Since I have moved to Kerrisdale, I have been thinking of trying this Rice Pot House. I met my old friend for lunch so I suggested to go to this place and try their Claypot Rice. It is a nice small restaurant on the W41 Avenue with the big red logo so it is easy to spot this place. They have both indoor and outdoor dining area. Before I came here I read some reviews about their clay pot rice and all are quite positive, especially the C9: Chicken, dried mushrooms and sausage clay pot rice. So I gave it a try. When I entered the restaurant I was warmly welcomed by the servers and they also recommended me to try this famous clay pot rice. It also came with a bowl of Chinese soup. My friend picked the minced pork cake clay pot rice. Without waiting for long the clay pot rice we’re ready and I could hear the sizzling sound when I added in the light and sweet soy sauce. This sound made me recalled the the clay pot rice I had in Hong Kong a long time ago. Having a clay pot rice in a cold day is definitely awesome experience. The chicken meat is soft without overcooked. It smelled good with the sausage and slides mushroom. The crispy rice on the bottom was fantastically the same as I had before. It is authentic and wonderful! The one ordered by my friend was also great and we finished the rice without any left over. For the foods and service, definitely 5 stars and I will try the other clay pot rice on the menu for sure.

Hidden gem in Kerrisdale! We found this place randomly and it became our go-to restaurant for Bao Zai Fan (claypot rice). Small, family owned business and unlike other HK cafe, the servers (owners I believe) were very friendly. All the Bao Zai Fan came with their complimentary soup of the day as well. We also tried their bubble waffle as snack and it was good as well. Overall a great restaurant and not pricey at all for the quality of food. Highly recommended.