My Wife is Chinese, HK born , She has been in Canada longer than me, so I am the Gwailo immigrant. We have eaten in many of the restaurants you have featured here. Also many restaurants large and small in Vancouver, Burnaby and Coquitlam Love the BBQ Duck @ T&T. Thanks for the video.
If you come again and want to try the push cart dimsum there is only one restaurant left in Richmond that has them. It’s called Continental Seafood Restaurant. Not as fancy as Chef Tony but food is hot and service is good.
Vancouver is known as Hongcouver. Thousands of people from Hong Kong immigrated to the Vancouver area in the 80s and 90s. That’s why there’s so much amazing Cantonese food there.
@@AmandaFelixEats glad to see you guys traveling. I watched all of your videos last year before going to Hawaii. Glad you made it out to the west coast. Come on down to Northern California next time!
Its changed alot over the last 10+ years... many hong kong restaurants have closed and taken over by mainland chinese restaurants with the influx of mainlanders immigrating over here.
There is also plenty of bad Chinese, in fact, the worst I've had is in Vancouver. I've had it better almost everywhere else. You have to know where you're dining.
It's been known as Hongcouver for a while now. Different cities in the lower mainland have unique profiles...like Surrey has a large Indian population, many Filipinos in East Vancouver, etc.
My mum and I were traveling in Zimbabwe in the 90s and we met a woman from Hong Kong. She said many of the best chefs from Hong Kong had recently immigrated to Vancouver.
Oh nice, I stayed in Richmond for my job certification training at the airport. Wish I had known about this place while I was there, next time I suppose. There was a nice little Vegetarian Chinese food place down the street from the hotel where I stayed, they had the best tofu Bao buns and veggie Kung Pao “chicken”.
OMG Amanda and Felix in Vancouver! I watched so many of your eat videos before going to Oahu this past February 2024. Now I’m going to Vancouver to cruise to Alaska this May 2024 and I’m watching UA-cam to see where to eat in Vancouver 😂 and who’s in Vancouver! Btw they stopped using carts in dim sum restaurants to put in more tables, a local explained in another video. Best wishes, safe travels. Aloha 🌸💕
Another great and exciting job of highlighting foods whereever u visit. So much fun! Made me want to visit canada! Looks like u had a blast!! I do hope u visit these places again and visit more foodie places. Dim sum looked amazing. Esp the roast pork n char sui. Great job!!!❤
Dim Sum “Touch of the Heart” is my favorite among Chinese food.. simply put, it’s served in small portion that touches your hearts foodie desires. Vancouver’s China Town seem to offer vast variety of authentic Hong Kong Style dim sum, bake goods and Chinese BBQ in comparison to most of the Chinese restaurants here in the North Bay…I do enjoy Dim Sum restaurants back home in Honolulu at the Chinese Cultural Center maybe because that’s where I was raised. Enjoy you both immensely.. Aloha!
Oh YUM! Big craving for dim sum now. And yeah, finally gotta go try Happy Lemon just down the street from me. 😆 Thank you for your excellent videos and taking us along with you! 😍
I am born and raised in Richmond and I love the fact you call it chinatown XD, Technically not chinatown, asians just overwhelmed everything and spread the asian food and culture all over Richmond, but we all love it haha Come back and try MORE! there is so much more good asian food in Richmond and Vancouver
Great vids, been thinking of heading that way... so thank you for the visits! BTW, try chili sauce/oil with soy sauce for your dipping sauce...takes it all to a different level.
I had to chuckle when you mentioned all the airplane sounds when you were outside trying the BBQ. Richmond is where the Vancouver Airport is so you hear planes all the time. Glad you are enjoying my home city of Vancouver.
Bonjour - Good Day Amanda and Felix. I was born in Asia - Philippines. I lived in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada more than 45 years. I been to Mainland China many times. Every provences of China is very different. The Chinese Food in Vancouver, Canada is different from Toronto, Canada. Montreal, Canada is the French-Canadian city located in Eastern Canada. Montreal, Canada have a Chinese-French--Canadian style food and it is different from Paris-French-Chinese Food and London-English-Chinese Food. The Chinese Food in Canada is different from American-Chinese Food.
love the spots you chose! there is so much more to eat in the area. Hopefully you will come again and try the mochi bubble waffle at the bbl tea shop. I recently had the s'mores bbl waffle and the parfaits are delicious too. Yes, the pineapple buns at Lido are good but a few doors down at Harmony Bakery they have make to order rice rolls and also deep fried mochi and meat dumplings! I enjoyed Felix's reaction to the bbq meats (eyes closed in meat bliss) lol.
