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Bin4burger Lounge As we spent a lot of time at the Vancouver Aquarium, it was around 3 o'clock when we arrived at the bin4burger lounge. That was a hamburger restaurant that seems to be casually dropped in. My sister had checked the menu in advance and chose this restaurant as we could eat something like Canadian dishes. It might have been because of the time of day, the restaurant was not so crowded and we could enjoy our meal. But ordering in English was a little bit difficult for us. We needed to choose each cuisine from appetizer to dessert. Sometimes the waitress recommended something and sometimes she explained about the cuisine. But we couldn't understand what she said, so we had to ask her to say it again. I'm not sure that our understanding was correct or not even now. Still, we managed to finish the order and get it to the meal. Everything was delicious, but the amount of food was too much. It was just enough to eat one serving for two people. I drank three cups of coffee, so my stomach might have been full and we left half of the Hamberger and the dessert cake and asked the waitress to put fried potatoes in a box for taking out. I remember reading somewhere, that in Canada, coffee is free but water is paid. I wonder if it was so in this store too?

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Bin4burger Lounge

As we spent a lot of time at the Vancouver Aquarium, it was around 3 o'clock when we arrived at the bin4burger lounge. That was It is a hamburger restaurant that seems to be we casually dropped into. My sister had checked the menu in advance and chose this restaurant as because we could eat something like Canadian dishes.

It might have been because of the time of day, but the restaurant was not so crowded and we could enjoy our meal.
But Ordering in English was a little bit difficult for us. We needed to choose each cuisine dish from appetizers to dessert. Sometimes the waitress recommended something and sometimes she explained about the cuisine dishes, but we couldn't understand what she was saying, so we had to ask her to say it again. Even now I'm not sure that our we understood was correctly or not even now. Still, we managed to finish the order and get it to the meal. Everything was delicious, but the amount of food was too much. It was just enough to eat One serving would have been enough food for two people. I drank three cups of coffee, so my stomach might have been full and we left half of the hamburger and the dessert cake and asked the waitress to put the fried potatoes in a box for to take out with us.

I remember reading somewhere, that in Canada, coffee is free but water is paid not. I wonder if it was so in this store too?
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Nice photo, and such a typical Canadian meal haha... I'm enjoying reading about your trip to Vancouver. It gives me a different perspective on the challenges others might face in my home town.

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