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Mak N Ming

Mak N Ming

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4.5 Google Review
1629 Yew St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6K 3E6, Canada
(604) 737-1155 www.maknming.com
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Mar 7, 2019
Fantastic evening ! The restaurant is intimate and small. The food was spectacular. Very attentive service. I had a really nice evening here.

Jan 30, 2019
We tried it for the first time during dine out. The presentation and atmosphere were quite nice, but we both found that the food was just okay - it wasn't very tasty. The three courses included wings, pork belly, and a dessert. With wings, I think you can go two directions: pub style delicious and sloppy, or impeccably prepared and finely seasoned. They were somewhere in between, not bad, but not memorable. I felt the same way about the pork belly - not bad, but not great. The desserts were delicious though, so it ended on a high note. Overall it was just okay, but considering the price that's pretty disappointing.

Dec 16, 2018
Chef's tasting menu was innovative and quite wonderful in both presentation and taste. Staff were lovely and I liked the minimalist decor. The only (very minor) complaint I have is that the draft from the front door kept hitting me right in the back...maybe thicker curtains would help.

Apr 4, 2019
It was simply one of the best meal. Everything goes well together. This reminds me of Frank in Vesteras, Sweden.

Dec 18, 2018
Pretty cool place for an interesting meal. The service is great and the wine list is very well curated. It's a small space but very nicely designed although a little cold inside. More than one person was wearing their coat inside. For me though, the food didn't quite deliver. More so than price vs quality. I didn't consider the food to be bad, just average. The format they have with their tasting menu felt a little forced, not very creative and kind of strange. One of the courses was a cracker with brie... I think they still need to find their voice as chefs because the meal was not very cohesive and didn't quite tell a story at all. The dessert was very good and I think that maybe their brunch may be better than their dinner tasting menu. I would give it another shot down the road as I do think they have skills. Just at this time, for us the food fell short.

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