Duck, roast pork, char shui and soya chicken all delicious, exceptional flavor! Would definitely go back if I'm in Vancouver and thanks for the tip about "cash only" (so typical Asian)
Lol, you guys didn't even scratch the surface of the incredible chinese food options in Richmond. Richmond is like our second home as we are 1 province over and visit several times a year. Those streets are near and dear to me and fun seeing you guys walk it too. I knew you guys went to chef Tony from weeks ago when you posted pics... For your return trip to YVR, I'd recommend Fisherman's terrace, Kirin, Yue restaurant, and Sun Sui Wah for dim sum or sit down dinner. Those 4 resto are the top 4 dim sum places annually in Richmond, take your pick. As for the dim sum tasting light, that to me is the tell tale sign of master level dim sum. Most lesser places are heavy and greasy imho. Forgot to mention that the rushed sensation you experienced is typical of Cantonese restaurants. Wait till you visit Hong Kong and you will see what fast paced is like lol. Island pace vs HK /Asia pace is eye opening. Glad you enjoyed the food, keep the content coming!
@@AmandaFelixEats I completely understand! As a fellow foodie, always more spots to try than time and the stomach can handle unless we are all Mikey Chen or Mark Wiens! You guys need to make it to Asia next to further experience the incredible flavors on offer there. Safe travels!
Yay! I'm so glad you tried dimsum here and top choice for Chinese BBQ. Fun. 😁 Too bad about the confusion with the "cash only". Annoying eh. We have a few other fave dimsum spots ( Sun Sui Wah on Main St, Vancouver and KIRIN ..) i guess everyone has their faves. Main Street (Mount Pleasanr) is a cool foodie area. Anyway, such good research again you two. So fun to see you in my city. 🤩🇨🇦🤓
@@AmandaFelixEats You guys did really well. You will have to return here to get the roast duck :) Cannot wait to return to your beautiful homeland and try your great suggestions for ono grinds !!💚
Yes, Chinese mustard with shoyu is definitely a Hawaii thing. I've lived in the SF Bay Area for a pretty long time and have never seen it on a table yet.
There are lots of currency exchange places nearby, unlike the US. The place that offers the best rate is Kingmark at Yohan Centre. Next time try dunking the dim sum into XO hot chilli oil. This is how its done in HK and here.
@@AmandaFelixEats I totally agree with this fellow Torontonian commenter! Toronto has a huge HK influence and the food is awesome and also very diverse. Come to Toronto! We even have a few hālau here so we'd love to meet up with the both of you when the day comes and you're actually in our city!
Haha I was surprised to see this , being Irish/Scottish/ French mix raised on “wild game and potatoes” Canadian. wasn’t sure I really had any special knowledge or expertise but I have been raving for years and years that Richmond has the best Asian food and Cheapest in the entire pacific rim, now I’m super hungry.
It's fascinating to see people from around the world try "Vancouver" chinese food. I've lived in BC for nearly 30 years, and I lived 6 years of it close to Vancouver. Been to Richmond a LOT over the years. At the time I mainly went to eat with my parents and they are super picky about chinese food. We have so much choice in BC that it's overwhelming but they always manage to dwindle our choices done to like 1 or 2 regulars, and everything else gets ignored lmao
Local Chinese Canadians can tell you that the best dim sum offered includes better pricing, freshly made to order food, and in most cases, a 30-45 minute wait, since they are the most popular. Fusion, high priced ingredients with matching prices can take a hike.
Guys loved your video today. The dim sum looked amazing and made my mouth water. Grew up in Hawaii but live near San Francisco now but I have visited BC many times. Just outside of Richmond in Burnaby there’s a little Asian mall with more good Chinese food if you have the time to go there. Kind of hidden but well worth going.
It would be nice to have each item clearly noted for us who are not Chinese speakers or familiar with the full dim sum menu. Thank you for those you did mention.
If you're still in Vancouver see if you can locate roast goose. Hard to find in the states and is a staple in Hong Kong BBQ places. Loved the food crawl as usual!
