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The Best Thing I Ever Ate is a television series that originally aired on Food Network, debuting on J(after a preview on June 20). ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) ( July 2018) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Please help by editing the article to make improvements to the overall structure. Visit her at Related Posts: Cook to Thrive by Natalie Coughlin Dinner For Everyone by Mark Bittman Lucky in Love by Eleni N.This article may be in need of reorganization to comply with Wikipedia's layout guidelines. Born in Rome, Giada grew up in Los Angeles, where she now lives with her husband, Todd, and their daughter, Jade. She attended the Cordon Bleu in Paris and worked at Wolfgang Puck’s Spago restaurant in Los Angeles before starting her own catering company, GDL Foods. GIADA DE LAURENTIIS is the star of Food Network’s Everyday Italian and Giada at Home, a judge on Food Network Star, a contributing correspondent for NBC’s Today show, and the author of five New York Times bestselling cookbooks. Providing an intimate sneak peek into Giada’s day-to-day family life with Todd and Jade, and chock-full of gorgeous color photographs, WEEKNIGHTS WITH GIADA will be a new favorite for longtime fans-and a new kind of handbook for home cooks everywhere. –DESSERTS: Oatmeal, Cranberry, and Chocolate Chunk Cookies Mini Pumpkin Cupcakes with Chocolate Frosting Chocolate Mascarpone Pound Cake Apricot Oat Bars Gingerbread Affogato –BREAKFAST FOR DINNER: Breakfast Tart with Pancetta and Green Onions Almond Pancakes Peach and Cherry Frittata Fig and Brie Panini Crepes with Peanut Butter and Jam Crispy Breakfast Pita Savory Polenta with Sausage and Dried Cranberries Smoked Salmon Crostata –CHANGE OF PACE: Sweet and Spicy Greek Meatballs Thai Turkey Lettuce Wraps Asian Quinoa with Salmon Black Forbidden Rice with Shrimp, Peaches, and Snap Peas Chicken with Peruvian Chile Sauce Tofu with Miso Vinaigrette, Mushrooms, and Edamame Tilapia Fish Tacos with Arugula –MEAT, POULTRY & FISH: Grilled Sirloin Steaks with Pepper and Caper Salsa Herbed Lamb Chops with Homemade BBQ Sauce Crispy Chicken with Rosemary-Lemon Salt Turkey and Pancetta Pot Pies Salmon Cakes with Lemon-Caper Yogurt Sauce Broiled Tilapia with Mustard-Chive Sauce –PASTA & GRAINS: Farfalle Pasta Salad with Broccoli and Pearl Onions Whole Wheat Linguine with Basil, Bacon, and Shrimp Risotto with Currants, Pine Nuts, and Feta Cheese Sweet Corn and Basil Lasagna Wagon Wheel Pasta with Pancetta and Peas Orzo with Smoky Tomato Vinaigrette –BRUSCHETTAS, SANDWICHES & PIZZAS: Bruschetta with Lamb, Fontina, and Greens Mini Meatball Sandwiches Ham, Gruyère, and Apple Panini Mediterranean Halibut Sandwiches Arugula Pesto, Ricotta, and Smoked Mozzarella Pizza Antipasto Calzone Burgers à la Pizzaiola –SOUPS & SALADS: Creamy Sweet Potato and Rosemary Soup Shrimp and Sausage Cioppino Jalapeño and Cherry Tomato Gazpacho Couscous with Watermelon, Watercress, and Feta Cheese Lemony White Bean, Tuna, and Arugula Salad Roasted Salmon, Snap Pea, and Cucumber Salad Some featured recipes in WEEKNIGHTS WITH GIADA include: All of the soups, sandwiches, pizzas, pastas, and meat and fish dishes come together quickly, most in half an hour or less. As she says in the dedication, WEEKNIGHTS WITH GIADA is “for everyone who comes home after a long day and wonders what to cook for dinner.” Flavor, freshness, and fun take center stage while cooking times, pots dirtied, and stress are kept to a minimum. Here is Giada at her most inventive-and at her most laid-back. Now, for the first time, in WEEKNIGHTS WITH GIADA: Quick and Simple Recipes to Revamp Dinner (Clarkson Potter on sale March 27, 2012), Giada tackles weeknight cooking in her vibrant signature style.Īs Jade grows up and schedules get busier, Giada has developed fantastic go-to recipes to get a delicious meal on the table in a flash. Giada De Laurentiis is one of America’s most-loved culinary stars, adored for her Food Network hit shows and her New York Times bestselling cookbooks alike. I hope these recipes inspire you and your family to gather around the table (or picnic blanket!) for some fantastic dinners-and, most important, a whole lot of fun. Weeknights with Giada Giada De LaurentiisĢ1 is what weeknights look like in my house.
