The Dishes
Danielle Tatarin Does ‘The Dishes’
Talia Kleinplatz
Dani might be spending a lot more time in Baja than YVR these days, but she can still point us in the direction of deliciousness...
Thalia Stopa
Head to the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Gardens to celebrate the New Year and pig out on a day packed with food, fun and traditional entertainment.
Kristin Lim
This weekend is your chance to check out Setareh Yasan’s solo show at Yactac's new studio space before it's over.
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Chef Warren Chow Does ‘The Dishes’
Andrew Morrison
We asked the chef from Chinatown's Juniper to take us on a tour of his favourite spots to dine and drink around Vancouver.
Andrew Morrison
Wild Rice was a fixture on the edge of Chinatown, pairing Modern Chinese food with cocktails and wine from 2001 to 2014.
Andrew Morrison
For our #TBT feature this week we look back to the construction of Matchstick Coffee Roasters at 213 East Georgia St. in Chinatown.
Thalia Stopa
Readers beware! This long read Q & A with a pair of vintage vets contains content that will inspire some mega thrift shopping!
Michelle Sproule
Got some last minute shopping to do for a friend or loved one? If you really want to show them you care, give them food!
Talia Kleinplatz
Created by Kissa Tanto's Derek Boone, the Dark End Of The Street is a mix of Japanese whisky, plum wine, Cynar, bitters and lemon oil.
Restaurant Porn
This Modern Dim Sum Spot For Chinatown, Please
Andrew Morrison
Our latest Restaurant Porn column has us covetous of Hong Kong's gorgeous John Anthony Cantonese Grill & Dim Sum.
Talia Kleinplatz
Bao Bei Bar Manager Jason Browne plays on a classic Treacle to create a delicious drink that’s simultaneously bright and complex.
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Alex ‘Rhek’ Usow Does The Dishes
Thalia Stopa
True to form, the local artist and designer went freestyle on The Dishes, taking us on an exceptionally filling city-wide crawl...
Thalia Stopa
Guarantee yourself two whole months of hands-on learning/creating to get you through the grey days of Autumn.
Andrew Morrison
#TBT to the day when most of the restaurant's taxidermy - bears, ravens, pheasants, coyotes and more - was affixed to the walls.
Jamie Mah
Busier than ever (with a second location on the horizon), the young and talented Chinatown bartender pours us a deep dive Q & A.
The Dishes
Amber Bruce Does The Dishes
Thalia Stopa
We asked the award-winning Bar Manager at The Keefer Bar to guide us through a good day of eating and drinking in Vancouver.
Andrew Morrison
Recently installed at the popular Chinatown restaurant are these big cut-glass vessels filled with pre-batched delights...
No Byline
"My parents used to tell stories about sneaking beers into the Green Door and feasting big on spot prawns and fresh crab..."
Thalia Stopa
The interdisciplinary artist, activist and Tahltan First Nation member's works are visually compelling and politically pertinent. Take a look:
Jamie Mah
It's only nine years old, but the iconic signage above the multiple award-winning restaurant looks and feels like it's been there forever.
Andrew Morrison
Now in pre-sales, "Blood, Sweat & Beers" will document the six year history of the event and its participants through words and photos.
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Max Borrowman Does The Dishes
Talia Kleinplatz
Juniper's talented bar manager takes us on a delicious trip around Vancouver for the best breakfasts, lunches, happy hours, dinners and more.
Andrew Morrison
The long awaited 54 seat restaurant is in its first week of operations at 145 East Pender Street. Get in now before everyone else does.
Andrew Morrison
Two art school grads and lifelong friends are celebrating Cinco de Mayo by launching a pop-up featuring their awesome piñatas.
No Byline
Vancouver’s service industry professionals called on to enter the boxing ring for the July 26th Aprons For Gloves Restaurant Rumble.
Thalia Stopa
Speaking at the 10th edition are four women working at the cutting edge of the make-up, life/business coaching, and fitness industries.
Thalia Stopa
We consulted with chef/restaurateur Angus An and designer Silky Chan to get the full (manga) story about the noodle joint's cartoonish branding.
Andrew Morrison
The old Wild Rice address has been home to three restaurants in three years, which makes imagining a fourth rather easy.
