Quintessential Korean: 9 Restaurants in Coquitlam You’ve Got to Try

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While the area along Coquitlam’s North Road is unofficially deemed Koreatown, you’ll find many must-try Korean cuisine hot spots hidden throughout the city. Simply hop on the Evergreen Extension to experience and enjoy one of the largest Korean communities in Canada. You’ll find everything from cozy cafés to spacious restaurants serving recipes handed down through generations. Noodles are homemade, broths boiled for hours, veggies pickled and meats served sizzling.

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Insadong Korean Restaurant, Photo Credit: @durianseeds on Instagram

Quintessential Korean

9 Restaurants in Coquitlam You’ve Got to Try

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Port Coquitlam Events for Tri-Cities Culture Days Weekend

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Tri-Cities Culture Days 2018Enjoy activities and events during Tri-Cities Culture Days Weekend, September 28-30, 2018. Culture Days represents the largest-ever collective public participation campaign undertaken by the arts and cultural community in Canada with thousands of free, hands-on, interactive activities that invite the public to create, participate and share.

Inspiring greater public participation in arts, culture and heritage, Port Moody, Coquitlam, and Port Coquitlam will host over 20 free events. Here’s what’s happening in Port Coquitlam: Continue reading this post ⟩⟩

Win a Festival of the Grape Getaway During Canada’s Wine Capital Festival Weekend

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Family and friends are all invited to the spectacular Canada’s Wine Capital Festival Weekend to celebrate the South Okanagan’s cornucopia of food and wine. The highlight of the weekend is the Festival of the Grape, on Sunday September 30, 2018, which is the largest outdoor festival in the region.

Canada’s Wine Capital Festival Weekend

September 29 & 30, 2018

Now in its 22nd year, you can enjoy four major events throughout the weekend: Continue reading this post ⟩⟩

Celebrating 30 Years of the Water Street Café

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For 30 years, the Water Street Café has been a staple of the Gastown landscape, attracting visitors and locals alike with great food and a sun-drenched view of Vancouver’s most iconic neighbourhood.

This year, they’re thrilled to be celebrating this 30 year milestone, as well as another – their first birthday under new and exciting ownership.

Celebrating 30 Years of the Water Street Café

Celebrating 30 Years of the Water Street Cafe

Eli Brennan and Alan Tse came together by way of Vancouver’s iconic Teahouse Restaurant. For the past year, they have brought their unique vision and expertise to the Water Street Café, breathing new life into a beloved institution. Eli and Alan aim to offer their guests an experience elegant in its simplicity, and unforgettable in its authenticity. Continue reading this post ⟩⟩

Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend

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The Fringe Festival is on, SKOOKUM Festival is on, it’s Luxury Supercar Weekend, and more! Check out the big list of things to do in Vancouver this weekend:

Things to do in Vancouver This Weekend

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Friday, September 7, 2018
Degrassi 25th Anniversary at the Rio
Introduction To Bartending
SKOOKUM Festival
Graham Clark’s Quiz Show
Vancouver Fringe Festival: Poly Queer Love Ballad
Vancouver Fringe Festival: Baba Yaga and the Black Flower
Vancouver Fringe Festival: Dear Elizabeth
Vancouver Fringe Festival: The Other Side of the Flood
Vancouver Fringe Festival: Is That How Clowns Have Sex?
Vancouver Fringe: Lip Service
Vancouver Fringe Festival: Dyck Spacee Spy-Fi Improv Radio Play
Vancouver Fringe Festival: Hullaboo and The End of Everything
Vancouver Fringe Festival: TrudeauMania
Vancouver Fringe Festival: SELF-ish
Vancouver Fringe Festival: Bonnie & Clyde
Vancouver Fringe Festival
Marion Bridge at the Kay Meek Centre
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