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La Bocca
4232 Village Stroll, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4 · 604-932-2112
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WHISTLER VILLAGE. The first thing you'll notice about La Bocca's décor is the walls, the most unique and creatively painted walls in town. Accented with vibrant red and yellow booths, the overall effect is absolutely charming and funky. The menu is similarly eclectic, drawing inspiration from the fresh produce of the region and international cooking styles. You'll have plenty of choice, regardless of what you're craving! Among the starters is a fine salad of grilled salmon on mixed greens, Thai style calamari with lemongrass and garlic, and Savoyard fondue (along with chicken wings and nachos). Main courses follow the global lead: Szechwan beef, seafood linguine, pfeffer schnitzel, or pan-seared duck breast with caramelized garlic and blueberry-port reduction.
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Mongolie Grill
201 - 4295 Blackcomb Wy, Holiday Inn SunSpree Resort, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4 · 604-938-9416
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WHISTLER VILLAGE. Featuring an attractive buffet of fresh meats, seafood and vegetable stir-frys, the ever popular Mongolie Grill is guaranteed to satisfy. Grab a bowl, pick your favorite items from the buffet and marvel as the energetic chefs prepare it for you. The friendly owners and waitstaff go the extra mile to make sure that the dining experience is not only pleasurable but also fun. Save room for the house specialties – Mongolie Wraps with special sauces. Reservations are not accepted.
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Sachi Sushi
4359 Main St, Summit Lodge, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4 · 604-935-5649
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WHISTLER VILLAGE. Yes, sushi is hip these days, which may be a plus or a minus in your book, depending on the kind of dinging experience you prefer. If you like to savor your sushi in relative peace, then Sachi is the place to go. Having worked with Sushi Village for years, the owners have the experience to be successful, but present a much more relaxing ambience with this endeavor. Needless to say, fish and seafood are of the highest caliber, preparation is exacting and presentation is attractive.
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Sushi Village
4272 Mountain Sq, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4 · 604-932-3330
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WHISTLER VILLAGE. Craving sushi after a day on the slopes? Sushi Village serves up impeccably fresh sashimi, sushi, maki platters and tofu. If you are looking for something a bit more substantial try their hearty noodle soups or teriyaki dishes. If you want an authentic dining experience, ask to eat in one of the semi-private tatami rooms, or at the sushi bar. Smart-casual attire. Reservations accepted for groups.
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Sushi Ya
4370 Lorimer Rd, Whistler, BC V6T · 604-905-0155
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WHISTLER VILLAGE. The setting may leave something to be desired, but for fish this good you can overlook that. Sushi is the specialty, but non-fans can relax because there's a wide selection of other options, from tempura veggies to teriyaki beef. Vegetarians will be pleased as well.
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WHISTLER VILLAGE. Most of the restaurants in Whistler specialize in Canadian, American or European fare – most of it is wonderful, but you may find yourself yearning for something with a little more kick. That's when it's time to head over to Tandoori Grill. Start with onion bhaji, a pakoras or vegetable samosas, and enjoy something from the list of imported beers and wines. Selecting a main course may prove difficult – yogurt and spice marinated tandoori meats are always moist, flavorful and tender, but there are plenty of alternatives. Chicken and vegetarian dishes shine, and there are both spicy hot and mellow options. Part of the small Vancouver chain of the same name.
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Teppan Village
4291 Mountain Sq, Delta Whistler Resort, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4 · 604-932-2223
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WHISTLER VILLAGE. This Teppanyaki-style steakhouse, located at the Delta Whistler Resort, offers a great dining alternative in the Whistler area, especially for those who are looking to add a little "spice" to their evenings. Teppan's skilled chefs prepare some of the best food in town – all the while entertaining the crowd with their campy humor. Enjoy a wide range of traditional favorites, from Pacific salmon and tiger prawns to lobster tail and teriyaki chicken. If sushi is on your mind, here you'll find some of the best in town. Reservations are suggested for large groups.
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Thai One On
4557 Blackcomb Wy, Le Chamois, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4 · 604-932-4822
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WHISTLER VILLAGE. A local favorite that features Thai food in all its colorful piquancy! Not every dish is spicy hot, but everything is highly flavored with some or all of the traditional Thai herbs and spices: cilantro, lemongrass, chilies, ginger, kaffir lime leaves, coconut and peanuts. The menu offers not the usual one, but five different pad thais, plus a variety of red, green and yellow curries, most of which are available as chicken, fish, beef, seafood or vegetarian dishes.
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Zen Sushi
2202 Gondola Wy, Whistler, BC V0N1B2 · 604-932-3667
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CREEKSIDE. The Creekside area is growing by leaps and bounds, and will undoubtedly continue to in the lead-up to the 2010 Winter Olympics. Zen Sushi's original location in Vancouver has been quite successful over the years, so it should come as no surprise that the formula works so well in Whistler. The restaurant's sleek, clean lines perfectly complement the food. Sushi and sashimi are certainly the specialty, but tempura and robata-grilled meats, seafood and vegetables are wonderful as well.
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