My wife and I have lived downtown for about 6 years. We recently moved to Coquiltam but came downtown today to find somewhere we could watch the Canada vs. USA hockey game.

We had to arrive a few hours early prior to the game. There were big line ups outside every bar you could name. Some of the staff here were very cold and really could not care less how they served you.

We started with calamari. When it arrived I was puzzled by the really dark colour. When I tasted it the calamari was greasy and tasted as if it had been around for a whole week.

Unphased, my wife ordered fish and chips and I got a buffalo burger. My burger was dry and tasted horrid. My wife's fish and chips were no better; greasy with a terrible taste.

We had to get in somewhere to watch the hockey game but we were so unfortunate to come across a place that has terrible food and service.

My wife and I went here on our wedding anniversary, Aug 14, 2008, a warm Thursday evening and sat outside on the patio.

We booked our table a few daya in advance and was glad in a way as the place was pretty full. The menu is rather limited and the main thing is prices are far too high for the quality of food they serve.

We had their muscles to begin our meal which were OK. I had lamb rack which was OK too, though nothing special for main course. My wife had to settle for their stuffed chicken, which again, was nothing special.

At least we know that this restaurant falls below par for sure and will not be returning. We really only went here to judge this place for ourselves and concur with the majority of other writers. This place tries to be a fine dining place in part of the Lower Mainland that has little to offer in that area.

Well first off, I am East Indian and have grown up eating this food since my mother is an awesome cook and she has her own business making Indian and other foods for supermarkets in Australia.

This place is definitely authentic and the spice blends are certainly what your palate desires, especially if you are looking for an Indian place that serves food with a difference.

My wife and I had the Halyari Chicken which is totally different blend of spices cooked in the tandoor. Magnificent is all I can say!

We also had the Goan lamb curry which was very delicious. Service was very attentive, polite and friendly. Nice ambience too. Certainly going to be one of our favourite Indian restaurants in the Lower Mainland.

I added this place to the profile as was not showing up. This place can be found among the shops in the Parkway area of Coquitlam just off Johnson going towards Westwood Plateau.

My wife and I eat here regulary as the quality of food, service and prices rock. They have great variety and nice boxes. Sushi is always fresh and we have never left unhappy in the 10 times we have bee here.

You won't be disapppointed. Lots of take out from here too.

My wife and I ate here Wednesday night last week, Feb 20. It was reasonably busy mid week and we got to know why; the food IS good!

Seems like a family run place and the service was pretty good and attentive. The quality of the food was excellent, everything fresh and yummy. We can chimichangas for main course and they really filled us up.

Will definitely make this our regular Mexican place to eat. Value for money was excellent too.

My wife and I tried this place on a Wednesday evening which happens to be 'all you can eat ribs night.' You pay $26.99 for all you can eat ribs. The full rack comes with 12 good sized ribs and for $25.99 and the regular rack, 6 ribs, $19.99. Comes with beans and choice of one side. Was OK, the meat did not fall off the bone like it can at places like Dix in Yaletown. Service was OK, though I can sure see food and service being variable here.

My wife and I wanted to have pub food and watch the hockey game on Saturday night. I created a profile for this place today. The place itself looks nice from outside and in. What perturbed us a little was walking into this pub and getting our faces into pungent layers of cigarette smoke.

The food was OK, not super. The best thing I had was the calamari. The batter was nice and crispy and portion was huge! Came with nice pita break and dip. I had ahi tuna for main which was a little too blackened! The room in which we ate was a no smoking area though it is amazing how cigarette smoke just drifted in here and impregnated the place.

My wife and I were quite ill when we got home with our clothes being smothered in cigarette smoke which we loathe. We had to shower when we got home. Simply because of the smoke in this pub, we will not go back. If you love smoke (ha!), you may like the place. I am sure you may be in minority though!

Went to eat here the first time today as I pass it all the time in the car. The owner/cook, Rehanah, is originally from Pakistan, though has lived in Trinidad for many years. She has had this place for 10 years. Not open for dinner as she finds little customers come in after 6pm, hence open from 11am - 6pm. The meat rotis are very big & filling and range from beef, chicken and goat. There are many vegetarian varieties too. Rehanah obviously cares for her food and customers and I was very pleased with the quality and taste of the food. You can chose to have the food mild, medium or hot.

My wife and I ate here, today, Oct 20, on a Saturday night. The decor needs some serious attention with deep, heavy red paint everywhere, making it look quite depressing.

The menu has pictures of some of their food in a rather tacky plastic folder. There is much confusion here with what is served. With a name like this, it would point to Italian cuisine, though there are Indian dishes, Greek and Italian served here. It is a family run place, though some of the ingredients are NOT fresh. We observed someone getting cream with their dessert from a pressurized can bought from some grocery store.

The food was OK, though the rice we had with our dishes was not pleasant. It had a bitter taste to it. I question whether the deep fried prawn I had for my main meal was fresh or from the freezer into the deep fryer! The service is pleasant enough though.

We saw some people that wanted to dine here, though they came in the front door took a brief look around and walked out; I applaude them for doing this. Certainly a place we will not be revisiting.

You have to really appreciate this type of Afro-East Indian cuisine. I am actually East Indian, though born and raised in England so have a very varied palate. This place rocks for the variety and imagination with their food. Totally delicious grilled meats and delicasies. The ugali curries and to die for and would thoroughly recommend them to you. Servings are good, service is very home-like and would most certainly recommend it to you. If you are not into spicy food and like the plain type variety, this is not for you. If you are adventurous and want a totally unique dining experience, get this stuff down into your stomach; it will settle very nicely!