Was up in Whistler recently and decided to look out for some new restaurants that I haven't tried…read morebefore and was absolutely thrilled to see a Thai restaurant! It is highly rated and I can see why! Each of the dishes had very authentic flavours and larger in portion. My favourites is the Pad Thai and the Beef Massaman Curry. The Pad Thai may be the best one I have yet! Pork Belly Pad Gra Pow would probably has been better with the traditional ground pork as we felt the pork belly was in the drier side, but it had really great flavour and fantastic with lots of rice! Space is quite limited in the restaurant so I would recommend booking early as this restaurant will get more and more popular.

Was craving Thai and found this on Yelp. Had a lot of good feedback and decided to try it out…read more First of, this is a few miles outside of Whistler, so you need to drive out here. It is in some sort of camp site where if you need a hot shower you can take one before or after dinner. On to the food, the food tasted great and had all the authentic Thai flavors. The chicken wings were surprisingly tasty and had to order another batch. Inside there are only a few tables so if you plan to eat there, highly recommend making reservations. Otherwise it seems like Togo orders is the way to go. The staff were very friendly and would highly recommend. Will certainly be back the next time we are in whistler.

I love The Hwy Cafe! I usually get the burger because I crave a good vegan burger sometimes and it…read morehits the spot. I believe they use beyond meat patties but they smash them, nice and crispy. I like to have Mountain add-ons, fried onion and vegan cheese. The wraps and salads are great too. The staff are very friendly outgoing people who seem genuinely interested to get to know their customers. They remember me by name and that makes me feel appreciated. Recently they've started selling some food at Stay Wild in Pemberton as well, which is convenient if I can't make it to the industrial. I hope one day they get a nicer restaurant in town and maybe a food truck too! That would be sweet! Speaking of sweet the soft serve is delicious! All in all, I rate this place five stars! One thing I would suggest is some spicy options! I love spicy food :)

Best crew, amazing burgers and great atmosphere. Definitely a To Go place while biking or driving…read morethru Pemberton!

Our trip to Whistler was greatly improved by a last minute visit to the Purple Panda. I love good…read moreThai and this restaurant hit the spot. We had Tom Ka Gai, Chicken Panang, and a satay appetizer and they were all perfect. The owner saw to our every need, and we could tell he was very focused on quality. We also had a remarkable dessert -- can't recall the name but WOW -- the owner said it would be excellent and it was!

This place is new since we were here last year, and I saw that many options on the menu could be…read moremade vegan. I was intrigued! However, a reputable source who lives in Whistler said they had eaten several meals there that were not that great. I decided to chance it and order takeout. I got the Thai laksa curry noodles, made vegan by just removing the chicken. I clarified to make sure there was no egg in the noodles. I got 2 out of 5 star spicy. I also ordered the mango sticky rice for dessert, which is vegan by default. Had to call to place the order, and the first time I called it went to voicemail so I waited a few minutes and called back. Food was ready in 15 minutes, and it was still hot and honestly quite tasty. The laksa was well flavored and spiced, it wasn't bland but I'd probably get 3 stars next time. It's simple, noodles, sauce, onions, and the tofu. Tofu was cooked well, but it was a lot of noodles and the noodles didn't really hold the sauce well so sometimes a mouthful of noodles didn't have a ton of sauce/flavors. Mango sticky rice was very tasty. I would definitely get it again. I might get the laksa again, but I'd like to try more things and see how they are.

Thai gone high end--in the best possible way!…read more We've visited a few times and have always had excellent, friendly service and never a bad dish. On our most recent visit, our daughter, who has Celiac disease, joined us along with our granddaughter. The staff was extremely accommodating to both and took particular care to assure our daughter that there would be no cross-contamination with the gluten-free options they could prepare for her. We really appreciated the attention they gave to making sure she could dine safely. And then there's the food. I don't even normally like Pad Thai, but theirs will be on my must-order list when we return. So many versions I've tried are overly sweet and almost ketchup-like. This was completely different--perfectly balanced, flavorful and not a hint of that ketchup taste. The chicken satay was perfectly cooked and tender, and I especially liked that the peanut sauce had a lighter, thinner consistency rather than tasting like straight peanut butter. We also had the Pad Pak vegetables. I don't particularly like vegetables but know I have to eat them--and whatever they do to these actually makes me want to eat them! They were delicious. The green curry sablefish was my husband's favorite and another standout. We really can't say enough good things about this place. Excellent food, thoughtful service and a more elevated take on Thai cuisine. An easy 5 stars for us, and we'll definitely be back - as will our daughter the next time she visits!

You know I must say I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed my meal at Mekong. Firstly,…read morethey were super accommodating with us adding to our reservation at the last minute. Asian food in Whistler isn't always the best, but Mekong did a great job serving authentic and elevated Thai food. I later learned that Mekong is of the same family of Vancouver's Maenam and Sainam - explains the top notch quality. However, outside of the shoulder season Prix fixe menus, the pricing is on the higher side of things. No surprises for Whistler. I don't know if I'd come back if not for the special menu. Cocktails were decent but were definitely weaker. Mochi donut for dessert was the only negative note, and the only thing we didn't finish on the menu.

