3 Best Restaurants in Vancouver, British Columbia

Harvest Community Foods

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This hip yet neighborhood-cozy Chinatown eatery is the sister restaurant of Burdock & Co. Enjoy health-conscious dishes that are delicious and hearty, like rice noodles with charred chili and almond-hazelnut sauce, ramen with squash and miso broth, and udon with sake kazu chicken, all of which incorporate the very best of seasonally available produce. Harvest is also a minigrocer, offering urban produce and small-production vegan and local foods.

Market by Jean-Georges

$$$$ | Downtown
Although globe-trotting celebrity chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten is rarely spotted at this contemporary dining room, his signature Asian influences abound, as in the nut and seed–crusted halibut with a sweet and sour broth, the crispy soft shell crab risotto with lemon and Thai basil, or the soy-glazed short ribs. If you don't fancy a full meal, you can dine lightly (and less expensively) on stylish salads or creative appetizers. Either way, you'll want to dress up a bit to match the sleek space.

Pidgin

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The menu in this glossy white space draws inspiration from Asia for inventive sharing plates. From the ever-changing menu, you might choose chicken wings with gochujung and tosazu pickle daikon, a foie-gras rice bowl with chestnuts, daikon, and a unagi glaze, or the Korean rice cake with gochujang bolognese, and spiced hazelnut. Sake or one of the house-made cocktails stand up well to the bold food flavors.

350 Carrall St., Vancouver, British Columbia, V6B 2J3, Canada
604-620–9400
Known For
  • inventive sharing plates
  • creative cocktails
  • bold flavors
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: No lunch

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