Ukrainian Village Restaurant

Authentic Ukrainian Cuisine

Ukrainian Village Restaurant on Denman Street has been serving Vancouvers only dedicated Ukrainian menu for years, with everything made from scratch using traditional recipes - perogies, cabbage rolls, kielbasa, pelmeni, borscht, and pickled herring, finished off with a slice of Napoleon cake. It is the kind of homey, unpretentious spot where the food actually tastes like it came from someone's grandmothers kitchen.

Vancouver has plenty of restaurants chasing trends, and Ukrainian Village Restaurant has never been one of them - it's stayed exactly what it's always been: a modest, homey spot on Denman Street serving the kind of Ukrainian and Russian food that takes real time and care to make right.

The menu leans into the classics done properly: potato and cheese or meat-filled perogies, cabbage rolls, Ukrainian kielbasa, pelmeni, pickled herring, and a rotating lineup of soups including borscht and yushka. Olivye salad and a slice of Russian Napoleon cake round out the experience for anyone looking for the full spread.

Dine-in, takeout, and reservations are all available, and it's a favorite for group bookings looking to share a proper Ukrainian meal together. As Vancouver's only dedicated Ukrainian restaurant, it's become something of a landmark for the local Eastern European community - and for anyone else who's discovered what they've been missing.

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