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As If From Your Own Garden
Produced by Chessie Lamb
Directed by Johnnie Day
Preproduction
This was the first time I had ever taken on the role of producer for a film so it was a huge learning curve for me. The preproduction process was probably the most stressful part of the process which I believe is inevitable.
I found it hard to find the balance between getting answers from people and getting them to make things happen as opposed to just nagging them. With my initial editor, for example, time was running out and he wasn’t being direct with me or giving me any ‘real’ answers so I ended up having to chase him a lot which is never a good feeling. It turned out that he pulled out of the project three weeks before the submission date so I probably should have seen it coming given how undependable he was being.
I made timetables every week with all the things I needed to get done in that period of time, whether it be travel, catering, accommodation, equipment, crew members etc. This helped a lot with knowing what I had achieved thus getting some satisfaction from the tiresome process and also what else needed to be done and by which point.
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I found my actors by lucky coincidence which was great and I met up with my actors twice before the shoot, the first time was about 5 months before the shoot and the second time was about the month before the shoot. We were in contact via email the rest of the time but both of them were away during the run-up to the shoot, working on a TV series together in Norway. It was very helpful that they knew one another as that chemistry was immediately there and no time had to be spent introducing and getting to know each other and I think is vital that the actors are comfortable with each other, or at least know each other vaguely, prior to the shooting date.
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All of the crew bar Sammy (1st AD), Santiago (1st AC), Rosie (MUA) and Johnnie (Director) were from Mandy UK. I had a surprisingly vast amount of applications for the roles of Director of Photography and Sound which weirdly also stressed me out as there were so many to choose from. Luckily my director had a pretty clear idea of the kind of person he wanted so I largely left that part up to him; I just did the communication aspect of it.
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I think my skills improved immensely from doing this project. Not only in terms of learning about producing and putting it into practice, but also just navigating different people and negotiation. I had never been in a situation where I was having to organise a large group of people and the thought terrified me but it was really just a case of doing everything bit by bit and making sure that I was always ahead of schedule with making myself and everyone in the crew and cast aware of what was going on at all times and whether any changes were being made. I think something I definitely need to work on is how to handle stress and ensuring that I don’t panic in difficult situations which inevitably will arise when producing. There was a lot of time spent panicking and not knowing what to do when really I should have been thinking calmly and diplomatically.
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As the shoot location was not in London and virtually all of my cast and crew were from London it was up to Johnnie, the Director and I to dress the set. Set design and props were an essential asset to this project in order to achieve the 70s look that we were going for. I spent a lot of time liaising with various prop hire and theatre companies whilst making deals with shops in exchange for their produce. For example, Johnnie and I have been roped into doing a charity fashion show as the shop said that we could use all of the props we wanted in exchange for us doing this favour for them. This is where I saved a lot of money as we managed to get virtually all of the props for free other than the old television which was quite expensive as we wanted one that was fully functioning. Attention to detail was key for this film and I gained real respect and enjoyment for set dressing and production design from working on As If From Your Own Garden.
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Production
The production process was where I had the most fun and felt the most on top of things. It was so satisfying/ relieving to have everyone arrive at the set on time and with all the correct gear. We also shot the film at my family home so I had my mum and dad there helping with catering and supplying free accommodation which I was very grateful for. During the production process which was two days, my role really slowed down and it was more just a case of making sure everyone had what they needed and hosting in the evenings as we were all staying at my house.
We did run into a couple of technical difficulties involving some corrupt files, some missing timecodes and an out of focus shot (which when you’re working with time constraints and are only able to take so many shots, is quite frustrating!)
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Again, I have never been in such an important position as Producer whilst working on a project of this scale and that held such importance for me so it was quite nervewracking. Although I was nervous, I was more nervous about everything running smoothly as opposed to my abilities as a Producer and I was never sure if what I had done was enough. I definitely felt ready going into the shoot and felt as if everything was set but you just never know what can be thrown at you. Luckily nothing major occurred, although finally discovering the corrupt files and missing timecodes was not a great way to end the shoot and a little unexpected considering the experience our DP had but he was very apologetic and no real harm was done.
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Post Production
Thankfully before the shoot, we were taught thoroughly at Raindance how to organise our folders for our projects. Being aware of the different folders we must dedicate to various aspects of the shoot i.e ‘Stills’ ‘Media’ ‘Audio’ ‘SFX’ ‘Renders’ ‘Projects’ etc. This was a huge help when explaining things to my editor, Hamed, and also for being able to search for things quickly and efficiently.
