December 31, 2009 | Ben | Comments 3
The Top Restaurants in Vancouver — According to Urbanspoon (#11 – #15)
Here is the continuation from the list of Top Vancouver Restaurants. The links to the complete list is here
- Top 1-5 Restaurants in Vancouver
- Top 6-10 Restaurants in Vancouver
- Top 11-15 Restaurants in Vancouver
- Top 16-20 Restaurants in Vancouver
Here is #11 to #15.
| Rank | The Restaurant We Review [Click Image for Post] |
The Food We Tried [Click for Larger Image] |
Comments |
#11 |
 Anton's Pasta |
 Fusili Tsocana |
The draw of this restaurant is that it gives value for money. You will encounter lines here particularly at peak times. The portions are ridiculously large that you see six footer customers asking for the doggie bag. |
#12 |
 Memphis Blues BBQ House |
 The Priscilla for 10-12 People |
The Memphis Blues BBQ House is mecca to sworn meatatarians. A great place to pig out with lots of friends. Hold the coleslaw, please! |
#13 |
 Chambar |
 Mussels Congolaise |
Chambar is a Belgian restaurant located on Beatty in downtown Vancouver. An awesome date restaurant, you need to check out their mussels and frites. Lots to discover in their menu of Belgian delights. |
#14 |
 Phnom Penh |
 Deep Fried Chicken Wings |
Anthony Bourdain dined here and loved it. It is in Chinatown and serves the most amazing deep fried chicken wings on the planet. It is Cambodian and Vietnamese restaurant. Lots of good stuff to discover on the menu. Bring friends, order lots and share. |
#15 |
 Cafe Medina |
 Belgian Waffle |
Operated by the same people behind Chambar, this is a popular place for a nice Belgian style breakfast. The waffles are a favourite but you need to also check out their delightful breakfasts served on cast iron pans. |
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