Note: I have to keep the chefs vaguely anonymous as we all work in the industry and wouldn't want a scandal:)
So, here they are...
Chef Francie Pants
1. Nook
2. Motomashi Shokudo
3. Little Nest - Try: Any pastries! Especially the ricotta muffins.
4. Shiro sushi - Try: Sushi Fry #3 - on the special menu, it's salmon/halibut deep fried
5. Lin's Chinese - Try: Crispy Pancakes stuffed with BBQ pork
Chef Tee Wo
1. Au Petit Cafe - Try: Any sandwich with hot peppers
2. Kintaro - Try: Miso Ramen w/ fatty meat and rich broth, may kill you.
3. Belgian Fries - Late night chef craving most likely, like crack.
Chef Cork
1. Raincity Grill - Pacific Northwest at it's finest, great BC wine selection as well
2. The Nook - Try: Chicken Liver Pate kicks your mothers ass!
3. Tojo's - Try: You must order the set menus, they will blow the creative lid off your noggin'
4. Toshi Sushi- worth the wait. Try: House Roll or BBQ eggplant
5. Cibo
Chef Vega
1. West - amazingly consistent, creative, adventurous. Try: Octopus Salad with a glass of sherry!
2. Hawksworth - Try: Melon and Chicken Satay appetizer is pretty cute.
3. Bishops
4. Cru
5. Pied a Terre
Sommelier X
1. Maenam - Try: Red Curry Duck. Lunch special is a great deal.
2. La Quercia - Try: Seven course family style tasting
3. Chambar
4. L'Abattoir
5. Vij's
How (on earth...) do you prepare Japanese Knotweed??
ReplyDeleteI love that Nook shows up twice! Great place, people and pizza...ok pasta...ok wine....just a great place I like to bring weary travellers for something unexpected.
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