Cute and quiet (!) place to grab a bite. Tried bibimbap, waffles, and coffee (different occasions). Everything was delicious! Service is great too. Would go again.Vegetarian options: There are a few.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Waffle
Jiajia G.
Food is good but not feel welcomed. Server or owner has an unhappy face while ordering and serving food.....
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Waffle, Ham & Cheese Egg
Sean Filiatrault
Delicious Sandi eggs. The waffle was also great. Loved that even though it was the Nutella/chocolate/whipped cream waffle that it wasn’t overly sweet. Would recommend!
I love coming here. Thanks to the team for exceptional food and service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mrs Batman
Loved their food selection. It's a bummer that spicy bibimbap wasn't available but the cheese roll one was great too! The waffles are great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
average joe
Came to this place and ordered 3 waffles. 1 plain. Service took 30-40 minutes while no one else was inside. The worker disappears to the back and sounds like punching metal containers/walls. The waffles that did arrive were ice cold. Highly disappointing after waiting for so long I'd expect the Belgian waffles to be warm or hot. Also waffles are just crispy like reheated in a oven. Not soft inside at all. Would not recommend.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Catherine Keum
Polite service with great food. Well thought out and engineered sandi. One end of the sandwich is closed so the contents do not leak out. Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Delicious!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Darren Zheng
i got 2 of the egg sandwiches and though the staff was friendly and the store was clean, the food was much too sweet because it was drenched in what looked to be condensed milk.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
marks
Staff was nice so this review is purely about food. I had Avocado Egg Sandi and it wasn't bad by any means but for a $10 sandwich I was expecting more.Avocado slices were concentrated at the top and eating that part was reasonably enjoyable but as you eat further down it becomes Egg Sandi and at the end it becomes Nothing Sandi (just bread).This is definitely not a "every bite is flavourful and tasty" kind of sandwich. Also the $4 latte was way too strong & bitter for my taste.
Listen up this is the best kimbap in BC and Alberta. Do not sleep on this place. Yes it’s named Miracle Waffle. Yes, it sells egg sandwiches and a Belgium dessert. Yes it is home to the best and freshest kimbap you will eat in Canada outside of the GTA.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
H H
I’ve had the waffles here years ago and loved them, on my most recent trip I got some other items to try…Including the tofu sushi, I was originally debating on getting original or one with toppings, but I was pleasantly surprised. Without needing any sauce, the tofu skin, was nice and sweet, which compliments the plain rice very nicely.I got to try something I’ve been interested in for awhile, the (avocado) SandiEgg, a fluffy, scrambled egg, sandwich. I actually originally thought it was the wrong order since it didn’t look like the online picture (through Foodly) at all. Instead it was smothered in mayo, a bit too much for my liking. The inside ingredients were unexpectedly sweet (I like my eggs and avo salted) and the thick bread was very buttered (on the outside) as it was lightly toasted on the stove.Lastly, I picked up the Cheese Kimbab. I’ve never tried this before but quite enjoyed! Although I had to pick out the spam, since I don’t eat pork, but wasn’t bothered by this as I ordered it regularly. It was refreshing and ever so slightly sweet. Unfortunately, I did find a hair in this dish, I completely understand that it happens but of course it was off putting.
Charlie K.
The food is good, service is good, it's clean, little expensive so I consider it more of a "treat" type of thing, every once in a while. Only thing that bothers me is that their hours posted on YELP is incorrect. They close at 6PM, not 7PM
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감사합니다 !This little joint is dope, an awesome hidden gem. Always up for eating culture, I wanted to try the famous Gilgeori toast, which literally means “street toast” in Korean, is a popular salty-sweet egg sandwich sold by many street-food vendors in Korea. For many who grew up there, it's a nostalgic snack, reminiscent of childhood. Eaten for breakfast or lunch, it's quick, easy and adaptable. AKA "Egg Drop" sandwiches which is literally like avocado toast but better. Pretty yummy, stuffed with tasty goodness and at a very reasonable price.I totally dig this place, a nice comfortable and laid back vibe in a homey eatery with super cool staff.Support local businesses!
T L
I’ve had the waffles here years ago and loved them, on my most recent trip I got some other items to try…Including the tofu sushi, I was originally debating on getting original or one with toppings, but I was pleasantly surprised. Without needing any sauce, the tofu skin, was nice and sweet, which compliments the plain rice very nicely.I got to try something I’ve been interested in for awhile, the (avocado) SandiEgg, a fluffy, scrambled egg, sandwich. I actually originally thought it was the wrong order since it didn’t look like the online picture (through Foodly) at all. Instead it was smothered in mayo, a bit too much for my liking. The inside ingredients were unexpectedly sweet (I like my eggs and avo salted) and the thick bread was very buttered (on the outside) as it was lightly toasted on the stove.Lastly, I picked up the Cheese Kimbab. I’ve never tried this before but quite enjoyed! Although I had to pick out the spam, since I don’t eat pork, but wasn’t bothered by this as I ordered it regularly. It was refreshing and ever so slightly sweet. Unfortunately, I did find a hair in this dish, I completely understand that it happens but of course it was off putting.
