Menu from a Canadian Memphis restaurant (cities, place, photos)

[Average Fruit]

^^ Yes ranch is hardly used as a dipping sauce here. Plum sauce would've been a better choice.

and that butter tart does look um.... interesting. How do you get the flakey crust in a skillet?

[Natnasci]

I should also add, that over the last ten years, things like pulled pork and more US southern BBQ's offerings have popped up on a lot of menu's.

This place is a typical diner of the trendy type in my area..

East Vancouver 24 hour Diner

This place, while popular, is truly an old style diner…nothing fancy…

Helen's Grill :: 604 874 4413

[Natnasci]

Originally Posted by Mouldy Old Schmo

Is it unusual to find a bilingual menu in Quebec?

In Montreal? No, it's not unusual.

[Acajack]

Originally Posted by Mouldy Old Schmo

Is it unusual to find a bilingual menu in Quebec?

Anywhere even remotely touristy or well-travelled would likely have bilingual menus. Places that serve mostly local clienteles would be more likely to be unilingual.

[Acajack]

Originally Posted by Mouldy Old Schmo

Before Quebec began enforcing use of the French language, were there some restaurants that did not offer a French-language menu?

Yes, there were places like that.

[Mouldy Old Schmo]

I'd like to see a menu for a Chinese restaurant in Quebec.

[BIMBAM]

Originally Posted by Mouldy Old Schmo

I'd like to see a menu for a Chinese restaurant in Quebec.

You'll be disappointed, they're basically like Chinese restaurants you'd find elsewhere on the continent. My family has been going to Peking Garden/Jardin Pekin since my grandparents' moved to Quebec in 1965, and it's something of a tradition for us:

Carte/Menus

[weltschmerz]

Originally Posted by BIMBAM

You'll be disappointed, they're basically like Chinese restaurants you'd find elsewhere on the continent. My family has been going to Peking Garden/Jardin Pekin since my grandparents' moved to Quebec in 1965, and it's something of a tradition for us:

Carte/Menus

Mmmm. I like Peking Garden. I always get the Peking Special, with the shrimp toast and duck pancakes with hoisin sauce. Delicious.

[weltschmerz]

Originally Posted by Mouldy Old Schmo


Is it unusual to find a bilingual menu in
Quebec?

Not at all. Most menus have the English translation in smaller print.

[weltschmerz]

Originally Posted by Mouldy Old Schmo

I'd like to see a menu for a Chinese restaurant in Quebec.

Here you go.