accessible by Skytrain from downtown. On Izakaya - Hapa, Kingyo, Zakkushi...have you been to the other Guu’s?

gyoza king is everything friendly. DO NOT GO TO HAPA IZAKAYA ACROSS THE STREET. IT IS THE EQUIVELANT OF A DENNY’S. BAD SERVICE, BAD MANAGEMENT AND TOO MANY WHITE PEOPLE.

For sushi/fusion – how about Hapa Izakaya, Kingyo or Guu with Garlic (non are sushi restauarants but fill the ‘fusion’ requirement). French – Cafe Salads de Fruits and Bistrot Bistro for bistro cuisine....

Breakfast: the little french cafe in the french cultural centre http://www.saladedefruits.com/ fiddlehead joe’s by the water http://www.fiddleheadjoeseatery.com/ Lunch: Go Fish Irish Heather Dinner: parkside vij’s hapa izakaya

Limited to 2 dinners? Go to West(2881 Granville St.) and Hapa Izakaya (1479 Robson St.).

Try Hapa Izakaya on Robson – it’s halfway between the two Westins and serves Japanese tapas. Quite lively and there is a long bar if you’re dining by yourself. Order the mackarel – they cook it at the...

good sushi here, I suggest going to an izakaya or two – Guu, Hapa, Kingyo, etc. Most of our izakaya are clustered at a high concentration at Robson and Denman St downtown....which makes it possible to do a “hashigo...

current favourites include: Parkside (near Stanley Park) Glowbal & Afterglow (in Yaletown) Hapa Izakaya (on Robson Street)

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...

i like the gastown one myself, they have a bar that would be good for dining solo. hapa izakaya is good for dining solo as well, i did it many times when i lived around the corner from it.

vancouver bc has hapa izakaya and guu... what about seattle? any suggestions on good Japanese tapas in seattle or just good Japanese food (not necessarily sushi..)

staff. Kintaro is a no nonsense ramen stop. Probbaly the best in town but it is basic. If you want atmosphere, energy and smaller plates head for Hapa Izakaya at Robson and Broughton. Or to one of the Guus on Thurlow at Smythe or...

Robson and Denman St is izakaya central – If you are into Japanese food – I recommend Kingyo or Hapa Izakaya. If you prefer a more “businessy” supper with a safe menu – then Cardero’s which is...

can find good, cheap Japanese food many places. Downtown I like Samurai and Kadoya, both sushi places on Davie near Thurlow. There’s also Hapa Izakaya, which is down on Robson and has a bar to sit at. Really good izakaya...

ny, with its diverse and unique cuisine what would you recommend for breakfast/lunch/dinner? we are in our 20s so trying to stay within a budget although West is looking very tempting ;-) we definitely want to go to an izakaya,...