Maybe it's my car. But I found their 180kW stations charge slower than those 62.5kW station from…read moreChargePoint. So you ended up paying more

Gas was cheaper than back home, and it was better octane as well. The store had just about anything…read moreyou could ask for. Would use it again if ever I find myself back in Canada.

I am a loyal custom of Esso at 9100 Westminster Hwy, Richmond. I went to the same gas station to…read morefill up my gas for years even the other gas station with cheaper rate. I walked in the station office on April 5th at around 3:52 pm and asked for regular graded gas for $80. I scanned my PC Optimum point card as usual routine after the cashier input the requested amount to the machine. The Esso cashier yelled at me very rude and asked me why I scanned the PC Optimum without his permission. I asked what had I done wrong, I did this routine for the past few years. He started rude, non stop yelling and telling me that he recognized me and knew I went there to fill up gas all the time, he can refuse selling gas to me, ok, go complaint me.......... I asked if I did anything not properly. He told me that I scanned the point card may led to his redo the work again which I do not understand what he means. I reconfirmed with him if I caused him to redo the procedure this time? He said not this time but he will cancel this transaction and not selling the gas to me and asked me not to visit their gas station again. He challenged me to complaint him but he covered his name tag. I took a picture of him and he posted for me. see attached picture. What a service?! Glad that it is not the only gas station in Richmond.

Richmond has some archaic law, that says all gas stations must be full service. So there is one kid…read moremanning 8 pumps here. Wait... Wait... Wait... Wait... Wait... Then you must get out of your car to use your credit card. Convenient ! Finally, I think I am going to get some gas...only to be surprised when young ' mr no interest' starts the pump before the nozzle is in the gas tank. Don't think I asked to have my car washed with gasoline???? JUST AVIOD THIS JOINT, SAVE YOURSELF THE HASTLE!

Other than a good spot to wait for your friend to arrive at the airport without idling at the…read moredrop-off zone before being booted off, stay away to buy gas--more expensive bc they know they can gauge you. Bright, good-size convenience store. Park behind the store, you can stay longer without being seen ;)

Worst gas station ever. If you are returning a car get your gas before you get to the airport…read more Only four pumps with gasoline. A couple of diesel pumps and propane pumps taking up valuable space. And no rhyme or reason to getting in and out. I actually left without getting gas. National was kind enough to give me a discount on the fuel charge. Can I give this a zero? What could improve? How about everything.

The credit card was charged and recharged for petrol, starting with $250USD which cost me exchange…read morefees. two more charges were made still in USD, eventually returned but petrol was charged in the difference of return. very unnecessary transactions costing me more than required.

This is one of the larger gas stations around Richmond. I've been here several times and there has…read morenever been an insane lineup. As this is Richmond, the lanes are all full-serve. This threw me off a bit as I'm not used to this at all. There are also some garage bays at this location, so I'm sure you can get some things done such as your brakes or oil.

One of the OG gas stations in Richmond. This business has been around for decades. There's a reason…read moreit's old and dumpy looking. Honestly it's like a time capsule back to the 1990s. To be honest, I'm surprised the pumps aren't analogue with the spinning wheels and the little spinny flow gauges. On a side note, this is the last surviving location in the Lower Mainland. Staff are friendly and helpful. This is Richmond after all, with the full serve pumps. This place is so old school that prepaid (credit card) gas requires 2 transactions - one for the prepaid amount, and a 2nd separate transaction for the unused amount. The pumps don't automatically refund. Be sure to get that 2nd transaction done before leaving. As of the time of writing, there is a 7c discount on Mondays and Thursdays for Domo club members, which beats out the Superstore discount. I guess the only downside is that there aren't many pumps available. Also the lot is quite small.

We received an email that gas is 10 cents off per litre with the DOMO card today. When my husband…read moregot the the Richmond DOMO for a fill, they would only give 7 cents per litre. I still have the email...false advertising!!! I telephoned the Richmond DOMO to complained and 3 times I was hung up on.

