Izba Bistro - Port Coquitlam

They had a Gf menu when I left and the food was very secret. Delicious, not very salty, felt like it was cooked by a grandma :

The restaurant's kitchen operates from scratch, utilizing high-quality ingredients to create amazing dishes with generous portions at reasonable prices. Although there is no separate gluten-free menu, the staff is willing to accommodate special dietary needs upon request. With a focus on transparency, the chef ensures that all ingredients are known and there is no risk of cross-contamination.

When I visited, they offered a gluten-free menu and the food had a very comforting, homemade feel. It was delicious, not too salty, and reminded me of a meal cooked by a grandmother.

We have dined at Izba and gotten takeout numerous times. It is truly a hidden gem. If you enjoy Polish/German cuisine, this is the top spot in the Tri-Cities without a doubt. We have sampled multiple dishes and have never been let down.

We had a very nice evening at Izba’sl. The restaurant itself is attached to a Best Western hotel so it is nothing fancy but it is cozy and clean. Parking is at the back. The service from Michael was very good. He described a few of the menu items to us and made a few suggestions. For the portion sizes and quality of food the prices were very reasonable. The food is well prepared and very tasty. We shared an appetizer of perogies between the 3 of us. They were really good served with fried onions, bacon, sausage sauerkraut. There were 6 perogies so we each had 2. The entrees are large. My husband was the only one who managed to finish his meal. I had pork stuffed potato dumplings with mushroom gravy, my husband had Hungarian goulash and our friend had wiener schnitzel. All the food was excellent. We had a bottle of wine with our meal. It is a nice spot to share a meal with friends. It is quiet and cozy. The food is good, service is good and prices are reasonable. We would return.