, nothing over $10 they are open Tues – Sat till 3) Gyoza King (only weekend lunches but great homesyle Japanese Food A must try - Gyoza and beef tataki. Shai Lin Noodles – west broadway (not downtown) but they hand...

I had a not great experience at Hapa when I was in Van- very strange space to be alone as a 44 y/o; gyoza king was a lot more comfy.

Try Toshi Sushi if you’ve never been – very good sushi at inexpensive prices. On 16th, half block west of Main. No reservations, expect to wait 30 minutes plus, but worth it. Gyoza King on Robson is also excellent...

priced. Just down the street from them, we enjoyed a nice meal at Gyoza King. Wasn’t wild about the gyoza , but it was good and was a fun, low key place to hang out. Tapas at Umami made for a great dinner and they could not...

Street – visit Guu with Garlic, Hapa Izakaya, Gyoza King and/or Kingyo and a whole bunch of other spots. Credit local fmed with this one: http://www.chow.com/stories/10980 Or, I would hop on the skytrain at Granville Station...

More: Gyoza King (2am) Elixir (2am) iCafe (12am) Gloucester (1am?) Top’s (Kingsway – 24hrs) Yaletown Brewpub (12am or 2am) El Barrio (“late”) The Brickhouse (2am?) And:...

An izakaya is a Japanese bar—very casual, mostly bar food, not sushi-type stuff. Gyoza king is a great one, specializing in Japanese dumplings.

kirin for chinese(alberni st) and parkside(haro st) for a nice meal – don’t bother with joe fortes or anything along robson until you get to the japanese restaurants (gyoza king, hapa izakaya) closer to denman –...

I really miss the Japanese robata type food (e.g. yakitori, all kinds of tofu, chicken skin, onion, squid, mushrooms, etc.). Eat them with beer or shoju. Really nice. Where is a good place in Toronto for that? When I lived in...

A good lunch spto that is baby friendly is Zakkushi – they are located on Denman and Robson and serve wonderful food (nothing over $10) I think they are opne Tuesday – Saturday for lunch. For dinner- Gyoza King is kid...

Gyoza King on Robson (westend) at Nicola. Some of the best Japanese food (no sushi) in town, sit up at the bar, have some sake, totaly low key. This is my solo dining choice when I must. I promise nothing on the menu is sub-par.

The udon noodles at Gyoza King can’t be beat. The PERFECT texture.

i was just at gyoza king and i think you should check it out. great price for the food you are getting. there is a tuna in spicy marinate that is a must. also i tried the squid in butter- very tasty!!! give it a try- it is...

towards robson. there is ZUBEEZ or LENOX for regular pub food OR try GYOZA KING for japanese tapas. adios CHUNG!!

For your Izakya tour I would do: Gyoza King, Guu and Kingyo – all amazing. Start at GK – then work your way west down Robson to Guu and then further west down Robson to denman where you will find Kingyo – it...