@1:09, the rail behind you looks like ours in design! Except...theirs is FINISHED, I assume! Anyway, I like that dim sum place because the food looked great, and I prefer that style of ordering, kind of like Jade Dynasty in AM. No need to ask the server to keep lifting covers to see what she has! Squid ink one looked great! Different! Funny how so many places were cash only! Even Royal Kitchen takes cards!
I've walked past HK Masterplace a few times, but never tried it. Now I'll have to go eat there next time I'm in Richmond. Aww, to think I was just there yesterday but chose to have lunch at Arbedeen mall nearby. Do visit the food court at Arbedeen mall the next time you're back in Richmond. It's an Asian mall with Korean, Chinese, Japanese stores, restuarants, and food court. Ofc, bring cash, lol.
there's only about 5 or 6 restuarants left in vancouver that offer push carts. If you ever head back here, hit me up. Not everyone uses the hot mustard or red hot sauce, it really preference, they don't give it to you because honestly, they're cheap and don't want it wasted if it's not used. if you ever come across a truffled mushroom dumpling, that really works. Duck is in a shortage in Vancouver due to a local bird flu epidemic in the farms, the prices have risen over 40% in the past few months.
The airport is located in Richmond so many parts are under the flight zone. It's quite disconcerting and you can see how low the planes are just before they land which is mildly exciting.
Great video food tour! And thank you for visiting Canada. Sounds like Richmond is the best place by in Canada for Dim Sum. Oh…. here in Manitoba-20 to -50 is a normal winter temp range. If you’re just wear a jacket it wonderful weather. Would love to visit Hawaii. Come back and see more of Canada. Steve(66 yrs)
I love you were greeted with traditional what tea do you want to drink 👍 I can hear Cantonese and mandarin 🙏💪 but when you start putting mustard on food, I switched off!!! 😳 Yes def only a Hawaii thing.
All the Dim Sum you ordered looked so yummy. Loved seeing Felix's eyes roll back when eating the Truffle Sui Mai, the Eel Puff Pastry as well as the BBQ Pork. My family uses the Chinese mustard and soy sauce mixture to dip dim sum in and to pour over chow mein, and chow fun. This is pretty old school as most people only use chili oil and soy nowadays. So great to see you guys enjoying food away from your home ground; kind of what happens when we vacation in Hawaii. Hope to see your on-the-road episodes in the future.
Richmond, British Columbia is an independent, incorporated municipality / city. Like Burnaby, BC, North Vancouver, BC, and other independent cities, it comprises what is referred to as "Metro Vancouver."
Vancouver has a lot of delicious Asian food…ie Chinese dim sum ( shown here) and hotpot, Japanese sushi (best sushi outside of Japan )and ramen,Korean barbecue, Vietnamese Pho and Bánh mi, India butter chicken, and tandoori chicken,Taiwanese bubble tea, Thai and Malaysia ten courses meal, ….
HK BBQ is ok . I tried it before and it was recommended by people. We bought a couple of duck and BBQ pork several years ago and brought it home from in Seattle and again it was OK. If you guys ever try another place and it would be the Dollar Meat Store in Vancouver BC China Town, To us they are much better.
Woohoo!!!! Soooooo glad you were able to try some great dim-sum eats in Richmond, BC!😋😋😋😋😋😋 #myhometown #thebestasianfoodoutsideofasia Also known as the most Asian city in all of North America!
HK (Hong Kong) BBQ Master has the best roasted pork. Thats my go to. The duck is also very good but it is always sold out. Needs to order and reserve ahead of time. How do you find the food in Vancouver compares to Hawaii?
I think we are considered the mecca of asian food in the world. Often most asian countries have a few types of cultural asian food but because we attract asians from all over the world who set up restaurants here, we have almost all the the types of asian food. lol
You guys should eat at the HK BBQ instead of take out. Everything tastes good with hot fresh rice. Too bad you guys missed the roast duck due to avian flu, no local farm fresh duck for a while now. Sometimes they have duck imported from the US but still very expensive. Enjoy your stay in Vancouver. Ritz is a MUST have for pineapple bun! 😋
The international airport is in Richmond lol which was why there were so many planes. I would reccomend Tian Shi Fu in Richmond. Hole in the wall but everything is so good and affordable! Also, I get that because it is like 90% Chinese in Richmond, one would think it is our Chinatown but the actual Chinatown is in Vancouver. If you ever come back and visit chinatown, Phnom Penh (must get wings, luc lac, butter beef), Juke fried chicken, New Town Bakery are popular there along with other Japanese fusion. It is kinda sketchy there so I would suggest not going any streets past these restaurants.
