Thumbs up for the Calgary food scene. I hope you'll get to review Vancouver's food scene one day. I have great memories of the restaurants there. They were all outstanding.
D.O.P., Modern Steak, Native Tongues, Calcutta Cricket Club, Bridgette and LuLu are among many other solid places to check out; just depends what kind of cuisine you're looking for
Loved this Calgary food tour. Your Bussin Burger looked so good. The basketball game was an unexpected surprise and it made me smile. Glad to see you having fun on the court. Thanks, Frank, for brightening my day with your video. 👍🍔
Having lived in Toronto before moving to Calgary a few years ago, I find Calgary to be quite decent, though it doesn't quite compare to Toronto. Toronto might boast a choice of 500 ramen spots, whereas Calgary offers about 10. The selection is nearly complete, albeit noticeably smaller. This applies to bars and virtually anything else you can think of. However, since moving to Calgary post-children, our lifestyle has shifted away from frequenting bars and restaurants to mostly cooking at home. Thus, I'm happy to exchange the lower cost and larger size of homes in Calgary for a reduced variety of ramen shops. lol
yeah i think it's just a bigger city so they can have more niche stuff, like i think my favourite thing about toronto is we got about 12 really good gluten free bakeries cuz i got allergies and it's SUPER niche but they're still really solid. the fancier dining scene is pretty solid too we got old places like barberians and some really bomb thai places
Dang, those spots look pretty solid. Despite being a hater of Toronto, I actually really enjoy the food and the quality of service, relative to the other places I’ve lived, and where I currently live. Toronto people are fast, competent, and the food is usually solid and fresh-hot. I can’t say I’ve ever been disappointed-even doing fast food. The competition, albeit stiff, does a lot for the food game over there. Even more selections at your stores and restaurants than other places. Edit: The fruit is also amazing in Toronto. It’s always way fresher than other cities.
As a Calgary local, I’d say that the cultural variety of food is higher/better in the GTA, but the best food is at least as far as midtown/uptown. The distance you’d had to travel to eat well is so much further especially if you live in DT Toronto. The hill I’ll die on is that the Vietnamese food in Calgary is the best in Canada. There are certainly some specialty spots in Vancouver that I’d say are good if not better, but it’s there are just so many places to get great Viet food. As a food city overall, gotta say that I prefer Vancouver or even Montreal over Toronto and Calgary.
@@FrankHuynh the pho sate from Basil or Pho Dau Bo are probably the top spots. Banh mi from Soc Trang. Bun Bo Hue from Hue Thuong. Viet jello/desserts from Che Bong.
Bruh, Bussin’ is trash. You needed to try a new spot called Class Clown burger instead. Even Clive Burger across the street tops Bussin’. Try OEB for breakfast next time and Korilla for Korean BBQ. Great choice on the Ramen though.
What do you think about the food scene in Calgary?
Apologies for not posting in a month - been quite busy.
Thumbs up for the Calgary food scene. I hope you'll get to review Vancouver's food scene one day. I have great memories of the restaurants there. They were all outstanding.
@@tns-rox yess I love Vancouver - hope to make a food video out there again!
@@FrankHuynh 👍
D.O.P., Modern Steak, Native Tongues, Calcutta Cricket Club, Bridgette and LuLu are among many other solid places to check out; just depends what kind of cuisine you're looking for
Thanks for the recommendations! I've tried Native Tongues - very good. I'll have to try the others as well.
Loved this Calgary food tour. Your Bussin Burger looked so good. The basketball game was an unexpected surprise and it made me smile. Glad to see you having fun on the court. Thanks, Frank, for brightening my day with your video. 👍🍔
@@tns-rox no worries! This video was super casual so I added the basketball playing on the courts. Happy to have brighten your day!
@@FrankHuynh 🙂🏀
Having lived in Toronto before moving to Calgary a few years ago, I find Calgary to be quite decent, though it doesn't quite compare to Toronto. Toronto might boast a choice of 500 ramen spots, whereas Calgary offers about 10. The selection is nearly complete, albeit noticeably smaller. This applies to bars and virtually anything else you can think of. However, since moving to Calgary post-children, our lifestyle has shifted away from frequenting bars and restaurants to mostly cooking at home. Thus, I'm happy to exchange the lower cost and larger size of homes in Calgary for a reduced variety of ramen shops. lol
I've noticed the same - Calgary pretty much has everything in Toronto (Food wise), minus the number of options & the "TOP" tier places
That bagel looking NICE 🥯
YOU ALREADY KNOW ITS TIME
yeah i think it's just a bigger city so they can have more niche stuff, like i think my favourite thing about toronto is we got about 12 really good gluten free bakeries cuz i got allergies and it's SUPER niche but they're still really solid. the fancier dining scene is pretty solid too we got old places like barberians and some really bomb thai places
Dang, those spots look pretty solid. Despite being a hater of Toronto, I actually really enjoy the food and the quality of service, relative to the other places I’ve lived, and where I currently live. Toronto people are fast, competent, and the food is usually solid and fresh-hot. I can’t say I’ve ever been disappointed-even doing fast food.
The competition, albeit stiff, does a lot for the food game over there. Even more selections at your stores and restaurants than other places.
Edit: The fruit is also amazing in Toronto. It’s always way fresher than other cities.
right, sems like the one time competition is actually good in toronto.. the food and restaurant industry lol.
Sign me up for that brunch and ramen! Maybe a hoop session too ⛹🏿♂️
done! Come visit to Canada man! Got all of that
DO MORE FOOD VLOGSSSSSS! 😂
Will do!
As a Calgary local, I’d say that the cultural variety of food is higher/better in the GTA, but the best food is at least as far as midtown/uptown. The distance you’d had to travel to eat well is so much further especially if you live in DT Toronto.
The hill I’ll die on is that the Vietnamese food in Calgary is the best in Canada. There are certainly some specialty spots in Vancouver that I’d say are good if not better, but it’s there are just so many places to get great Viet food.
As a food city overall, gotta say that I prefer Vancouver or even Montreal over Toronto and Calgary.
Nice! What's the vietnamese food in Calgary that you recommend?
@@FrankHuynh the pho sate from Basil or Pho Dau Bo are probably the top spots. Banh mi from Soc Trang. Bun Bo Hue from Hue Thuong. Viet jello/desserts from Che Bong.
What restaurants do you prefer in Montreal over Toronto and Calgary
Vietnamese in inglewood or the international Mile on 17ave SE is tops, blows Toronto pho houses by a mile
Skipping the whole video after seeing first thing is Kinjo 😂
aw cmon!
@@FrankHuynh Jessica can you upgrade your bro food taste ? 🤣
Bruh, Bussin’ is trash. You needed to try a new spot called Class Clown burger instead. Even Clive Burger across the street tops Bussin’. Try OEB for breakfast next time and Korilla for Korean BBQ. Great choice on the Ramen though.
Good stuff! I will have to try those out next time, thanks for the recommendation.
He really picked the worst of the worst for comparison
Mans didn't even eat the sushi at kinjo
@@IRK-pd7lc hahaha fair observation!
wtf not even a real sushi restaurant
@@stephenn88 how is OG Kinjo not a real sushi restaurant?
@@IRK-pd7lc have you been to Japan
@@IRK-pd7lc Kinjo is Chinese sushi