From Page 16 and no need through hand breviated shrieks, (oO communicate signals and ab- A restrained menu features a half dozen simple yet imaginative items, Sushi Sandwich ($4.95), for example, combines Japanese and American in an excellent marriage of the two edible classics. Chow has vowed to add to the lounge a Swiss Raclette machine, which he says, has yet to be seen in Vancouver and will, once installed, produce fondues the likes of which West Coasters have never seen or tasted, An escapee from Toronto, Chow's, enthusiasm for food and hotel service and his Eastern flare for things beyond the mundane have spilled over to the hotel's Heritage Room. Together with chef Bruce Milligan, he has taken the restau- rant’s solemn and stodgy menu aside and begun gently to knock the high falutin starch out of its heavy sauces and old school calorie overload. A new Heritage Room menu will be unveiled in two weeks. From the sneak preview sarnpled Thurs- day night, it promises to be a much-needed venting of stuffy cu- linary air. Milligan, who honed his skills in Japan, courts the eye with the same zeal that he courts the tastebud. Visual presentation of HE om (C41-Process) PHOTOFINISHING ¢ CAMERA REPAIR ’ SOO Open at 9am Mon. -Fri. Full menu from llam 7 days.a week. Free parking 117- 260: W. Esplanade a ‘and. have your. rtm "processed and developed at our premises. 135, 126, 110 only Limit one coupon per customer OFFER EXPIRES MAY 11, 1986 * QUALITY ONE HOUR ¢ CUSTOM ENLARGEMENTS - © INSTANT PASSPORT PICTURES ¢ VIDEO TRANSFER FROWN HOME " MOVIES, PRINTS AND SLIDES COMPUTERIZED PHOTO-FINISHING SERVICE ‘Lonsdale Quay Market 985-3339" his creations are colorful and imaginative. A Quail and Chestnut stuffed crepe, set off with a lobster-water- cress sauce, came elegantly bound with strip Of green onion; the en- tree, a Provimi Veal Cutlet, was savory and tender beneath an outer coat of wild mushroom caps. Food is presented with a subtlety and an understated brilliance. New menu entrees, according to Chow, $12 to $16 price range. Service wilf remain discreet and knowledgeable without wandering off into the deathly serious ex- tremities of over-Nambeed formal- ity. All that will remain for much- needed overhaul is the restaurant's name, The Heritage Root is more suited to a museum cafe than a vibrant restaurant. : Minutes walk 9. East from Expo VANCO UVER FLEA MARKET 685-0666 40,000 SQ.FT. INDOORS 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM SAT. & SUN. A FUN PLACE TO SHOP There’s lots of parking for our customers 986-2228 will be concentrated in the — 17 - Friday, April'25, 1986 ~ North Shore News New Heritage Room menu vents stuffy culinary air TASTEY MORSELS TUG’S AT THE QUAY HOTEL: CATES WAY LONSDALE 123) CARRIE An initial cruise through the 50s memories, that supposedly are the basis of the Lonsdale Quay Hotel's pub, revealed an cager mab of staff and a menu in tentative “just opened” condition. ° Eggs Benny ® Eggs Pacific *° Eggs Veggie ip Ce-it' you find it: SAL Troan VEL END Sunday Brunch shrimp, mushroom, PLUS...appetizers, salads, soups, desserts, kid's menu & more. Kid’s Ballroom! while your kids play In our restauranl and banquet 260 W. Esplanade, North Van Hems such as Nachos ($3.95) and Tug's California Burger (34.45) have yet to find their mark. Decor is a wild blend of hoola- hoops and $0s memorabilia. Music is a touch full-votumed and ranges well beyond the confines of Buddy Holly and Elvis into the new throb of 80s disco. A more in depth assessment of Tug's will await the pub's in- evitable recovery from growing pains, Omelettes... smoked salmon etc. Enjoy your brunch supervised ballroom Free parking off Mahon. Open everyday, all day 984-3304