Canadians Try Canadian Food in Hong Kong (ft. Joyce Cheng 鄭欣宜)
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- Canadians Try Canadian Food in Hong Kong (ft. Joyce Cheng 鄭欣宜)
Today Joyce and I are seeing if Hong Kong can do our Canadian poutine justice! We're also covering topics such as; the difficulties of growing up in a Chinese household in Canada, getting through dark times, and the things we love/miss about our hometowns.
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If you're reading this, please leave a comment saying what you think Canadian food is?🤔
Thanks for watching! ❤
I love how Taylor just sits there and let’s her tell her little stories. She just sits there and really gives this understanding aura. I’d really like a friend like Taylor.
Black shadow be a friend like her yourself
TheENofficial: that’s okay you’ll find a really good friend soon. Sometimes it’s better to have no friends then the wrong friends.
Welcome to the art of listening.
she is good listener
Joyce's mom was a legend in HK. Died really early when Joyce was young. Fortunately, Joyce seems to have grown up well and resembles her mom more and more.
@Jerry Li Yes, but Joyce does not look anything like her dad, haha
Jerry Li I don’t know think so.... her legendary status is 2nd to none
Hin Heen M you don't have to be mean
This is Cutie Ringo Joy ?
@Stella Lam what a rockstar!
This video is so well done! I loved your conversation about food memories at the second restaurant 💕💕
I really liked this vid. It was very laid back and almost a Mukbung feel, but not shoveling food in your face hole way. Great job. I hope this could become a series.
Mukbang **
이렌나 thanks... but autocorrect put that like that and I was done trying to fight with it to put it right. Autocorrect sucks..
Joyce her comment about being embarrassed about the smell of her lunch hit home to me. On our primary school in the Netherlands, we had a couple of Chinese students (their parents came from China but they were born here). When I was 9 the only thought was like: Holy shit, they came from far, I have no clue how far but it is certainly interesting and probably scary to be here! One day, I was so glad and proud my friend Kai Lai invited me to have lunch with her and her family at home. There were different smells, tastes and textures.It was a roller coaster of awesome especially because I was 8-9.
I also had friends from islamic culture and the Caribbean islands (suriname and Curacao)
(just so you know, everyone wanted to have their lunch as well, because it smelled so good! Chinese lunch smelled so amazing as well! The teacher had to stop fights at a certain point)
Until this day I value it as a very important part of my life. It educated me that the world was big and it contained more people with different cultures than me.
What I think Canadian food is:
- Poutine
- Montreal smoked meat
- Ketchup chips
- Montreal style bagels
- Salmon jerky
- Canadian flavoured pizza (pepperoni, ham, mushroom)
- Nanaimo bars, Butter tarts, Beaver tails, Anything with real maple syrup
I agree!
for me it's also :
- meat pie, the one with minced meat, (www.ricardocuisine.com/en/recipes/4924-meat-pies-tourtieres----)
- tourtière, complicated meat pie with layers of game meat (hare, deer, moose, etc.) and potato cubes
- pâté chinois (www.ricardocuisine.com/en/recipes/5541-pate-chinois-shepherd-s-pie)
- pecan pie
- "pouding chomeur" (www.ricardocuisine.com/en/recipes/378-traditional-pouding-chomeur)
Yes, I'm from Québec :)
Oh and poutine to me is only something I eat after drinking, not that common...
Also salt water taffy :)
Nanaimo bars are the TITS
Ruffle All Dressed Chips!
Joyce’s mother was HK legendary comedian Fei-Fei Lydia Shum (RIP🙏🏻), her father is legendary HK singer/actor Cheng Sui-Chow. I just watched the movie “29+1” starring Joyce, it was a good movie 😍
I think Joyce Chengs mom would be proud of her
Indeed, our childhood actress
We miss 肥姐
Joyce is a great performer
👍🏻
What about her dad?
Joyce literally lightens up the room. I came here for Canadian foods and END UP FEELING EMPOWERED BY JOYCE'S STORIES!!! Love you both so so much! Love from NYC!!!
omgg! Joyce is well-known in hk! Thank you Taylor for shooting the video with her. didn't even know she has such a cute personality!
