So incredibly delicious! Visiting Vancouver, had just finished 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! read more

Ukrainian Village - Borsch - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

We went to The Ukrainian Village to celebrate Ukrainian Christmas. We had Borscht, Cabbage Rolls, Perogies, 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. read more

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Service was great and food was authentic, not greasy to me. I also enjoy the ambiance , it was comfortable . read more

Ukrainian Village - Front door - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Not fancy outside but very quaint inside and the food was very good. Service was direct and friendly. I enjoyed the Ukrainian Dinner which is big enough for 2 people to share. The sausage was flavourful, and the cabbage roll was stuff with meat and some rice. Also came with 6 perogies and you can select a variety, so I got onion, sauerkraut, and cheddar. My friend had the Chicken Paprika and she tough it was just ok. Next time she would get the cabbage roll and soup. We also finished the evening with a slice of Napoleon cake to share and it was also good. Prices were reasonable and the food hearty and delicious, we will be back. read more

Ukrainian Village - Chicken Paprika - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Really good pierogis and cabbage rolls! Spouse also tried the borscht and liked it. We had one veg cabbage roll and one meat one, both very large and tasty. We split 21 pierogis between four of us with the appetizers and that was just enough - we probably could have upped the order of 9 to 12, for a total of 24. I would gladly return when next in Vancouver! read more

The food was good but they shorted me 6 Pierogi on my Dash order which was annoying. Might be better in person.

The food was homemade and delicious and portion size was filling. Customer Service was friendly and fast and very attentive. The seating was cozy and comfortable and you feel like you are visiting your grandma's kitchen. This family run business is worth the visit and time. read more

Ambiance: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Food: 5/5 I was looking all over Vancouver for some traditional perogies that didn't cost an arm and a leg so knew I had to try this place when I walked past it! As for ambiance, it's exactly what you'd expect from a no frills farm house restaurant - we were seated right when we walked in and the restaurant had A/C which was great. We went around 6pm on a Saturday and it was practically full - most of whom seemed like regulars which is great to see. We opted to get 9 perogies each for just under $14. You can pick from 3 flavours: potato and cheese, potato and onion, and sauerkraut. They let you mix and match so I got 3 of each. This also came with sour cream and you can add on items like fried onions or bacon bits. The food came out fast and hit the spot! Perfect amount for a lunch or dinner and all three flavours were great. They also had lots of other menu items to choose from, including traditional cabbage rolls. The one waitress working the whole restaurant was also super attentive and friendly. Overall I'm a big fan and will recommend this spot for anyone looking for some Ukrainian food! read more

Absolutely delicious. Some of the best pierogies and sausage I've ever had. Friendly staff, too. I highly recommend it.

Pierogies are huge very fat lots of filling dough was a little dry undercooked chewy and grey colored reminded me of frozen pierogis I like it a bit more wet and boiled till the dough is a solid color sausage is good and large if you get a seat by the open window its a great location to enjoy wanted their borscht but we were too full read more

I've lived in the Westend for way too long to miss this place! Very small and cute place. I ordered take out and it was ready in 15 minutes. I ordered the Vegetarian Dinner (2 veg cabbage rolls - spinach, carrot, rice, celery; 6 pierogis - 2 of each flavor - potato and fried onions, potato and cheddar, and sauerkraut; coleslaw salad and sour cream). All this for $22.95! Thankfully I checked before leaving because they forgot the sour cream. So the cabbage rolls are stuffed! There was no sauce but the flavors were so great together. The pierogis were soft and fluffy. My least favorite was the sauerkraut but they were all so delicious. And the coleslaw is AMAZING! Such simple flavors but so complimentary. The service was also HUGE. I ate this for 2 meals and it was incredible the next day. A great place to check out! read more

Loved this place, the pelminis were fantastic! Would definitely recommend read more