You getting dropped a star due to the fact that you actually close service for a shift change? I…read morethink this is real poor management, understanding that this is the only gas station in this area, and that the next one is quite a drive. I have encountered this a number of times and have been completely frustrated at this. You are a gas station, you do not need to close off all pumps at around 9 to do a complete shift change. Poor management, that is one way to look at it. This gas station runs around the clock, and to have it shut down (all the pumps) at a certain time to take your sweet ass time to change the people working there, really, I don't see places like McD's stop serving Big Mac's and fries for a shift change? The words you SUCK come to mind, and you have a guy sitting there telling people, no gas yet, I don't see that you ran out of gas and a gas truck is filling the station? If your going to shut down, shut down completely, or manage your staff better to serve the customers!

There is (or was) a very deranged person who works here. This incident happened about 2.5 years…read moreago. Richmond has a municipal by-law that prohibits gas stations from officially offering self-serve fuel. However, the extremely outdated bylaw is not enforced, and it's generally accepted among drivers and station staff that customers do fuel their own vehicles without issue. One night, about 2.5 years ago, I pulled into this station where there was a long line for full service which spilled onto the road. I encountered a pump with a traffic cone next to it implying it was out of service, but the pump was actually operational. A lot of stations do this to funnel full-serve guests towards the pumps closest to the convenience store when it's not busy. On this night, it was clearly very busy. Since I was willing to serve myself, I pulled up next to the pump and inserted my payment card to begin the transaction, expecting there to be no issue since I wasn't impeding the station's ability to serve the queue of full-serve customers. After my card was approved and I picked up the nozzle, an obese Caucasian man who appeared to be in his 50s confronted me aggressively and ripped the nozzle out of my hand as I was about to insert it into my vehicle. He mashed the Cancel button on the pump and chastised me for using the pump that had a cone next to it. This seemed inappropriate since the pump was working fine and I wasn't harming anyone. Not wanting to escalate the situation I pulled my car over to the other side of the pump island which did not have a cone next to it and started the transaction again. However, this psycho became all the more aggressive, got in my face, and cancelled the transaction again. Finally, he directed the clerk who was working inside to remotely disable all the pumps on that island. I get that they need to manage traffic volumes on their property, but they are clearly going about it the wrong way. I am not sure if management is aware of or condones this behavior, or if this is simply a rogue employee. I have not seen him here since this encounter, so I presume he quit or has since been terminated for his atrocious behavior.

gonzo! they've stopped offering auto mechanic services for past 5 years or so…read more But do recommend their gas fill up service, these guys are prompt, almost never have to come out, unlike Husky by the Airport., now those are slouches. U have to either wait a few minutes or go out and do it yourself. For those who don't know, all of Richmond's gas stations offer full-service for the same price as self-serve.

If price going down, you got to wait more than 10 minutes, not like Vancouver, you can fill it by…read moreyourself, the staff just not fast enough

This was definitely the cheapest gas station. They came in at 163.9 and everyone else was north of…read more167. Plus I have a CIBC credit card that gives me 3 cents off bringing it down to 160.9. Still isn't very cheap but I was running a bit low on gas and have started to panic. Richmond is full service. So after I stopped my car, I waited for 5 mins until someone showed up. The gas station at that time wasn't very busy. I showed up like 11:30pm so what do you expect. They have many pumps but many of them are closed at night. Seems like a pretty big gas station here. They have a car wash, convenient store and many pumps.

Gas Buddy said this was the cheapest gas station in the area…read more I needed to fill up before going back to the states. Small station, limited pumps. Paid credit card but they also have a walk in store for snacks and stuff.

The gas is cheaper than other places so there's that. Lower your expectations on service and you'll…read morebe ok

My tire pressure was low. As I had never dealt with it in Canada, I wasn't quite sure what to do…read more So, I stopped in here, went inside and asked. The cashier was very nice. I used their air pump and I was on my way back to the US. Vert positive experience.