Food Courts near North Vancouver, BC

“awesome customer service.. delicious homemade pizza!!! absolutely mouth watering MUST FIND HIM“

“Great tasting, fresh food including salads, smoothies and bowls, conveniently located in the Quay Market, North Vancouver. Vegan friendly menu, and knowledgeable staff ready to help. My favourite is the sticky sesame rice with mango! 🥭“

“So good and so fresh! It’s worth the drive! The Hawaii tea is so good!“

“All food courts I've been in Vancouver have practically the same stores and same variety.
Nothing that will excite your palate.
You have to go to a restaurant to taste something different.
Everything is expensive in Canada!“

“燒賣非常好味！👍🏻 買回家蒸熟星期日可以自制飲茶😄“

“This is seriously good ramen!! I had the black ramen (chicken broth with extra fresh garlic!!). The broth is rich and flavourful. And the egg is incredibly good! Great unique flavour and texture of yolk. Totally worth the trip to international village just to eat it! Would love to see this guy in his own shop one day ❤️

Parking: Free parking in the mall car park up to 2 hours“

“It is an amazing place to have various types of foods and drinks (non alcoholic) covering most parts of the world. Chinese, Japanese, Indian, western and many other countries of food are available. Nice place to hangout with friends and family. Easy access.“

“This is an awesome place to be for fast and tastiest food . I was there with a friend yesterday who introduced me to this and today I woke up , got ready to get another box for my second day. With the food, the lady who attends to you is very nice as well. While you wait for the food , she offered me a hot chai tea and a snack to taste. Great service with a smile . #supportsmallBusiness . Thank you for great good“

“Food court style Taiwanese takeout. Food was quite good, but had to wait 35minutes for my order. People ordering after me got their food, ate, and left before I received mine. Told it’s coming , I’m next , over and over. Line ups to order was also long. Been here before and usually ended up waiting and waiting.

Parking: Parking in the lot was very difficult, lots of parking available but even more cars waiting. Parkade is available but very tight turns.“

“Cherry’s Icy Bar in Parker Place Richmond is a gem! They serve classic Hong Kong style icy bowls that are simply delightful. The mango cream icy is excellent, bursting with fresh, creamy flavors. Their remarkable watermelon slush milkshake is a must-try, perfectly refreshing and delicious. This spot is ideal for a tasty treat and never disappoints. Highly recommend for anyone craving authentic, refreshing desserts!“

“Super popular spot for cheap and delicious chinese food! Highly recommend to avoid rush hours/popular lunch time as the tables are full everywhere... We had to search and search, expect to share table with strangers, but that's normal. The Hainanese chicken rice place and the Shanghai dim sum place were gooooood! The juicy pork buns (pan fried) is worth the wait if they are running late on the orders (as they sell faster than they make it non stop already)! I wish I lived close by, I would definitively come back often! Prices are fair, no fancy dining, just good food, what I like.“

“Really Korean people, there's a Korean restaurant here and it's really delicious.
The budae stew is good and the service is good, so when you feel a little bloated from Canadian food, it's perfect to come here and have some hot soup.
Be sure to come here and eat~~
There's a Korean restaurant here and it's so delicious.
Budae jjigae is good and service is good, so when you feel bloated because of Canadian food, it's perfect to come here and eat hot soup.
Make sure you come here and eat it“

“Parker Good Food at Parker Place is a fantastic choice for a satisfying meal. Their Hong Kong-style curry beef and chicken are excellent, bursting with rich flavors. The BBQ pork on rice is equally delightful. They offer a great lunch special for just $15, making it a terrific value. Plus, the convenience of ordering through the telephone is a real bonus. Friendly service and delicious food make this spot a must-visit in the food court!“

“If you’re looking for the original owner of the Prata-Man Express on Capstan Way, look no further! He’s here!! The owner sold his restaurant 3 years ago due to not being able to find enough staff to accommodate the size, so he humbly has a food stall here at this food court. I hear the restaurant on Capstan Way is no longer what it used to be due to change of ownership.

I prefer this set up as he specializes only in the best dishes, which is the Hainanese chicken rice, the curry beef brisket, roti with curry sauce and the Malaysian milk tea. Sometimes when a menu is too large in size, it diminishes the quality. With having a few items on the menu, you know it’s going to be good!

The taste of the seasoned rice, house soup (full of collagen/creamy fat taste due to the bones from the chicken), and everything else was just perfect. Like old school cooking back from the 80’s. The chicken is tender, and de-boned, so barely any bones you have to deal with. It comes with a generous size of the ginger/green onion dip and sweet chili sauce. They were so kind to cut the takeout box without us even asking so my boyfriend and I could have an extra “plate.” $24 fed us both and we were so full :)

Please note, the Malaysian milk tea does not have pearls, and is served sweet with rock sugar. It has a great balance of tea and floral taste.

The owner is very generous with his portions and is like talking to a relative, and his staff working in the back kitchen work diligently.

