The Powell Street Festival is known for its incredible food, which we have thanks to all of the amazing groups who run the food booths. Check out the menu for the 2018 Powell Street Festival below!
All groups will be selling a variety of beverages. Proceeds go to the food sellers (including many community organizations) and to the Powell Street Festival Society. Please note that bottled water will not be sold at the Festival this year. Bring your own bottle to fill up at our water station! Proceeds go to food sellers and to the Powell Street Festival Society. Our Japanese Canadian community groups use their food booth as their major fundraising activity. Please be sure to support Otowa Ryu, Konko Church, Tonari Gumi, Vancouver Buddhist Temple, Vancouver Japanese Language School & Japanese Hall, and the JCCA!
販売による収益は、販売者とパウエル祭協会の今後の活動のために使わせていただきます。フード販売は、音羽流、金光教会、隣組、バンクーバー仏教寺院、バンクーバー日本語学校、JCCAなどの日系カナディアンコミュニティグループが、募金活動として行っております。皆様のご支援のほど、よろしくお願い致します。
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Artisan Sake Maker · アーティザン酒メーカー
Canada’s 1st craft sakemaker, established in 2009, and the only sakemaker in Canada with 100% local organic rice. They believe in and practice sustainable, local, and natural production…. More ›
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Benkei Ramen 弁慶ラーメン
Benkei Ramen caters the best traditional Ramen in Canada. Come try it for yourself! On the Menu: Ramen (Tokyo Shoyu, Negishio, Kokumiso Tonkotsu, Spicy Miso, Shirunashi Tantanmen), CC lemon,… More ›
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Chicco Café · キッコーカフェ
Chicco Café on Robson Street has served Vancouverites since 2000, specializing in Japanese pastries & parfaits. On the Menu: Odaifuku Ice Cream, Beef Rice Burger, frozen ice S’more … More ›
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Coconama Chocolate · ココナマ
Local handmade Japanese flavored ganache type chocolate: is Japanese nama chocolate. Flavours include Matcha, Yuzu, Mango, Coffee, Dark etc. They opened their first NAMA Chocolate shop in Richmond… More ›
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Damien’s Belgian Waffles · ダミアンズ ベルギー ワッフル
Located in historic Steveston, Damien’s Belgian Waffles sells 12 different kinds of Liège waffles, including original, matcha, yuzu, maple, chocolate and more! Their famous Liège Belgian waffles are… More ›
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GVJCCA Salmon BBQ and Spam Sushi
The Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association returns with its annual Wild Salmon BBQ. Enjoy a delicious wild salmon BBQ dinner and the very popular SPAM musubi sushi…. More ›
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Hatchan 八ちゃん
Takoyaki: a Japanese style snack consisting of a flour based ball with octopus inside. On the menu: Squid Takoyaki, Octopus Takoyaki いかたこ焼き、たこ焼き Location: Jackson Avenue Marketplace (north of… More ›
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Ichiyo’s Matcha Bar · いちよう茶屋
ICHIYO’s Matcha Bar was born out of a sincere love and healthy respect for Japanese tea culture , as well as for all things Matcha! They specialize in… More ›
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JAPADOG · ジャパドッグ
JAPADOG serves Japanese-style hot dogs with toppings like seaweed, teriyaki sauce, Japanese mayonnaise and more! On the Menu: A variety of Japanese-inspired hot dogs (Kurobata Terimayo, Okonomi, Oroshi,… More ›
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Japanese Crepe Sasuke · クレープサスケ
NEW this year! Tokyo Style Japanese Crepes that you will never regret eating. On the Menu: Crepes (Strawberry, Banana, Half/Half, Japanese Luxury, Ice Cream) Crepes (Strawberry, Banana, Half/Half,… More ›
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Konko Church Imagawayaki · 金光教会
The Konko Church of Vancouver has served the Konko Faith Community in Vancouver and Vancouver Island for more than 80 years. The Church has participated in the Powell… More ›
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Mogu Food Cart · モグ
Mogu is a food trailer that serves Japanese inspired fast food such as Pork Miso Katsu Sandwichs, Ebi Katsu Sandwichs, and their original Sweet & Spicy Chicken Karaage…. More ›
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Osaka Ball · 大阪ボール
The Osaka Ball is a popular Japanese dumpling filled with shrimp, scallops, green onions, pickled ginger and tempura bits. It’s creamy and soft on the inside, and delicious all over… More ›
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Otowa Ryu Gyoza · 音羽流日本舞踊
Otowa Ryu was formed in 1971 in Vancouver. Since its inception, this dance group has performed in many events and festivals across Canada, introducing audiences to Japanese traditional… More ›
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Potato San · ポテトさん
Japanese style spiral shaped potato – local yellow potato deep fried in Japanese tempura batter, finished with Miso based aoli, furikake, aonori (Japanese seasoning). On the menu: Hurricane… More ›
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Republica Coffee Roasters · リパブリカ・コーヒー・ロー スターズ
Our goal at Republica Coffee Roasters is to provide our customers with the freshest fair trade organic coffee in the Lower Mainland. We will be providing freshly brewed… More ›
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Tealani · ティー・ラニ
Tea Lani is a Vancouver-based organic, handmade loose leaf tea company founded and operated by Mayumi Sugano. Born in Japan, Sugano studied traditional Chinese medicine there. Using premium… More ›
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Tenrikyo Yonomotokai Yakisoba · 天理教 よのもと会
On the Menu: Yakisoba, Korokke 焼きそば、コロッケ Location: Jackson (east) side of the park
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Teryaki Boys · テリヤキ・ボーイズ
Their product is from the traditional stalls of Japan. Taste, skill, passion, and costumes are reproduced faithfully and combined with a new era. Fun to look, delicious to… More ›
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The Uncommon Café
Yakiniku Pulled Pork Sandwich, Yakiniku Jackfruit Sandwich,Fresh Prawn Sunomono Salad, Frozen Watermelon, Peppermint Lemon Iced Tea, Kombucha on tap ポーク焼肉サンドイッチ、ジャックフルーツ焼肉サンドイッチ、エビ酢の物サラダ、フローズンスイカ、アイスペパーミントレモンティー、コンブチャ
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Tonari Gumi · 隣組
Tonari Gumi, or the Japanese Community Volunteers Association, is a non-profit charity established to serve the needs of the Japanese Canadian community in the Lower Mainland and to… More ›
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Vancouver Buddhist Temple · バンクーバー仏教会
Photo by Jeanie Ow, 2009. Come to the Vancouver Buddhist Temple booth for some good karma and enjoy some matcha and black sesame seed ice cream and some curry… More ›
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Vancouver Japanese Language School (VJLS) バンクーバー日本語学校並びに日系人会館（VJLS）
Established in 1906, the Vancouver Japanese Language School and Japanese Hall (VJLS-JH) is a non-profit, community-based and driven organization, committed to education, culture, and community. Their mission, as… More ›
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Vankoji Foods · バン麹フーズ
Vankoji Foods produces homemade Koji products. Owner Tonami van den Driesen lives in Burnaby with her family and loves to cook. She started making kome koji a few… More ›
