First time trying Jamaican food! This seems to be one of the newer stalls in the food court at…read moreGuildford Town Centre as I did not see it last time I was here. At first glance, I thought the set up was well done/cohesive and followed a theme. The staff was friendly and quick to prepare the jerk chicken meal we ordered. The rice and chicken were still steaming and warm when we ate it. I'm not sure what goes into the Jamaican rice but it was so flavourful, fluffy and I liked that it was cooked with beans because it provided more texture. The chicken was very tender and it had a nice, sweet-spicy, smokey taste (similar to tobasco). The salad, which tasted like a cross between coleslaw and caesar salad, balanced out the meal though it felt a bit out of place. I think the chicken was cooked and seasoned very well and I found out that the business often participates in festivals around the lower mainland. If I see this stall again, I would definitely get their chicken!

They got they bombaclat ceases salad raps, Service from shawty comfort is 10/10, The whole…read more ambiance is just perfect

Came here after a chance recommendation from a stranger on the SkyTrain hearing my friend and I…read moretalking about the XLB we had at Din Tai Fung. She proclaimed this as the best XLB in the GVA and while I was doubtful at first, Reddit anecdotes and Google reviews seemed to agree this is a hidden gem. And it sure was - these were better than Din Tai Fung and for a fraction of the price! The best part is they make them super fresh, right in front of your eyes. A must try if you're in Richmond!

Yeah the reviews are correct. The XLB I had here was excellent…read more I had the Combo Special A, which was 6 pieces of XLB and a rice noodle soup on the side. I added an iced lemon tea on top of it. The XLB, as mentioned already, was excellent. Plentiful amount of soup inside, and the dough was the perfect thickness. The rice noodle soup was average, not a lot of taste to it (seems like a fish-based broth?). Felt more like actual soup than noodle soup as there wasn't a lot in it. The iced lemon tea was also very good, and of a large size too. For about $15 total, this was an excellent value meal in the Lansdowne Centre food court. Cash/debit only!

Just had the strawberry and pistachio caramel French toast with ice cream March special for only $6…read moreeach. It was really good.

I love coming here when I'm craving Hon Kong-style breakfast. This is the most popular stall as I…read morethink many people alongside me recognize that the food equality and price makes it easily the best deal at the mall. I've tried various breakfast items on their menu and keep going back to these combos: steak or fried fish with scrambled eggs and toast or hashbrowns. The steak is a large portion and tender - sometimes you get the luck of the draw with a nicer cut of steak without a lot of tendon or fatty bits, the fried fish is also large and very crispy outside yet soft inside. The scrambled egg is creamy. The toast is buttered and hash brown is crispy. Combos come with a drink and I usually get the milk tea that comes in a large cup which feels generous and not stingy, something that many other stalls don't do. Nothing about this stall, but it's hard to find a table on the weekend and the chairs are not very comfy. Parking can also be tough if you arrive after 11 am.

Who knew Hong Kong cafe food in a food court would be so popular? Does this beat driving to…read moreRichmond? Heck ya! Parking is easily available but there is a 4 hour limit. Cha Don has only been opened in Henderson Mall for 2 weeks and the line is insane. (Even went back a month later and it's still ridiculous.) Most of the dishes are under $16 but some of the items are not available till after 11:30. That's includes the baked rice dish and spaghetti and the minced pork patty rice series. This will quicken up the long time for those breakfast goers but sucks if you're craving either of those. So the first time I had gone, there were lots of mistakes in orders and the long lines. There was also a sign in front of the cashier stating that they will only take CASH or E-TRANSFER...So be prepared! By the look at more recent reviews, it seems like they're still working out the kinks and the line is still 30-45 minutes. Maybe by this spring they'll figure it out? Just know there are lots of good options if you're not willing to wait.

Cha Don is a Hong Kong-style café concept that nails the casual cha chaan teng experience with…read morelegit flavour and sharp value, especially for a food court operation. Long lines at both the Yaohan and Henderson Mall locations speak to how popular it is, and the pricing sits in the affordable range for generous, full-meal plates rather than snack-sized portions. The overall value proposition is strong: you get real-deal HK café flavours without feeling like corners were cut. Dishes come out fast and hot, and the kitchen does not skimp on proteins--whether it's pork chops, chicken, or beef, plates feel properly loaded rather than padded with carbs. Despite the crowds, service is efficient and geared toward turnover, which suits the food court setting and keeps waits manageable once you've actually ordered. It's the kind of place where you grab your tray, sit, and eat rather than linger, but it delivers exactly what you come for. Given the combination of flavour, portion size, and price, Cha Don is an easy recommend for Hong Kong café fans looking for a quick, satisfying meal. The only real downside is the lineup; at peak times the queue can be enough to make you think twice. Still, if the line isn't too long, it's absolutely worth returning for another round.

