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Old Posted Aug 13, 2013, 8:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Porfiry View Post
This.

It's not the trucks that are the problem, it's the entire scene. Vancouver food on average is uninspired. The trucks are just a continuation of this.
Pretty much, I love going out to eat and would rather do it than be at home, but in the last while I have gotten to the point that every place I go to (aside from a few) are fairly disappointing. I really don't mind paying for good food (i had a love affair with refuel and went there frequently) and there are a few places that really stand out but most of them don't and as per usual most of the good places usually end up closing. For a supposed foodie town it is rather sad.

The other thing I neglected to mention was the fact that the 10 dollar mac and cheese taster was that they charged a 50 cent transaction fee for interact. I really don't like being nickled and dimed either. As much as credit card processors are thieves this is wrong ESPECIALLY when you are charging a massive premium for the product you are supplying.

Also can someone explain to me why people think the sushi here is sooooooo gooooooooood? Outside of the fact that its cheap, it is pretty bad but then again this is the same town that has a large number of people willing to line up for hours for AWFUL greek and italian food simply because they give you enough low quality food to feed a small village for weeks.
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