You guys should collaborate more, there's good chemistry between you two.
lol I said “poutine” at the same time as elbow San did
Joyce is so beautiful, inside and out! Her voice is so soulful. I’m so happy you are friends. It’s great watching you hang out together! 🥰
Bannock is a Canadian food made traditionally by indigenous communities. Probably about as Canadian as you can get, not in popularity but given it derives from the original habitants of Canada
And very tasty! I grew up in Calgary and during the Stampede, at the Indian Village, they made it fresh and sold it hot with a slice of cheese or with jam. Yum!
And frybread tacos aka Indian tacos aka Navajo tacos!
And it's also one of the most delicious things EVER. You can eat it so many ways too. I like to lightly salt mine, because I'm boring, but I know a lot of people who like it with jam or maple syrup. The Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre in Whistler, BC serves Bannock a few different ways, and they also have a Bannock taco made with venison chilli.
This brought back such a lovely childhood memory for me! I used to get it at a yearly festival they had back in the 80s... they had foods from all around the world, but every time, I wanted to eat the bannock. I don't really remember it too well, but I remember being full of good food, great music, and colours of the world... happy summer childhood nights. Thank you!
actually bannock originated from scotland/ ireland, but settlers introduced it to indigenous peoples during colonization
I love Joyce!! She seems like she has such a bright, bold and fun personality :)!!
Listening to Joyce's story about her lunch at school made me recall my own childhood. One day when I was 7yo we had to pack lunch because we were going out with all of my classmates. My parents didn't knew what a pique nique was back then, in fact me neither. I only knew we were going to eat at a park. So they packed me two sausage buns (yes, those Asian buns haha) and... Nothing else. Not even water. I saw everyone with sandwiches, potato chips, fruits, water bottles. And I felt awful. I remembered hiding behind a tree to eat.
Now, it's still a sour memory, I don't resent them because they didn't knew any better, and that was the best they could do. But growing up in an European school and being an Asian was not easy.
That memory made me cry tonight, so I wrote it to take it off my chest.
Sending you all lots of love.
@@minimalhabits at least you tried local food 😂
Hey you were lucky you had ‘ buns’ ..even Asian buns..LOL…My mum used to pack me things like rice and chinese sausage, salted egg etc in one of those metal tiffin boxes for my school lunch and trips !….
People didn’t travel as they do now 30 odd years ago …all that stuff was considered ‘ weird’ ..’ disgusting’ to the western palate back then and I was teased mercilessly ...…yep, being an ‘ asian ‘ in Europe was not easy.
Much love from Berkshire, UK :)
I also live in Europe and for a long time I was the only asian at my school. My parents used to give me buns too and I would hide and eat them. I just didn‘t want the other kids to ask me questions about my food just because it is different then theirs.
Looking back at it, it might have make me feel insecure about myself during that time but I also know that I became stronger because of things like that. Now I just don‘t care what people think of me. 😅
I used to eat lunch in the library too in highschool..similar situation...SAD memories
Holy crap JOYCE? she's a Hong Kong celebrity !! wow
She's also a Vancouver native
@@tinlunlau1 YEP
She was in Taylor‘s video before. I think she was even in two videos. One was when she was also eating out with her and one was them dancing together. 🤔
I watched the whole video and I still don't get what Canadian food is...
And btw *Joyce's voice is soooooooo pretty*
That is realy eacy! - Anything with Maple Syrup!!
There may be some niche regional Canadian food that most mainstream Canadian never heard of or ate, such as smoked salmon jerky, bannock of the indigenous people. The only common ones come to mind are Canadian back bacon, Maple syrup and beaver tail.
Poutine is the only food that canada has to offer.
Poutine
Depends which region of Canada.
Maritimes?
Prairies?
Quebec?
Are we talking anglo canadians or french canadians
I never ever heard about something called "poutine", was wondering what the russian president had to do with Canadian Food. Nice Video, I enjoyed it :)
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Thank goodness, I'm not the only one! hehehe As a former flight attendant, i feel quite ashamed! ahahah
Lmaaaaoooo
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
lol! in old french, the term "poutine" simply means a mix, or a mess. :) (the poutine dish is french-canadian)
I’m Joyce’s mom’ fan. Your mom must be proud of you. You’re such a joyful girl 👧 God bless 🙏🙏🙏
Just found out Canada has ketchup chips and America doesn't, I'm mad
Herr's brand makes ketchup chips, regionally sold but I didn't realize that until I moved away as an adult and can't buy them in my current state :(
There's a couple brands in America that sell ketchup chips. Lays had some at one point too.
