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Italian, Russian & Georgian Food @Zia's Deli & Café in Coquitlam, Greater Vancouverwww.coquitlamdeli.com migrigo@telus.net Mangiare bene è un piacere della vita |
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Zia's Deli & Cafe in Coquitlam, Greater Vancouver: Italian Deli and Food Store in TriCity. (604) 944-2747Italian, Georgian, & Russian Food in Greater VANCOUVER, Coquitlam: delicious food & cuisine in TriCityWe don't use MSG, or other unhealthy additives that may damage your stomach and body. Our pasta is famous for its alfredo and/or tomato and meat sauce, and triangular focaccia sandwich has won its fans. Our home-made gnocchi can beat commercial ones.At our Italian food store Zia's we make meat, spinach &
ricotta lasagnas, mild and hot sausages
(we don't use any artificial fillers like bread crumps or MSG), cannelloni,
chicken cacciatore (or Georgian
chakhohbili), beef stroganoff, etc.
Please refer to our WEEKLY MENU PAGE
for more products, details, and pictures. We also make super Zia's
pierogies w/potatoes and cheddar, sauerkraut,
or cottage cheese. And why don't you try our cabbge
rolls?
In July 2007 we were on City Chefs TV show. See this unique video clip about Georgian cuisine. Click here.
Our other Catering Service of Italian & European food -- YUMICO -- offers a variety of choices of all-around-the-world meals. ABOUT COQUITLAMNative people named the Kwayquitlam (or Quay-quit-lam) after a small fresh-water
sockeye salmon. Coquitlam's development begins with the gold rush of
1858. Col. R. C. Moody arrived with 400 Royal Engineers, narrowly decided
against founding the provincial capital at Mary Hill, and moved downriver
to New Westminster. Read
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