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Restaurants Breaking: Beloved Tofino Korean Restaurant Jeju Opening in East Vancouver Next Week The second location of the family-run restaurant takes a more upscale approach to contemporary Korean cuisine.
taste Best Thing I Ate This Week: Cappellacci at Giusti Pumpkin-filled and butter-coated “little hats” make for the perfect fall pasta.
Events Where to Eat, Drink and Be Merry in Vancouver This November Hungry? Thirsty? November 2025 has no shortage of food and drink events—here's where to feast in Vancouver in the coming weeks.
Food News The Chinese Restaurant Awards Announce 2025 Winners These are the best Chinese restaurants in Vancouver, according to the pros. Now, go get your reservations.
Food News Sliding Doors: Even More Restaurant Openings and Closures in Vancouver in Fall 2025 If New York is the city that never sleeps, Vancouver is the city that never stops teasing our tastebuds.
Events Where to Catch The Blue Jays World Series Game in Vancouver Get your seats and order placed for these game-day specials. First pitch starts at 5 p.m. sharp!
Booze News Tales From The Front Lines: This Liquor Strike Is Absolutely Hammering the Hospitality Industry We chat with a restaurateur, an importer and a winery owner to see how they're fairing.
Wine Is This Year’s Bordeaux Release Worth All The Hype? You Bet Your Dark Fruit It Is. The vintage is being compared to the legendary 1982 bottle and it might not be hyperbole.
Wine Frozen Vines, Wildfire Smoke and a Splash of Politics—B.C. Wineries are Having a Challenging Year. Here’s why it’s never been more important to drink local.
Wine The Wine List: B.C. Subs for Famous International Wines Forget the California pinot and French Champagne—we've got excellent subs here in our own backyard.
Wine Segura Viudas Cava Is a Sip of Spain in Summer Sponsored Content Extend summer in the city and pair your favourite tapas with Segura Viudas Cava Brut.
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Vacations This Beachside Food Festival Makes a Maui Dream Vacation Even Dreamier If you're game to cross the border, the Michelin-star-packed Hawaii Food and Wine Festival promises a very good time.
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People TEDxVancouver 2026 Tickets Now on Sale—and the Lineup Features Our Very Own Editor-in-Chief The esteemed speakers' event returns after an eight-year hiatus on March 8, and limited tickets drop today.
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