The Netherlands has ketchup chips too 😁
Not that that brings any consolation though 🤷🏻♀️
But if certain places in the US do sell ketchup chips, maybe it's possible to order online somewhere?
Nicole Monraga America had Lays all dressed chips. And tbh I hated them they’re not good
Lol they aren't that good. However all my sister's and friends love them
The plural of moose is moose. Just letting yall know.
Only Newfoundlanders says Meese
I was just about to watch an old vlog of yours,and this video pooped out 😅🥰
amazing video Taylor! I loved your discussions with Joyce about the culture surrounding food. she was an amazing guest to have on for this!! great work and much love from ottawa 💕💕😌
tbh...joyce will be more successful being a youtuber than with tvb...
Hanging out with Taylor and Joyce seem like so much fun. They're so down to earth, they talk about their own experiences and overall just so easy going.
So in love that he would only eat food unless she made it.. badly worded but I guess it's sweet if you think differently on it 😂 but damn to cook everyday for someone? Exhausting.
KatreadsM IT IS, but that was the norm in the old days for ALL cultures and countries. The woman will prepare 3 meals for her family EVERYDAY
@@duallove6909 I just find it interesting she herself thinks it's sweet. I'm well aware women have had to cook and tend to their families - even now unfortunately it's the norm in many families. But to refuse to eat unless she cooks ? I didn't want to sound offensive which is why I understand her stance, but it's.. not sweet haha.
KatreadsM why is home cooked meals unfortunate? What’s unfortunate is most people can’t even make toast without burning it. I cook most meals from scratch as my island parents taught me and love it...now my kids cook as well and look forward to cooking for their families. I also own my own fashion co so noting old fashion it just keeps your family healthy and is a good way to bond..I think it’s sweet he loved her food so much he would only eat hers..it was a different time..but even now my family prefers home cooked meals even over restaurants
Diva Cutie I agree. It was different times and women back then would actually brag about such a thing. My mother is old. And until now she brags about how she used to wash white clothes so well that everyone would know if it was she who washed them that day.
I can’t believe it took me this long to find you!
Thank you Saf 😊
You are awesome
I loved your friends story about her grandma and school lunches!
The beginning 😂😂 elbow San is seriously soo funny. “A bagel” i love him
I always kind of associated bagels with Canada, too. Which is probably because the first time in my life that I ever heard of bagels was on Jacob Two-Two 😅
I just now looked up where they actually originate from. Poland, apparently.
Has a french Canadian from Quebec, I'd say it's pretty acurate👍😊....because a part from our fast food (poutine and burgers) we eat pretty much anything that our multi-cultured beautiful country gave us. So at my family's house there was italian food, libanese food, chinese food, greek food, etc. We would try it all in restaurants and recreate it at home. Oh and here in Quebec we have ''pâté chinois''...it's basicly shepard's pie, but made in a different way. Fun video to watch girls...and your right, the CURDS where missing ! I'll think of you when eating my next Poutine 😄😋
I'm from Québec too. And I agree, it was pretty acurate....and to describe Canadian food was not an easy one!!!😀
I really love that you formed such a special friendship with Joyce. I've been following her since her first TVB drama and she seems super down to earth. Can't wait to see more of her in your videos!
I don't know, I love Joyce speaking English more than speaking Cantonese! More natural!
B. Wong her Cantonese is pretty native too, I, however, don’t like her Mandarin.
I loved Joyce Cheung speaking in English - she sounds so much more natural & more interesting than when she speaks in Cantonese lol
I think Joyce has an amazing personality & im envious of her having such a cool grandmother !
I Love Joyce . Wish I can get to know her someday. Her personality is what keeps me attracted to her. Even after all she's been through she's going 💪🏼 strong. Also sings the best songs too. Keep it up Joyce, you are my 女神 ❤️
Joyce had a very hard life growing up. I really hope she can be really happy.
"are you saying your husband sucks?" lol lmao
OMG she's the daughter of a very famous late HK comedian.
I’m Joyce’s fan, from HK! I love you Joyce, support always😉
OMG Bugsy's!!! I loved going there with mt grandma when I was little!!!
