Mishmish

I liked the look of the exterior design of Mishmish when we drove past and wanted to try the baked goods. We ordered the Salmon Board and with fluffy pita instead of bagel. I ordered the Fattouch Salad with bagel. I'm not usually a bagel person because all other bagels I tried were typically dry and tough. But not the Mishmish bagel(!) It came warm, soft inside(!!!), and crispy crunchy outside. I don't usually like sesame seeds either, but the crispy sesame seeds were great. The bagel was so good I couldn't stop eating it. If the bagels were made of whole wheat (I prefer whole grain for the fibre value) I would serious stock some in my freezer. My partner really enjoyed the hot honey labneh but didn't touch the pickled cucumbers as should have suggested substituting cucumber slices. Presentation wise, we were surprised by the starkness of the tin plates that the 'boards' were served on – we had expected wooden boards. The metal plates took away from the enjoyment. Having previously tried delicious muhammara at the Raven Room in Whistler, I really wanted to taste that again here, but found out that the Mishmish version contains garlic. I wasn't willing to risk an adverse reaction so I didn't. I want to come back for more soft bagels, and try the fluffy pita. I am also very curious about the Crispy Kataifi Nest. Google tells me that they don't usually required eggs in the recipe. If so, I should be able to taste that. Next time!

A very cozy place for breakfast, minimal interior design with lots of sunlight coming in making the place vibrant! Food was great especially the Kaak bagel, and variety of yummy dips! Would definitely come back for the high quality food, quick service and clean place. We were 4 people with moderate appetite looking for a light breakfast, order was shared between us.

This is our second time at this place. We ordered smoked salmon board and halloumi board with bagel and two teas. While we were ordering the lady who was helping us was interrupted and distracted several times. The food is ok not great but not horrible. The smoked salmon and halloumi was tasty but not made by them. The bagel is good but shouldn’t be called that because it’s nothing like a bagel. The black tea was flavourless just like the Moroccan tea. We didn’t try any of the sweets because it didn’t look appetizing. The cost was $43.47 and definitely not worth that price. Not a place I would crave or go back to.

The platters are lovely! I tried the halloumi one and everything was great. The hummus especially tasted super fresh like I could taste the chickpea flavour. The bagel was soft and halloumi perfectly grilled. The cucumber balanced out some of the saltiness from the halloumi. The dessert was also great very light not too sweet and super crunchy

I’m totally obsessed with this place now!! I love the Jerusalem bagels—perfectly crispy on the outside, but soft & warm on the inside. You can have them as a sammie or with your choice of dips: hummus, labneh, zaatar, hot honey…. The space is quite large and bright, and there’s outdoor seating as well. Great addition to the Fraserhood!

I got the salmon board with a bagel and a lemon taza. My mom just got a bagel with the same dip and a baklava cream top drink. I loved the bagel, it was very delicious, my mom also loved the bagel and dip. The harissa hot honey dip was good but I would prefer it to be spicier! The lemon taza was good, not overly sweet and lemony. Everything went well together, the pickled cucumber and onion. Would have been nicer to have a little bit more smoked salmon but the obvious star is the bagel. The staff are friendly and everyone looks cool as well. It was not busy on a weekday and there seating. I like the high ceilings, makes the space more open! Food came out pretty quick. Next time I have to try the pita and the baked goods as it looks good!

Been meaning to come here since it opened but assumed it was just another coffee shop, it’s much more than that. Yes you can get your late and your iced coffee but also these incredibly unique door offerings. We had these long bagels with the dips (garlic herb for me, Nutella for little miss) and they were scrumptious but we’ll have to come back for the Mexican puddings and incredible looking patties.

I’ve only ordered takeaway or Uber Eats and haven’t eaten in, but their bread and sandwiches are so good. I love the egg sandwich on their sesame bread and their pita as well. I’m also a big fan of their spicy zhug, which I get every time and wish they sold in a bigger bottle. Overall, I love this place and really hope they open a location in North Vancouver.