Contributor: Ken Tsui
Ken Tsui is a filmmaker and edible pop-up event producer who was raised in a Chinese-Canadian restaurant. Whether he’s writing food stories, making a documentary on a model plane fanatic, directing a music video for Defektors, setting up a Twin Peaks pop-up coffee and pie shop, or helping to re-invigorate the Chinatown Night Market, he’s always doing it full-on with a smile. He currently spends his spare time cracking jokes on a podcast called “On Second Thought” and has developed a reputation for being a surprisingly competent dance machine.
Three to See, January 2022
Cinephile Ken Tsui provides a synopsis of his picks for the best three films to see in Vancouver theatres this month.
Three To See, December 2021
Cinephile Ken Tsui provides a synopsis of his picks for the best three films to see in Vancouver theatres this month.
How to Make the Most of This Year’s DOXA Documentary Film Festival
For their big birthday, the venerable film fest is pulling double duty by hosting an online streaming festival AND a classic drive-in.
How to Properly (and Deliciously) Navigate the Capture Photography Festival
With the annual Capture fest on the immediate horizon, we thought it wise to ask Ken Tsui about how to make the most of it.
Five Minutes with Conrad Brown of Vancouver Design Firm, Knauf & Brown
From lamps to chairs, Conrad has his hand in elevating everyday home fixtures inspired by his background in photography.
Want To Make The Most of Your Remaining Summer? Book a Seat for This Long Table Dinner
Gather at the farm's long table for a collaborative dinner anchored by chef Jesse McMillan of Campagnolo Roma.
The Music Behind the Tastes of Campagnolo Upstairs Barman Peter Van de Reep
This fellow holds it down with great drinks (and tunes) at the much loved Camp Upstairs on Main Street.
Ken Tsui Eats Around The Edges Of Vancouver’s Delicious Dim Sum Landscape
If you're not biting into a dumpling from a bamboo basket at some point in your time here in Vancouver, then you haven't fully experienced what we have to offer.
‘Ramen Heads’ And ‘Summer Vacation’ Among Cool Films Screening In July
Chef Rob Clarke’s Southern Fried Artichoke Behemoth At The Arbor On Main St.
Deliciously Focused Pasta & Wine Pop-Up Returning To Gastown – Wed, July 5th
Popcorn With Psychopaths, Chameleons And Long-Awaited Beach Breezes
Canadian Horror, Obsessive Love, French Mystery And The Fates Of Cities
Cheap, Saturday-Only Lamb Consomme At Molli Cafe On Burrard St.
The quality and consistency is nothing short of remarkable, pronouncing the value in bold relief. If you've never heard of Molli, you need to go!
Closed Kingsway Cult Legend ‘Nine Dishes’ Resurfaces In Richmond
The new location couldn’t be more different from its original Kingsway hole-in-the-wall setting. Set behind the Richmond Costco, it is the restaurant equivalent of a McMansion.
On The Local Gentlemen Behind The Online Design Trove Of Craigsbest
On Flesh-Starved Mermaids, Japanese Fortitude And More Kristen Stewart
Sexy, Forbidding Bowls Of Awesome At Tiny Cafe Xu Hue On Kingsway
The first thing you'll catch when sitting down at Cafe Xu Hue is the cup of cold tea being poured for you. The second thing you'll notice - as you wonder why your tea is chilled - is that you aren't reading a typical Vietnamese restaurant menu...
Films On Fierce Resistance, Warrior Cops And Making Light In Dark Times
Making Juicy Sense Of The Secret ‘Dirty Burger’ Codes Upstairs At Campagnolo
From Pork Buns To Waffles: The Best Food Options At The Chinese New Year Parade
Movies On Mortality, Making Music, Ramen Lunacy And Cooking With Love
Filling Your Filipino Pork Quota At ‘Hapag Ihaw Ihaw’ On Victoria Drive
Inspired by inihaw (Filipino grilled meat), the owner of Hapag Ihaw-Ihaw opened his doors to share his love for the greatest hits of humble Filipino mainstays and BBQ.
‘Endless Poetry’, ‘Christine’ & ‘Possession’ On The Big Screen This Month
Seven Must-See Films You Should Enjoy On The Big Screen In November
Eight Must-See Movies At This Year’s Vancouver International Film Fest
A Gastronomic Adventure Film On The Ins & Outs Of Devouring “BUGS”
Ken Tsui Ferries Us Through The Freakiness From Shit-Disturbing Auteurs
