A friend of mine heard good things about Master Hung BBQ Restaurant in Richmond, and while we were in the city, we went for a quick lunch.
Lunch specials here ranges from $7 – $9 mostly consists some sort of meat on rice. Wanted to try as many things, my friend ordered 3 kinds of meat (BBQ pork, soy chicken, and roasted pork) on rice. I on the other hand, usually not a fan of Chinese BBQ, had a Special Chicken on Rice.
Neptune Seafood Restaurant is the newest Chinese restaurant in Surrey Central. I visited on their opening day for dim sum, and quickly learned that this was a branch of their Richmond location. The atmosphere is very much like a typical Chinese restaurant in Richmond, very fancy, and grand, probably the first of its kind in Surrey.
King Do is kind of becoming a family favourite of ours, as there aren’t many good choices for Chinese food in Surrey, especially those that offer dim sum (and peking duck). They hosted my nephew’s baptism lunch last month, and we went back for a family lunch this past Easter weekend.
And the snowboarding season for 2012/2013 finally begins! After our first day of riding at Cypress Mountain, our friend suggested we bring our very hungry selves to have dim sum at Happy Valley Seafood Restaurant.
The past week I have been setting up my new office in Richmond and needed to make a run to Aberdeen center’s NCIX for a couple computer supplies. While we were at the mall, we decided to grab a quick lunch at Mambo Cafe in the food court.
After missing 4 ChineseBites dinners, I finally made it to my first, and week five’s ChineseBites dinner at Grand Dynasty Seafood Restaurant. At this dinner, we tasted 7 of the restaurant’s signature dishes.
This wasn’t really a planned trip, but we were walking downtown trying to think of a place to eat dinner. I recently saw the Diners, Drive-ins and Dives episode with Peaceful Restaurant and I remembered there was one located downtown on Davie, so we decided to walk over there. As we got there, we noticed their sign say New Peace. Did they call it New Peace because this is the second location?
My first time visiting Chongqing Restaurant sort of reminded me of Richmond’s No.9. They have all sorts of chinese food at a fair price.
On the table and in our bellies were Spicy Wontons, House Crispy Chow Mien, Spicy chicken with spinach, and Deep fried bread with condensed milk.
So, after a disappointing attempt at getting super spicy food at Nine Dishes, I hand picked another Sze Chuan restaurant to torture my tongue. I brought my spicy loving friends to New Spicy Chili (Formerly known as Golden Spring Sze Chuan Restaurant) in Richmond.
I was craving for some tongue numbing spicy food for about a week or so, and I got some friends to go visit Nine Dishes with me. I picked this place because almost every dishes on their menu seem to have the spice level that I was craving for.
I had a lunch with a friend at No.1 Beef Noodle House, a place I’ve always wanted to try. I’ve been here a couple times for bubble tea, but never had their food.
Ever since I visited Golden Oscar Cafe I begged my friends to take me to a better Hong Kong style cafe. This time, he brought me to Ginger & Garlic in Richmond. This marks my 3rd time at a Hong Kong style cafe.
