MILA Opens September 19, Setting the Bar for Plant-based Dining
Vancouver residents can soon indulge in pioneering plant-based fare when MILA opens in historic Chinatown on Saturday, September 19.
Vancouver residents can soon indulge in pioneering plant-based fare when MILA opens in historic Chinatown on Saturday, September 19.
For the third consecutive year, Juke Fried Chicken (182 Keefer Street) will give chicken lovers plenty of good reasons to cross the road — in physically distanced style, of course — by offering its popular chicken sandwiches for half-price ($3.50) on National Fried Chicken Day, Monday, July 6.
Just steps away from a diverse mix of downtown Vancouver neighborhoods – that include Gastown, Yaletown, Chinatown and False Creek – the JW Marriott Parq Vancouver is perfectly located for visitors looking to explore the city.
Juke Fried Chicken will take one small step for brunch and one giant leap day for brunchkind by hosting an extended brunch service featuring buy-one-get-one chicken & waffles at the Chinatown chicken-and-rib joint on Leap Day this Saturday, February 29 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
‘Tis the season to eat! All is merry and bright at Harvest Community Foods, where every guest can leave with a healthy dose of holiday spirit. In addition to seasonal gifts perfect for every foodie on your list, the hip Chinatown eatery is rolling out extra Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA) bags to ease holiday cooking, and Chef Andrea Carlson is crafting extra-nourishing goodies guaranteed to ward off the winter chill.
Created for those who love good food and wine, the 55-seat eatery was designed by Vancouver based Nahal Gamini Design. The room immerses guests in a bright and modern setting, incorporating elements of the outdoors in with wood tables, a cork bar front, greenscape wall, and a reclaimed wood 12-seater bar.
Whether you’re a Biggie or a Tupac fan, all Eyez are on Juke Fried Chicken when the Chinatown location of the chicken-and-rib joint (182 Keefer St.) gets Ready to Fry by hosting Hip Hop Trivia Night on the third Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m.
The new cold-brew Vietnamese coconut drink, served iced for $4.95, is available now until coffee beans run out. About 25 per cent of each cup will benefit Chinatown House’s programming, specifically to help support its Community Digital Lab.
Vancouver’s first-ever Vietnamese coffee bar opens today as childhood friends Minna Van and Andrew Han team up to launch Ca Phe Vietnamese Coffee House
Autumn’s colourful produce has taken over Harvest Community Foods, where community-supported agriculture (CSA) boxes are jam-packed with seasonal produce perfect for crafting cozy comfort meals.