One of the larger malls in the North Road area. I'd say it's closer to Brentwood than Metropolis…read more Parking is plentiful in the nice large lot surrounding the mall. The mall itself has a few anchor tenants such as Best Buy, Walmart, and T&T. Other than that, there's a pretty decent food court and the usual random stores. The place does look pretty dated (1980s?). I think it's getting torn down at some point as part of the area revitalization.

The mall is so quiet during non Christmas time. The mall is clean and quite big. The busiest store…read morehere is probably Walmart. There are plenty of parking and I never had issue finding parking spot here.

Asian mall in the Coquitlam Centre vicinity…read more Parking is available on the roof of the mall. There's a ramp from the SE corner on Lincoln. This place reminds me of International Village in Downtown Vancouver. Almost looks like it was designed by the same company. Very similar looking signage and layout. Stores and a supermarket along the basement floor, and food court in the central 2nd floor. Interestingly, the general emptiness of the mall also reminds me of International Village. The food court looks pretty decent. Plenty of seating. Not sure if the place would be a shopping destination, but it's more of a food destination if one is in the area.

After living in Vancouver so long, I totally forgot about this mall existing. This mall opened 20…read moreyears ago. It was built by a rich HK businessman: Henderson Lee who also built Tinseltown. The layout of this mall is pretty similar to Tinseltown. I came here recently and I see how run down this mall has become. It is so old and neglected. The exterior paint was the original. Nothing has change much after it was built (other than it looking older and more run down). After Covid, looks like lots of store has closed. They have a food court in the mall on the second floor and it seems like that is where most of the customers hangout. I came on a Saturday at around 3 pm and it was pretty quiet.

Biggest mall east of Port Mann Bridge. Lots of stores to choose from. Walmart for Gtoceries and…read moremovie theathers. They have a nice sized food cout. Not too big but not small either.

I've been coming to this mall regularly with my daughter for over eight years. It's one of our…read morefavourite places to go stretch are legs and add to our wardrobe. The ladies at customer service are so friendly and truly amazing people. I've gotten to know most of them on more of a personal level. My favourite spots are Aritzia, Victoria's Secret, Sephora and of course Starbucks for either my Earl Grey or English Breakfast tea. My daughter loves Lego store, Hot Topic, Just Cozy, Aritzia and EB Games. If you haven't been to Guildford Mall then I advise you to go have a look. Happy Shopping

Back to the 'Village' this morning for some food shopping (at No Frills and Shoppers Drug Mart),…read moreand to walkabout and take a few photos of the various shops, stores, restaurants, and services located there.

Lots of good stores, even a new Kin's Market. No Frills, Shoppers, M&M, TD, RBC, BC Liquor, Mundy…read morePark Bakery and many more. The biggest PROBLEM is the PARKING. Might be okay in a smart car or a civic but if you value your paint job don't bring your mini-van, pick-up or SUV.

Has a good selection of store and lots of parking. Has some good restaurants like Skye Avenue…read morekitchen and lounge, Boston Pizza, White Spot, Neptune Seafood and the food court.

This is an interesting mall. There are two popular big chain here: Walmart and T&T…read more Lots of free parking can be found here. Also there is a food court here. Best of all, it is next the Surrey Central Skytrain. Conveniently located. However, lots of the stores don't interest me. There is a food court here if you are looking for cheap food.

We went to many different souvenir shops around Vancouver and found this one to be the best in…read moreterms of selection, quality and value. You'll find a number of items, food and other items that are very Canada specific, such as Maple syrup, Maple tea, and other maple-related snacks. We also found it hard to find a shop where you can find clothing that lasts and is very comfortable. We picked up a couple fleece and shirts here and they survived the wash and are still comfortable weeks later, and they were such a good price, nearly half of what you'd expect. The deals on standard keychains and magnets were also very good so we bought dozens.

Lots of cheap selection for souvenirs, but didn't find anything that I liked in particular. The…read morepeople were nice. On Google, the hours say they close at 8, but I guess they close at 7 and they were nice enough to let us stay until 7:15 until they said something. It's all the things you'd find in a regular souvenir shop at a better price.

