
34 cuisines represented in our Vancouver guide. Click through to the entry to see editor picks, what to order and how to book. Want a wider lens? All cuisines in this country or global cuisines index.
34 cuisines, most places first
Cafe14 restaurantsRevolver's Gastown cafe is open from 7 to 5, Monday to Saturday.
Cocktail bar10 restaurantsThe Keefer Bar opened in early 2010 in Chinatown and takes its inspiration from Chinese herbalists, with a sign reading Medical Center on the backbar.
International10 restaurants
Vietnamese9 restaurants
Bakery7 restaurantsBeaucoup Bakery & Cafe on Fir Street says it has raised the bar for French pastry and cafe culture in Vancouver for ten years.
Japanese sushi7 restaurantsTojo's opened in October 1988, and chef Hidekazu Tojo is credited with creating the BC roll in 1974.
Brewery6 restaurants
Italian5 restaurantsSavio Volpe, at 615 Kingsway, makes its pasta fresh by hand every day and cooks meat, poultry and fish over a wood-fired grill and rotisserie.
Seafood5 restaurants
Wine bar5 restaurantsBar Susu calls itself a natural wine bar and belongs to the same family of restaurants as Published on Main.
Japanese ramen4 restaurants
Thai4 restaurants
French fine dining3 restaurants
Japanese izakaya3 restaurants
Street food3 restaurantsJapadog started in January 2005 as a hot dog stand, and its first location, a trailer at 899 Burrard Street, still operates.
Burgers2 restaurants
Chinese2 restaurants
French regional2 restaurants
Japanese2 restaurants
New American2 restaurantsSave On Meats, at 43 West Hastings Street, says it has been family owned and operated since 1957.
Pacific Northwest2 restaurants
Pizzeria2 restaurants
Vegetarian2 restaurants
Afghan1 restaurant
American BBQ1 restaurant
American diner1 restaurant
Brunch1 restaurant
Filipino1 restaurant
Korean1 restaurant
Levantine1 restaurant
Modern Indian1 restaurantVij's opened in 1994 and serves dinner from 5:30 pm daily at 3106 Cambie Street, with walk-in guests welcome.
Soul food1 restaurant
Spanish tapas1 restaurant
Steakhouse1 restaurant
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