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Showing posts with label Indian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian. Show all posts
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Indian X Chinese = Green Lettuce
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| We've been to Green Lettuce several times now, at least three times for dinner a couple of times for lunch in the past 6 months, and it has become one of our most frequented restaurants in Vancouver. It's not the most easily accessible restaurant for us on an given day as it is located at Kingsway and Victoria Drive but every time we have wanted to come here the drive has not impeded our desire in any way. Their other location is in Surrey and none of us have ever been there. This unique restaurant stands out because it serves Chinese dishes infused with Indian spices; in fact, it was the first fusion restaurant of its kind in the Lower Mainland. Since its opening, several other Chinese/Indian fusion restaurants have popped up, mostly in Surrey, but Green Lettuce still holds its own very well against its competition. The best part about this place is that the cooks and the servers have spent time in India and China and hence the food here is an interesting authentic mix. Heck they are able to fluently converse in Chinese or Hindi or Urdu! Just try them! The next best part about this place is that Nabs can eat almost every dish on the menu (Halal), whereas other places we are always on the hunt for Nabs-friendly dishes. |  贵宾阁 – VIP Club? AKA Green Lettuce |
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