Ukrainian Village - Pelmini - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I've ate at my share of places along Denman Street so I was surprised to discover that I've never seen Ukrainian Village before. It's located next to Holy Guacamole. The inside has more tables than you'd think. The waitress (aka. the only one working the front) did a great job. Dinner menu is split into soups, salads, appetizers, specialities, main dishes and desserts. Trip #1 We dropped in on a Tuesday evening (around 6:30pm). - Chicken soup ($6.95) - good but a tad small for the price. - Ukrainian dinner ($22.95) - this is the best way to sample everything. Cabbage rolls were excellent; essentially, meatloaf wrapped in cabbage. The meat was incredibly juicy. We tried all three perogy options (potato & cheddar cheese, potato & fried onion and sauerkraut). They're homemade with a thicker wrapper (which we liked) but the filling was a tad bland. It needed a dip into the sour cream. The Ukrainian sausage was satisfying and perfect to dip in the slightly spicy mustard. - Roasted duck ($18.45) - the apple is subtle; I could only taste it on the skin but the duck was a solid portion. The two dollops of mashed potatoes underneath were light and fluffy while the coleslaw, red beets and pickle rounded things off nicely. Trip #2 We dropped in on a Friday evening (around 7:00pm). - Vegetarian dinner ($20.95) - N was feeling the vegetarian option but if you're picking between the two, we preferred the Ukrainian dinner option. The cabbage rolls were healthy but missing a much needed sauce. Perogies hit the spot and again, you get three types. Side of coleslaw and a gherkin added some crunch. - Siberian pelmeny ($17.45) - everyone's first time trying pelmeny (Russian stuffed dumplings). Delicious! Filling was plump, texture had hearty bite and filled with all meat. Would definitely get these again. - Lamb shanks ($25.95 for 2 pieces) - the lamb shanks were a good size with plenty of meat. My favourite parts were from the bone itself. Happy to have found a homey Ukrainian/Russian spot! read more

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After visiting this 'Ukrainian' (?) Re$taurant twice and paying $100 way too much for too little, for the 3 - 6 pm 'special', the Chinese Canadian 'server' who didn't even notice me nor my fellow Disabled Senior Citizen female friend, who wasn't noticed either let alone even given a menu after sitting there for 20 minutes, said she wasn't going to order anything there after I was suddenly confronted at our table. When I arrived 45 minutes earlier, there were only 2 other guests whom the 'server' wasn't serving either, while sitting at a table in the echo corner near the washrooms, 'reading' from his iPhone. I was Harassed by not only one, but 3 BC gRuNtS who most likely are neither resident$ of the WoR$T eNd. These two 40+ year old Construction Dull@rd's, each came right up to me and my friend's table within 15 minutes of each other, telling me to " STOP TALKiNG !" on my phone, as these Low Life Morons' GiRrLfRiEnDz' could hear my conversation from the far side of the restaurant. I shall never return. Both they and their 'giRrLfRiEnDs' should all get into a " How To Mind Your Own Business, as well as a " How to Learn Manners " ( Etiquette ), which these hOoKkEd on FoNiKkks R@PiDLy @GiNg gEn X yZZeRs most likely 'spell' as E T - i - KET and @rE hOoKeD oN F@R MORE than wH@TeVeR, or Rather, whomever Told them to shut my phone down, most likely their oLd dried up in t@nning $p@ prune skinned oLd GirrRrL' friendZz p.s my Belated Ukrainian Canadian BC Born Alberta farm R@ZeD Hard Working mother's RE@L Home Made perogies were 10x Better than the fRoZeN f@CtOrY 'm@de' ones and she had FAR MORE MANNERS + Intelligence with 'only' GR.7 than those GR. 12 'eDuKkk@TeD' morons ever will. PPS. The Single brown bag for the 2 take out dinners fell apart, as the greasy cabbage rolls and borscht Le@kKkeD tHrOuGh this 'Ukrainian' Re$t@r@nt'$ Lousy pL@sTiC environmentally UNfriendly containers, which made cycling all the way to east van even more of a challenge. read more

Ukrainian Village - N'y3T worth $20 let alone $88.95 ! - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Came for lunch last winter and the staff was friendly. The place was styled like a farmhouse in the Ukraine and the service was friendly. Tried the stuffed cabbage (18 CAD for 2) and the Ukranian dinner (23 CAD, which was a lot of food). From my memory of Ukranian food circa 1989 it was similar in taste and texture as food from Ukraine. Overall the food was A-OK, the service was A-OK, and the ambiance was good. If you want to venture out from the normal cuisines available in Vancouver, this is not a bad place to try. read more

