🇨🇦 Victoria Nanaimo 4⃣ What did you eat?

1️⃣ Victoria Pocha I’m a total fan of Korean food and have tried tons of places—but the pork elbow here might just be the best I’ve ever had! 🍖 It’s way better than the Korean spots in Coquitlam’s K-Town. So good I can’t stop raving about it—definitely a must-try if you love hearty, flavorful Korean dishes! 👍👍👍 2️⃣ Kuma Noodle Japan It’s near the University of Victoria, and they say it’s like a “student cafeteria” for locals 😆 Technically, it’s a ramen shop, but their donburi (rice bowls) are unbeatable—easily the best donburi I’ve ever had, even better than their ramen! The owner is a sweet Japanese grandma 👵 Her English is basic, but simple conversations work—if you want to chat more, you might need a translator (or to speak Japanese!). 3️⃣ Lighthouse Bistro & Pub (Nanaimo) We came here for oysters—originally wanted to dig our own, but we were short on time and had no tools, so a restaurant oyster feast it was! 🦪 The oysters are a bit pricey at $3.99 each, but we also ordered fried chicken, mussels, and cod tacos. The mussels and cod tacos were great—we polished those off quickly! 😋 4️⃣ Uni Modern Japanese Restaurant We popped in when we were starving, so we didn’t even take photos 🥲 We ordered sushi, pineapple beef skewers, and wontons. The sushi was just okay—the rice was super loose, so it fell apart when we tried to pick it up, though the fish was fresh. The pineapple beef skewers were nothing special either, but the wontons were decent. It’s edible, but we won’t be going back 😬 We also snacked on some snacks and fast food we brought from Vancouver—gotta have those familiar bites too! 🥤 #Canada #CanadaLife #Vancouver #VancouverIsland #Victoria #VictoriaFood #VancouverSurroundings #Nanaimo #NanaimoGuide #Richmond