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    Big Box Outlet Store

    2.3 (4 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Oomomo

    Oomomo

    (7 reviews)

    I come here just for the food section. It is a small area with just a few shelves filled with…read moreJapanese snacks, instant noodles, condiments, beverages and sweets. I seriously like the spicy sesame ramen, it reminded me a little of the Chinese dan dan noodles. It is rich and creamy and just a bit spicy. Yums. I can also get the chili flakes here, and curry paste, chips and rice crackers. It reminded me a little of the Isetan food section in Asia. The store is pretty big and you can get nifty gadgets which will help make life a little easier in the cleaning bit. There are also plenty of cutesy stationery like in Asia. A good place to shop for things here.

    Japanese themed lifestyle stores are popping up throughout the lower mainland municipalities…read more Coming from Richmond, one would think that they are all the same and nothing to surprise you, but my curiosity still led me to explore Oomomo! Located on the second level of The City of Lougheed (aka Lougheed Town Centre) before the re-development, Oomomo, has a very welcoming store front and entrance, merchandise are well displayed and divided into different sections by categories. I am really impressed that this location also carries a large selection of Japanese style dinnerwares, most of them are at the $2.00 mark as well!! If you fancy a higher grade of dinnerwares they also carry a good selection of porcelain bowls & cups etc. I also like the extensive selection of kitchen gadgets and also baking needs, they also carry cake boxes!! (there selections is as extensive if not more then the ones I saw in Hong Kong!). Absolutely a great addition to this mall, which is going through a huge change and I am sure with all the renovation done, this will be an interesting shopping mall for locals and alike!

    The City of Lougheed - .. Halloween event signage & display at second location on 2'nd floor of Mall, around corner from the other one.

    The City of Lougheed

    (42 reviews)

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    the city of lougheed is in the middle of a major transformation, and it really shows. what used to…read morebe a fairly standard mall is evolving into a master planned urban community spanning 16 city blocks, and while it's still a work in progress, there's already a noticeable shift toward a more modern, experience focused space. one of the biggest advantages is the location. being directly connected to lougheed town centre station makes it an incredibly convenient hub, especially with access to multiple skytrain lines. it's easy to drop in whether you're commuting or just passing through. despite ongoing redevelopment, the mall remains functional with a solid mix of essentials and newer additions. the walmart supercentre continues to be a major anchor and is often busy. the new inclusive place of pickleball (ipop), which took over the old safeway space, is a standout addition and brings something genuinely different with its nine full size courts. the temporary cameron branch of the burnaby public library is also a welcome feature, offering a bright and useful community space while the permanent location is being rebuilt. retail is a mix of familiar staples and smaller specialty spots. you'll still find places like london drugs, miniso, reitmans, and fairweather, along with services like banking and insurance. shops like great wall tea co, kin's market, and purdy's add some character to the lineup. that said, the transition is very visible. there are quite a few closed storefronts and empty sections, which can make parts of the mall feel quiet or unfinished. it's clear the space is in between phases as it moves toward its future open air galleria design. where the mall really stands out right now is in its communal spaces. the eateries food court is modern, spacious, and comfortable, with lots of seating spread throughout. colourful murals brighten the area, and the indoor jungle playground is a highlight, especially for families. it adds energy to the space and makes it more than just a place to eat. food options are varied and convenient, with choices like opa, shiok express, spaghetti love bakehouse, steve's poke bar, sushi w, and bubble waffle. it's a good mix for both quick bites and casual meals, especially for people on the go. overall, the city of lougheed feels like a place in transition, but in a positive way. it's not fully there yet, and the empty spaces are noticeable, but the combination of transit access, community amenities, and new recreational features points to a much more vibrant future. even now, it works well as a practical stop and a growing social hub.

    It seemed to get busier month after month here since Covid-19 ended. Plenty of new shops and cafes…read morepopped up and coming. The food court had a great choice of Chinese, Persian, Indian, Japanese, fast food etc. The ramen noodle soup - Chashu Tonkotsu ($15.45 inc.) at the "Nikko Teriyaki" i had here was just excellent. There was a public library with free access to computer resources and career services too. Generally it's a shopping centre in upgrades. A Tim Horton's coffee shop was just at the entrance through to the Lougheed Sky Train station. Many banks services available at the other end of the mall.

    North Road Plaza - Entrance from North Road.

    North Road Plaza

    (1 review)

    'North Road Plaza' is a small strip mall of shops, restaurants, and services, located at the corner…read moreof Lougheed Highway & North Road (Burnaby side). The Plaza has been a popular shopping and dining spot for us over a good many years. The actual tenants locating there come & go though, but over the years, vacancies have always been rather quickly refilled, and the Plaza always seems to remain "active & alive" with a varied selection of offerings. For the past few years, for us, it has become a more important location for dining, than much shopping -- at various Chinese and Korean restaurants, which have come and gone over time -- 'Mr Ho Wonton', 'Friend's BBQ', and 'Hanok Korean' have left, but 'Yan's Garden', and 'Jong Ga Korean' remain -- and recently, a couple of new-to-the-Plaza additions, and not tried by us as yet -- 'Yan's Cafe' (a noodle house, located where 'Hanok Korean' used to be), and 'Ajuker Fried Chicken' (located where 'Friend's BBQ' used to be). Spa's - the more upscale 'Juillet Beauty Centre' is a relatively new comer, and one I have never tried (but did pop in for a peak and some info one morning). I used to enjoy great massages at a small beauty salon (I believe it was called 'Blondie's'). There's also 'Lucky Feet Massage & Reflexology' there now, but it's also one I have not tried as yet. My shopping within the Plaza was the most active when I first moved into this neighbourhood. Shops like 'Vandersteen's TV & Stereo', and 'Salvation Army Thrift Store' were located there at that time, and were popular browsing/shopping spots. For me, especially 'Vandersteen's', which became a favoured spot for browsing latest offerings in audio, video, and other home electronics gear - and where I purchased 'most everything I 'needed/wanted' for several years. Looking to try 'Ajuker Fried Chicken' - hoping to get back to 'Jong Ga' - and know we'll get back to 'Yan's Garden'.

    Dollar Tree - Last shopping stop this morning - bagels & English muffins to tuck away in the freezer.

    Dollar Tree

    (6 reviews)

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    It's been a long while since I provided a review of our shopping experiences here, thought it about…read moretime for an update. And heh, when a store gets better and better over time - with product offerings, and customer service - it's a pleasure acknowledging this with an updated review. Like I said previously - "everything, and more" - and now, even more!! The staff are so innovative in utilizing the space they have, and more and more products have become available over the years. They still carry a wide-range of odds & ends items - we seek from time to time - but as well, and appreciated, so many other useful household and related items, and even some staples, that are required on a more frequent basis (including food and drink products). And it's still my lady's favourite place for puzzle and word books, some craft supplies, and related). The customer service - I (we) have never experienced the high level of help and assistance delivered here at any other similar store. For me - it works with helpful 'finding something' assistance as required. For my lady though, much more - helpful finding of items, assistance with carrying to check-out, packing, and such - and all so appreciated!! This is a 'Dollar Store', not a Supermarket, or such!! I said we were happy to have such a place in our neighbourhood. I can now emphasize that a touch, and bump up their overall rating -- with 'yes', we are fans!! Thanks guys - you do, what you do so well, and it's appreciated!

    Pretty nice little dollar store with a good variety of household goods and crafts…read more I was able to find a 15 year old NOS Motorola Razr V3 case that I just had to buy! The cashier was pretty friendly too

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