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sushi hachi - Japanese, nice price, very good quality sushi, excellent service

You mean on Cambie near Garden City Street level in Pacific Center?
Family like operation, not that special, fish are fresh but not of high quality.

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Henry's kitchen is pretty good in terms of food but the atmosphere is not high end (too much noise), not sure if you would prefer that.

Yuji's Japanese Tapas
2059 W. Fourth Ave, Vancouver
Tel: 604-734-4990

That's my pick, i prefer this over Zest. The only thing I like from Zest is the Tomato ice-cream dessert.

Le Gavroche
1616 Alberni Street, Vancouver
Tel: 604-685-3924

Cozy little restaurant, it's good for girl's gathering I think.

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原帖由 布小熊 於 2008-11-3 14:01 發表

I don't like fusion as well.


Comeon, most of what we eat today are the result of thousands of years of fusion among all the cuisines of the world.

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原帖由 peter236 於 2008-11-3 04:42 PM 發表


Comeon, most of what we eat today are the result of thousands of years of fusion among all the cuisines of the world.

But you cannot force me to like fusion.

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原帖由 sheep 於 2008-11-3 10:56 發表
個Website show 個唐人廚 得唔得架?
唔好令大C姐失望 失禮  



亞洲人出名煮嘢叻﹐呢個係公認。可能你話整法國菜無個法仔企嚮度嫌唔夠authentic﹐但係我可以話俾你知﹐好多阿豬阿狗都去過法國學廚。

仲未有人講whistler有咩好食。呢個真係頭痛﹐次次去都失望。

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試下高貴林D豬塲喇好嘛?

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你真係有病
千幾年前 d人話甘易可以隨處走
以經有分法國 德國 中國
地中海 印度?
用下你個蘿柚諗下野啦
原帖由 peter236 於 2008-11-3 17:42 發表


Comeon, most of what we eat today are the result of thousands of years of fusion among all the cuisines of the world.

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就憑你呢句說話就知你係淨係識講 唔識食既
如果好野 一碟干炒牛河都可以係上菜
我唔係話你大C姐係上菜
原帖由 大C姐 於 2008-11-3 17:57 發表



亞洲人出名煮嘢叻﹐呢個係公認。可能你話整法國菜無個法仔企嚮度嫌唔夠authentic﹐但係我可以話俾你知﹐好多阿豬阿狗都去過法國學廚。

仲未有人講whistler有咩好食。呢個真係頭痛﹐次次去都失望。 ...

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原帖由 sheep 於 2008-11-4 01:54 發表
千幾年前 d人話甘易可以隨處走
以經有分法國 德國 中國
地中海 印度?
用下你個蘿柚諗下野啦


Have you ever studied culinary history? Please do your own research. For example, travelling along the Silk Road allowed so many countries to trade with each other. Wars among the European countries actually allowed fusion of cuisines to take place. The Roman empire and Ghengis khan ruled over vast landscapes. The Europeans invaded many other African and Asian countries. All these events allowed exchanges of culinary techniques. The Japanese/Koreans copied la mian making techniques from China.

[ 本帖最後由 peter236 於 2008-11-4 03:13 編輯 ]

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原帖由 布小熊 於 2008-11-3 17:51 發表

But you cannot force me to like fusion.


We are already eating fusion food. Unless you don't like most of what you eat.

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