Some love all the luxury options the new mall brings, while others lament the unaffordable prices.<\/p>\n
Oakridge Park made its highly anticipated debut on May 28,\u00a0opening with roughly 85 per cent\u00a0of its stores up and running.<\/p>\n
Reviews of the mall are split: some shoppers welcome the fresh take on a food hall that Time Out Market brings, while others are disappointed that most of the shops sit well outside the average person\u2019s price range.<\/p>\n
If Chanel and Louis Vuitton aren\u2019t your daily budget, the good news is that a Safeway grocery store is opening soon, and there are\u00a0Aritzia, Sephora, Browns Shoes, Lululemon, and Sporting Life to keep things grounded (at least in Vancouver terms).<\/p>\n
At the food hall area, most places didn’t have a lineup, except for Mello doughnuts, which had quite the queue.<\/p>\n
I paid $31 including tax and tips for a Bolognese at Pasta E Basta by Ask for Luigi. The dish was made fresh and took about 20 minutes.<\/p>\n
It was delicious, but was it $31-for-noodles good? You decide.<\/p>\n
Watch my full Oakridge Park review on TikTok<\/p>\n
\n@forkingawesomevia<\/a> At the new Oakridge Park mall in Vancouver, some are loving the new luxury options while others lament the unaffordable prices. Our resident foodie @Vancityjessie checked out the fancy food court, and paid $31 for a dish from Pasta E Basta by Ask for Luigi. Was it worth it? #vancouverfoodie<\/a> #vacnouver<\/a> #oakridge<\/a> #foodcourt<\/a> \u266c original sound – Forking Awesome\/V.I.A.<\/a>
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