I ran into an issue with post-production approximately 3 weeks before the hand-in deadline so I was only able to submit the 1st cut for the deadline, unfortunately. The editor who we had been working with pulled out last minute but luckily Hamed offered to edit it for us. The process has been thorough and effective but also taken a very long time, much longer than expected. Due to the fact that the director does not live in London anymore, it has been quite tricky to meet with one another and discuss things. Therefore most of our communication aside from I think three meetings have either been over the phone or via email. This has worked well but again does just slow things down quite considerably.
Although we have not reached the finished project yet, I am happy with the film so far. The shots do not look exactly how I imagined in some ways and I know the director feels the same way but I think that was to do with the camera we were using. The images seemed quite flat when we put them onto a computer. However, we have worked with what we got and I think/ hope the outcome will be successful. Johnnie had a very specific idea of how he wanted this film to be and achieving those aspirations has been a long process. Luckily he and I were on the same page with a majority of these choices, but it has meant that the process has had to be pretty meticulous.
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There are lots of small things that I would do differently for my next shoot but I think the two main things would be to do lots of research into what camera your DP will be using and thus what kind of imagery they will be producing and the other thing would just to be more on top of things; not letting things get to that last minute stage, always having a back-up and always knowing what coming next/ what I need to be doing next.
Distribution
Distribution platforms will be Facebook and Instagram to launch the film and for posting a link and then I will stream the film on Vimeo and possibly YouTube. I am really hoping that the film will be selected for the Raindance Film Festival 2019 which will also be a fantastic means of distribution but that decision is not in my hands. I also intend on submitting this film into other festivals such as The BFI London Film Festival, London Short Film Festival and Encounters 2019. I have told multiple people about this project who are all very excited to see the final outcome so I am hoping that in sharing it with them, that they might show it to their friends and family too thus increasing our audience (this is all in the hope that myself and the director, most importantly, are content with the outcome). I used to think YouTube was a great way of sharing my work but have recently realised that Vimeo comes across as a lot more professional when looking at people’s work. I suppose it can’t hurt to have it on both though!
Our team minus our MUA and Location Managers (aka my parents)
Producing: A01 Task 06 Evaluation, Reflection As If From Your Own Garden Produced by Chessie Lamb Directed by Johnnie Day Preproduction This was the first time I had ever taken on the role of producer for a film so it was a huge learning curve for me.
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Masa Latihan dan Persiapan
Berangkat dari cerita sebelumnya, akhirnya gue sering bgt latihan bareng pilip dan tyara. Kita gak punya coach khusus gitu. Paling kita dilatih sama guru bahasa indonesia, juga kakak-kakak senior LDBI terdahulu. Terima Kasih banyak bu,kak💕💕. Dan akhirnya, kita latihan lewat video, cari gimana cara ngomongnya, dan kita cari cari mosi dan nyoba buat kritis terhadap suatu isu. Seru? Seru bgt!!. Ya meskipun gue belum terlalu kenal mereka, tapi kita tetap nyatu. Meskipun gue cenderung lebih pendiam, karena mereka lambe parah wkwkwk gue paling ikut ketawa aja. Ya ginilah resiko punya selera humor yang rendah WKWKWKWK. Latihan kita serius. Serius 5 menit, bercanda 1 jam. Percaya? Percayalah! Wkwkwk. Pokoknya gue rasa, selama kita latihan sendiri (tanpa kakel) itu dengan metode 10 menit diskusi, speech masing masing 5 menit, kecuali gue yang ditambah reply 3 menit, dan sisanya kita bercanda, main ML, dan dengerin tyara dan pilip ngegosip. Ya biar gak serius serius amat sih niatnya, tp kalo kalian nanti jadi tim LDBI jangan ditiru yak wkwkwkwk. Suram emang tim gue nih. Bukan hanya latihan diskusi dan nonton video debat, tapi kita juga cari cari berita gitu. Trus kita kelompokan. Misalkan 1 jam kita bahas isu isu sosial, trus nanti politik, ekonomi, budaya, dsb. Dan kita saling bertukar pendapat. Disini gue bener bener merasa kalo kita perlu banget update dan kritis. Thx u LDBI , buat gue selalu ingin menanggapi sesuatu, dari gue yang sebelumnya diem diem mulu wkwkwk. Apasih. Gajelas. Selain latihan mandiri, kita juga sering sparing sama tim B, juga tim NSDC. Kok bisa?! YA BISALAH! bedanya, LDBI pake bahasa indonesia dan tim NSDC pake bahasa inggris (Ya iyalah tong!). Dan setelah waktu latihan panjang, tibalah tanggal 3 April itu kita tekmeet, ternyata banyak bgt sekolah yang ngirim 2 tim. Dan akhirnya kita juga ikut mengirimkan tim A dan B dengan posisi Tim A gue, pilip, tyara. Dan Tim B Naur, chessy, aul. Dan tim gue kebagian prelim pertama dengan SMA 8 serang, sedangkan tim B lawan Sman 2 serang.
