Cafe De L'orangerie

It used to be located on Granville St and during that time, I felt like it was really delicious. However, the quality has now gone down a bit. The Hayashi poutine is still delicious. Pork cutlet and rice was just ok, average. The Wafu spaghetti was not bad, but nothing special that I need to come back for.

It’s actually quite far from home, but somehow I keep finding excuses to come back to this area—mostly because of this place. Their food is the kind that sticks in your memory (and your cravings list). From mains to drinks to desserts, everything is spot-on. No surprise there’s always a long line… which, honestly, makes me feel better. At least I know I’m not the only one willing to travel half the city and queue up just for a taste! Totally worth it every single time.

I finally got to visiting this fan favourite restaurant when I had an appointment nearby! I had heard so many good things about the food and was so excited to try it. it was a solo lunch so I didn’t get to try too many dishes and could only opt for two entrees before I got called a greedy glutton LOL but I can’t wait to go back to explore the rest of the menu! the parking lot is tiny so you may have to peruse the residential streets for parking. the staff are welcoming, kind and so nice. Japanese restaurants are so famous for their flavours and customer service and this is definitely the case here. I ordered the matcha azuki latte and it was very comforting and loaded with azuki. also ordered masago hamburger spaghetti and their special tuna gomae don with miso soup. the spaghetti was so creamy and filling! great flavours and definitely had a nice umami taste. the tuna gomae don was a great lunch dish and also very filling. I happily took the leftovers of both dishes home for dinner and sharing! the inside is cozy with tight spacing.

Japanese style western dining 洋食屋 Pasta got quite a big portion, dessert a bit over sweet & the drink is not enough taste but so far the whole experience is nice. Severs are nice and there are outdoor seats too.

Homey style cafe. Good comfort food. I enjoyed the Japanese fusion twist. We shared the mentaiko spaghetti with hamburger and the curry pork cutlet. Both were tasty and filling. Service was efficient.

Discovered a true hidden gem in Marpole! It is not my first time at Cafe de L'Orangerie but is an absolute must-try if you haven't. This Japanese fusion cafe blew us away with their incredible Japanese-inspired pastas, curries, desserts, and coffees. It's a cozy spot, but packed with deliciousness, happy people, and wonderful staff. This visit, we devoured the Salmon Teriyaki, Hayashi (Orangerie style beef stew) with Chicken Cutlet, Pesto Spaghetti, and Creamy Tomato Spaghetti. And the Shanghai Fog (jasmine tea with white chocolate sauce and milk) was pure bliss! Highly recommend!

Densely packed cafe with nice food and dessert options. Smoothie and coffee were great too. Love love love their curry and stew!