i love visiting aberdeen centre, especially during lunar new year, and this year, the year of the…read morefire horse, the atmosphere feels especially fitting. bold. vibrant. and just dramatic enough to be fun. the parking lot though, is a whole other story. slow laps, strategic patience, and the quiet hope that someone is actually leaving. when brake lights flash, you quickly signal and ease into a spot, it feels like a small personal victory. fitting for a fire horse year. inside, the tension disappears. the atrium opens bright and welcoming, warm white lights cascading down. red lanterns line the second level in formation, fairy lights tracing the railings. red against gold. shimmer against polished tile. at the centre, cherry blossom trees frame a vivid red backdrop. two lion dance heads rest at the edge of the stage, alert and expressive, as if ready to spring to life at any moment. friends and families move in easy rhythm. it is busy, but not chaotic. lively, but warm. vendors line the walkways with red envelopes, tassels, lucky charms, and gleaming ornaments. conversations drift between tables as families debate which decoration might bring the most luck for the year ahead. tucked among it all, a lego pop up draws a steady line. bright red bricks categorized by size, sorted neatly, an intricate lego dragon display standing guard. kids build instinctively, and with full concentration. parents "supervise" while quietly contributing a few extra pieces for structural integrity. we wander upstairs, pause along the railing, take it all in. and almost without fail, every visit ends the same way: the food court. because no matter how stunning the decor, no matter how many photos we take, it never feels complete without drinks in hand and snacks on the table or to go.

02.12.26 @1pm…read more Parking lot was packed. Will need patient. This asian mall is better than the others I have drop by. But not much food vendors and more modern style for both the place and food.

The Calvin Klein there had no customer service at all! They were so rude and mean and wouldn't want…read moreto help me find a simple shirt when I asked. I don't know if one of there old managers still works there I forget her name it might start with an A dark hair she was extremely mean and passive aggressive towards me and even my mother when I cam in about a year ago but haven't seen her since then. I wish that the managers would take more time to teach their employees better customer service. Thank you

This place kind of reminds me of Santana Row aka Satan Ho of Man Jose except without the high end…read morestores, posers, gangsters, and snotty fobs. This place is chill with down to earth Canadians minding their own business. There is a Starbucks, London drug, GAP, sushi castle, menchie's, mink cafe, Thrifty Foods, Steve Nash gym, residential condos above the business, etc..... It's a nice strip mall, seems quiet, eh? Well google Morgan crossing shooting. Shit just got real. So, that's why it gets three stars instead of a lousy one, that star goes Satan Ho. That's another review later. Overall, it's nice and chill.

Korea Plaza is a small, separate unit located within the lower level of the two-floor, rather large…read moreplaza of shops, restaurants, medical, and other premises located at 4501 North Road. Though small in physical size, entrance signage to Korea Plaza lists a total of 12 different, very personal-style shops and other venues inside. I first 'discovered' Koreal Plaza back in 2016. My lady friend and I found the plaza during a morning walk of the area, and dined at a restaurant there (Myoung Dong Kahl Gook Soo) in September of that year. Over recent years since then, I have dined at one other restaurant (Cheonsa Food) , and have returned several times for services at the pharmacy (Healing Pharmacy) located there. Reviews have been posted on Yelp for each. For me, Korea Plaza has offered a friendly, well-organized, very neat and clean venue of several personal shops and services. And when in the area, I continue to drop in, and enjoy browsing what's there, seeing the changes, and such. The smiles, and other courtesies extended to me while there, hace always provided nice bonuses to my visits.

i really thought i was being strategic. "half an hour is plenty," i told myself, confidently paying…read more$2.50 for parking. the plan was simple: go to guest services, check on the expiry of my gift cards, and leave. then i walked by the grand court and ooooh, look at how pretty and massive the lunar new year lantern is. the bold red lantern suspended under the glass ceiling, surrounded by oversized pink blooms, was stunning. they even included interesting facts from the chinatown storytelling centre, which made the display feel thoughtful and educational, not just decorative. it was beautiful and absolutely not something you rush past. i tried to stay focused, but this is metropolis at metrotown. as the largest mall in bc and one of the biggest in canada, it offers pretty much everything under one roof. fashion from zara, aritzia, arcteryx, uniqlo and sephora. staples like the apple store and h&m (with an escalator out of order during my visit). daiso. muji. winners and homesense. walmart, the real canadian superstore, t&t, shopper's drug mart, cineplex, banks, bubble tea shops, foreign exchange counters, restaurants and a food court. gone are anchors like hudson's bay and sears, but the variety today is still impressive. it really is a one stop hub. groceries, errands, shopping, entertainment, all convenient and connected directly to skytrain. but here's the thing: malls should not be charging for parking (unless it's downtown). we used to visit this mall a lot. it was an easy, go to destination. since parking fees were introduced, we honestly don't come nearly as often. when you're already planning to shop and spend money, paying just to park feels unnecessary. it changes the whole experience and makes even a quick visit feel calculated. the mall itself still has a great selection of stores and services. it delivers on convenience and variety. i just wish the parking situation didn't take away from that. next time, i'll likely skip the car and take skytrain instead.

A bit dated shopping mall. I find it slightly awkward to walk around because there are different…read moresets of elevators that lead you to garage parking and not the point of destination where you want to go. Parking garage also dated. There is a Walmart, T&T inside.