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Waterfront · Vancouver

Aburi sushi with a front-row seat to Burrard Inlet and the North Shore.

Cambie Village · Vancouver

The restaurant that put Vancouver Indian cooking on the world map.

Chinatown · Vancouver

Butter beef, garlic prawns, and a Chinatown institution since 1985.

City Centre · Richmond

Cantonese banquet cooking and some of the region’s most reliable dim sum.

City Centre · Richmond

Contemporary Pacific Northwest dining featuring fresh, locally inspired ingredients.

West End · Vancouver

Loud, generous izakaya cooking on Thurlow Street.

Gastown · Vancouver

Tofino-born tacos that became a city staple, lingcod and all.

Downtown · Vancouver

Fried chicken and waffles, long weekend lines, and a second room in Victoria.

Mount Pleasant · Vancouver

Modern Vietnamese on Main Street, with a patio that fills the second the rain stops.

Broadway · Vancouver

One of the city’s few Indigenous restaurants, centred on wild salmon and bannock.

Broadway · Vancouver

Hidekazu Tojo’s sushi counter, often credited with inventing the California roll.

Steveston · Richmond

A fishing village at the mouth of the Fraser — boardwalk, fish shops, and Gulf of Georgia Cannery.

Fort Langley · Langley

A heritage village on the Fraser — the national historic fort, independent shops, and a walkable main street.

The Quay · New Westminster

An indoor public market on the Fraser — produce, lunch counters, and river light through the glass.

Downtown · Chilliwack

Chilliwack’s historic downtown block — brick, heritage façades, and a walkable evening.

Lower Lonsdale · North Vancouver

The restored Burrard Dry Dock district — plazas, the shipyard market, and harbour light beside Lonsdale Quay.

False Creek · Vancouver

Produce stalls, studios, and a working industrial island turned playground.

Lonsdale · North Vancouver

A working market at the foot of the SeaBus, with stalls and harbour light.

Bridgeport · Richmond

Seasonal evening stalls for bubble tea, grilled squid, and neon souvenirs.