Best Fast Food Restaurants in West Vancouver

"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)."

"If you’ve bee to Vancouver, but you haven’t had Japadog, you’re missing out!. This Japanese spin on a regular hot dog stand cannot be overlooked. So many different hot dogs to choose from, from a classic pork or beef hot dog with ketchup, a salmon base sausage pile with noodles, or a vegetarian sausage with seaweed."

"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"

"Speaking of crazy ice cream creations, it’s hard to overlook the ‘Puffcream’ at Popina. If you think about it, it’s simply a hilariously overfilled cream puff with some added toppings, but dang if it doesn’t look delicious and taste the part!. We think this is a great option for a sweet treat while you’re waltzing around Granville Island, so make sure to try it out yourself."

"A post shared by Popinavancouver (@popinavancouver) on Jul 26, 2019 at 5:00pm PDT. Ever wonder where the world’s first-ever Puffcream dessert was offered?. Look no further than Granville Island’s popular shipping container eatery, Popina."

"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"

"If you’re a resident of north Vancouver or you’re having a visit to north Vancouver or you’re looking for a great place to have a high quality fast food dinner, then haida sandwich is the place to go. Haida is one of the best fast food restaurants of north Vancouver; haida has a diverse menu with various foods from appetizers to pizzas, sandwiches and desserts; you can sit in and have your food or you can order from home and have it delivered to you or you can order and take it out; haida also has some special offers like with getting an appetizer or dessert, you will get another free appetizer or dessert. Name of the restaurant : Haida Sandwich"

"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."

"The dairy queen first started its establishment in 1938 in Illinois; it was a father and son partnership which they contacted one of their friends and customers to introduce their new dessert, which was a soft frozen dairy product, and in the trial sale, it made a great success with selling more than 1500. after that and the time of world war 2, the franchise started expanding that after the war, there were 100 dairy queen stores, and it grew to more than 1440 stores in 1950 and is still expanding and has become one of the largest franchises all around the world; the dairy queen is the place for any kind of people from kids sports teams to families and business people who want to have a great food an lunch. Dairy queen serves different kinds of meals such as chicken strips and burgers and snacks; it also has an item called treats, which are signature made drinks and desserts and cone ice creams and sundaes; they also have shakes and smoothies, which are also a signature of the restaurant."

"Lined with logs for the sun spectators, this is the place to reflect on the day and take a few photos of some of the most vibrant sunsets you’ll probably ever see in your life. Sunset Beach Park is also home to an interesting art piece called Engagement, a 30 foot sculpture of two wedding rings. These were created by world famous artist Dennis Oppenheim, as part of the Vancouver Biennale."

"Sunset Beach is a popular destination, especially in the summer, but the green space behind the beach is equally as popular with locals looking for a place to play a game of soccer, meet friends and soak up the sunshine. Grab a drink from the concession stand and spread out on the grass - on a very hot day you might see someone bringing a slip N slide for everyone to slide down the hill."

"Sunset Beach Park does not put its name to shame, and the stunning sunsets you’ll see here while chatting with a friend over a few bites or brews will be worth the wait. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Kritsada Akkhapracha (@fedexfc)"

"Not many Robson-Street restaurants boast a full-sized patio, but Red Robin has that, bottomless fries, mouthwatering burgers and cheekily named cocktails like the Freckled Lemonade (vodka, lemonade and strawberries) and Sand in Your Shorts (vodka, melon liqueur and peach schnapps mixed with cranberry and orange juices). 803 Thurlow St., redrobincanada.com"

"Green Leaf Cafe is known for their aburi sushi, but OMG 😱, did you know they have deep fried sushi rolls?. – 📷: "OMG" @greenleafcafeburnaby The spicy OMG is a deep tempura fried roll with prawn and salmon, crabmeat, and avocado, served with soy glaze and drizzled with wasabi sauce."

"Green Leaf is known for their aburi sushi, but they also have oshi sushi. The food here is delicious, and it’s not too far from the airport – perfect if you’re doing a quick layover in Vancouver!. LOCATION: 3416 W Broadway, Vancouver, BC"

"Novo Pizzeria focuses on rustic Italian food, with it's star dish being their Neapolitan style pizza. These pizzas are cooked at a high temperature of 900 degrees in their wood burning oven; the thin crust cooks to perfection, while maintaining the integrity of the delicious toppings. If you're not in the mood for pizza, there are many other comforting items to order."

"This hidden Kitsilano gem has some amazing wood-fired pizza. And now you can enjoy it at home!. Plus you can order a bottle of wine or two to enjoy alongside your tasty pie."

"No list of Vancouver's best beaches would be complete without the legendary Kitsilano Beach, better known as "Kits Beach." Located just across from downtown Vancouver via the Burrard Street Bridge, Kits Beach embodies everything that the neighborhood of Kitsilano has to offer: an outdoorsy hub of activity that is equal parts trendy and unpretentious. During the dog days of summer, Kitsilano Beach is the place to see and be seen. There's lots to do, from swimming laps in the outdoor saltwater pool to playing tennis, basketball, or beach volleyball."

"Located around the corner from the Museum of Vancouver, Kitsilano Beach is one of Vancouver’s most popular beaches. Walk from Kitsilano Beach to Vanier Park to enjoy the greenery and skyline views. If you search enough, you’ll be able to find the Kitsilano Beach Swing (we couldn’t find it), and you can feel like you’re in Hawaii."

"The sandy shoreline of Kitsilano Beach defines the laid-back, fun-loving Vancouver lifestyle. It's a place locals hang out with friends or take a dip in the outdoor heated seawater swimming pool. The wide beach here is popular with sun bathers in the summer."

"Lined with logs for the sun spectators, this is the place to reflect on the day and take a few photos of some of the most vibrant sunsets you’ll probably ever see in your life. Sunset Beach Park is also home to an interesting art piece called Engagement, a 30 foot sculpture of two wedding rings. These were created by world famous artist Dennis Oppenheim, as part of the Vancouver Biennale."

"Sunset Beach is a popular destination, especially in the summer, but the green space behind the beach is equally as popular with locals looking for a place to play a game of soccer, meet friends and soak up the sunshine. Grab a drink from the concession stand and spread out on the grass - on a very hot day you might see someone bringing a slip N slide for everyone to slide down the hill."

"Sunset Beach Park does not put its name to shame, and the stunning sunsets you’ll see here while chatting with a friend over a few bites or brews will be worth the wait. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Kritsada Akkhapracha (@fedexfc)"