I was traveling to Vancouver. I arrived after lunch. I was thinking about what I wanted to eat . Having dropped my bags at the hotel, I ventured out to explore the different places to eat. Of course, I was looking for something unique . Most of the places I saw were similar, or the food was similar to restaurants that I go to where I live in California . Continuing my exploring of the local culinary establishments, I saw this restaurant, a small mom and pop place called Ukrainian village .This was definitely unique and fit the qualifications I was looking for.The food was great tasting, not that I had anything to compare it to. Just the fact that I enjoyed it was good enough for me. read more

Ukrainian Village - This is the mom and pop place I was talking about. the Ukraine village restaurant. - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Price/quality (4/4): Great food at an affordable price. The cabbage rolls in particular are absolutely amazing, and from what I heard, they take quite a bit of effort to make too. Service (1/1): Service was friendly and effective. Would I come here again: Yes read more

I come from a Ukrainian background and have been eating Ukrainian meals for most of my life. this is the REAL deal! All the food tastes really homemade and authentic. Perogies, cabbage rolls, sausage I will be back soon! read more

Ukrainian Village - Ukrainian Dinner - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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We' d been cycling nearly half the day at this point, and I said to my old companion: "I'll need to fuel up before we tackle the Stanley Park seawall". (he dined earlier ) " Why don't we check out Denman Street near the park entrance? " The west end of Vancouver is Canada's most densely populated square mile, 1000 plus eating options! but we chose Ukrainian Village. Got a warm welcome. Invited to park our bikes and chain em safely at the front window of the restaurant where we could keep an eye on em. Seated promptly and orders taken. Water / coffee for the table really quick. Tiny place seats less than 35. Clean nicely decorated. Memories of back 'home', Ukrainian / Russian themed. I hadn't been in for more than 25 years, but FOOD was GREAT back then. I ordered Dairy and Gluten free, no problem says server: Cabbage rolls, tomato based sauce, rice, fermented coleslaw pickle a HUGE plate for HONGRY travellin' man. Real deal authentic home cooked DELICIOUSNESS. I slowly worked my way through it, savoured each bite. My dining companion had a large fresh salad, again BIG generous portion executed well. Priced fairly for this area where real estate is SKY high. Not a lotta chat from lone server, but the food did the talkin', Twas as good as I remember 'back in the day'. Special when 'some things don't change' in this whirled we live in. Vancouver's transition in past 40 years is dramatic, from a village in the rainforest on the edge of the Pacific coast of Canada, to the megalopolis urban jungle of today. We enjoyed our yummy meal, got back to the bikes and rode round the Stanley Park seawall stopping occasionally to view sun setting. Special day. Great weather in Vancouver is always treasured. Price to quality ratio for this meal is good, my MAIN was 20 cdn approx 15 usd, huge salad and coffee a tenner = value 5 on the Yelp meter. 4's all round other things considered = 4. 5 on the yelp meter. Would return and recommend. Round up to FIVE STARS. read more

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We were seated fast and this about the only positive side of this review. We came many times before and guessing maybe management has changed. We weren't really greeted, our waiter dropped menus at our table and gave us a sign where to sit. Waiter was short with no small talk. We ordered borsch was was extremely under salted. Waiter was out of sight, no water refills unless asked for. The place is so freakin hot it's like stepping into a sauna. Come on fix this!!! Above all this place needs help!!! Won't be back unless they fix their service:( read more

Ukrainian Village - Cabbage Rolls rule!!!! - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Decided to finally try this place out after wondering for a long time. Eastern European places are fairly rare, and I have had some tasty food traveling in that region, so I was looking forward to this! First things first - the place has a rustic, cozy kind of feel that reminded me of visiting my grandparents, with flowers and paintings and carpet and wooden chairs, and I quite liked that. The portions are also huge - if you come here, even just for one main course, it seems impossible you'd leave hungry. Service was a bit slow, but there was clearly only one person working front of house on a busy night, so it must have been tough for them; I think they may just have been short staffed that day. But in the end, a lot of the food tasted rather plain. I had the beef stroganoff, which was fine but didn't taste like much; and I shared perogies, sausage, and herring with my friend, and all of those were okay but not great. The sausage skin was a bit tough, but aside from that there wasn't anything wrong with the food - it just tasted plain. The one thing that really stood out to me was the strong, powerful horseradish mustard - it took me by surprise and I quite liked it as a condiment to the sausage! If you like meat-and-wheat style meals without heavy seasoning, I can imagine you might like this place a lot. But personally, I felt the food needed an extra kick of flavour - maybe more fat, or more spice or paprika or aromatics, or even more salt? Something's missing, in any case. Not bad, but nothing to write home about either. read more

