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Jessica Tang Eating Edmonton: Cafe Mosaics
Though Whyte Ave is known for its variety of amazing non-vegan restaurants, there are still quite a few hidden vegan…
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Eating Edmonton: Syphay Restaurant
There is a preconceived notion about how spicy Thai cuisine is. Even a single mention of Thai food would conjure…
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Eating Edmonton: Clever Rabbit
Most Eating Edmonton article writers tend to review restaurants that they’ve never been to. I’ve always wanted to write an…
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Eating Edmonton: Lotus Café and Gallery
Edmonton has no shortage of delicious international food options available, as well as some questionable fusion attempts. While everyone knows…
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Eating Edmonton: Noorish
I’m not vegan. At most, I’m a pescetarian. I don’t have a particular disdain for the taste of meat and…
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Eating Edmonton: Sugarbowl Café
My friend Téa and I have had a list of restaurants to go to for about a year now. Considering…
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Eating Edmonton: The Buckingham
I wasn’t very keen on going to The Buckingham for dinner. I was under the impression that it was just…
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Eating Edmonton: Central Social Hall
I waddled over to the fridge one cold, Sunday afternoon and couldn’t find anything in there to satisfy my hunger…
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Eating Edmonton: Thai Valley Grill
Hidden in the Whitemud Crossings between a family Chinese restaurant and the Edmonton Public Library is a Thai food establishment…
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Eating Edmonton: Sugarbowl 2.0
An online search for a quirky Edmonton restaurant led me to the door of The Sugarbowl, a small restaurant that…
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