I still eat there from time to time
Oh my goodness! You’re friends with Joyce!? My family loved her mom’s stuff, and I’m in love with her music! I’m born and raised in Toronto Canada too! My mom is from Hong Kong and my dad from Shanghai! So I speak Cantonese and shanghainese but can’t really read or write.. I think my go-to food is Poutine too. I also love to add Maple Syrup in my ice cream and coffee haha. :) My family kinda reminds me of Joyce’s - “white people food” only during special occasions, otherwise mother cooks! I loved this video so much. I haven’t been back to Hong Kong since 2013 so it was nice to see.
Wow! Thanks for bringing Joyce along! She's adorable. I've been to Toronto 2 years ago for my cousin's wedding. My version of Canadian food = poutines + Timmy 🤭
I hope you are safe in this trying times. Thank you for just being.... you..
This is like the best realest touching food episode. I laughed and almost cried and got really hungry.
saaaaame
Yep. Totally true. Well said.
Do a Canadian pose!
Me: Look apologetic.
LOL!!!
also, the pose of holding open a door for someone who is a block away! hahaha
Apologetic mountie 💂🏻♂️
You seem like such a pure soul Taylor, always flawless 🌻 love u !!!
“Poutine” is really something new to me. Now I have to remember this word 😁great vlog 💋🥰🥰🥰
To me whenever it's just cheese and not cheese curds it's not Canadian it's just cheesy gravy chips which we have in UK 💁🏻♀️😂 they taste so different (I love them both ways btw)
That's what I thought the second I saw the "Poutine" hahaha
zombiedeatheater second best to curds is full fat mozzarella torn🤤
Canadian Food: Maple syrup. 😂 Is that food?
That's d only one i knew!
Hi Taylor...I'm due to have a holiday in hk with my Auntie and a cousin on 1st September for 5 days.....do you think we should still continue with our plans or not 🙁...just want your opinion please ...
I have also tickets for hong kong on 31st august for a stay of 5 days, should I go ahead with my plan?, Is it safe to travel because of protest?
Please reply
@@lambaanshul Both of you should check travel advisories with your national embassies in HK. They have up to date information and can advise whether or not it's safe to travel there.
@Clarissa Tegido @lambaanshul Protests usually take place on the weekends. So on weekdays, it would not be a problem to go sightseeing, just beware of the police as they could be violent even to tourists.
You could go visit the Lennon Wall in different districts in HK, and probably ask the local about where the demonstration will take place to avoid going to those places. They would love to help and explain the situation to you.
I clicked on the video to find out what Canadian food is because i'm Canadian and don't know. xD
Poutine is obviously Canadian but other than that i couldn't think of anything.
I feel like we have so much representation of different cultures from all around the world, that our favorite foods more often originate from outside our borders.
Joyce's mom is a mad icon...
As for my memories of what Canadian food is, here it goes...
Molson beer, Crown Royal, Ceaser cocktails, Nova Scotia Lobsters, Prince Edward Island oysters, Saskatoon berry pie, B.C. Salmon, Sturgeon, Chilliwack corn, Kelowna vineyards, Nanaimo bars, Alberta game meats, Quebecois stews and crepes, Montreal smoked meats, foie grais poutines, Pate chinois, Tourtiere, bannock, bacon, spotted prawns, clams, barley, maple syrup, cannabis, but above all Taylor is correct on the breakfast part.
A hearty Canadian breakfast/brunch is the most popular meal of the day. Eggs can be cooks so many ways, many types of breads or traditional bannock, stout or craft beer infused sausages, hash, blistered tomatoes, smoked meats, sweet bacon, Griddle cakes, Atlantic fish cakes, I can go on forever. Canadian food is made up of many influences. Aboriginal, french, English, heck... Chef Tojo from Vancouver invented the inward out California roll. That's not just Japanese history, it's Canadian history and Canadian cuisine.
You should plan a date for Rosie and Joyce’s dogs! Would like to see Rosie play with her little friends ☺️❤️
Omg what is more canadian then a maple sirup slow cooked bone ham ?? I’m so sad it wasn’t mentioned :(( so good too
Sandwich story made me cry and I'm a white guy from Vancouver on the wrong side of 50. Then again, I woulda traded lunches with her all the time. Ya want bologna with mustard or tuna with mayo?