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My Wife is Chinese, HK born , She has been in Canada longer than me, so I am the Gwailo immigrant. We have eaten in many of the restaurants you have featured here. Also many restaurants large and small in Vancouver, Burnaby and Coquitlam Love the BBQ Duck @ T&T. Thanks for the video.
Very informative! Great work! And…YUM!
Glad you liked it🤙🏻 mahalo!
Thank you for the video. Heading to Vancouver in 2 weeks. Will definitely try it.
For dim sum, we recommend CONTINENTAL SEAFOOD RESTAURANT for classic push cart dimsum, one of the only few left in Vancouver area. :)
Wow. We are from Vancouver, so nice to see a video from home!
Yay!! Happy we got to visit your town!😋
Finally another Vancouver Video! 🙏🏽
Yay! 🙌🏼
Gives me the munchies watching you couple trying restaurants ❤Cheers Thanks
So much fun. So much food to try. Those black ink Dim sum looked soooo fancy
There was so much in the menu! Wish we could’ve eaten more 🤤
If you come again and want to try the push cart dimsum there is only one restaurant left in Richmond that has them. It’s called Continental Seafood Restaurant. Not as fancy as Chef Tony but food is hot and service is good.
Vancouver is known as Hongcouver. Thousands of people from Hong Kong immigrated to the Vancouver area in the 80s and 90s. That’s why there’s so much amazing Cantonese food there.
Love the Cantonese influences 🤤🤙🏻
@@AmandaFelixEats glad to see you guys traveling. I watched all of your videos last year before going to Hawaii. Glad you made it out to the west coast. Come on down to Northern California next time!
Its changed alot over the last 10+ years... many hong kong restaurants have closed and taken over by mainland chinese restaurants with the influx of mainlanders immigrating over here.
There is also plenty of bad Chinese, in fact, the worst I've had is in Vancouver. I've had it better almost everywhere else. You have to know where you're dining.
It's been known as Hongcouver for a while now. Different cities in the lower mainland have unique profiles...like Surrey has a large Indian population, many Filipinos in East Vancouver, etc.
The candles under the teapot. Wow. Next level
That’s what we thought too! 💯🤙🏻
Wow the dimsum food is driving me crazy. I so want to have asap. Subscribed thanks
Vancouver has the best Chinese food. We were there last November and we are going back this April. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! Hope you have a great trip this April ✈️🤤
Awesome choice. Chef tony is one the best dim sum place in vancouver
Yay! Glad we choose this spot🤤
Richmond has the best Dim Sum! Thanks for sharing your experience.
My mum and I were traveling in Zimbabwe in the 90s and we met a woman from Hong Kong. She said many of the best chefs from Hong Kong had recently immigrated to Vancouver.
You guys seriously need an entire week to try all of what Richmond has to offer.
Hope we can go back and stay longer😋
Oh nice, I stayed in Richmond for my job certification training at the airport. Wish I had known about this place while I was there, next time I suppose. There was a nice little Vegetarian Chinese food place down the street from the hotel where I stayed, they had the best tofu Bao buns and veggie Kung Pao “chicken”.
OMG Amanda and Felix in Vancouver! I watched so many of your eat videos before going to Oahu this past February 2024. Now I’m going to Vancouver to cruise to Alaska this May 2024 and I’m watching UA-cam to see where to eat in Vancouver 😂 and who’s in Vancouver! Btw they stopped using carts in dim sum restaurants to put in more tables, a local explained in another video. Best wishes, safe travels. Aloha 🌸💕
Canada and Hawaii are 2 places I’d live to go to for sure. The dim sum looks really good guys. Nice to hear and honest review of the food.
Hope you can check both places out!🤤💕
So happy you got to try HK BBQ master! My fave! I love their BBQ duck but definitely their BBQ pork and roast pork are the best!
We definitely wanna go back for the duck 🤤
Glad you guys are enjoying your stay here in Vancouver! It’s awesome you are liking the cuisine in Richmond!
