Best Fast Food Restaurants in Surrey

"That is the signature menu item—the “Terimayo” dog—at JapaDog, Vancouver’s local purveyor of Japanese hot dogs. The street food sensation began in 2005 with a small cart on a downtown street corner and has since expanded to multiple stands, a mobile food truck and a dine-in restaurant on Robson Street (all are cash only except the restaurant). Good for a quick lunch, JapaDog is a must-try for sampling hot dogs topped with interesting ingredients like yaki noodles, kimchi, bonito flakes and sliced onion with plum sauce."

"Japadog first appeared in 2005, but it was really when Anthony Bourdain visited the Japanese fusion hot dog cart for the first episode of his fourth season of No Reservations, which aired in January 2008, that the cart took off. They've expanded to operated multiple carts and brick-and-mortars in Vancouver and Richmond, and they've added a lot to their menu, too (like fries, and ice cream "bun" sandwiches)."

"was sold on the streets of New York by a German immigrant, somewhere around the year 1870. However, Vancouver’s tastiest hot dog is neither German or American. Japadog is a hot dog business started in 2005 by a Japanese couple who have moved to Canada."

"Popina, a project backed by four all-star local chefs including Angus An, Robert Belcham, Hamid Salimian, and Joël Watanabe, is super popular for those visiting Granville Island. Serving up Whole Dungeness Crab, Whole East Coast Lobster, Seafood Trays, burgers, wine, and beer, patrons can also try Puffcream for the first time ever – it’s the world’s first soft serve cream puff. Address: 1691 Johnston Street, VancouverNeighbourhood: Granville Island Phone: +1-604-428-7518Facebook | Twitter | Instagram"

"On your next visit to Granville Island, take a stroll down Ferry Dock, watch the boats go by, and treat yourself to a delicious burger from Popina Canteen. Set right on the water’s edge, this popular and delightful eatery doesn’t just boast stunning views, but also an array of mouth-watering items all made from scratch. Try their 8oz Double Cheeseburger with a secret sauce, or opt for a Crispy Free Run Chicken Sandwich for a crunchy and juicy treat."

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"Haida sandwich is a chain fast food restaurant with branches in Toronto and Vancouver; it is a great place to grab a bite for dinner and lunch with your family; even if you can’t make it to the restaurant, you don’t need to worry because the food can be delivered to anywhere you like; you can also take your food out if you don’t feel like sitting in; Haida also respects people with different tastes meaning that it uses halal meat and produces halal food; it has a menu full of diverse foods which you can choose from and experience a delightful lunch or dinner along with your family. Name of the restaurant: Haida Sandwich. Phone number : +1 604-971-6021"

"Haida Sandwich, one of the best fast-foods in North Vancouver that is perfect for families, makes all the sandwiches fresh, and you will experience an exceptional taste there. It is bringing the best Iranian dishes into the market. What Does It Look Like?"

"A post shared by Terrence (@tmaythai) on Nov 7, 2018 at 8:12pm PST. SMAK fuels Vancouver with healthy fast food from its two locations (and there’s soon to be a third one on Howe Street). Smoothies, oatmeal, salads, hot bowls, soups, protein boxes, and a variety of other organic, vegetarian, dairy and gluten-free options are on the menu here."

"Another great choice when it comes to vegetarian and vegan breakfast in Vancouver is SMAK. There’s a vegan brekky bowl with avocados, mushrooms, tomatoes and hash and smoothie bowls like the Monkey Bowl."

"McDonald's est une des plus grandes chaine de restauration rapide au Canada. McDonald's vend principalement des burgers de bœuf,. McDonald's Value Picks Menu"

"Wendy’s is an American and international chain fast food restaurant which was first opened in 1969 by Dave Thomas 1969; at the end of 2018, wendy’s was the third-largest hamburger chain restaurant with more than 6700 branches after burger king and McDonald; in 2008, wendy’s was merged with tri arc companies, but their headquarters remained in the same place they were; also wendy’s was the first restaurant which introduced the exterior store. Wendy’s is mostly famous because of their square burgers, sea salt French fries, and their signature drink/dessert called frosty, soft-serve ice cream mixed with frozen starches. Photo By: Jordan Schroeder"

"Firs branch of this restaurant started working in 1969 in Columbus, Ohio. The main idea of pick up window restaurants belongs to Wendy’s and others adopted this idea for their own restaurants after 1970 when they opened their first window restaurant. After that they have became a very successful and famous restaurant and grow their business."

