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  1. Song

    Thai

    Eat 81
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    A casual Thai restaurant on East Broadway where the green curry beef shank reportedly stops conversations cold. Song holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand and Vancouver Magazine's gold for best Thai, and the room feels built for lingering over pomelo salad and lemongrass wings with a group that shows up hungry. The menu runs deeper than the familiar standards, though the pad Thai earns its place on the table without apology.

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    • Green curry beef shank

      ““The green curry beef shank is one of the deepest and most satisfying curries I’ve had at a Thai restaurant,” raved one judge.”

      Vancouver Magazine, 2026

    • Pomelo salad

      “And don’t even think about skipping the pomelo salad—it’s on our “25 Things to Eat in 2025” list for good reason”

      Vancouver Magazine, 2026

    • Lemongrass wings

      “The lemongrass wings are a special surprise.”

      Michelin Guide

    • Pad thai

      “Pad Thai may seem like an obligatory order, but this savory version vies for best in class.”

      Michelin Guide
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