We are really enjoying it! Mahalo! 🤙
Thanks, guys for introducing an “expat” Vancouverite to Richmond dim sum!! Like your down to earth foodie fanatic take!!❤️
Yep I agree %100 Richmond is the best Chinese outside side of asia!
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 I was in dumpling heaven 🥹
Noticed the way you two react when savouring something exceptional: her eyes open wide, he closes his.
Another great and exciting job of highlighting foods whereever u visit. So much fun! Made me want to visit canada! Looks like u had a blast!! I do hope u visit these places again and visit more foodie places. Dim sum looked amazing. Esp the roast pork n char sui. Great job!!!❤
So glad you enjoyed this one! We had so much fun and loved exploring a new city!!☺️✈️
Dim Sum “Touch of the Heart” is my favorite among Chinese food.. simply put, it’s served in small portion that touches your hearts foodie desires. Vancouver’s China Town seem to offer vast variety of authentic Hong Kong Style dim sum, bake goods and Chinese BBQ in comparison to most of the Chinese restaurants here in the North Bay…I do enjoy Dim Sum restaurants back home in Honolulu at the Chinese Cultural Center maybe because that’s where I was raised. Enjoy you both immensely.. Aloha!
Oh YUM! Big craving for dim sum now. And yeah, finally gotta go try Happy Lemon just down the street from me. 😆 Thank you for your excellent videos and taking us along with you! 😍
Of course! Glad you could come along! So excited for you to try happy lemon! 😊
I am born and raised in Richmond and I love the fact you call it chinatown XD, Technically not chinatown, asians just overwhelmed everything and spread the asian food and culture all over Richmond, but we all love it haha Come back and try MORE! there is so much more good asian food in Richmond and Vancouver
Great vids, been thinking of heading that way... so thank you for the visits! BTW, try chili sauce/oil with soy sauce for your dipping sauce...takes it all to a different level.
I had to chuckle when you mentioned all the airplane sounds when you were outside trying the BBQ. Richmond is where the Vancouver Airport is so you hear planes all the time. Glad you are enjoying my home city of Vancouver.
I had to remind Felix that we’re near the airport 😂 lol
And also the area you were in is in the flight path for planes landing at the airport
Richmond also has a summer outdoor market on weekends. The vendors sell similar food you'd see in mainland China night markets.
Aloha fellow kamaaina! Even tho I moved to Vancouver in 2008, I was introduced to new restos cuz of you! Mahalo!
I love the next time* previews lol keep up the great content u guys
Yay! Glad you like that addition to our travel vlogs 🤙🏻💕
Chinese Shrimp tempura. Never seen it before. Wow
Super innovative 🤤🥟
Bonjour - Good Day Amanda and Felix. I was born in Asia - Philippines. I lived in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada more than 45 years. I been to Mainland China many times. Every provences of China is very different. The Chinese Food in Vancouver, Canada is different from Toronto, Canada. Montreal, Canada is the French-Canadian city located in Eastern Canada. Montreal, Canada have a Chinese-French--Canadian style food and it is different from Paris-French-Chinese Food and London-English-Chinese Food. The Chinese Food in Canada is different from American-Chinese Food.
Oh my it looks so Ono. You have an amazing time. Mahalo and a big aloha. 2023.
Mahalo Lawrence 🤙🏻🤤
@@AmandaFelixEats 🤙😁
You two are my new food heroes
Mahalo Doris🤙🏻🥹
love the spots you chose! there is so much more to eat in the area. Hopefully you will come again and try the mochi bubble waffle at the bbl tea shop. I recently had the s'mores bbl waffle and the parfaits are delicious too. Yes, the pineapple buns at Lido are good but a few doors down at Harmony Bakery they have make to order rice rolls and also deep fried mochi and meat dumplings! I enjoyed Felix's reaction to the bbq meats (eyes closed in meat bliss) lol.
Omg all of those sound amazing🤤 hope we can come back one day!!
Looks like a fun and delicious trip to Richmond. It snow in Seattle on Wednesday and then again on Saturday after you left.
