No more hot ramen on a winter day when the sun is out in Vancouver. I had lunch with Diana of Foodology at Salsa and Agave recently since both us have never been there before and I wanted to meet the legendary creator of Foodology.
We got to Salsa and Agave for a 12pm lunch on a weekday. It was pretty empty when we got there, but once it hit 12:30 – 1pm, it got busy. We got a crammed two seater next to the window, but service was quite attentive. The lunch menu was a pretty good deal so I wouldn’t see why it won’t be a popular lunch destination.
Just for a small starter, they served us nachos with salsa while we were ordering our food.
I ordered the Azteca Soup with a Prawns Burrito (CAD9.5) and it wasn’t what I thought it was. The menu said that the burrito would have grilled prawns sautéed with garlic, cheese, onion and pico de gallo. Unfortunately I only found four baby shrimps in my burrito and the rest was rice and tortilla wrap. The burrito was just dry and I couldn’t tell myself to finish it. The Azteca soup, which is tomato soup with onions, avocado and corn chips, was a bit bland for me. I think the soup would have tasted better if it was spicy.
The burrito was so dry. Look at that…
