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作者: hirokendo 時間: 2008-11-5 14:44 標題: Any good restaurant near Queen Elizabeth Theatre (Hamilton at Dunsmuir)

Any good restaurant near Queen Elizabeth Theatre (Hamilton at Dunsmuir) in Vancouver, BC ? Because I will go to see Albert Au’s Concert over this weekend.

作者: ACC-HE 時間: 2008-11-5 14:58

hum... a few blocks away, u can try...

http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=1930
that prepares these products
http://www.primataste.com.sg/home/home.asp

作者: mui122 時間: 2008-11-5 15:20

i think chambar is nearby

作者: mui122 時間: 2008-11-5 15:25

原帖由 ACC-HE 於 2008-11-5 15:58 發表
hum... a few blocks away, u can try...

http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=1930
that prepares these products
http://www.primataste.com.sg/home/home.asp

Hmm I went to dinehere to double check if chambar is nearby
and the first of the latest entries, I found this:

Why eat there when you can already buy the simple-to-prepare products from major Asian supermarket?

http://www.primataste.com.sg/

I don't understand why I need to write 300 characters, this is just dumb. Oh, I still don't have 300 characters. Why? So how many have I typed? would it kill dinerhere to include a character counter?

By fanbanlo of Vancouver (1 Reviews)

I believe this is you?
So do you mean you think this restaurant is good or do you actually think its not worth the money?

作者: 布小熊 時間: 2008-11-5 15:47

I personally think primataste is good for quick bite before shows or movie.
I like the dark soy sauce. If you know where to buy a bottle of that, can you let me know!?

作者: ACC-HE 時間: 2008-11-5 16:15

原帖由 mui122 於 2008-11-5 16:25 發表

Hmm I went to dinehere to double check if chambar is nearby
and the first of the latest entries, I found this:

Why eat there when you can already buy the simple-to-prepare products from major Asian ...

heehee.. yes, that was me.

What I added there in dinehere is true. You can cook it yourself, but in your situation, you wouldn't cook before the concert in the middle of the street right?

So paying them to have the food prepared for you is a service that is worth paying. Just don't go there when you have the time to cook the food they serve at home.

作者: 布小熊 時間: 2008-11-5 17:35

some pictures:

作者: ACC-HE 時間: 2008-11-5 17:51

Let me search search....

[ 本帖最後由 ACC-HE 於 2008-11-5 18:56 編輯 ]

作者: its_visa 時間: 2008-11-5 18:26

is their hainanese chicken boneless ??!?!
actually..it looks quite tasty...
but.....a little bit on the pricey side perhaps?

作者: its_visa 時間: 2008-11-5 18:28

原帖由 布小熊 於 2008-11-5 18:35 發表
some pictures:

whats the 3rd picture you have there?
some kind of fried noodles?

作者: ACC-HE 時間: 2008-11-5 18:41

原帖由 its_visa 於 2008-11-5 19:26 發表
is their hainanese chicken boneless ??!?!

yes.

Pricey, because it is not a "up-dup" cafe offering Asian food in Richmond or on Kingsway! This is downtown ppl! with nice seats and stuff!

作者: 布小熊 時間: 2008-11-5 22:53 標題: 回復 10# 的帖子

That's Mee goreng. Tasty but on the greasy side.
I like their laksa tho.

[ 本帖最後由布小熊於 2008-11-5 22:54 編輯 ]

作者: peter236 時間: 2008-11-6 02:47

原帖由 its_visa 於 2008-11-5 19:26 發表
is their hainanese chicken boneless ??!?!
actually..it looks quite tasty...
but.....a little bit on the pricey side perhaps?

Comeon, many Asian foods are high class cuisine, and you should be prepared to pay accordingly.

作者: news 時間: 2008-11-6 05:46

i like the 2 kinds of chicken dish..its good ;)

its funny tht they dun hv the concept restaurant in singapore..haha

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