3 Quarters Full Vancouver | Denman Taiwanese Cafe

3 Quarters Full is a new Taiwanese Café in the West End neighbourhood at 1789 Comox Street. It is located at Denman Place mall and walking distance to English Bay. The space is minimalistic with reclaimed wood focused furniture, industrial fixtures and white aesthetics. Open kitchen concept where customers can watch the pastry chefs at work. I love the bar seats by the window!

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Reminiscent of our time Taiwan, this café offers a lot of fresh pastries, bread and loaves like matcha, sesame, red bean, taro, pineapple, green onion buns. These sell out quickly, so it is best to come early or call to reserve. 3 Quarter Full’s signature menu items includes the gua bao, Taiwanese basil popcorn chicken, and vegan fried tofu. The baos are $6.25-6.95 each but together with a soup or drink is only 9.50.

Their drinks menu includes espresso beverages (using 49^th Parallel coffee beans), tea, shaker tea, milk tea and slushes. I LOVE their Taipei Fog – oolong tea based instead of the traditional Earl Grey.

Gua Bao 6.25: a moist steamed bun with braised pork belly, crushed peanuts, cilantro and preserved vegetables.

Crispy Pork Floss Sandwich 6.50: layers of crispy pork floss and cucumber, mayo and soft poached egg yolk to complete the flavors. This was my favorite breakfast sandwich in Taipei!