Downtown is a metropolis of high rise apartments surrounded by parks and fresh water. There are boats constantly maneuvering in and out of False Creek and the smell of Asian inspired cuisine around every corner.
Like I mentioned earlier, we didn't bring maps with us. And since it was an "international" trip, we didn't have our data coverage either. But this didn't hinder our trip in the slightest! In fact, being the good foodie's that we are, we had already decided on the most important thing to do in Vancouver: EAT.
B had researched this food cart (naturally) that Anthony Bourdain stopped at on his No Reservations show a couple of years ago. We looked over the menu online and agreed this would be one of our first stops in BC. And we didn't have to look far at all! Right on the corner of Burrard & Smithe, and conveniently located right outside our hotel, was the original Japadog.
Japanese food + hot dog = Japadog
This amazing cart is literally the BEST street food I have ever had.
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| B's Spicy Cheese Terimayo |
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| My Oroshi Dog |
After eating there for our first meal, whenever we would brainstorm our other researched eateries, Japadog always came up. I mean, why not? But we refrained.
I will honestly say though, if I have any excuse to come up to Vancouver, it would be for a Japadog.
Locals love it. Tourists love. I love it.
Website Here.
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