5 April 2018
Tiba waktunya. Gue degdegan bgt. Dan temen gue udah panik gegara gue gak datang wkwkw. Eh gue bukan gak datang ding, Cuma telat karena harus nunggu bunda. Biasanya bunda gue ingin nonton, tapi kali ini bunda gue gamau. Cuma nganter ke SMA3 doang. Ya gue makin takut, apa ada firasat buruk kali y. Eh ternyata pas udah sampe SMA 3 , bunda gue malah ingin nonton yang kebetulan ada ibubya tyara juga. Dan sejak LDBI juga, bunda gue jadi akrab bgt sama ibunya tyara dan bu tenty (pembimbing ldbi). Tapi agak kesel juga, karena molor banget dari jadwal.
Setelah melewati pertandingan pertama, alhamdulillah tim gue unggul dan menang. Tapi, gue pun ikut sedih karena tim B dikalahkan oleh tim dari sman2 serang. Dan pokoknya gue akan membalaskan dendam itu. Gue harus berjuang atas nama gue sendiri, sekolah, dan perjuangan temen gue yang terhenti. Dan akhirnya tim gue selalu lolos, hingga akhirnya bertemu dengan sman 2 serang di final.
Finalnya sangat ketat dan menegangkan. Jurinya juga gue rasa bingung. Dan mosi kali itu membahas tentang pendidikan. Disatu sisi gue serada optimis menang gitu (elah menang wkwkwk). Gue masih seneng, sama juri yang standing applause waktu gue ngebanting argumen lawan abis abisan wkwkwk (LEBAY BGT EMANG). Tapi satu sisi, mereka juga teguh bgt sama argumennya, meski gue rasa argumen tim gue lebih kuat dan bagus dah wkwk.
Hingga akhirnya pengumuman tiba. Kita langsung ke ruang pengumuman, dan disana kita ketemu sama tim NSDC. Mereka sih udah confident parah bakal menang wkwkwk. Sedang kan anak LDBI Masih panik. Diambang kematian wkwkwk. Teh othy dan kak david selallu menguatkan 'Kalo kalian gak juara 1 juga gapapa kakak bangga. Yang penting kalian ke provinsi, buktiman disana' dan juga semangat dari teh shinta secara online lewat grup di line karena teh shinta harus pulang. Lupa deh kenapa. Love u kak,teh!💕 Dan akhrinya hari itu ditutup dengan, smansa yang membawa 2 piala. Yaitu NSDC juara 1 , daaaaannnn LDBI JUGA JUARA 1 YEY!!! Nangis, sedih, hura, tapi ini juga beban karna kita harus berjuang lebih keras di provinsi nanti. Dan kamipun pulang dengan rasa bangga.
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“You don’t need a silver fork to eat good food.”
-Paul Prudhomme
#1~ Something Else Steakhouse
Address: 621 Patricia St, Jasper, Jasper National Park, Alberta T0E 1E0, Canada
Phone Number: +1 780-852-3850
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A family business, owners Alex and Helen Balomenos take great pride in the restaurant they have created, which clearly shows with their fantastic service & great dining experience! With a mediterranean-style ambiance, you are quickly transported into an European experience with tasty Italian cuisine & AAA Black Angus beef.
Something Else Steakhouse is defintely a “must stop” for our family whenever we are passing through Jasper! Growing up as a teenager, our summer vacations were often marked by at least one dinner enjoying their blackened pepper steak or chessy lasagna! Similarly, as adults we continue to look forward to our date nights with a romantic evening spent here followed by a stroll through town.
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11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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#2~ Loulou’s Breakfast & Pizzeria
Address: 407 Patricia Street, Jasper, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada
Phone Number: +1 780-852-3373
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WE FELL IN LOVE with this shop the first time we set eyes on it & make it a point to stop by whenever we are in town! Plus, they offer free delivery too for those late nights by the campfire or hotel room when you just are too comfortable to go out.
You can watch your pizza being cooked right before your eyes with an open kitchen space, you can be sure the ingredients are fresh & made with the highest of quality care! For those hot summer days, Loulou’s offers a fantastic outdoor balcony to soak in those mountain views, but for those chilly nights or rainy days they also provide fun streecar seating with floor to ceiling garage door style windows so you don’t miss out on the view!