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We came here after hiking and ordered two dinner platters, one vegetarian and one Ukrainian. - Vegetarian cabbage roll: veggies and rice wrapped in cabbage. This was very bland. Felt like it needed some seasoning or sauce. - Potato and fried onion perogies - these are not bad, but not amazing either - Potato and cheddar perogies - these were underwhelming. Really not much flavour - Beef cabbage roll: my dining partner thought this was awesome - Beets and coleslaw: very well seasoned. We both enjoyed them. - Ukrainian sausage: good but not amazing either The restaurant is very homey, and like others have mentioned, the service is quite slow. Plenty of parking on the street. read more

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Great place for some good Ukrainian/Russian comfort food. They have all the traditional stuff such as Perogies, borsch soups, Pelmeni and many other items. I ordered a meat borsch soup that was pretty delicious, olivye salad that I did enjoy as well, I feel like it was balanced with not too much mayo, and some herrings that were absolutely delicious. To wash all this deliciousness down try the baltika Russian beer they have which is great. I also got some potato and onion dumplings and the Ukrainian sausage that I took to go and ate later cuz I was so full. Overall this is a great place in the west end neighborhood. I will be back again read more

Ukrainian Village - Olivye salad, Borsch and herring - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Food is great However they have a really bad bug infestation. We noticed them at our table and after the meal used the bathroom which was crawling with bugs.... If I used the bathroom prior to eating I definitely wouldn't have wanted to eat there. read more

Had a chance to try some takeout perogies. Normally the perogies I've tried were lumpy, with chunks of potatoes mixed into the mashed bits (ie a bad mashing job). This place actually does them right. It was actually borderline gooey on the inside. Oh wow. The fact my Polish friend approves of them here speaks volumes. Will definitely be back to try some more flavours. read more

Ukrainian Village - Takeout cheese and potato perogies~ - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

My son requested that we eat here as he missed having European food. It was the right choice. The food was good and the place was perfect for a cozy afternoon late lunch. Service was awesome too. We will be back for sure! read more

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Had the assorted pierogies and pork schnitzel. Cheese pierogies and potatoes + onions pierogies were quite good, but the sauerkraut pierogies were very bland. The pork schnitzel was huge!....but also very bland. The sides with the schnitzel, however, were delightful - pickled beets, cabbage salad, mashed potatoes and a nice and spicy dark mustard. Very comforting food and a layed back atmosphere. Would come back on another rainy day for some comfort food but wouldn't get the schnitzel or sauerkraut pierogies. read more

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We have been a couple times to the Ukrainian Village and always impressed with the quality of the authentic Ukrainian cuisine. This time we decided to dine in. Great service from young lady Yelena - welcoming, professional and did suggestive selling (great for the business!), but not too pushy. We had lunch specials and desert, but had to cut our visit short due to family matter. Yelena got our bill ready and packed our desert for us very quickly. My wife was very impressed with Yelena and quality of food. To the ownership - thank you for keeping your business running and big thank you for the quality of your authentic Ukrainian food. read more

I've always wanted to try this place and today I am so glad I did. They don't have a lunch special but they do have a Ukranian dinner special that includes 2 cabbage rolls, A sausage and some perogies with some sauerkraut, horseradish and cabbage. It was delicious and filling. The ambience was cozy and it was nice here in a quieter part of downtown. I would recommend coming here for the Ukranian Dinner. (Mine was the meat version and it was very good.) read more

Ukrainian Village - Ukranian Dinner. Sausage, perogies, cabbage rolls - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I was invited to my company's Christmas lunch. So we all decided to go to the Ukrainian VIllage for lunch. I was very hungry so I ordered the Ukrainian Dinner for Lunch. I know I can eat a lot of food, but this is one of the times where I will not be going there as much. Here is the verdict. The potato perogies were like your traditional perogies with potato and cheese. It tastes homemade, but the dough was too thick for me. The kielbasa sausage was spiced well and it was very juicy. The cabbage rolls had more rice than meat which was somewhat disappointing. The condiments were average. The meal was large and filling. I would come back if you want to try a different cuisine or if you need to fill up on a cold winter's day. read more

