I only got to try one menu item, but it was excellent! The poutine. Very basic, but it was just the…read moreway I like it. This is just a small little food stand nearby the campground along the main road to Rebecca Spit Provincial Park. They had burgers, fries, ice cream, and more.

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.

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!

I drove up from Seattle to try the Richmond night market, and while I don't think it was worth the…read moredrive alone, it was still fun and I would go back if I were already in the area. The food stalls were great! So many options and the prices were reasonable. The shopping stalls left a lot to be desired though. It was mostly knockoff anime merch and phone goods which I guess truly gave off the Asian night market vibe. My favorite thing I ate was surprisingly not Asian food, it was a dinosaur beef rib from a halal bbq spot. I'm from Texas so my bbq standards are pretty high, but this was just as good as back home! The rib was super tender and perfectly seasoned with a good amount of smoke. The fat wasn't chewy and melted in your mouth. My only wish is that it came with more pickles or raw onions. Mostly everything else I ate here was really good too. I loved the crispy nori tacos with fresh poke. The Taiwanese popcorn chicken and sausages were super close to what you would find in Taiwan. The whole place and a bunch of the food was also picturesque. The only thing I truly did not like was the ramen donut. For some reason, a bunch of websites say the ramen donut is a must try, but it was the only thing I couldn't eat. The donut was super dense and flavorless, the breading was too thick, the sauce added too much heaviness, it was bad.

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.

Delicious deep fried spiral potatoes with bacon, cheese, and sauce...need I say more? Highly…read morerecommend hitting this stand at the Richmond Night Market. We had ordered several other things from other stands at the same time, but everyone kept going back to the potato to eat. It is slower than other places but that's because they make each one fresh.

Hurricane potato must not only be at Richmond Night Market-- because they were also at a Granville…read moreIsland Festival and we tried it yesterday. We couldn't resist watching people walking around with those spirally fried fresh cuts of potato we got the jalapeño flavour and added Sriracha because we love spicy.

I was pleasantly surprised to find Japadog outside a mall entrance especially all the way out here…read moreat Tsawwassen. I was hungry enough for a snack so I ordered a Kobe terimayo hot dog ($9.45) and upgraded the hot dog to a meal ($2.83). Japadog brings back memories of my university days when I was first introduced to the gourmet hot dog. This hot dog did not disappoint! All the Asian flavours on a tasty beef sausage. The price is a bit expensive for a hot dog. However, once in awhile is okay. This stall does not take cash so make sure you have a credit or debit card to pay.

This is the perfect place if you are looking for a fast, filling meal that is not on the slopes…read more The convenient location right near the bottom of the gondola makes this a quick and easy stop. The food also come out fast due to their limited menu options and this is a good thing. After placing our order, we picked up on the left side of the booth where there were lots of condiment options. Since there is no inside, just some standing tables outside, we took our food to a nearby picnic table at the bottom of the Fitzsimmons lift. We got the Mexican poutine and were very satisfied. It is only three dollars more than the normal poutine and comes with a full sausage, adding some great protein to the meal. That same sausage with a bun is $10 dollars. The gravy and cheese were tasty and light!

Solid poutine, right next to Whistler Gondola. Takeaway only but some hightop standing tables. Made…read morefresh and quick. Prices just a buck or two less than on mountain but portions are bigger (at least for poutine.) Veggie poutine option for those who want that!

I work close by and didnt know about this place until one day i went in to try what I could see…read morefrom glass window . I was taken back by a small but sufficient food court inside. Come here during lunch time and find no room to stand. There are 15 food counters serving shushi,ramen, sandwiches, soups , pho, salad bar, indian food, and choice of tea /coffee If u are walking by , its on the opposite side of YWCA n next to Hornby underground parking With enough food options , u can basically try everything on every new day. I liked the portion served n most importantly speed of service is good. Salad counter in front is pretty cool as u get to choose/ make ur own salad. Most of the counters take all forms of money ie credit, debit, cash. Very good for lunch breaks

Great Selections of food and choices. 10 years ago and now, nothing changed. Still very busy. Its…read moredefinitely a lot cleaner than what it was 10 years ago (must have recently renovated). Anyways love the choices. My favorite Indian Place is located inside here. Indian Abroad. Good luck in getting a spot because it does get super busy. Good thing is that people here eat quite fast and then they leave. There is nothing but just food. Also they close early at like 3 pm or whenever food runs out. So many good choices.