PiDGiN Restaurant

The 38 Best Restaurants in Vancouver, Canada | Eater

"Pidgin seamlessly blends the bounty of the Pacific Northwest with French techniques and Asian influences. Although the place is perfect for bar snacks — the gochujang chicken wings are the best in the city — and genuinely thrilling for creative cocktails with ingredients such as toasted rice rum and gunpowder tea gomme, go with the prix fixe, which offers exceptional value with seven inventive mini courses for 105 Canadian dollars (about $73) per person. Whisky and sake fans will love the selection, and the wine list offers global gems too. Best for: Book the chef’s table, which gives you a front row seat to all the action." - Nikki Bayley

Vancouver's Thriving Zero-Proof Beverage Scene

"PiDGiN has been a pioneer in Vancouver's nonalcoholic movement since 2013, offering a mix of sparkling, zero-proof wine, nonalcoholic cocktails, and almost zero-proof beer." - Kevin Chau

Art and Food are on the Menu at PiDGiN

"PiDGiN is a restaurant in Vancouver that combines European techniques, Japanese flavors, and local Canadian ingredients to create unique dishes. It emphasizes food, art, and empathy, acknowledging the city’s history and looking forward to the future." - Michael He

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"If you think fancy-ish fine dining food can’t travel, then think again. Homing Pidgin is the three-course meal collection service from Pidgin in Hackney. The menu changes daily as in £25 a head. Book in advance here." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak

"There are many reasons why Vancouver is considered a culinary destination, and PiDGin certainly has something to do with that. Inside, stirring artwork from local artists, soft industrial lighting and wood banquettes set a city-chic tone.Chef Wesley Young has been running the show here for a handful of years, and his menu is distinctive. Playful, even irreverent, he is clearly having fun surprising diners with unusual combinations that not only work, but they wow. Signature dishes, like the Korean rice cakes cooked in an umami-rich gochujang "bolognese" with crunchy, spiced hazelnuts, make a nightly appearance. Other dishes include refreshing tuna tartare with nori puree and salty ikura, accompanied by taro root crisps." - Michelin Inspector