We've been here a few times before and each time we really enjoyed the food and experienced good to great service. The food is more authentic than the average Tri-cities sushi joints and the prices and quality are great.

However, we just had lunch there today and it was like the twilight zone! We arrived just before the lunch rush and were greeted by an waitress who showed us to a booth. Nothing out of the ordinary...

10 minutes later we haven't even got our menus and people that came in 5 minutes after us are already sipping on their green tea and ordering. On top of it she makes it to a group of 3 guys at least 4 times while we sit there wondering what the hell is going on.

Anyway, I get up and approach her and ask if she is our waitress and explain to her we haven't even received our menus yet while she tends to people that just came in.

To make a long story short we were not the only ones as about 5 take out customers and a couple of other tables that had ordered also waited to place an order etc.

The food was good as usual and no problems there.

I figured out why the service was so different from our first visits - THE OWNER WAS NOT THERE.. Usually he has that place running like clock work and he did show up by the end of our meal and boy did the attention to service change almost instantly.

I hope he does well as I can see he really goes out of his way to make sure the customers get treated right. We will still return based on the good food and his dedication.

Horizons on Burnaby mountain offers unparalleled views and a nice dining experience. On a clear night you can see across much of the lower mainland and it's nice to walk on the manicured grounds after dinner.

The food is up to par... I had the grilled Salmon which was quite good and my girlfriend ordered the Halibut which she equally liked. The quality was what you'd expect from a place like this for the price... Nothing earth shattering or overly creative but good food and professional service in an amazing setting.

Worth a visit at least once...

We hit Amelia's for breakfast once in a while and have never been disappointed.

For around $5 bucks you get 2 eggs, toast, hash browns and sausage or bacon. The service is friendly and the place is clean. A nice option if you don't want to dress up or go anywhere fancy for breakfast on a lazy Sunday...

Wah Wing serves up consistently good food with attentive service with fair prices.

We eat in or take out at least once every two weeks and are never disappointed with the food or service. They are quick and the selection offers something for everyone. We usually get about 4 dishes and steamed rice between the two of us and always have enough left over for lunch the next day. Avg. dishes cost between $11 - $12.95.

Worth a visit!

Tried Jane's based on the positive reviews and was pleasantly surprised. Basically a hole in the wall kind of place in Burnaby. For $3.50 you get eggs, toast, home cut potato chunks and your choice of sausage, bacon or back bacon. It was a great deal considering the meal was pretty decent.

Now don't get me wrong, if you are expecting the quality of food you'd find at the Pan Pacific this is not the place. However, if you want something comparable to a $10 meal you'd get at Whitespot, Rickey's or IHOP this comes pretty darn close.

Coffee is pretty good and the crowd is eclectic and we saw runners, firefighters, and families all enjoying a morning meal.

Our bill for two breakfasts with coffee came to about $13 bucks including tip!!

The low cost wouldn't mean much if the food hadn't been decent and it was so this is a good place for VALUE which is different than just eating at a place because it's cheap.

Located in a cute house on a hill in Port Moody. Very authentic interior and the place is run by the owner and his wife. We ordered Pad Thai, Tom Yum Khai soup, Chicken and Cashew and a Shrimp dish. All pretty good, nicely balanced. Portions were ok. Pleasant dinner.

Food was tasty and they were really nice people. Quaint would be the correct description of this place.

Tried the Banana Leaf twice so far - once for lunch and once for dinner. The room is cozy and comfortable but the place is small so tables are quite close to each other so don't go here if you want to have a private conversation.

The we tried the Roti Canai, Chicken Curry and Rendang Beef for lunch and it was pretty good. The flavors were very balanced and it was a good deal for lunch.

For dinner we tried a few new dishes and the Tiger Prawns platter was really great. Everything else was satisfactory.

Would probably not repeat at this location for dinner but will be back for lunch. I think we will try the other location since it is larger and has a more extensive menu.

Went to Subeez on day after work for drinks and a few appetizers. We were not hungry enough for mains so we ordered about 4 appetizers:

- Goat Cheese Salad
- Mary's Little Lamb Rack
- Calamari
- Rissoto Fritter (not the actual name)

The Goat cheese salad was nice and the Lamb Rack was ok but the Calamari and Rissoto Fritter things were a bit disappointing.

However, the service was friendly and attentive and it is a funky place with a relaxed vibe.

We think perhaps their main dishes would be better so we will try again as we like the atmosphere and staff.

We ended up at Acacia by accident one rainy night. Wanted to eat something different and had always seen this place when going to Delaney's for a coffee.

We were pleasantly surprised... They specialize in phylo pastry dishes. I tried the lamb and my girlfriend had the chicken pesto. Both were very tasty but I though the Chicken Pesto was very good and would get that next time. The meals were each about $9.99 including a nice mixed green salad and roasted potato/sweet potato side. House wines are priced at $4.00 per glass.

Overall the meal was lovely and they serve Lavazza coffee which was perfect after the meal. A large selection of desserts also looked great.

Noticed they have an amazing breakfast for $7.99 and we will definitely be back to try it.

Simple, tasty food with attentive service in a very European ambiance for hard to believe prices. Great value.

Would highly recommend this place.

My girlfriend and I were planning to eat at Stephos one night and walked by All India. Though we hadn't planned on a heavy Indian lunch the sight of the buffet from the window got us and we walked in.

The host was very polite and the place is small but cozy and clean. We decided to go for the buffet. As we filled our plates the server had already placed a basket of fresh Naan on our table.

The food was flavorful but light enough that you could enjoy a fair sized portion without feeling too full. Their butter chicken was well made and not too heavy on the cream. They had some Veggie curries and Tandoori chicken with all the standard Indian buffet items. All the food was fresh and you could taste the quality. I suppose they have good turnover in clients so the food does not sit there for long - a good thing when considering a buffet...

The spice and flavor of the food has been adjusted for the North American palate but there is still enough authentic Indian flavor in each of the dishes to make them enjoyable. We appreciated the fact we ate generous portions and were not feeling bloated and overwhelmed right after the meal.

Great service and good quality for a $10.95 lunch buffet. A great choice if you are craving Indian food on Davie St.