I really liked mh experience when I went to Bourbon Street at Metrotown. I was at Guildford for a…read moremovie and thought why not try it again at a different location. I kinda have mixed feelings now about it. I'll get my nitpicking out of the way first. I felt like I was at a different fast food chain entirely as it felt like half the menu was different here. The food just looked different as well. I'm not a fan of the smaller takeaway containers too. Just feels like a contest of how much food can the worker mash in for you. I'm sure the quantity of food is similar to a full sized container but it's not as appealing. In terms of taste, I was a bit disappointed. For a fast food joint, I liked the Metrotown location as it felt like it lived up to the namesake and offered some type of fusion flavour. Here, it felt more like typical Chinese food fare. I went early in the day and while eating, it felt like the food was a bit overcooked as it took a bit more effort chewing than I wanted. Overall, not awful but not great. It'll meet your Chinese food quota if that's your goal.

i ordered the noodles and chicken at bourbon st grill at Guilford mall about an hour after i got…read morehome i got very ill i started throwing up and feeling dizzy and sweating a lot i got so nauseous turns out i got food poisoning would not ever eat here again i am still feeling sick still feeling nauseous stopped throwing up after 4 hours worst place to eat DO NOT EAT HERE I AM WARNING YOU

One of my fav food court around Richmond BC. There are multiple, but every food court got their own…read morespecialty and unique restaurants. It is so hard to pick and choose from. I usually grab a small bites from different restaurants at the food court and try them out.

Wow the last review was 3 years ago. Now it super crowded. First time here. It seems like every…read morefood stall is Asian and nothing else. This is the most busiest food court I ever seen compared to the malls in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, etc. I am talking about 30+ food stalls. So many choices so many different type of food. I got the beef tendon noodles but I notice everywhere that people were eating the large chicken wings. I missed out. But my beef tendon noodle was hot and good and more than enough. My wife got the Singapore Mei Fun, which was enough to feed 4. Nice place to visit and May came back again.

This food court stall is located in the T&T Supermarket plaza. They specialize in Korean food. I…read moreordered a small portion of sweet spicy chicken to take home and the portion size was decent for the price. Food tasted pretty good and is the typical sauce you find at most Korean restaurants. I probably need to try a few more items to have a better idea of the quality and taste.

A new development at the Willowbrook Mall. The wing is currently occupied by OEB Breakfast,…read moreChachi's and Red Robin. Several more restaurants are slated to open like AO Ramen, Good Taco, Trattoria Italian Restaurant, Good Taco among others.

I ordered their special item - French Rotisserie Duo. It included two beverages, two small cups of…read morebetter corn, baked spaghetti, and a roasted chicken for two people. Everything tasted excellent. It was a good deal for members at $26! I preordered on phone so when I got to the food stall, I only needed to pay at the counter and picked up the food. The food was ready by the time I got there, so I didn't have to wait. The staff were friendly and efficient. They took orders quickly. The quality of each dish was better than expected. I would love to try other dishes and highly recommended to others.

One Cafe feels like one of those OG Hong Kong spots -- quick, efficient, and all about getting your…read moremeal fast and done right. The setup is more like a food court café, nothing fancy, but it gets the job done. Prices are very reasonable, around $15-17 per person, which makes it a good value for casual dining. The menu hits the usual HK-style fusion notes -- a mix of Chinese and Western comfort dishes. I really enjoyed their Hong Kong milk tea; it tasted authentic and properly brewed, just like what you'd find in a local cha chaan teng. The baked pork chop rice came bone-in -- a bit unexpected, decent but not spectacular. The fried chicken with rice was also just okay, nothing that stands out. Overall, it's a solid choice if you're after quick, nostalgic HK-style comfort food at a fair price. The environment isn't the cleanest or most comfortable, but it serves its purpose. Would I come back? Maybe -- mostly for the tea and the value.