Duck, roast pork, char shui and soya chicken all delicious, exceptional flavor! Would definitely go back if I'm in Vancouver and thanks for the tip about "cash only" (so typical Asian)
Lol, you guys didn't even scratch the surface of the incredible chinese food options in Richmond. Richmond is like our second home as we are 1 province over and visit several times a year. Those streets are near and dear to me and fun seeing you guys walk it too. I knew you guys went to chef Tony from weeks ago when you posted pics... For your return trip to YVR, I'd recommend Fisherman's terrace, Kirin, Yue restaurant, and Sun Sui Wah for dim sum or sit down dinner. Those 4 resto are the top 4 dim sum places annually in Richmond, take your pick. As for the dim sum tasting light, that to me is the tell tale sign of master level dim sum. Most lesser places are heavy and greasy imho. Forgot to mention that the rushed sensation you experienced is typical of Cantonese restaurants. Wait till you visit Hong Kong and you will see what fast paced is like lol. Island pace vs HK /Asia pace is eye opening. Glad you enjoyed the food, keep the content coming!
We wish we could’ve spent more time in Richmond! 😢 hopefully next time we’ll have more time! Mahalo for the recs🤙🏻🤤
@@AmandaFelixEats I completely understand! As a fellow foodie, always more spots to try than time and the stomach can handle unless we are all Mikey Chen or Mark Wiens! You guys need to make it to Asia next to further experience the incredible flavors on offer there. Safe travels!
Richmond and Vancouver are two different cities located in the province of British Columbia. Chinatown is located in Vancouver.
Don't forget Burnaby is also another great place for Asian food too!
Yay! I'm so glad you tried dimsum here and top choice for Chinese BBQ. Fun. 😁
Too bad about the confusion with the "cash only". Annoying eh.
We have a few other fave dimsum spots ( Sun Sui Wah on Main St, Vancouver and KIRIN ..) i guess everyone has their faves. Main Street (Mount Pleasanr) is a cool foodie area.
Anyway, such good research again you two. So fun to see you in my city. 🤩🇨🇦🤓
We should’ve did more research about the cash only places but we’re happy we got to try some of the places out!🤤 mahalo for all the suggestions!🙌🏼
@@AmandaFelixEats You guys did really well. You will have to return here to get the roast duck :) Cannot wait to return to your beautiful homeland and try your great suggestions for ono grinds !!💚
Yes, Chinese mustard with shoyu is definitely a Hawaii thing. I've lived in the SF Bay Area for a pretty long time and have never seen it on a table yet.
Thanks for confirming 😋
There are lots of currency exchange places nearby, unlike the US. The place that offers the best rate is Kingmark at Yohan Centre.
Next time try dunking the dim sum into XO hot chilli oil. This is how its done in HK and here.
I think you guys would love the chinese food In Toronto too! Lots of HK influences there as well. I love the blooper outtakes!
We’d love to visit Toronto next time🤤💕
@@AmandaFelixEats I totally agree with this fellow Torontonian commenter! Toronto has a huge HK influence and the food is awesome and also very diverse. Come to Toronto! We even have a few hālau here so we'd love to meet up with the both of you when the day comes and you're actually in our city!
Haha I was surprised to see this , being Irish/Scottish/ French mix raised on “wild game and potatoes” Canadian.
wasn’t sure I really had any special knowledge or expertise but I have been raving for years and years that Richmond has the best Asian food and Cheapest in the entire pacific rim, now I’m super hungry.
#1 Happy Aloha Friday!!!! 😊
Aloha Walt🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Not to take anything away from Richmond, you should try the 626 (SGV) in Southern California. So many great Asian places to eat.
We have that on our list of places for sure💯🙏🏼🤤
Fun video! Totally craving bbq now at 8am HI time😍😂
Haha time to plan for a bbq outing! 😬
It's fascinating to see people from around the world try "Vancouver" chinese food. I've lived in BC for nearly 30 years, and I lived 6 years of it close to Vancouver. Been to Richmond a LOT over the years. At the time I mainly went to eat with my parents and they are super picky about chinese food. We have so much choice in BC that it's overwhelming but they always manage to dwindle our choices done to like 1 or 2 regulars, and everything else gets ignored lmao
Felix, my wife and I both said your voice is sooooo nice!!! And Amanda is definitely is prettier lol. Love your video!!!
Yummy Yummy
I need this now.
Dim sum for dinner? 🥟😋
@@AmandaFelixEats yes, always if possible.