Love Joyce here! You should start your own channel too!
Dear Taylor, I’m super happy you added so much pic of Joycee’s, I know it mean so much for her❤️ love you both so much!!!❤️❤️
Besides the poutine the food seems like North America food because I live in Maryland and we eat that stuff here
Kimberly S. It is North America food... Canada is in North America as well
I love that as a Canadian, I often think of Indian food, pizza, BBQs and Chinese takeout food! The only thing that has been super consisten for me and unique to Canada is maple syrup haha
I love hearing Joyce’s stories! I got teary eyed too 😂 we empaths 💕
NEW YORK FRIES!!!!
It’s so nice to hear about the life of Joyce.
I 100% agree with what she said about Canadian food being a melting pot. It’s so hard to narrow down because we are an amalgamation of all different cultures. We have southern USA in our bbq foods, some of the most common restaurants are Asian cuisines. I feel like pizza, pasta and fries, like poutine obviously, but also sandwiches, breakfast and brunch foods. In particular I think breakfast is a really specific thing for us. Most cultures eat the same stuff for breakfast that they do any other meal and we have a lot of sweet, very mild savour food... I notice more what we don’t eat for breakfast vs what we do eat. We never do spicy foods, pastas, soups, vegetables rarely, only vegetable I can think of that I’d include in breakfast are things that go in an omelette like spinach, tomatoes, red pepper, mushrooms. Breakfast “meats” are mostly pork or sausage, not like chicken or beef. Breakfast foods: eggs, toast, oatmeal, waffles or pancakes, French toast etc... definitely much more mildly flavoured than what I’ve noticed in Asian culture breakfasts where they eat pretty much the same kinds of things for breakfast as they do for lunch and dinner. Anyway this is long winded but it’s nice to see a fellow Canadian popular on RUclips.
Does anyone know where Taylor got her dark blue shirt from ~ I must get my hands on it 🥰
I wanna know too! It's too adorable and I'm obsessed with puffy sleeves!
Joyce’ story and her mother’s death was a big deal back when I was growing up watching TVB. I’m actually glad I get to hear her speak so candidly about her experience. She has come such a long way.
Yea I remember watching her mum’s memorial service on tv love because it was a big deal... and her mum’s friend publicly called-out her dad on the stage for being a deadbeat and she had to go up to defend him, it was such a mess...
I’m kinda surprised that she stayed in HK now that I found out she’s from Canada... it would definitely be easier for her to stay in a place that didn’t fat shame her on mainstream media from a young age and is just more accepting in general
Joyce support you always, tough girl with an angelic voice and true good ❤️ heart... Not to mention this one single been looping non stop for weeks on my phone.. I've had depression and anxiety myself!!!
Truly beautiful ppl you both gurls, God bless y'all
I’m not Canadian but I feel like it has the same cuisine as America, it’s just a melting pot of various cultures food mixed together. It would be neat for you to find and try soul food in Hong Kong! Or Creole or Cajun food 💕
Ever since marrying a Japanese guy, I swap forks for chopsticks almost every time, especially when eating salads... It’s just easier! 😂
Lydia it really is! You have more control.
I"m married to a Japanese guy too! Are you guy's in Japan as well ?
Candi Lux I’m in the US :)
the 2nd spot just reminds me of spadina & dundas. than I know the answer to her question. it's definitely the banh mi in China town and korean potato pork soup bowl.....ok ok harvey's burger & poutine too as a torontonian hker
Please film with Sharla soon. Miss you two together 💕
its so weird hearing from two Canadians that they do not know any Canadian dishes, Im from Quebec and there are so many typical quebec dishes that I can not find else where in the world lol Quebec shepherds pie and upside down cake or even tourtiere ooorr even grilled cheese ooorrr classic crepes with tones of maple syrup on it! Like anything that is cooked in a sugar shack is basically super canadian! lol
I knew like nothing about Canada until I started watching Taylor. I wanna visit >.
Honestly, as a Canadian myself, I also have a hard time naming anything other than poutine as Canadian food. For Canadian fashion I think of plaid shirts with boots. And I definitely relate to being embarassed of bringing certain Chinese food to school growing up.
