Food Forgery

First Meeting! at Shibuya Nuts Japanese/Korean tapas restaurant

Tofu Salad

Beef short ribs

Grumpy Prok Bibimbap

This was the first meeting of the Food Forgery mini club We ordered an assortment of items including their renowned Grumpy Pork Bibimbap, sukiyaki hotpot, curry pork tonkatstu, mozzarella takoyaki, beef short ribs,tofu salad and more yummmm! Dinner came to a moderate $15 per person including tax and tip with great service! I can’t wait for our next meeting on Saturday where we will be making our own version of the grumpy pork bibimbap
For personal reference, the restaurant is Shibuya Nuts located at 774 Denman street right off of Robson if you would like to partake in it’s delicious tapas as well

Leader: Jennifer (Jen)

Time and Frequency: 1 Friday evening/month for cooking and 1 for dining out

Cost: Eating out will be between $10-$15 and cooking will hopefully be below 10$ depending on what we make.

Concept: Recreate your favourite restaurant dishes in your own kitchen!!

Intro:

Hi Foodies!  My name is Jen and I’m a second year transfer student in commerce at the Sauder School of Business.  I love eating out and trying different cuisines but my favourites are Japanese and Korean.  I recently started cooking, and I love experimenting and making up my own variations on everyday dishes.  I wanted to start this club because even though I love eating out, I know it gets expensive.  This way, you can learn to make all the great dishes you enjoy in restaurants at home!  In Food Forgery we will be visiting a variety of restaurants around Vancouver and alternating meetings between eating out and making a simple version of that restaurant’s signature dish.  Hopefully you will have a lot of fun, make some great food and maybe even find a new favourite place to eat .  I am still deciding on venues and would love any input you have, and we can decide as a group what signature dish we will be making each week.

Possible venues so far:

Japanese tapas – Suika/Shibuya-Nuts/Guu

Japanese/Korean BBQ – Gyu kaku

French – Twisted Fork on Granville