Help support this small business and they are worthy of a nice tip! I hope they stay around for a long time.“

“It was so delicious that every time I come to work, I come here instead of eating the lunch I brought... Haha, I recommend eating chicken teriyaki with spicy sauce! However, the spicy sauce is really spicy, so I recommend sprinkling a little on the side at first and then adjusting it later... haha ​​It's really spicy, but it's really delicious! An addictive taste“

“Very good service and the food is amazing“

“A great addition to Lonsdale Quay! Highly recommend their bowls and salads!“

“The burger bun was crispy and savory, the pork cooked and seasoned to perfection and the biang biang noodles came in the most delicious spicy sauce! Will definitely come back to try the rest of their menu, although it’s not too easy to order in English. Well worth the visit!“

“Repeat customer for over a year, but noticed their portions has significantly reduced. At one point, their pork hock rice could feed two people for dinner. Just returned today and was disappointed at the smaller volume.

Still delicious, but wasn’t as good value as it once was.“

“I was very nervous after reading the reviews, not knowing whether it was delicious or not. After ordering it, I was pleasantly surprised. It tastes the same as in China. The crispy bones feel like they need a little more fishiness, but the fragrant chicken is perfect. The bigger the portion, the better! Will order again“

“I’ve wanted to visit an actual Bubble Waffle Café ever since encountering them at the Richmond Night Market. I recall being quite taken by their strawberry-flavoured bubble waffle at the time and, upon learning that they had brick and mortar locations, added them to my “must try” list of restaurants. That was in 2017. Up until fairly recently, I’d assumed there were only a couple locations in Richmond and nothing more. Imagine my surprise, then, when I visited their official website and saw that they currently have 19 locations across the Greater Vancouver Area . . . a few of which are in areas I frequent with some regularity. How the heck did I fail to notice this before? Oh well! At least now I didn’t have to go all the way out to Richmond just to try Bubble Waffle! What I find interesting is that I was only introduced to Bubble Waffle a few years ago, yet it’s been in Richmond since at least 2011 and has expanded in strides over the last near decade. Specializing in Hong Kong street foods, the Bubble Waffle Café menu highlights and features a number of tantalizing snack and combo options: Curry fish ball, twist potato, rice rolls, stinky tofu, noodle combos, Hong Kong-style waffles, bubble waffles and teas. One of the big attractions of Bubble Waffle Café is the soup combos because you can create your own bowl of noodles with any combination of soup base, noodle type and (two) toppings. Many in Vancouver’s food blogging community – Foodology, Dennis the Foodie, Gastrofork, Picky Diners and Foodgressing – have spoken favourably of the soup combos as offering great value for money, which typically clock in at around $12 to $15. For a quick lunch, that’s a pretty decent value for sure. That said, the Bubble Waffle Café name is actually kind of curious, if you think about. When I first spied a brick and mortar location just off Steveston Highway, I wondered what they had beyond bubble waffles. Naturally, I assumed it would be a dessert-themed place; so, to learn that soups and other savouries rounded out the menu versus Asian desserts was rather surprising. In fact, the bubble waffle is more of a side item than anything else. I know, mind blown! Anyway, I found myself in Vancouver’s bustling City Square Shopping Centre where there just so happens to be a Bubble Waffle Café kiosk. I figured this would be a good time to finally scratch this restaurant off my “must try” foodie list. It’s obviously very popular with the lunch crowd as there was a bit of a line, even during a pandemic. When it was finally my turn, I decided to keep it light. I ordered the fried shrimp ball, original bubble waffle, and an iced lemon tea. My total bill was a very respectable $12, so I definitely can’t argue about the price. Overall, I enjoyed my light meal. The shrimp balls were plentiful (8 of them), had a nice exterior crunch and tasted fresh. I should note that I saw many of the food bloggers comment that they liked the shrimp balls BUT wished it came with sauce for an added note of flavour. I guess Bubble Waffle listened because my shrimp balls did come with a delightful sauce which, thankfully, did not overpower the delicate flavours of the shrimp. I also very much enjoyed the original bubble waffle. The parts around the “bubbles” were crispy while the bubbles themselves were soft; thus, you’re given two lovely textures in a single bite. Now, I’m not sure if it’s just my imagination, but it seemed like the bubble waffle offering here was much larger – more generous – than what was had at the Richmond Night Market? Finally, the iced lemon tea was okay, but I did find it overly sweet for my taste. FOOD: 3/5 SERVICE: 4/5 VALUE: 4/5 RECOMMENDATION: While I enjoyed the food, the magic of the bubble waffle seemed to dissipate without the raucous environment of the Night Market as backdrop. I’d return to a Bubble Waffle Café again, but would probably go for one of the soup combos next time. Recommended. PS: If you found this review helpful in any way please consider hitting the "helpful" button!“

“If you're really on the run and kinda hungry/with big appetite etc,
Bourbon St. Grill is def your go-to place for tasty freshly made food fr fr. Right in middle of PR Food Court, go for Big Combo Meal with 2 meats + 1 veg. Combo meals also come with seasoned fried rice or noodles.

Seeeriously heaping portions totally fill your plate. Personal faves include bourbon pork + bourbon chicken (grilled w/ sweet BBQ sauce), and blackened chicken (cajun BBQ style). Honey mustard chicken is also pretty tasty ngl.

Generous fresh + tasty choices. Check it out.“