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East Vancouver - Vancouver Restaurants
Deserts – The Falafel Oasis (reviews, map, 905 Commercial Drive, Vancouver, BC, Canada, phone: 604-251-4171) is a very casual vegetarian / vegan restaurant that serves Indian-style food.
The restaurant appears to be under new ownership, and from what I can tell, the food has improved, but the place seems to be a bit messier than before. This is definitely not a place to take someone to impress them! However if you want to get full on tasty vegetarian food for $6.00, order their “Chef’s special” (pictured below) and if it’s a nice day, take your plate out to the small patio.
 Chef's special from Deserts Restaurant on Commercial Drive. 
16,988 views - Posted Friday, August 29th, 2008
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For a change, I enjoyed a meal cooked at home: some baked pork chops on rice, served with steamed peas and zucchini (pictured below). I bought the ingredients from the Superstore at Rupert and Grandview Highway in Vancouver, which I think is one of the most cost-effective places to shop for groceries in Vancouver. For the pork chops, I used the no-name brand pork coating, which is about half as expensive as the name brand Shake and Bake pork coating, but still is quite flavorful. I also added some sweet plum sauce and a bit of soya sauce. Yum!
Pork chops from Superstore in Vancouver.
12,284 views - Posted Wednesday, June 4th, 2008
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Bo Kong Vegetarian Chinese Restaurant (map, 3068 Main Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada, phone 604-876-3088) is a popular Chinese restaurant that serves tasty vegetarian cuisine. Even non-vegetarians won’t miss the meat after trying some of the traditional Buddhist dishes that are made with substitutes such as gluten or tofu. Also a good bet are the noodle, vegetable, or rice selections.
The wonton soup (pictured below) was nicely flavored and made a good start to the meal. We also enjoyed the Fresh Enoki Mushroom Chow Mein noodles, the Sweet and Sour Pineapple Delight, and the Steamed Chinese Brocolli (all pictured below).
The prices at Bo Kong are quite reasonable: a large meal for two people including three dishes and a soup came to about $20 per person including tax and tip.
View Part 1 for more photos.
 Vegetarian Won-ton Soup at Bo Kong restaurant
Sweet and sour pineapple delight at Bo Kong
Steamed Chinese Brocolli at BoKong Restaurant
Vegetarian Chow Mein with fresh Enoki Mushroom (at Bo Kong restaurant)
25,880 views - Posted Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
Posted in Affordable, Asian, Buddhist, Budget, Casual, Chinese, Comfort food, Creative Dishes, East Vancouver, Family, Favorites, Food Photos, Healthy Food, Large Groups, Large Portions, Lunch, Main Street, Reasonably Priced, Restaurant, Students, Take Out, Vancouver, Vancouver Restaurants, Vegan, Vegetarian | 1 Comment »
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