When you start exploring the dim sum options in Richmond, you’ll soon be struck by the diversity, quality, and innovation of the restaurants and their chefs. Whether you want a nostalgic push-cart…
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Restaurants serving vegetarian versions of the kind of hearty, satisfying comfort dishes meat eaters have always loved are on trend right now. But one independent Richmond eatery has been covering the…
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There are several ways to hit the Dumpling Trail in Richmond. You can loosen your belt and try eating at all 20 eateries on a single day (not even remotely recommended); you can plan a mini-trail…
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You’ve gathered your hungry group, created a shortlist of tempting eateries and loosened your belt for the feast ahead. Hitting the Dumpling Trail in Richmond—20 restaurants, cafes and food court…
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Local and visiting foodies have long known that Richmond is home to a smorgasbord of amazing international dining. But while there’s everything from hawker-style food courts to authentic Asian dessert…
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Capsaicin is a compound found in chili peppers that produce the heat associated with spicy food. While it’s meant to ward off animals from eating the peppers, it seems like some of us have a taste for…
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As the weather grows colder, we turn to comfort food to fill us with warmth. The more carbs, the better it seems. While traditional dim sum could fit the bill, Shanghai style food has more carb-heavy…
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Richmond is truly the heart of Chinese food scene here in the Lower Mainland. You’ll be hard pressed to find any other area that has as many restaurants that are all very busy, no matter what time of…
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When most think of Sichuan (or Szechuan) cuisine, visions of fiery red dishes come to mind. But this cuisine is no one-trick pony. You may have already enjoyed some of the more popular dishes already:…
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Photo credit: Lindsay Anderson Guo tie or pot-stickers, as they are often called, is a comfort dish almost every Asian person ate growing up. These dumplings are typically served pan fried, but can be…
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