5 days in Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby - travel vlog
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- 5 days of endless eating and shopping through Vancouver, Richmond and Burnaby.
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Here're spots we went to:
Day 1 (1:01):
- HK BBQ Master, Richmond
- Aberdeen Center
- Wu Fung Dessert
- 8 Juice
- save on foods, Vancouver
Day 2 (3:48):
- Medina Cafe - Vancouver
- Pallet Coffee Roastery Cafe
- Le Marche St. George
- McArthur Glen Outlets - Richmond
- Lansdowne Center
- R&H Chinese Food
- T&T Supermarket
- Yin Ji Chang Fen 銀記腸粉
- Max Noodle House 麥奀記
- CF Richmond Center
- 鼎莉海鲜 The Shellfish Shack
- Excellent Tofu & Snacks Ltd
Day 3 (7:23):
- Lido Restaurant 麗都餐廳 - Richmond
- Parker Place (Aberdeen) Fresh Meats & BBQ
- Richmond Public Market
- 囍記腸粉 Hei Hei Rice Roll
- Peanuts Bubble Tea
- Happy Day Cafe 喜相逢
- Metrotown Mall - Burnaby
- 101 BoBA - Metrotown
- T&T Supermarket
- Central Park Tennis Courts
- Crystal Mall Food Court
- Shanghai Fortune Cuisine
- Shanghai Dim Sum House
- Paradise Juice & Burger
- J&G Fried Chicken
- HEYTEA
- PriceSmart Foods
Day 4 (11:17):
- L’atelier Patisserie - Vancouver
- Pure Bread
- Bâtard Boulangerie & Cafe Moderne
- Sweet Thea Bakery
- Paragon Tea Room
- Bún chả cá Hoàng Yến
- T&T Supermarket
- Mamalee
- Phnom Penh 金邊小館
- Choklit Park
- Machi Machi - Richmond
- Macu Tea
- The Fish Man 漁人
- Sweet Memory 有香甜點輕食
Day 5 (14:38):
- Doe Coffee - Vancouver
- Mucker Next Door
- Lonsdale Quay Market - North Vancouver
- Shop Makers
- South Castle (남한산성)
- Tom Sushi - Vancouver
- Macu Tea - Richmond
i live in vancouver with my wife and have been here for 30+ years. You hit up literally EVERY one of our favourite spots. I'm so impressed you knew some of these spots. You both definitely did your homework hahha
Thanks for coming to Vancouver!!!
Haha love it! We are food seekers and we get a lot of great recs from our network. If there's a spot we missed, we'd love to hear about it :)
@VicandJeff try Cha Kee next time since yall seem to love the hk Cafe food 😊
Next time, I suggest packing a lunch and go nature exploring. Start at the Lynn Canyon Bridge (a free suspension bridge), then drive to Cleveland Dam. At the dam, walk down to salmon hatchery. If the timing is right, then you can even see the salmon spawn. If you're feeling energetic, the Grouse Grind is not far away.
After that, drive on to Horseshoe Bay and explore a bit. The scenery is gorgeous. Then head north to Porteau Cove for more views. Shannon Falls is next and if Grouse Grind wasn't enough, you can hike up the Chief. (about 3+ hours). Finally, drive up to Tantalus lookout, then turn around and drive back to Vancouver.
Try to time it so you can make it to the Quercus point in Murrin Provincial Park in time for sunset. The hike up there is pretty easy, takes about 30 minutes. So if sunset is 7, get started on the hike at 6pm. IMO, best sunset ever. Bring a flashlight because it'll be dark going down.
Amazing! That's a lot of eats in 5 days.
Haha it was. This trip was mostly an eating trip so we did a lot of research ahead of time and made sure we hit up as many spots as we can :)
Awesome vlog! The pastries at Nemesis, Beaucoup and Angus T are great!
Thank you! Adding these recs to our list for the next visit 😉
Going in July, cannot wait!
That's awesome. Our first time there was in July as well and it was beautiful. We'll be posting that soon!
where did you stay in Vancouver?
Fan tuan station?? Isn’t that metrotown?
where is your airbnb?
it's near downtown Vancouver. super convenient and has a parking spot which we needed
Eating in Metro Vancouver is so much fun. I love going to Richmond and Burnaby for some real, authentic Chinese food.
Thanks for the awesome video!
We agree! You're welcome and hit us up with your fave spots that we missed :)
I lived in Vancouver BC for 2 years. And I've been around the world very much and livet in many countries. I must say Vancouver is the top 3 worst city's in the world. Boring, no own culture and just boring.
Sorry to hear that. We've once been twice and we love eating there. So far, the food (mostly Asian food) has been a big part of how we experience the culture there :)
I've lived in many cities across Europe, Asia and North America, and Vancouver is actually one of my favorites! I'm more of an introvert, and I really enjoy the outdoors. Vancouver is a great place to live if you appreciate its proximity to the oceans and mountains. Activities such as hiking, kayaking, canoeing, snowboarding, skiing are so accessible and I love being able to do these things after work. The variety of food is also outstanding, as the city is incredibly multi-cultural. Lastly, it's very unlikely that you'll be pickpocketed, shot, or robbed.