Beer Battered Halibut Recipe
Dining Adventures Untourist affordable for Vancouver
Arriving in Vancouver Canada on vacation will be a highlight best restaurants sampling the city. The problem is that the best known of these – usually the occupying all the space in your guide – you can break the bank.
Here are my selections for Vancouver's best restaurants where you can have your cake and eat it too.
The best seafood in summer: Go Fish! (1505 W. 1st Ave against Granville Island) is a tumbledown shack on Fisherman's Wharf serve the freshest, most delicious seafood of any restaurant in Vancouver. Open appetite with a stroll along the boardwalk or a tour of Granville Island heels before ordering a salmon, beer battered halibut and chips, or any special day. Take your money to a bank by the sea with views of Granville Island and the mountains. This is a good summertime treat as there are no seats inside.
Better Gourmet India: Rangoli (1488 W. 11th Ave) is the sister store to vij, a popular restaurant in Vancouver, it often appears in international guidelines, journals and television programs. vij food is excellent, but the fame of the restaurant also means lineups out the door (no reservations) and a price tag high. Rangoli, the more modestly with decidedly smaller tables, has the same incredibly inventive cooking recipes and a fraction of the price.
Best Dessert: To a special night in Vancouver luxury hotel restaurant gourmet fine, you can not beat the desert buffet at the Hotel Vancouver Griffin (900 W. Georgia). A delicious assortment of fresh pastries as many cakes and chocolate candy you can eat for just $ 13 ($ 8 when accompanied by a meal).
Best Asia: Guu (838 Thurlow St) is not for the faint-of-heart. A Japanese barbecue chain only serves small plates cooked (Or tapas) for Japanese exchange students and local people in the know. This is not the place to go for generic or yakisoba California rolls, but a great place, aloud to try something new.
Wherever you choose to eat, be sure to choose something a little different. Vancouver has some of the best restaurants in the world, in all types of cuisine imaginable.
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About the Author
Robin is a traveler and writer living in Vancouver, Canada. She pursues her love of travel through work at Fresh Tracks (http://www.freshtracks.com), specializing in off the beaten path travel to Canada, Alaska, Australia, and New Zealand.