McDonald's
down on McBride Blvd. in New Westminster


scrumptious

Nothing better then a huge plate of spaghetti and meatballs.. spicy too... gotta love it. Or dumplings. Or steak.

chicken souvlaki for Greek or
gnocchi and meatballs with delicious homemade spaghetti sauce. ugh I die

Oh, and sushi at Kaide on Richards

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There are a couple of places on Davie that do Mongolian. You get to make up your own selection of vegetables, pastas, meats. Then mix your own sauce. They cook it for you in a couple of minutes in front of you. It's also all you can eat and dirt cheap. Lotsa fun if you go with a group of people and everyone does there own thing.

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Its all about Thai food. Nothing beats the Pad Thai with rice noodles at the Thai House, mmmmmmm..... You get lots on a plate too.

Also good with Singha Thai beer.

Oh and also Milestones makes an awesome pepperoni and garlic pizza if you are ever around there. Mmmmm.

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The Ukranian Village restaurant at the corner of Denman/Robson is a personal fave of mine. It's not fancy, but it's rich down home cooking if you're into cabbage rolls and perogies. The best restaurant in the whole city is Memphis BBQ! Maybe it has something to do with the fact that I spent most of my life around Memphis, TN; but the food is Vancouver's best, bar none! Go there if you want to find out what real food is all about. Forget about that raw fish garbage and thousand year old eggs. C'mon people!

While I'm at it, I'm always on the search for kick-ass Indian restaurants. Any suggestions? The two that I frequent the most now are India Gate at Robson/Granville across from the new Future Shop and Sitar Restaurant at 8 Powell Street where Gastown sort of ends and the sketch begins. Viva chili chicken and lamb vindaloo!!!

Cheers!

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Love hearing about new places to eat, lets keep this thread going.
Indian food. I dont like creamy over sweet indian food. So i go to the Kewal Cafe on broadway and main. The place has been there for longer than I have been alive. Its total veggie and really plain idian but I can get it so damn hot I love it.

The next place is Siam, its a thai restaurant on Broadway one block east of cambie. It has the best Thai for the money. Lunch time you can get an awsome red curry chicken for like 6 bucks with rice veggies and spring roles. Be careful how hot you ask for cause they like it piping hot at this place. Almost burnt my beautiful face off one time on my stir fry.

The third place is Kintaro, This place is awsome. I have even read about it in really big vancouver magazines as a top place to eat. Kintaro is a Ramen noodle house. This place serves up mean portions of japanese pork based noodle soup. So so good, especially on a cold ass wet Van city day. Of all the places I mentioned this is the one to hit up. I have never had food like this anywhere is the world.

Hope you all like these. I know that they will not be to everyones liking but some people who have good taste will enjoy.

B-Good, thanks for the heads up on Kintaro. I'm pretty open minded, but I have yet to acquire a taste for MOST types of Japanese cuisine. However, I love Ramen noodles. I definitely have plans to check them out sooner than later.

Whereabouts are they located?

Cheers!

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I second Kewal cafe, great food, the guy makes it as hot as you like it too. But if your going for a night out with good food and great wine and willing to spend the cash (which doesn't happen too much for me) i love C restaurant. You end up getting a wicked plate of food and some hella good wine, but at the same time drop a wod of dough, but its nice to go all out once in awhile.