"At last, our final, spur of the moment location was a view of BC Place (Vancouver’s Whitecap’s Stadium). We walked around Vancouver and ended up overlooking a gorgeous nighttime view of the cityscape. Most of Day 2 was spent with our friends, taking photos and playing tourist throughout Vancouver."

"Take the bus from the café directly to Stanley Park for a bike ride (or walk) along the famous Seawall. I’m a huge fan of large city parks and Stanley Park is no exception. There’s so much to do inside the park itself that you could easily spend an entire day here. Don’t miss the First Nations totem poles, the Hollow Tree, Brockton Point Lighthouse, and the breathtaking views from Prospect Point."

"Beginning just two blocks from our hotel, this famous waterfront walking and cycling path winds 28km around the downtown peninsula, following the shoreline of False Creek and English Bay all the way to Kitsilano. Popular with fitness buffs and sightseers alike, a stroll along the seawall is one of the best ways to take in the city’s scenery."

"One of the best views of Vancouver can be found right here in Stanley Park. The Vancouver Sea Wall boasts incredible views of the North Shore and Vancouver Harbour and Burrard Inlet. This is one of the best pedestrian and bike trails to take through the park as many of the main sights and attractions are located along the way."

"With just a block separating the two, they can be viewed as one wonderful space that creates a thriving neighbourhood feel between Oak and Cambie. This is another place to work your endorfins, accessing the Heather Park’s tennis courts, or playing soccer or baseball or jogging the perimeter path at Douglas Park. A new wood-feature playground including a playhouse and tree platform at Douglas Park only adds to the appeal of this area."

"The Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia is a must-see for anyone who wants to learn more about native peoples of the world, including British Columbia’s Northcoast Indians who are known as First Nations. Founded in 1949, the museum houses 38,000 ethnological items and more than 500,000 archaeological objects. Wonderful examples of huge totem poles, used by Northcoast natives to tell stories, can be found here as well as implements used by all indigenous peoples in their daily lives."

"The Museum of Anthropology is home to the world’s largest collection of works by acclaimed Haida artist Bill Reid, including his famous cedar sculpture, The Raven and the First Men. The museum allows you to explore traditional and contemporary art from Northwest Coast First Nations and other cultures across the world, including magnificent carvings, weavings and contemporary art. Explore the Museum’s Multiversity Galleries where more than 10,000 objects from across the globe are on show."

"But with courses going online and very few students staying in residence, there’s never been a quieter time to stroll the grounds of this world-class university. Parking is even easier with the main competition reduced to sun worshippers heading to Wreck Beach. There are more squirrels than students traversing the grassy areas off the principal pedestrian arteries, East Mall, Main Mall and West Mall so it’s safe to wander without feeling too old."

"Gastown, named after 'Gassy' Jack Deighton - a Yorkshire seaman, steamboat captain and barman who opened the area's first saloon in 1867 - Gastown is where Vancouver began. A self-guided walk will reveal the area's colourful history."

"The Olympic Village was built in 2010 and is considered one of the greenest communities in the world. Located in False Creek, this is a great area to explore on foot, with plenty of benches, cute cafes and restaurants, and green spaces to keep you occupied for at least an hour or two."

"$$$ | Gold List 2018 Readers' Choice Awards 2017, 2018, 2019. Locals were awed when they walked through Rosewood Hotel Georgia’s doors when it reopened in 2011 after a renovation that, among other things, expanded the size of the existing rooms and reduced the number of available suites from 313 to 156. This was a careful, tasteful transformation; the grandeur and history of the hotel was clearly respected, allowing the Georgia to once again assume its place as one of the finest Vancouver hotels."

"Across the street from the Vancouver Art Gallery, this hotel is a 5-minute walk from the Robson Street Shopping District. It offers an indoor saltwater lap pool, a spa and 24-hour room service. The rooms at the Rosewood Hotel Georgia include a flat-screen TV."

"Art Deco luxury soaked in a glamorous history with some of Canada’s finest dining and cocktails. From its grand marble staircases to extensive all-Canadian art collection there’s a satisfying sense of luxury at every turn."