Donair Spot

I had the pleasure of dining at [Restaurant Donair spot ] recently, and I cannot recommend it enough! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, with a modern yet coz

Edit: WRT the owner’s response I found it to be pretty defensive. There is an ego at play here saying “if you don’t like don’t buy” is a pretty rhetorical point to make since already indicated I likely won’t be back the next time I’m craving the familiar taste of Donair. I also did not say the basmati rice was bad, I was simply just saying that it wasn’t what the palate was anticipating. An appropriate response would have been “thanks for your feedback, and we will take it into consideration as we continue to receive feedback on our service offerings” without the need to commit to anything since I’m just one customer and not the owner who gets to exercise their own prerogative. Some more growth and maturity is required on the part of the ownership. —- The visit (original post): Service was polite. Food was a bit disappointing. The rice used was basmati and it had the fragrance of indian food, which while nice was a departure from what this food should taste like. All platters are $17.95 and most other places charging this price would follow your container to the brim. I found the portions here quite stingyyz would also help to have feta on the salad and turnips available. I enjoyed my food well enough. The sauce was also great (“as expected”) but something about it just felt really underwhelming for the money I am parting with. Probably won’t be back the next time I’m craving donair. They also have violated the single use plastics ban that has been around for over a year (since December 2023), in terms of the cutlery. The take out containers are made from compostable corn starch, however, these were also banned starting July 2024. A quick chat with the BC OPI on this file confirmed that indeed these packagings and cutlery are no longer permitted in BC as of the dates stated. The owner’s response is that they are approved all over Canada. Apparently, owner you don’t understand that while federal laws supersede, more specific provincial laws can also apply if they carry more nuance. The federal statutes set a baseline. Ownership Needs a lesson in Canada’s constitutional fabric and history. All violations can be reported any time to plastics@gov.bc.ca with the name and address of the business and photos to substantiate the claim.

This donair spot didn't tasty and yummy alike another donairs, it sounds like i cook everything at home and I never cook tasty food