If poutine is your thing, then you have come to the right place, with over 9 different varieties to choose from its a no-brainer!
But, what we always come for are the 21 homestyle, gourmet pizzas which are to die for! We would recommend Loulou’s Full On, California, or Spinach & Feta!
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7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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#3~ Fiddle River Resturant
Address: 620 Connaught Dr | Upstairs – Elevator available, Jasper, Jasper National Park, Alberta T0E 1E0, Canada
Phone Number: +1 780-852-3032
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If you are in the mood for fresh, top quality seafood then this is the pick for you! The romantic, relaxing ambiance will have you soaking in the experience. Try pairing your meal with one of their excellent wine selections.
Tripadvisor ranked #7 out of 73 restaurants in Jasper with a 4.5 rating!
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5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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5:00 PM – 9:00
#4~ Earl’s Restaurant
Address: 600 Patricia St | 2nd Floor, Jasper, Jasper National Park, Alberta T0E 1E0, Canada
Phone Number: +1 780-852-2393
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With no need for introduction, Earl’s has forever been an excellent choice for fine dining & what better place to experience the Canadian Rocky Mountains than here with family & friends! Although, this may be one of our more expensive options, you won’t be disappointed with something on the menu for everyone to enjoy. There are also gluten-free & vegetarian menus so that nobody is left out!
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11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
#5~ Evil Dave’s Grill
Address: 622 Patricia Street, Jasper, Jasper National Park, Alberta T0E 1E0, Canada
Phone Number: +1 780-852-3323
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Executive Chef Dale Nutt is the master behind the magic of this dining experience! They offer vegan and vegetarian options, along with deliciousfree range, AAA Alberta beef tenderloin, free range chicken, bison, and wild boar bacon.
Tripadvisor ranked Evils Dave’s Grill TOP 10 @ #9 of 73 Restaurants in Jasper, with over 1202 current reviews, it has held a 4.5 star rating!
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4:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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4:00 PM – 10:00 PM
#6~ Jasper Brewing Company
Bearhill Brewing Co
Address: 624 Connaught Drive, Jasper, National Park, Alberta T0E 1E0, Canada
Phone Number: +1 780-852-4111
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Canada’s 1st National Park Brewery!! If you are seeking a truly unique experience that reflects Jasper, then be sure to come by Jasper Brewing Company while you are in town! They literally made history with their opening in 2005 & have since been crafting beer on site, including the B-Hill Pilsner, Rockhopper IPA, Jasper the Bear Ale, 6060 stout, & Blueberry Vanilla Ale. Also check their 5 Original brews here.
But their food is not be overshadowed with fantastic choices to pair with your drink, including lamb meatballs, stirloins, fish & chips, Ora King Salmon, pork ribs, & meatloaf…just to give you a taste of what they offer! Check out the full menu below:
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11:00 AM – 2:00 AM
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#7~ Syrahs of Jasper
Address: 606 Patricia St. P.O. Box 2964 Jasper, Alberta T0E 1E0
Phone: 780-852-4559
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CHEF MUNN, both executive chef & owner of Syrahs of Jasper, has worked hard to achieve an incredible experience that guests’ feel as they step into the restaurant! If you are in the mood for bison, boar, Angus beef ribeye, elk shank, or fresh seafood then this might just be the perfect spot for you!
2017, Syrah of Jasper won the tripadvisor’s certificate of excellence which clearly is shown by its loafy #5 out of 73 ranking!
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#8~ Kimchi House
Address: 407 Patricia Street, Jasper, Alberta
Phone: 780-852-5022
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AUTHENTIC South Korean cuisine is a lovely treat after several nights of steakhouses & pizza! With the food cooked fresh you can be sure of top quality, delicious dishes that will pleasantly stimulate your tastebuds & keep you wanting more. Try the dumplings, hot pot soups, stirfrys, or various traditional rice plates. Alongside beef & pork options, there are several vegetarian menu options as well which are equally delicious!
For couples there is a great meal deal with their “Dinner for two”
Kun Man Doo (dumpling 8pieces), Woo dong, Bul Go Gi (beef),
Spicy Dak Bul Go Gi (chicken) with two rice
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Everyday 11-10pm
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Check out these 10 Restaurants to try out next time you're passing through Jasper National Park, Alberta!! These spots will not only give you a great experience, but they will leave you feeling satisfied! "You don't need a silver fork to eat good food." -Paul Prudhomme #1~ Something Else Steakhouse…
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