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Richmond, home to best Chinese restaurants outside China - most popular chinese restaurant dishes

by:Two Eight     2019-10-20
Richmond, home to best Chinese restaurants outside China  -  most popular chinese restaurant dishes
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Brendan Matthews and his family are at Dinesty's. )
Mia Stansby more: More: tVancouver SunIn in Richmond, we have female deer in Chinese restaurants in North America.
Some people say we have the best Chinese food in the world.
Unfortunately, however, 99.
Every month the diners are from Chinese society.
What's wrong with this photo?
Shouldn't we wake up and smell the dim sum?
Climax with Richmond Summer Night Market (
Started last weekend)
This is the weekend of Victoria Day, a great time to venture through the invisible shield of power into Richmond's vibrant Chinese food market.
Brendan Matthew and his family.
Wife and two daughters)
Part.
The proportion of white diners is 01.
They eat at Chinese restaurants several times a week for the same reason as the Chinese community: incredible value, delicious food and family time.
"It's not common to see another table of Caucasian people," said Mathews . ".
"Occasionally, you will see a Caucasian who married an Asian.
As for chain enterprises in the West
His favorite style restaurant
He is very confused about eating Chinese food.
"I won't go if they pay me.
The food is not cooked carefully;
"It seems that operators are not interested in moving forward," he said . ".
The better the Chinese restaurant operators (
Not necessarily the most expensive)
Frantically competing with fickle customers, chefs stand up with passion, pride and new dishes.
"If you are a person who loves food, you can identify high quality cooking with any idiom.
The Chinese chefs are proud of what they have done and do their best.
10 times the quality [
Than popular Western chain stores]. ”(
Food in the restaurant. )
He lived in Richmond for 20 years.
"We were a little silent for the first five years, and then we went back to see what people were eating.
We will have some food that we feel comfortable with and add something new each time.
"He has now become such a passionate fan, and he is one of the judges of the Chinese Restaurant Awards.
Stacey Chyau of Richmond Travel said that after 2000, the scene of Chinese restaurants in Richmond began to change.
Many Hong Kong immigrants moved back after 1997 without incident, but a new wave of wealthy, educated immigrants from mainland China began to arrive, creating demand for regional differences.
While most Chinese restaurants are still Cantonese, this trend is changing due to changing demand, she said.
About 65 of Richmond's population are Asian and 40 are Chinese.
As you drive through Golden Village, Richmond's central business district, the importance of food and family in the Chinese community is evident.
The activities of the restaurant are amazing.
Walked three blocks along Alexandra Road and three blocks along the Golden Village, as the restaurants in the three blocks were very dense, so it was affectionately called the food street.
There are also summer night markets, street food, stalls for sale.
There are also three food trucks, but when the seams of the city are destroyed,
The place where you eat is valued. who seems to need it?
But if you think so, the price of these three dining cars is the Japanese dining car located at 8740 Charles Street.
Located opposite the Canada Bridge Port station. (
Tenudanyaki sells Japanese fritters;
Shor Yumen sells ramen noodles and fumisen sells sushi cones. )
David Engen, fisherman's terrace manager, a long-term
In the pantheon of Richmond, the time is fixed, and he believes that Richmond's restaurants are better than Chinese restaurants, including Hong Kong.
"We care more about the health standards here.
This is the best in the world and the quality of the ingredients is very good, "he said.
Although we do not have seafood and meat from China, we do a better job in quality and creative cooking.
"It makes the chefs more creative and they keep developing the dishes.
Local people are very open to trying new things, he said.
Craig Stowe, founder and director of the China Restaurant Awards, said the Vancouver Metro must have the best Chinese food outside of China, and the quality of beef and pork is much better than that of China.
"Chefs are more creative about meat because their quality is much higher than that of China.
Traditional, a high
The Last Banquet in China was about fresh seafood, not pork and beef.
"Food is the most important thing for Chinese people," he said . "
"They spent a lot of money on eating.
Life is food. family-finance-
The future means education.
But they want food at a reasonable price.
"The main difference on China's food map is the north-south split.
Northerners eat rice and noodles, delicious food, dry and pickled food-reflecting the cold climate and the inability of the region to get fresh fish or ingredients all year round.
The South, including Cantonese, has every year access to fresh produce and seafood.
The dishes are more light and delicate, and are full of praise for the bright, fresh taste.
"The demand for freshness is very high," Stowe said . ".
"100 mile diet-that's the quality we're talking about.
They want fresh, alive, if possible.
Seasonal is the center.
"Because of the obsession with freshness and quality, and the focus on seafood, Cantonese cuisine is often the most expensive.
For the food writer, Chinese Restaurant Award judge Lee Man, Cantonese cuisine is not notable.
"There is no need to save or cover up.
It's really a matter of ingredients.
Chefs from abroad have accepted local ingredients such as Alaska king crab.
In the peak season, Sun sui Hua restaurant consumes 2,000 pounds per month)and geoduck.
Rice was once a staple in Cantonese cuisine, but it is no longer, Man said.
"Most people don't order rice anymore if you look around.
They want starch instead of rice.
He said the Chinese chefs in the famous restaurant are enthusiastic and competitive.
"Their recipes are very mysterious.
Because the executive chef was there to hide what he did, the employees who started showed up very early.
He knows a "very, very respected chef "(
In Shigang Garden)
For many years, he has been working to improve the soy sauce recipe for braised pork belly recipes.
"He started with a premium soy sauce and constantly revised it to make it better. ”Another chef (
At the harbor restaurant)
Work with squab farmers in Fraser Valley to grow poultry that meet his specifications.
