fried chicken, pizza, and believe it or not, salad! I should have taken a pic. I walk in and start to speak English to the Chinese lady - figuring she'd know it since this is quite the diverse neighborhood. We ended up speaking Canto to each other in the end. I got fried chicken. $15 tax in for 6 pieces, with fries, and gravy if you want. I guess i dealt with the owner. She was very friendly. Normally, I don't come to this part of town because I consider my self an elitist - sometimes. Then I walked around the corner to Mello and got some donuts. The prices are hard to beat considering what you're getting. Cash only - I think.

Decent place . Can't go there during rush hour , service quite slow . Good price for a mealread more

Small parkling lot right beside it which is convenient. It is tucked away from the main spots for…read morerestaurants though so not a lot of traffic here. The prices are fantastic. Around 12 something for a platter. These days it's up to 15-17. I expected less quantity but they give big portions. The lady serving me was very detailed oriented, slowly stacking the salad making sure pieces dont fall over. The hummus was in a small plastic container that is put into one section of the platter plate. It'd be less waste if they just plopped on the hummus like other places. They give plenty of meat to cover the rice. I asked for extra garlic sauce and they were happy to give it. The chicken was nice. Not dry. The lamb however was soggy like it was steamed too long after shaving the pieces. The rice was also disappointing and was way overcooked and soggy. I think they could be a really great place if they can fix the sogginess of the rice and lamb.

Great spot along W. Broadway for a quick bite. Sandwiches were packed with filling and we loved…read moreboth the sate beef and lemongrass bahn mi sandwiches we got. Definitely better than some of the bahn mi sandwiches we've had at other spots. Love that they have a point system too so I'll be looking forward to visiting some of their other locations

Such a great local find! I was able to order online for…read morepickup and if you order online you receive 5% off! And you can receive stars towards a free item! Was super easy to order and they have multiple locations. I ordered at the Kingsway location. So I tried the deluxe which comes with 3 different meats and includes lean pork belly! Super tasty! I had ordered the combo so I had got their pork fried spring roll which I highly recommend and their mango smoothie which was very creamy and refreshing! I highly recommend their pork spring rolls and mango smoothie! I'd recommend this place, good prices and I'd come back to try their other banhmi's!

The roast beef dip and clubhouse sandwiches from Chachi's in Coquitlam Centre's food court…read moredelivered big on taste and satisfaction, though the hefty price tag positions them as a treat rather than a casual bite. Food Quality The roast beef dip featured tender beef piled on crusty bread with rich au jus for dipping, making it a standout comfort meal. The clubhouse packed fresh veggies, cheese, and meats into a hearty stack--both were generously portioned and far above standard food court fare. Price Breakdown No sides included, yet two sandwiches pushed past $40, which feels steep for mall dining without extras like fries or soup. Quality ingredients shine through, but it's a splurge that might give budget shoppers pause. Crowd and Vibe Very few customers were around during the visit, despite the lively food court setting next to spots like Cazba Persian Grill. The modern counter setup and quick service suggest it's more of a hidden gem for those seeking elevated sandwiches over fast-food speed. Ideal For Chachi's suits shoppers or office workers craving gourmet-level sandwiches without leaving the mall, but the price and low foot traffic leave it feeling niche--who's the target beyond occasional indulgence seekers?

I get lunch from Chachi's regularly. My order is a bit specific, but they get it right every time…read more The lemonade is delicious. There have been a couple times where something tasted bitter or strange (usually the pesto), otherwise this would be a 5*.