Yes, I have been eating out alot.
1. Nooru Mahal Restaurant
4304 Fraser St
Vancouver, BC
Nooru Mahal is a Sri Lankan Restaurant located around Fraser and King Edward Avenue. Being Sri Lankan, the food was mainly non-veg South Indian.
I tried the Chicken Biryani, and was quite impressed. Moreover, the price ($8.95) was quite adequate. One of the lesser known South Indian gems in Vancouver.
Location: 2.5/5
Service/Ambience: 2.5/5
Food: 3.5/5
2. Bombay Se
7500 120 St
Surrey, BC
Bombay Se is one of the most widely known Indian restaurants in the Lower Mainland, mainly as they tend to serve up Authentic 'Bombay Style' food. Here you can fine chaats, sizzlers and other appetizing dishes that you don't find in Vancouver South Asian Restaurants. Alas, I have always felt the prices were far to high however.
They have recently started up a dinner buffet service to rectify this. The buffet spread is plentiful, and at @ $12.95, it is something you shouldn't miss.
Location: 3/5
Service/Ambience: 3.5/5
Food: 4/5
1. Nooru Mahal Restaurant
4304 Fraser St
Vancouver, BC
Nooru Mahal is a Sri Lankan Restaurant located around Fraser and King Edward Avenue. Being Sri Lankan, the food was mainly non-veg South Indian.
I tried the Chicken Biryani, and was quite impressed. Moreover, the price ($8.95) was quite adequate. One of the lesser known South Indian gems in Vancouver.
Location: 2.5/5
Service/Ambience: 2.5/5
Food: 3.5/5
2. Bombay Se
7500 120 St
Surrey, BC
Bombay Se is one of the most widely known Indian restaurants in the Lower Mainland, mainly as they tend to serve up Authentic 'Bombay Style' food. Here you can fine chaats, sizzlers and other appetizing dishes that you don't find in Vancouver South Asian Restaurants. Alas, I have always felt the prices were far to high however.
They have recently started up a dinner buffet service to rectify this. The buffet spread is plentiful, and at @ $12.95, it is something you shouldn't miss.
Location: 3/5
Service/Ambience: 3.5/5
Food: 4/5
Love your blog can you post some recipes
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