Local Chinese Canadians can tell you that the best dim sum offered includes better pricing, freshly made to order food, and in most cases, a 30-45 minute wait, since they are the most popular. Fusion, high priced ingredients with matching prices can take a hike.
Guys loved your video today. The dim sum looked amazing and made my mouth water. Grew up in Hawaii but live near San Francisco now but I have visited BC many times. Just outside of Richmond in Burnaby there’s a little Asian mall with more good Chinese food if you have the time to go there. Kind of hidden but well worth going.
Crystal Mall?
Aww we missed it! Wish we had more time to explore😢
That’s it, Crystal Mall. Kind of Tina but I loved that place
I live in Vancouver. Thx for the great video. Food looks drlish
Vancouver is a foodie paradise or a gourmet heaven. Tons of options available to you at your fingertips ❤
Great you’re sharing what you’re eating. But It would be super helpful if you would’ve mentioned the restaurants by name you reviewed.
It would be nice to have each item clearly noted for us who are not Chinese speakers or familiar with the full dim sum menu. Thank you for those you did mention.
If you're still in Vancouver see if you can locate roast goose. Hard to find in the states and is a staple in Hong Kong BBQ places. Loved the food crawl as usual!
Mahalo for the rec 🤙🏻 we’ve been back home 🥹
@1:09, the rail behind you looks like ours in design! Except...theirs is FINISHED, I assume! Anyway, I like that dim sum place because the food looked great, and I prefer that style of ordering, kind of like Jade Dynasty in AM. No need to ask the server to keep lifting covers to see what she has! Squid ink one looked great! Different! Funny how so many places were cash only! Even Royal Kitchen takes cards!
It definitely felt like an upscale dim sum experience in terms of service and innovation 🤤
We’re from Hawaii live in Vegas now going next month to Vancouver I miss the dim sum wish I was going to chun wah kam that’s my favorite
Man, that food looks fantastic!
It was yummy 🤤🤙🏻
AH you should have totally went back to Lido for their pineapple buns!
We soooo should’ve!!🤤
HK BBQ Master Number 1!
Fun vid! Thanks for sharing...
Definitely also try the roast duck and soy sauce chicken at HK BBQ Master. Hope you guys got to try out Lido! We went twice during our trip.
Duck is legit awesome at HK BBQ master. Second only to the roast pork. Sad they were sold out... Love the videos
Glad we got to try the roast pork! Hope we can be back soon!🤤
OMG that HK BBQ Master place looks amazing!!!! I need to try one day in my life LOL Great video as always and be well!
It was delicious! One day! 🙏 Mahalo my braddah! 🤙
I've walked past HK Masterplace a few times, but never tried it. Now I'll have to go eat there next time I'm in Richmond. Aww, to think I was just there yesterday but chose to have lunch at Arbedeen mall nearby. Do visit the food court at Arbedeen mall the next time you're back in Richmond. It's an Asian mall with Korean, Chinese, Japanese stores, restuarants, and food court. Ofc, bring cash, lol.
there's only about 5 or 6 restuarants left in vancouver that offer push carts. If you ever head back here, hit me up. Not everyone uses the hot mustard or red hot sauce, it really preference, they don't give it to you because honestly, they're cheap and don't want it wasted if it's not used. if you ever come across a truffled mushroom dumpling, that really works. Duck is in a shortage in Vancouver due to a local bird flu epidemic in the farms, the prices have risen over 40% in the past few months.
The airport is located in Richmond so many parts are under the flight zone. It's quite disconcerting and you can see how low the planes are just before they land which is mildly exciting.
We don’t have dim sum near us, it looked fantastic! Be safe ❤
Aww mahalo Rebecca 🤙🏻🤤
Next time come in the summer go back to Richmond for the Chinese night market
👌👍❤Dim Sum ....always all good!!!
Vancouver has the best Chinese food because of all the immigrant chefs and also the superior produce and meat sources from the surrounding area.
Great video food tour! And thank you for visiting Canada.
Sounds like Richmond is the best place by in Canada for Dim Sum. Oh…. here in Manitoba-20 to -50 is a normal winter temp range. If you’re just wear a jacket it wonderful weather.
