Submitted by habichuelacondulce t3_y6luru in nyc
gensouj t1_isq8kq4 wrote
Reply to comment by bklyn1977 in Biking in New York City Is 25 Times More Dangerous Than in Vancouver, Study Finds by habichuelacondulce
Vancouver has 25 times better Asian food
EQUASHNZRKUL t1_isqtj1h wrote
You can get better in Flushing 100%
gensouj t1_isqvj4v wrote
nah been to both, vancouver is way better than flushing 100%
Chromewave9 t1_isrenbc wrote
Toronto and Vancouver have way better authentic Chinese food. Not even close. Their shit is fancy as hell, too.
Civil_Enginerd t1_ist6dm5 wrote
As someone who has been to both, no. NYCs is more authentic. All restaurants in Canada are owned by like 2 companies, so while Asian food MIGHT taste better in Vancouver, it tastes the exact same as every other place.
cerealverse t1_isvpu10 wrote
? Which two companies
Civil_Enginerd t1_isyp1ho wrote
Recipe Unlimited and MTY Group
cerealverse t1_isz10eq wrote
You go to chain restaurants and complain about how they taste the same everywhere?
Do you think Chinese restaurants in Richmond are owned by either of the two?
I’ve been to Van and NY and Van is without a doubt better in terms of Chinese food
Civil_Enginerd t1_ita8u82 wrote
Even decent restaurants are part of chains. If you go to more than one Canadian city, you see the same restaurants in various Canadian cities. They’re all franchises, even if they’re not part of the big 2.
cerealverse t1_itaefa2 wrote
?????
What you said is so open to interpretation and one sided, I don’t even know how to reply to you.
What would be considered as a good/decent restaurant? Where did you go when you were in Vancouver/NYC?
How about this, since we both went to Waterloo / Toronto, why don’t you tell me which Chinese/ Asian restaurants you’ve been to?
It is absolutely not true decent ones are all franchised, btw places like rice noodles or whatever are not considered to be decent. Those are considered to be fast food restaurants.
Farrell-Mars t1_issze2h wrote
I doubt that. Go to Flushing.
arsbar t1_ist9ec1 wrote
OP has been to both, so have I. With no snark intended, you should try Richmond (Vancouver’s analog to flushing).
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