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A Sweet Lunch Set At New Basho On East Hastings

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A visit to the brand new Basho Japanese cafe at 2007 East Hastings St. today saw a Veggie Lunch Set that blew our socks off. It included a cup of thick yam soup; a delicious, lightly dressed (tofu?) green salad with walnuts; a pickled vegetable, broccoli, cucumber, carrot, and avocado rice bowl; a steaming cup of light and simple green tea; and an assortment of matcha cookies. Not bad for  for $10.50! If this is the first time you’ve heard of this place, take a click here or browse through the gallery below.

    Basho | 2007 East Hastings | 604-428-6276 | www.bashocafe.com

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    1. Oh. Oh. Oh. Hope they have black sesame shortbread!!
      That plate looks fresh.

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