I recently went on a walking food tour along the West End of Robson Street in Vancouver. That area has always been known as a foodie spot, with a wide variety of restaurants scattered across several blocks. On this tour, we checked out six restaurants, cafes and bubble tea shops on Robson Street, all within walking distance to each other. Here is the list and what I suggest you order, so save this post so you can go on this foodie tour on your own!
First Look Inside the New PABLO Cheese Tart Bakery in Vancouver
The highly anticipated PABLO Japanese Bakery will open its doors on July 21! PABLO is famous for their decadent cheese tarts and it has won over the hearts of many in Japan. They have locations in other parts of Canada and the first Vancouver location at 511 West Broadway is finally opening! I was one of the lucky ones to have a sneak preview of the interior and a tasting of the menu.
Daigyo Cafe Vancouver – New Japanese Cafe on Robson Street
A new Japanese style cafe just arrived in Vancouver. Daigyo Cafe officially opens its doors on Robson Street on February 18, but the soft opening was on February 9. Here's a quick look at the inside and some of its menu items.
Exclusive Items at Zubu Downtown Vancouver
Opening on Feb 2, one of Vancouver's popular ramen shops Zubu makes its mark downtown on Hornby Street. The new restaurant is spacious and I have learned that it has 3 exclusive menu items that are not available at other Zubu locations. I was invited to a media preview and let me tell you more.
High Tea at Tsujiri Richmond: $35 is a steal!
High tea these days is so expensive! Most places are now charging at least $50 per person, and that's considered "affordable." So when my friend CC told me about this $70 tea set at Tsujiri, I naturally assumed it's $70 per person. But no, it's $70 for two!! Can it be too good to be true?!
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