A nice find in Victoria&#39;s Chinatown. The wonton soup was really good, and the portions on the combo platter are generous. Our server James was so welcoming, which made the whole meal feel easy and relaxed.

The apricot galette was a highlight, with the fruit tasting so fresh and vibrant. A nice treat for a mindful indulgence.

Been coming here for years. They always have gluten-free macarons, which is a lifesaver for my daughter.

Good selection of vegan dishes. Server was attentive and double-checked ingredients for me. Appreciated the effort to confirm everything was plant-based.

The sushi here is top-notch. Really fresh fish, and the rice is perfectly seasoned. Love the traditional Japanese art on the walls, makes for a nice vibe. It is a bit pricey and you might wait for a table, but the quality is solid.

The coconut gelato here is the one. It&#39;s got this smooth, creamy texture and the coconut flavor is spot on, not too sweet. Priced well for the neighborhood.

The BBQ pizza crust was crispy, just right. The sauce had a nice tang to it, balanced well with the smoky chicken and red onions. That&#39;s the main thing I remember from the meal.

The BBQ pork wonton noodle soup was great, and the server&#39;s wine suggestion was a nice touch. Kids loved it.

Love the laid-back, no-fuss vibe here. It&#39;s like stepping into a classic Quebec snack bar. The staff were super friendly, and my poutine portion was huge &ndash; I couldn&#39;t finish it!

The staff are so friendly and chill, which made our girls&#39; night out even better. Feels like the best Chinese spot around.

Love that they&#39;re flexible with custom orders, like swapping out seeds. Their chicken don is my go-to, never disappoints.

Stopped by while passing through. The prawn hot and sour soup was incredible, honestly the best I&#39;ve had. Ended up with a ton of leftovers, which was a nice surprise.

Stumbled on this spot exploring Victoria. The owner was so friendly, we ended up chatting for a bit. It just has that cozy, homey vibe. A real local find.

This little tea house in the Government House gardens is such a sweet find. The quiche felt like something made at home, really fresh and comforting. Just the right vibe for a quiet afternoon.

The staff were so nice, they gave us a free sesame ball! Perfect for a chill catch-up with friends.

The grab-and-go vibe was a bit misleading, but the live violin music made sitting down for a meal worthwhile. A nice glass of red was the perfect pairing for it.

The space feels like a cozy art studio, which I really like. My pasta salad was light and fresh. The sopressata sandwich had these nice pickled chilies that gave it a good kick. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The soy maple butter latte was a nice surprise. They nailed the balance, not too sweet. Cozy spot, perfect for a quiet afternoon. Had to wait a bit for my drink, but that&#39;s okay. The barista suggested a great pairing with their pastry.

The coconut-based ice cream here is the standout. It&#39;s got a really creamy texture, not too sweet. Perfect if you&#39;re looking for a dairy-free option. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Stayed at the hotel and tried the Lure breakfast hash. The Kennebec potatoes were perfectly crispy, which I really appreciated. It&#39;s a convenient and tasty spot for a relaxed morning meal. The booth seating was comfortable too.

The historic parliament building is a cool spot. Felt like stepping back in time. White tablecloths, fancy china, the whole vibe. Made my quick lunch feel a bit more special.

The portions are generous, which is nice. I just wish there were more fresh vegetable options to balance the meal.

The gluten-free pizza is solid, and they prep it in a separate area which I appreciate. Tried the pesto chicken and meat lovers. Their house red was a decent match for the heavier toppings. A bit pricey, but you&#39;re paying for the care.

The staff were so kind to move us to a quieter table when we asked. They were also really attentive about my gluten-free request, which made the whole meal much more relaxing.

The Cowboy Steak Tacos were the star. Nice peppery kick, lean meat, and that sauce was on point. Even tried the veggie option, texture was surprisingly solid.

Hit happy hour last week. The sangria was so refreshing, and the espresso martini had the perfect kick. Ended up ordering a second round of those. Good spot for a casual after-work drink.

Parking&#39;s a bit tight by the lights. That&#39;s the only downside. But once you&#39;re in, the food makes up for it. Had the steak frites last night &ndash; cooked just right, and the fries were crispy.

The Belmont Benny with bacon and tomato was fantastic. We sat on the heated patio, which was a nice touch on a chilly morning.

Ordered the Lemon Crave cake last minute for a birthday. It was so moist, and the flavor was just right&mdash;not too sweet. Really appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted. The lemon zest on top was a nice touch. Pickup was smooth.

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