Last week, I went to a picnic in the park-wait for it-ing lot. What, parking lot? Yeah, how else could we check out the spiffy new Triple O's food truck! Triple O's just launched its first mobile food truck. In fact, it's the very first food truck in Canada that is owned by a quick service restaurant chain.
Buns Galore – Coffee Bun Bakery & Cafe
Hope this post made you drool. Definitely recommended unless you're the type of person who thinks hard-shelled tacos are messy and can't handle a sloppy joe, you've been warned. Even if you're too full, just go in to smell their hot buns (hahahah, I'm very immature) and relax.
Sammich time at Finch’s Tea & Coffee House
Would I recommend coming to this place? Yes, but if you can't stand vintage stores or hipsters...you best stay away. They might judge you if you bring in your Louis Vuitton hobo bag or your skull covered Christian Audigier shirt.
Eat Vancouver Part 2 – Likes vs. Mehs
Blue cheese in Mac and Cheese? WHAT? For those of you that don’t like strong cheese, no need to worry. As thick and cheesy the sauce was, I could only detect a slight hint of blue cheese, for all I know I could’ve imagined it. The pasta was cooked just right, despite being scooped out of a warming tray. The meatballs must’ve been from two different batches. One was done perfectly, tender and moist, while the other was just a tad overcooked. Either way the seasoning was pretty spot on.
Legendary Noodle House
With two locations in the city, the Legendary Noodle House serves up big dishes of tasty Northern Chinese style hand-made noodles. We visited the Denman store; and as with all shops on Denman, it was a little crowded. The decorations are fitting of the place, maybe they are trying a little too hard on the “Chineseness” of it, but I could see its appeal to the general public. The kitchen is a semi-open style, which is great because you get to see the chef prepare your noodles made-to-order. It’s quite an art form; it takes a lot of pulling, slamming, and kneading to produce a fine firmness (think al dente pasta but better). Overall it reminded me of the street-side noodle joints in Tianjin.
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