As part of Modern Mix Vancouver’s Fraser Valley Tourism tour, we stopped by the Fork and Finger event in Downtown Langley, a one-day event where Langley restaurants offered special $5 tasting plates to showcase their best dishes. Live demonstrations (ie. cooking with edible flowers and fruit carving) were also scheduled all afternoon at McBurney Plaza.
As a first-time visitor to this area, Downtown Langley definitely has a small town feel. The main road through Downtown Langley is Fraser Highway, and that’s where many of the participating Fork and Finger restaurants were located.
![Looking Through Our Fork and Finger Restaurant Guide](http://modernmixvancouver.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/xxi6P3_RNtS_NpdwIcHXLXbkJzgpSU9NIFfVEnIbnf4.jpeg)
![Fruit Carving from Ban Chok Dee Thai Restaurant in Downtown Langley](http://modernmixvancouver.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/fraser-valley-downtown-langley-fruit-carving.jpeg)
![Naka Bistro and Dragonfly Cafe Were Both Participating Restaurants in the Fork to Finger Downtown Langley Event](http://modernmixvancouver.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/fork-and-finger-2.jpg)
![Salmon Jerky from 1 Fish 2 Fish in Downtown Langley](http://modernmixvancouver.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/fork-and-finger-1.jpg)
![fraser valley langley stickys candy](http://modernmixvancouver.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/fraser-valley-langley-stickys-candy.jpeg)
This visit to Downtown Langley was only a small part of an activity-packed day in the Fraser Valley. Be sure to read Modern Mix Vancouver’s full post on our Fraser Valley day trip!
Photo Credit: Christopher James Guy Photography