Man added Taiwanese food to Richmond mix.
"This reflects the way Taiwanese eat.
Like the street snack menu and dumplings, it is more casual.
But there are more complicated things like Dinesty. It’s noodle-
Driving and leisure.
"Of course, there is a food court in every shopping center in Richmond.
Stowe believes that Richmond's food scene is a perfect storm, a local high-
High-quality ingredients, rich and educated Chinese immigrants, are demanding, and their demand for value is equal.
"Part of the reason they bought a second home in Vancouver was food and educational culture. That’s basic.
Not the house, not the weather.
"There are about 600 Chinese restaurants on the Vancouver Metro, of which Richmond and Vancouver have the most Chinese restaurants. “It’s amazing! ” Stowe says.
"The most important thing about Richmond restaurant is that it is of very high quality and value.
They want the best price and the fierce competition creates the perfect storm. ”At 8 p. m.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Richmond's traffic is very busy, Stowe said.
"Those who have large parking lots do a great job.
The reason why he jumped
The launch of the Chinese restaurant award changed the 99 Awards.
9% stat, bringing a wider community of diners to the best Chinese restaurants in the Vancouver area.
"When a restaurant received an award, the business grew by about 20, a large part of which came from the Caucasian community," he said . ".
If, as humans think, the Caucasian in Vancouver remain silent because driving across the bridge is a psychological barrier, he says there are great restaurants within walking distance of the Canadian line.
This is his marching order: from Aberdeen station, to the harbor, fisherman's terrace, and northern cuisine;
From lansdownne station, you can walk to the Emerald seafood store on Alexandra Road, Sun sui Hua (three-
Block of "Eat Street)
Great restaurant and Shanghai.
You will find Kirin seafood and the upper Sea River near brighhouse station.
Running a Chinese restaurant in Richmond is like swimming in a shark pool.
However, the situation is great for diners as this survival struggle is the reason for Richmond's delicious Chinese food and affordable food.
For diners, eating out a few times a week is affordable enough.
Restaurant operators must be as low as possible in price and provide high quality at price.
Recently, a number of major operators have established the Association of Chinese restaurants and cafes in order to better improve and market the industry.
One of the goals is to introduce more
As a first step, they would like to see all Chinese restaurants have both Chinese and English menus.
White diners, part of the reason why some big operators are starting to run Chinese people, also have liquor businesses.
David Zhang, owner of Emerald seafood and six directorsmonth-
The old Chinese restaurant and cafe Association said that until recently, customers also wanted to bring their own wine and they would go to another place if not allowed.
Chinese restaurants only charge a few dollars (
$6 to $10)in mark-up (
Compared with Mark 100,
Dinner in Western style).
But for the past six months, Richmond has been trying to educate the public and restaurant owners about liquor laws.
The inspectors have reached out to many of them, talked about fines and posted regulatory information on the doors to raise awareness.
Expectations of BYOB have changed, Chang said, "although some people still secretly allow it.
"Considering the cost of storage, glassware and services, liquor services are still not part of the commercial profit. His wine mark-
He says it's up 30 to 40 cents now.
"Most people score around 50.
"Some people only charge $10," he said . ".
"Mainland Chinese have no doubts about spending heavily on wine," said Lee Man, a Chinese restaurant award judge and food writer.
"Especially those from North China who drink more as part of their business.
They are learning wine, but they are putting money into it.
They want the best.
The Bamboo Grove restaurant in Richmond displays authentic French wine and authentic stemware.
Customers will come in and make menus around wine.
"The competition is very, very fierce," he often said, referring to running a Chinese restaurant business in Richmond. (
His hobby and passion is his restaurant.
His money came from the development of Dawa company. )
"If you don't give value, you won't succeed," he said . "
"You must have good quality, reasonable price, good service, good location, good parking and good atmosphere.
However, the most important thing if you find a niche is to provide value.
Then you can succeed. “It’s cut-
"Because of the meager profits," said the man . ".
Good value will squeeze profits.
"We give you 60 cents on the cost of food [
That means they spend 60 cents on food for every dollar],” Chang says.
He said better Chinese restaurants usually have lower profits due to customer demand for value.
"In order to get the best part, we will cut out 55 cents of vegetables.
The cheaper place will cost 95 cents.
"They will use a lot of oil and MSG and the taste may be OK, but then you will feel it in your stomach," he said . ".
He says seafood restaurants like him are the hardest to run.
"Live Seafood is the most popular as it is proof of freshness.
People can know when the fish died for a day.
They can know when the steamed fish was frozen or when it was a day old.
They know the food very well and will not tolerate anything that is not fresh.
The minimum wage has also increased and profits have been further reduced.
A good cook is the key to the business and the competition is so fierce that they have to be paid well.
"The chefs came with a team and it would be a hassle for me if I lost them.
"On the other hand, there is a huge demand for goods --
Great value restaurant.
"Chinese people like food. They often eat and talk about food.
They also entertain people in restaurants instead of cooking . "
Some of his customers have five times a week.
Man says chefs are the key to business.
"The owners paid a lot for them.
If they leave, they will take the recipe and the food will never taste the same.
They kept their recipes very secret. It’s so cut-
Throat, I heard the chef is sick and they will cook in another restaurant.
"He also heard that the staff went to work early to learn the chef's secret.
"They put the recipe on their chest," Man said . ".
Craig Stowe, director of the China Restaurant Awards, said: "One of the reasons why you can't see Chinese chefs is that shopkeepers are worried that their value will rise sharply and they can't pay.
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