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"Carinissimo ed europeo bistrot che offre specialità da tutti gli angoli del canada. Buon poutine e hamburger classico delizioso. Ampia scelta di vini e birre locali. 2019"
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"OUR ULTIMATE COVID BOOKING GUARANTEE. FIND OUT MORE Vancouver Food & Drink The 10 Best Restaurants in Vancouver, According to a Food Tour Guide  Try the tasting menu at AnnaLena | © Allison Kuhl  Esme Benjamin Wellness Editor9 December 2019 Add to Plan Map View Michelle Ng, founder of Vancouver Foodie Tours, shares her favorite restaurants and must-taste dishes from the seaport city. As an immigrant who moved from Hong Kong to Vancouver at eight years old, Michelle Ng quickly developed an appreciation for the way mealtimes can turn strangers into friends – especially in Vancouver, one of Canada’s most multicultural cities, with a food scene that reflects its diversity.  Upscale Vancouver restaurant AnnaLena focuses on fresh, local ingredients | © Allison Kuhl “I’ve always loved the magic that happens when people sit down together for a meal, how it helps break down any barriers that existed between them,” she says. Ng founded Vancouver Foodie Tours in 2010 as a way to showcase her city and the eclectic mix of restaurants and dishes that brought her joy. On any menu, she discovered, there are two or three items that the chef is most proud of, and her aim is to share that knowledge with locals and visitors alike. Vancouver’s chefs are spoiled when it comes to the abundance of fresh, local ingredients available – in particular, the unparalleled access to seafood thanks to the city’s coastal location. Visit in the spring, says Ng, and you’re likely to find seasonal spot prawn on the menu, a local crustacean so “ridiculously sweet and crunchy” that it needs little seasoning or cooking.  Chef Michael Robbins serves Pacific Northwest fare at AnnaLena | © Allison Kuhl Aside from sampling as much seafood as possible during your visit, Ng’s other recommendation is to eat your fill of Chinese cuisine. Richmond, just south of Vancouver proper, is renowned for its dim sum spots and noodle joints. 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Ng recommends ordering the seafood tower for four, for two. “Have that be your entrée,” she says. “It’s definitely enough food and it gives you more bang for your buck. 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"Très bonne adresse en plein coeur de Granville Island avec une belle terrasse offrant une vue sur l'animation du marché. Enseigne très tendance, tant dans la déco que la cuisine hyper locale, portée sur les ingrédients de la province (de la viande aux fruits et légumes en passant par les fleurs comestibles, le vin et le miel). Une épicerie fine permet d'acheter une large gamme de produits locaux venant des quatre coins de la région (Okanagan Valley, Gulf Islands, etc.). À ne pas manquer... si l'on veut se gâter."
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"I want to eat it again 😛🎆😁"
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"Nice address in Granville Island "
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