

Foodie Experiences
Davie Street's tiny Goan kitchen, steps from Sunset Beach, with a whole pan-fried pomfret and cocktails that won Vancouver Magazine over.
Davie Village, West End
More infoSula's Davie Street room is small, warm and two minutes from Sunset Beach. The kitchen leans coastal Goan, and the whole pomfret, marinated in black pepper, fennel, chili and kokum then pan-fried in semolina, produces very firm opinions (one actual Goan reviewer called it "just perfect"). Add an award-winning Indian cocktail program and you'll be leaning in over the menu. Book ahead, the room is tiny.
Reserve ahead, the Davie room is genuinely small and books out. Go coastal: order the whole pomfret (black pepper, fennel, kokum, semolina-crusted and pan-fried) and at least one Mangalorean or Goan plate to share, and lean on the award-winning Indian cocktail list. Don't miss the pomfret, a Goan regular called it perfect, which tells you everything. Budget around an hour and three-quarters, and since you're one block from Sunset Beach, leave room to wander the seawall after.
Been here? Share a useful detail from your visit, or ask what you want to know before going. Reader experiences are self-reported.