20/20 The egg sandis are immaculate.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Waffle Breakfast, Avocado Egg Sandi, Waffle, Ham & Cheese Egg, Nutella, Triple Egg Sandwich
Cute and quiet (!) place to grab a bite. Tried bibimbap, waffles, and coffee (different occasions). Everything was delicious! Service is great too. Would go again.Vegetarian options: There are a few.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Waffle
Food is good but not feel welcomed. Server or owner has an unhappy face while ordering and serving food.....
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Waffle, Ham & Cheese Egg
Delicious Sandi eggs. The waffle was also great. Loved that even though it was the Nutella/chocolate/whipped cream waffle that it wasn’t overly sweet. Would recommend!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Avocado Egg Sandi, Waffle, Triple Egg Sandwich
I love coming here. Thanks to the team for exceptional food and service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Loved their food selection. It's a bummer that spicy bibimbap wasn't available but the cheese roll one was great too! The waffles are great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Came to this place and ordered 3 waffles. 1 plain. Service took 30-40 minutes while no one else was inside. The worker disappears to the back and sounds like punching metal containers/walls. The waffles that did arrive were ice cold. Highly disappointing after waiting for so long I'd expect the Belgian waffles to be warm or hot. Also waffles are just crispy like reheated in a oven. Not soft inside at all. Would not recommend.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Polite service with great food. Well thought out and engineered sandi. One end of the sandwich is closed so the contents do not leak out. Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Delicious!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
i got 2 of the egg sandwiches and though the staff was friendly and the store was clean, the food was much too sweet because it was drenched in what looked to be condensed milk.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Staff was nice so this review is purely about food. I had Avocado Egg Sandi and it wasn't bad by any means but for a $10 sandwich I was expecting more.Avocado slices were concentrated at the top and eating that part was reasonably enjoyable but as you eat further down it becomes Egg Sandi and at the end it becomes Nothing Sandi (just bread).This is definitely not a "every bite is flavourful and tasty" kind of sandwich. Also the $4 latte was way too strong & bitter for my taste.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Listen up this is the best kimbap in BC and Alberta. Do not sleep on this place. Yes it’s named Miracle Waffle. Yes, it sells egg sandwiches and a Belgium dessert. Yes it is home to the best and freshest kimbap you will eat in Canada outside of the GTA.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I’ve had the waffles here years ago and loved them, on my most recent trip I got some other items to try…Including the tofu sushi, I was originally debating on getting original or one with toppings, but I was pleasantly surprised. Without needing any sauce, the tofu skin, was nice and sweet, which compliments the plain rice very nicely.I got to try something I’ve been interested in for awhile, the (avocado) SandiEgg, a fluffy, scrambled egg, sandwich. I actually originally thought it was the wrong order since it didn’t look like the online picture (through Foodly) at all. Instead it was smothered in mayo, a bit too much for my liking. The inside ingredients were unexpectedly sweet (I like my eggs and avo salted) and the thick bread was very buttered (on the outside) as it was lightly toasted on the stove.Lastly, I picked up the Cheese Kimbab. I’ve never tried this before but quite enjoyed! Although I had to pick out the spam, since I don’t eat pork, but wasn’t bothered by this as I ordered it regularly. It was refreshing and ever so slightly sweet. Unfortunately, I did find a hair in this dish, I completely understand that it happens but of course it was off putting.
The food is good, service is good, it's clean, little expensive so I consider it more of a "treat" type of thing, every once in a while. Only thing that bothers me is that their hours posted on YELP is incorrect. They close at 6PM, not 7PM
감사합니다 !This little joint is dope, an awesome hidden gem. Always up for eating culture, I wanted to try the famous Gilgeori toast, which literally means “street toast” in Korean, is a popular salty-sweet egg sandwich sold by many street-food vendors in Korea. For many who grew up there, it's a nostalgic snack, reminiscent of childhood. Eaten for breakfast or lunch, it's quick, easy and adaptable. AKA "Egg Drop" sandwiches which is literally like avocado toast but better. Pretty yummy, stuffed with tasty goodness and at a very reasonable price.I totally dig this place, a nice comfortable and laid back vibe in a homey eatery with super cool staff.Support local businesses!
I’ve had the waffles here years ago and loved them, on my most recent trip I got some other items to try…Including the tofu sushi, I was originally debating on getting original or one with toppings, but I was pleasantly surprised. Without needing any sauce, the tofu skin, was nice and sweet, which compliments the plain rice very nicely.I got to try something I’ve been interested in for awhile, the (avocado) SandiEgg, a fluffy, scrambled egg, sandwich. I actually originally thought it was the wrong order since it didn’t look like the online picture (through Foodly) at all. Instead it was smothered in mayo, a bit too much for my liking. The inside ingredients were unexpectedly sweet (I like my eggs and avo salted) and the thick bread was very buttered (on the outside) as it was lightly toasted on the stove.Lastly, I picked up the Cheese Kimbab. I’ve never tried this before but quite enjoyed! Although I had to pick out the spam, since I don’t eat pork, but wasn’t bothered by this as I ordered it regularly. It was refreshing and ever so slightly sweet. Unfortunately, I did find a hair in this dish, I completely understand that it happens but of course it was off putting.