I think poutine is the only Canadian food, BBQ, wings, steak are American.... LOL
@Todd Stamos It was in the early American culture
Canadian food is any food. Cuz Canada is such a diverse country. Cheers.
i would never throw dumplings away omg, its my fav food ever and im russian lol
Same :) I'm from Poland. We Slavs appreciate the good dumplings :D
Same.
Also a Slav and dumplings are my fav food 😂
Пельмени:)
@Vincent Vermeer yeah if you're spoiled youd definitely throw away food
Awww I wish making friends will be this easier when you're a pretty awkward person lol🤣
Loved this - so fun & sweet. Sharing food with good company is one of life's great pleasures. So many memorable conversations & stories shared can be made around a table of food/drinks. I had to giggle (when you were in the last 'Canadian' restaurant), at 27:32 noticing on the placemat that the beef was 100% Australian! :D
Let’s watch this, i’m happy we have another video so soon ☺️
Was I really the only one who thought that Joyce looked like CL in the thumbnail?
I think she looks like her a lot the whole time!
Triple OOOs ( White Spot burger outlet) has several locations in HK. Oops never mind..
Fiinaaaaally. Someone’s from Vancouver! Every time someone says they’re from Canada, literally no one says Vancouver XD
Canada is so diverse with many cultures. We just adopted plenty of foods from around the world. We have Asian fusion. Italian. Burgers and fries. Poutine is a common side dish. Umm I’m Native American and I don’t have a lot of traditional food. Maybe just like moose elk and deer with bannock (like a biscuit) and root vegetables.
I watched Joyce's mum movies growing up! Loved all her comedies movies!
where do u watch
I've lived in Canada my whole life and I can't think of anything besides the obvious (poutine) that would be considered Canadian. My grandmother was Polish and we ate a lot of cabbage rolls and perogies, my dad liked head cheese and pickled pigs feet, that kind of stuff. We ate a lot of meat and potatoes growing up, lots of steaks and burgers and roasts, but mom made some really good chicken recipes too. Nothing traditional, just stuff she found in magazines. I love Japanese, Thai, Indian, Vietnamese and Mexican foods as well, which are really easy to find in a pretty ethnically-diverse country. So maybe our favorite Canadian foods are the ones from other cultures that we absolutely love!
Best vlog ever! You girls have such energy! You're so funny! So many positive vibes but it was also super emotional. Loved it so much! Thank you ❤😁
*EARLY SQUAD WHERE YOU AT?!*
Ps: I hope everyone has a wonderful day!
Love from a small youtuber in Hungaryyy 🇭🇺
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Kasey Chen you’re so sweet
Thx.
Hifive from Hungary! :)
meee im early
I'm from Vancouver and I am also compelled to throw Westsyde "gang signs" - I am glad I am not alone
Chicken wings are a universal love food. You can flavor them almost any way and they are still delicious. Haha.
Petition for joyce to be in more videos, your energy is amazing together
Y'all see so happyyy
So cool watching this as a Canadian/Hong konger teen! And elites like me eat wings with a spoon hehe😅😂
I'm a simple girl.
I see taytay - i like
joyce has such a bubbly personality, absolutely love her! and her new song is amazing! thanks for introducing her to me! loved the video
Poutine
Butter tarts
Bannock
Maple syrup
Caesars
Canadian pizza
Canadian bacon
Beavertails
Nanaimo bars
Ketchup chips
All dressed chips
As usual, great content. For a video that's 35 minutes long, why are there no ads?
Nice video!! And I really like Joyce, love her personality!
Was going to sleep but i really want to watch this. I dm'd you about your last vlog. Love you Taylor
🇨🇦Beaver tails
grilled cheese with tomato soup
Poutine has to have cheese curd🇨🇦
Very unfortunate back in the day where women had to wrap their feet back in the day as a beauty standard...Thank God for feminism
No way I had a feeling you were from Niagara or somewhere near! I’m a native of Niagara as well 🙋🏽♀️
Think I have a new favorite singer! I love her song, so I’m looking forward to listening to her other stuff! I really appreciate her talking about the mental health issues going on, and that are prevalent in the current climate. I go to White Spot almost every time I go up into BC, which is a lot, cause I’m a diehard Canucks fan. I really like their food. And the plural of moose, is moose. 😆