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The dining in Vancouver was fabulous. Upon our arrival, we were rather hungry,
having had only airline peanuts since breakfast. So, after a brief rest and clean-
up time in the hotel, we went out to find food.
A block from the hotel, we ran in to Fortune King, and, being too hungry to care whether it was a good place or not, went in. Here's a view from our table in Fortune King. Many restaurants downtown are on the second floor or in the basement, to make room for other types of shops on street level. |
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We had Japanese food one day. The women had to try the sushi, while I had udon noodle soup. |
| Another night, Wanda and I left the girls to their own devices while we went with a group of indexers to an Italian restaurant. |  Cafe de Medici |
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| We ate informally on occasion, too. The food court in Granville mall, the
steamed burrito place, and the bread shop, although fast-food joints, were also
good culinary experiences.
There really does appear to be a Starbuck's on every corner. We laughed approvingly when we spotted a Moonpenny's. Sadly for Sallie, it seems that in the past year, she overindulged in coffee and developed a sensitivity to caffeine. Coffee doesn't really interest the rest of us. |
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