Ukrainian Village - Ukrainian Dinner For Lunch. Cause... Heck? - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

My friends wanted to go and honestly I wasn't that keen but it was so worth it. I had the vegetarian platter (I am eating my leftovers as I write this). The cabbage rolls were amazing. Best I have ever had. Perogies were amazing and didn't taste anything like the frozen ones you buy int the grocery store! Everyone enjoyed their meal and I can honestly say I will be back. Would highly recommend. read more

I have a soft spot for the cuisines of Hungary, Romania and Russia, so when I saw the opportunity to try a Ukrainian hole in the wall, I jumped. I dropped by for lunch and ordered borscht, cabbage rolls and Perogies, and a pint of Russian lager. It was serious peasant food and it was delicious. The borscht was filling and flavorful, the cabbage roll was stuffed to the brim with beef and pork, and the perogies were soft and flavorful. There was only one waiter so service wasn't immediate, but I had no problem waiting. read more

I loved everything I had here. The Olivieh salad was just like I had in the Donbass and the pierogies took me right back too. Definitely coming back the next time I'm in the area. read more

We had booked a table for two at the Ukrainian Village on a rainy Vancouver evening. The elements of nature conspired against us, and we reached the place 30minutes after our reported time. The good folks at the place had already saved a cozy table by the window. This place had a nice and welcoming ambiance to it. Once seated, we ordered the Ukrainian Dinner for one. The platter included 6 perogies, 2 cabbage rolls, coleslaw, beet salad and Ukrainian sausage - the portions being enough to satiate the two of us. We opted to try out all the different selections of perogies in our platter. We loved the cabbage roles, the sausage was well grilled and the perogies reminded of momos we get back home. The service was super friendly, and they let us on our own even after it was time for them to start closing up. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience. read more

Ukrainian Village - The Ukrainian dinner platter - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Have gotten take out here a few times now and it has been great every time. The perogies are amazing and the chicken is delicious. Definitely recommend giving this place a try if you want to try Ukrainian food! read more

THE BEST PEROGY AND CABBAGE ROLLS IN TOWN. If you are looking for comfort food, they have a great lunch menu and I wish I was still working close by. Do yourself a favour and check them out! read more

I like the atmosphere, which is very Ukrainian. And a little dingy but in a very very fitting way. But even though it's the Ukrainian village, it's not very Ukrainian in many ways. The beer they had was Russian (at least the one on be menu, maybe there were more that weren't), it would have been nice to see actual Ukrainian beer like Lvivske or Obolon'. The Pelmeni were delicious, 8/10 rating. The cabbage rolls were a little too meaty but I really enjoyed the perogies. I wish there were more options to mix/match, build smaller meals as the plate was huge and I wanted to be able to sample things without getting such a huge portion. read more

Ukrainian Village - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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There was a mouse running around. Terrible customer service. The waiter auto charged the tip, after we Told about the mouse. Food ok but too eXpensive for what it is.. read more

Ukrainian Village - Mouses - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

My partner and I were in town and looking to try something new. We were not disappointed. We had the cheese and potato pierogies, borscht, and the stroganoff. Everything was tasty and served in generous quantities for a reasonable price. The staff was small, but in fairness it is a small and the service was prompt and and friendly. I say this without regard for what an earlier reviewer said. In my opinion some people are just impossible to please. read more

Great restaurant. I bought russian borsch there and Syberian pelmeni. So delicious, seriously. It's just so good. However, pelmeni cost over $15, that's what is a bit disappointing. I would say that there are a bit expensive dishes, as well as not, there. It depends on what you want. And portions are between "more than enough" - "big". The service was, as it's called, "not bad". Only price makes some tension, but it's not overpriced. If you spend a lot of money there, I bet you will not regret. I will definitely come there to try perogies! Ukraine Forever!!! read more

Ukrainian Village - Russian borsch. - Ukrainian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia