I had sausage and cabbage rolls combo. First of all, I had a confusion between the menu and picture…read morebecause number of cabbage rolls didn't match. Correct answer was 4. A Sausage, 4 cabbage rolls, coleslaw and sour cream. The owner told me I was the first person who asked and he didn't noticed the mistake even he ran the business few years. Really?? Sausage was alright. Nothing special. I loved their cabbage rolls. Brown rice with lots herbs and Tomato sauce on top. I used to buy cabbage roll from Ukranian authodox church but this food truck one had more flavor. Delicious. And I'm glad they use brown rice for it.

I just wolfed down an order of their cheese & potato pierogies and am wishing I had more! I'm so…read moreglad that I instinctively ordered extra sour cream. They tasted so fresh and the bacon pieces were crispy and thick. My next meal from this awesome food truck will be the freshly made pork schnitzel with pierogies. Yummy!

So incredibly delicious! Visiting Vancouver, had just…read morefinished biking around Stanley Park and was intrigued by this spot as I had never tried Ukrainian food before. My partner and I ordered several dishes, and I was delighted by everything! The borsch was my favorite. The waitress was also very kind and helpful. Unfortunately, this place is a long way from home, but I learned that I need to find Ukrainian food near where I live too. Would love to try this place again next time I am in Vancouver!

We went to The Ukrainian Village to celebrate Ukrainian Christmas. We had Borscht, Cabbage Rolls,…read morePerogies, Ukrainian Sausage, Coleslaw, ice cream and cake. Every bite was delicious, flavorful and hearty. This restaurant is very cute The service is respectful. We Will return sooner than later.

I ordered delivery one time and loved my meal! The pirogies and sausage were great. I love…read moresauerkraut. I love borscht. It was all really good! I have tried to order from there several times since and quite frankly I'm not sure if they really want any business. They are closed three days out of the week and only open minimal hours Tuesday to Friday. They are closed by 6 o'clock for this, I would like to give them zero stars, except that their food was really good. The other serious complaint I have is their borscht is way too expensive! $11 for one serving? For that price, you can get double the amount at most other places that have borscht. Costco has a really good borsch as well that you can get two containers (4 servings) for that price.

By far the best Polish food I've had in North America. We tried the sausage, all five flavors of…read moreperogies, sauerkraut, borscht, and slaw. I wish this place were closer to home. If we lived closer, I would have gone back and purchased one of their many frozen options like their perogies or soup (they even have kapusniak!!!!!). Alas, the frozen food wouldn't have survived our trip home. The combo plate comes with your choice of perogies (you can get one of each or all one flavor), two small rounds of bread, sour cream, a sausage link, small pieces of bacon, onions, sauerkraut, and slaw. One bite and I felt like my Polish ancestors were somewhere dancing to Polka. Everything was so well seasoned and tasty. The borscht was delicious, and I don't even like borscht. The perogies were better than any I've had in Seattle. They also have a small selection of sweets and other prepackaged food. We enjoyed a chocolate-covered plum candy for dessert. When I think about the most memorable meals I had on a recent trip to Victoria and Nanaimo, the Hungry Rooster is number 1 on my list.

Fast, friendly service. We each ordered crepe #2 (with Sautéed veggies, mushrooms, fontina cheese,…read moregarlic, and yogurt with fresh dill, with buckwheat batter for $1 extra). Also, we shared a small order (6) of mushroom and cabbage pierogi. Our order came in less than 10 minutes. We loved the crepes. Though they were expensive ($18.50 each, +$1), they were unique and delicious. We enjoyed the pierogi, the taste was unlike any other we've had. But at $3 each, they were not worth the price to us. We thought they'd be a bit bigger and have more filling for that price. It's basically an $18 appetizer (and a small one at that). Our total lunch came to nearly $60 before tax and tip, yet we left a bit hungry. It was worth having the experience, but for me, the cost wasn't commensurate with the amount.

Fresh and different menu selections. Have been here twice and it's been delightful both times…read more Highly recommend Magdalena's!

We've gone to the brick and mortar Kozak in gastown which is quite different but this place had…read moredecently priced goodies and bread. Nice service. I really like this chain - I would not complain if they setup one in Kitsilano (hint hint)

Great vibes! I've had this place on my bookmarks for…read moresometime now. Came in early morning on a Monday. Small cafe located in uptown New West. Great options for baked goods and already meals. Got a coffee and pasty combo. Also got a couple more pastry to go. Not a lot of seating. I ended up staying no one around when I got there. Friendly workers. Great addition to the area.

We made two trips to this newly found gem in the last week. My daughter went in looking for items…read moreto create a Polish foodie gift. She found everything she was looking for and commented on how kind the staff was. Inspired by her positive feedback and the delicious Babcia made-looking pierogi she brought home, I decided to give it a try. My usual Polish deli has great cold cuts and sausages, but CanPol has that and SO much more! The variety of brands and items, impressive stock, selection of health and beauty products, gift items, and baked goods blew me away. And, my daughter was right in complimenting the employees- everyone was very nice! Also, I've never found a large bag of Krówki at such a reasonable price that were fresh and chewy like you'd find them in Poland on the west coast before. I'll be back!

Sometimes you get the nice staff, other times you get the rude ones. I've had wonderful experiences…read moretrying meats, pastries, and pickles (also given some extra). Came back and was greeted with glares and silence by other staff, I seemed to have been intruding in their casual conversation.That aside, they carry great products and I am simply powerless to their pickles when they are in season.

If you've never had Serbian food before, you have to check Tenen out. It's like a mix between…read moreMediterranean food like Greek food with German food. There are a good variety of pork dishes but I ordered a steak. It was bacon wrapped and within the steak was oozing cheese. The steak was seasoned perfectly. It was accompanied by a tomato based sauce that complimented the slightly salty steak very well. It also came with a basket of fried potatoes and a side of cucumbers and tomatoes dipped slightly in vinegar and salt. The service was attentive and on point giving recommendations based on my taste pallette. The dining area was small, maybe enough for a total of 30 people dining max at one time. The ambiance was very quiet, enough to talk and converse without having to raise your voice. Lots of wall art depicting either famous people or places from Serbia. I noticed several Nikola Tesla pictures. A destination to totally visit and wisk you away to the food joys of Serbia. Side note: in the men's bathroom, the walls are plastered with praise to Novak Djokavic (one of tennis legends) and Nikola Jokic (a current legend in basketball).

Great service AND The Food was outstanding!!!! Gets Busy on The weekend AND parking od s…read moreChallenger. Make reservations.