We were pleasantly surprised with how good the food was here…read more We had just finished a backpacking trip in Garibaldi Provincial Park and decided to grab some food on our way back down to Vancouver. We parked on a side street nearby and snagged one of the few open tables - it was pretty busy the entire time we were there (on a Thursday ~2pm), with both small and larger groups coming in and out. Service was speedy and polite. FOOD // We got the grilled chicken pho and shrimp spring rolls. Both were yummy and satisfying after our hike - no complaints! Prices felt reasonable, considering the food quality and scarcity of other Vietnamese food options in the area. We'd definitely consider coming back here the next time we're in the area.

There was a line out the door at dinner time, so this must be a popular local place. We got the…read morefresh spring rolls, one with shrimp and one with tofu. Pictured is the "tofu" salad roll. It was not tofu, but some sort of salty meat substitute that did not taste anything like tofu. The only other ingredients in the salad rolls are shredded iceberg lettuce and vermicelli noodles. For $13.50, I would expect the rolls to contain some sort of herbs (basil and/or cilantro) and be overall higher quality. The shrimp was also unseasoned and overall the rolls were flavorless. Maybe the other food here is better, but the spring rolls are not worth getting.

Terrible, old noodles. The sauces were cheap, the Korean tasted like bottles sweet and sour…read more. Coconut curry had no flavour. Signature was weird and didn't taste good. Would never go back.

I'd give zero stars if I could. We ordered black pepper chicken over rice and satay noodle. The…read moreblack pepper sauce was reddish and drenched the white rice. The flavor was more similar to king pao chicken instead of black pepper. Chicken was pre fried and oil leaking into the rice. The satay noodle was also swimming in super salty sauce. We had to throw most of it away. I should have looked in Yelp before coming here. The food was so gross I didn't even take a pix before throwing into trash. I had a weird sense when I peaked into the kitchen and didn't see any Asians cooking. Should have listened to my gut!

A nice Japanese tapas place. Our favorite was the salmon yukhoe roll. I think the rainbow roll from…read morethe special menu was a little disappointing. Fried Brussels sprouts were delicious, ika karaage and hotate scallops were quite good (the scallops were huge!), and the mushroom bao were very flavorful, although $10 for one bao seems steep to me. This was a more expensive place compared to other options in whistler village. Very good service, friendly and quick. It is pretty loud inside but they have quite a few tables.

Prices went up and quality decreased. Food was better the first time I ate here. I have lived in…read moreJapan and appreciate authentic Japanese food. This was not it. The katsuo tataki had no katsuo on it. They serve the bakudan with nori when it's a slimy gooey mess and should be served with rice. The katsu had a thick crust on it and it was a small portion. The large bowl of curry with karaage had more rice than curry and only 3 pieces of chicken. Left still feeling hungry. Service was ok. Had to flag down our waitress multiple times.

Food was not cooked, they made it again and it was not cooked. Lacked flavor. Ambiance was decent…read moreand service was great but food was not good.

We stopped for lunch when we were in Canada and the food was delicious with lots of choices but…read moredefinitely do not want to order more then one star because it is authentic so super spicy . It was good but way to spicy with 3 stars next time I will definitely go mild and I think it will still have the heat.

I have always loved this place as it's a simple, fun and easy way to eat healthy and raw while on…read morevacation! And I always enjoy their food . We had their flu shots which I love! Great way to get a pop of energy and dose of immunity . Then we had the raw pad Thai bowl which is very tasty and super fresh. The kids enjoyed the green 'Mo' wrap which has a delicious beet taste and their proprietary Liquid gold dressing which is also available to purchase by the jar ! And the Rise n shine wrap - with a buckwheat wrap , hummus and avocado. We also tried a chocolate avocado tarte -I have always tried to make those chocolate desserts with avocado but never we managed to get past the avocado taste but they did and they are absolutely delicious. The employees were friendly, service was fast and it's a cute interior with plant based books, foods and available to buy. Always happy to visit the Green Moustache!!

This place is really cute inside and has friendly staff, I believe it is all vegan and they also…read moresell waste free things in the store! I wanted a quick smoothie here so I decided to get the zappa which consisted of blueberries, greens, banana, tumeric, black pepper, ginger and water keefir. It was made pretty fast, but a bit hard to drink without a straw so I used my own. This smoothie is very rich and as delicious as it was, it can be a bit strong and overpowering with the ginger and black pepper.

Such a great place for a post-hike comfort food dinner! Very friendly employees. Place has a…read morecasual/cute/cozy vibe. We sat outside with our dog on their patio which had plenty of umbrella covered tables and sweeping mountain views. We ordered at the counter and they timely delivered our food to our table. The poutine gravy and curds were delicious! The Mac and cheese had such a great cheese pull and creaminess. The falafel was fantastic! It had a curry cinnamon type flavor profile and excellent texture. It was served with this fabulous mango tamarind chutney that was sweet and tangy that I could have just eaten a bucket of!

Our order: - Mile One Burger - cheddar, caramelized onions,…read morebacon ($19.75) - Special of the Day: Kimchi Burger - burger with kimchi slaw on top The burgers are huge and come with your choice of side. My burger was good, mayo was on the top and bottom bun which I appreciated. It also came with sliced red onion and caramelized onion. Overall, it was good. My husband had the kimchi special and said the kimchi didn't have much flavor. Side options are smashed potatoes, mixed green salad or soup of the day. It is not a bad deal, given that the sides are quite large. We both got smashed potatoes and the spices were very good. Staff was very friendly and you sit at a table and order at the stand and they will bring you your food.