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Jessica Tang Eating Edmonton: Crumbl Cookies
I’d like to make it clear that I am not a huge fan of cookies. When it comes to baked…
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Eating Edmonton: Top 5 Indian restaurants
Edmonton is a city of great cultural diversity because of the emergence of multiple authentic restaurants. As someone who just…
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Eating Edmonton: Fuwa Fuwa
On a warm Saturday morning, my friend and I decided we wanted to go out for bubble tea. Seeing that…
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Eating Edmonton: Flat Boy Burgers
If you were to drop a small radius around the university, there would be no short supply of restaurants, coffee…
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Eating Edmonton: Xing Fu Tang
Xing Fu Tang is a fresh boba cafe with three locations in Edmonton and many more across Canada. With dozens…
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Eating Edmonton: Sorrentino’s Italian Restaurant
Every September, my family and I always celebrate the start of a new school year by having dinner at a…
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Eating Edmonton: Baekjeong Korean BBQ House
Growing up as a child, whenever I used to visit my grandparents in Toronto, they would always bring us to…
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Eating Edmonton: Fumaca Brazilian Steakhouse
One of the benefits of living in Edmonton is having access to so many different cuisines. If you want Chinese…
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Eating Edmonton: La Bosco Bakery & Cafe
Located just behind the iconic Seoul Fried Chicken on 104 Street, La Bosco Bakery & Cafe is the latest addition…
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Eating Edmonton: Chartier
Alexander Cheung Chartier. To be honest I have no idea what that means in French, but what I do know…
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