Here are a few restaurants I would recommend in Vancouver

• The Afghan Horsemen
  date added: Oct. 30, 2004
  location: N side of Broadway just E of Cambie
  cuisine: Afghani
  price: moderate-expensive ($12-$15 for a main dish)
  description:

  Authentic-feeling Afghani restaurant with fabulous food and lots of vegetarian options. Many low tables with cushions for seats. Nice atmosphere. Interesting menu. Seemed fairly busy, so reservations would probably be a good idea.

• The Naam
  date added: October 30, 2004
  location: S side of 4th just E of Macdonald
  cuisine: Wholesome vegetarian
  price: cheap-moderate
  description:

  I really like the pancake breakfast special. Actually I haven't really enjoyed dinners here all that much, though it's not bad. Definately would recommend the breakfast though. All vegetarian, all the time.

• Golden Great Wall Szechuan Restaurant
  date added: October 30, 2004
  location: N side of Broadway just W of Cambie
  cuisine: Szechuan
  price: moderate
  description:

  Very good deal on lunch specials (includes tea, soup, rice, and an entree - with multiple people (and multiple dishes), this is a tasty and filling meal for $5.95. Ginger beef and Mongolian beef are my favorite dishes. Somewhat spicy.

• Lhy Thai
  date added: October 30, 2004
  location: Edmonds near Kingsway
  cuisine: Thai
  price: moderate
  description:

  Best Thai food in town! Kup kun ka!

• Indian Oven
  date added: October 30, 2004
  location: W 4th Ave, across from Hell's Kitchen
  cuisine: Indian
  price: moderate-expensive (as far as indian goes)
  description:

  I had the best Palak Paneer ever here. And the other things we tried were tasty too. Haven't been back again yet, but I would certainly like to. Option to eat on a patio overlooking 4th ave. This one is tucked away upstairs and might be hard to find.

• Annapurna
  date added: October 30, 2004
  location: W 4th Ave near Burrard
  cuisine:Indian, Vegetarian
  price: cheap
  description:

  Get a coupon from the Georgia Straight or an entertainment book and head here for some tasty Indian food. Often 2-for-1 coupons available.

• The Thorn Tree Cafe
  date added: October 30, 2004
  location: Dunbar and 16th
  cuisine: Western
  price: cheap-moderate
  description:

  So I have to include the Thorn Tree because I worked there, and it was a nice little spot. David makes some pretty darned tasty food, and it has a nice atmosphere. Just don't ask me to make you a latte!

• Jungle Cafe Mexican & Vegetarian Cuisine
  date added: October 30, 2004
  location: 2293 W 41st Ave
  cuisine: Mexican etc.
  price: Cheap-moderate
  description:

  It may not be open much, and I've only been there once, but this little place has some mighty good Mexican food, if you're in the mood for that sort of thing. Good place to sample mole - yes, that's chocolate in your dinner!

• Apollonia Greek Restaurant
  date added: October 30, 2004
  location: 1830 Fir Street (2nd and Fir)
  cuisine: Greek
  price: moderate-expensive
  description:

  Absolutely deeelicious greek food. The platters are excellent. Beware, those candies afterwards are not mint but licorice!

• The Spotted Prawn
  date added: October 30,2004
  location: Downtown
  cuisine:Seafood
  price: Moderate-expensive
  description:

  Classy joint but not crazy expensive. Very tasty seafood dishes.

• The name will come when I remember it
  date added: October 30, 2004
  location: Kerrisdale (W 41st Ave)
  cuisine: Japanese
  price: expensive (sushi-wise. can good a good meal for not that much $$ though)
  description:

  This sushi restaurant is completely different to any other one I have been to. Everything is just so FRESH. Even the pickled ginger isn't that sickly pink stuff - here it is a more natural colour. As is the wasabi. Definately worth trying, but don't expect all-you-can-eat.

• The Reef
  date added: October 30, 2004
  location: Main between 26th and King Ed.
  cuisine: Carribean
  price: moderate
  description:

  This is where my ulti team, Second Breakfast, is to be found from 1:30-3 just about every Sunday. Very good brunch menu and the lunch food is good too. Even though it's not on the menu, you can order "Cuban Hash", which is a favorite filling breakfast meal consisting of eggs, hashbrowns, sausages, and various other things fried up and heaped onto a plate. Orange Juice is a bit of a rip-off though! :)

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