Would love to visit Hawaii. Come back and see more of Canada. Steve(66 yrs)
Between may to October Richmond have Chinese night market which is pack with up to 50 stalls selling Chinese and other asians food.
you truly missed out on one of the best traditional hong kong restaurant in Vancouver Greater Area. Lido is an iconic place and a must try place.
I love you were greeted with traditional what tea do you want to drink 👍 I can hear Cantonese and mandarin 🙏💪 but when you start putting mustard on food, I switched off!!! 😳 Yes def only a Hawaii thing.
Not just a Hawaii thing. In Japan, we have mustard with our siew mai, and pork buns too.
Lol no snow just rain and plus temperatures in February, it's not that cold.
The best place in Richmond for roast duck is not HK masters, but a place very nearby: Parker Place Aberdeen Fresh Meat & BBQ
Waddup, peeps!
Are you two enjoying “da kine” cold weather up there?
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Totally enjoying it!🤙🏻
All the Dim Sum you ordered looked so yummy. Loved seeing Felix's eyes roll back when eating the Truffle Sui Mai, the Eel Puff Pastry as well as the BBQ Pork. My family uses the Chinese mustard and soy sauce mixture to dip dim sum in and to pour over chow mein, and chow fun. This is pretty old school as most people only use chili oil and soy nowadays. So great to see you guys enjoying food away from your home ground; kind of what happens when we vacation in Hawaii. Hope to see your on-the-road episodes in the future.
Richmond, British Columbia is an independent, incorporated municipality / city. Like Burnaby, BC, North Vancouver, BC, and other independent cities, it comprises what is referred to as "Metro Vancouver."
Vancouver has a lot of delicious Asian food…ie Chinese dim sum ( shown here) and hotpot, Japanese sushi (best sushi outside of Japan )and ramen,Korean barbecue, Vietnamese Pho and Bánh mi, India butter chicken, and tandoori chicken,Taiwanese bubble tea, Thai and Malaysia ten courses meal, ….
HK BBQ is ok . I tried it before and it was recommended by people. We bought a couple of duck and BBQ pork several years ago and brought it home from in Seattle and again it was OK. If you guys ever try another place and it would be the Dollar Meat Store in Vancouver BC China Town, To us they are much better.
Woohoo!!!! Soooooo glad you were able to try some great dim-sum eats in Richmond, BC!😋😋😋😋😋😋 #myhometown #thebestasianfoodoutsideofasia Also known as the most Asian city in all of North America!
We enjoyed it soooo much 🤤 hope we can come back soon!
If you want push cart dimsum, go to Continental Seafood Restaurant, also in Richmond.
Did you guys re-dub the audio at the boba place?
Some clips we used an audio enhancer due to copyright music 😅
HK (Hong Kong) BBQ Master has the best roasted pork. Thats my go to. The duck is also very good but it is always sold out. Needs to order and reserve ahead of time. How do you find the food in Vancouver compares to Hawaii?
I think we are considered the mecca of asian food in the world. Often most asian countries have a few types of cultural asian food but because we attract asians from all over the world who set up restaurants here, we have almost all the the types of asian food. lol
Richmond Vancouver / spare ribs everything …
Do you know if we are allowed buy the “lava bun” and bring back to the US?
Great Vlog was that Spighetti looks Ono 😘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘💜💙🌿
Mahalo Chrissy!
In fact, better chinese food than most places in Asia outside of China and Taiwan with much larger portions and quality ingredients.
You guys should eat at the HK BBQ instead of take out. Everything tastes good with hot fresh rice. Too bad you guys missed the roast duck due to avian flu, no local farm fresh duck for a while now. Sometimes they have duck imported from the US but still very expensive. Enjoy your stay in Vancouver. Ritz is a MUST have for pineapple bun! 😋
The international airport is in Richmond lol which was why there were so many planes. I would reccomend Tian Shi Fu in Richmond. Hole in the wall but everything is so good and affordable! Also, I get that because it is like 90% Chinese in Richmond, one would think it is our Chinatown but the actual Chinatown is in Vancouver. If you ever come back and visit chinatown, Phnom Penh (must get wings, luc lac, butter beef), Juke fried chicken, New Town Bakery are popular there along with other Japanese fusion. It is kinda sketchy there so I would suggest not going any streets past these restaurants.
If you ever come back, I highly recommend Chinatown BBQ in downtown and Eggette House in Richmond :)
Candied Salmon Is good!
Yummy 😋