Delphi Cafe

🤗Motonobu Udon Specialty Shop Motonobu is located on Hasting Street. It is an ordinary Japanese handmade udon noodle shop, but it is the only udon specialty shop in Vancouver that can compete with Marugame Seimen in Japan. Their udon noodles are freshly made every day, and the soup base is boiled for several hours with the best ingredients to ensure the authentic taste. Their traditional udon noodles are divided into two types: hot and cold. The more recommended one is the burdock tempura with beef brisket (Niku Goboton). Burdock is a very common Chinese herbal ingredient. After frying, it exudes a herbal fragrance and tastes crispy and sweet, just like lotus root. The hot miso udon noodles with beef broth base are very chewy and chewy, and are served with a few pieces of super soft and plump stewed beef brisket. It is so satisfying to eat one mouthful of noodles and one mouthful of soup. In addition to udon noodles, their tofu skin sushi is also a must-order. Salmon and tuna flavors are recommended. 📍Address: 3501 E. Hastings St, Vancouver . 🤗The General Public Sushi Lodge This store on Main Street looks like a bar or a Lego store, but it is actually a Japanese restaurant that specializes in sushi. The walls of the store are covered with various collectible Lego, which gives people a sense of surprise. The store mainly sells sushi of various shapes and styles, and the price is affordable. Because there are too many types of sushi, it is not friendly to those who have difficulty choosing. The editor recommends trying his sushi platter for the first time, so that you can taste many of his main sushi at one time, and the portion is also quite large, which is enough to fill you up. His tuna series is also very popular. I recommend the Tuna pyramid and tuna tartare with tortillas. The tortillas are very crispy and thin, not as dry and hard as Mexican tortillas. 📍Address: 3289 Main Street, Vancouver . 🤗Bob likes Thai food This small restaurant on Main Street may not look impressive, but their dishes are very friendly, especially the Thai "fish and chips". This dish uses rice cakes instead of French fries, with mango and papaya shreds as side dishes, and lemon is also added to the sauce. It is recommended to eat it with rice, otherwise it will be sour. The editor's favorite is his spicy shrimp fried rice noodles (DRUNKEN NOODLE with PRAWNS) and Panang curry beef (PANANG BEEF). Both dishes are very Thai night market roadside stall style, very homely. The shrimps in the shrimp rice noodles are super big, and the rice noodles are also very chewy and tough. Panang beef has a very strong coconut milk flavor and the beef is also very tender. It is definitely a magical tool for rice. 📍Address: 3755 Main Street, Vancouver . 🤗Delphi Cafe For those who like Korean brunch, you must not miss Delphi Cafe in Langley. Although you may need to wait in line, their fried chicken Benedict eggs and Locomoco are must-orders. The fried chicken is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and rich in juice; Locomoco has a Hawaiian style that is unforgettable. This Hawaiian-style Locomoco is a specialty of the store. It is a strange combination of hamburger patties + poached eggs + yellow rice. It tastes like Spanish paella. If you like yellow rice, you can try it. 📍Address: 200-20121 Willowbrook Dr, Langley