only commercial cookware/kitchen supply place I can find in Richmond BC. They carry CCK knives as…read morewell as a nice selection of carbon woks and kitchen utensils. They also carry rubber cutting boards and a few large butcher blocks.

I love buying ceramics here! They have great deals and the staff are very friendly…read more Reliable quality!

I first started shopping at Utsuwa-No-Yakata when they had a store in Kent, WA. When that closed,…read moreI was in such dismay missing the quality Japanese-ware at very reasonable costs. I was very delighted when I discovered the shop at Aberdeen Centre, with the same spread and even some high end items in the back. Awesome! I have quite a collection from this store. Mostly bowls of all sorts, different diameters, depths, and slope of walls that I use for salads, ramen, pasta, and serving bowls. I also have (too many) of their boxed small condiment bowls that I use for the dining table and for soaps and trinkets. They are so pretty with high quality glazes. I have an affinity for girly colors, which unfortunately, that selection is limited. The normal colors are blue with whites and dark shades, according to the sales lady. If they have a wider color palate, this would be a 5 stars experience for sure. They do have a couple that have pink cherry blossoms and/or bunnies. There's nothing like eating your meal from dishes that make you smile. I highly recommend this store. :) Check out the pieces in the back wall behind glass. They are for sale with prices to match the behind glass status. An exception is a few piggy-banks that are not piggy shape. Those would make nice gifts.

I decorated most of my home from here. Way better than the ones in Calgary, and I swear the prices…read morewere better too which i didnt expect in Vancouver

Since becoming a first time homeowner, I always find myself in Home Sense - on the prowl for…read morefurniture and decor! There is usually something nice to buy here whether its decorative pieces, photo frames, to kitchen/living room stuff. Tons of cool items (see photos). You just need to have an eye to sort the good from the bad, and obviously patience. With its competitive prices and decent/friendly staff, this store is a joy to go to whenever I'm in the area.

This store is mainly for restaurants to buy their supplies and equipment, but it is open for anyone…read morewho walks in and needs kitchen items for home. It is an awesome place for anyone who likes to cook. We bought many pots and pans and other small kitchen tools here. These are generally simple in design, intended for professional use (therefore presumably durable), and good value. There is parking in the back alley.

Solid 3.5. A…read morerestauranteur's candy store, everything you need to start opening your own restaurant, though why would anyone do such a crazy thing is another story lol. From a consumer's point of view, it's kinda of hard to gauge pricing; though Rob was helpful, when you're talking about tens of thousands of dollars, it's best to shop around. For instance, I saw my dream machine, a commerical milkshake mixer to make 3 at a time---guess we're talking about a drive-thru style a la United States --- for $995. One note is the warranty is VOIDED if you use it for residential use; guess asking for the GST # or restaurant name would clear that up in a jiffy lol. Besides, one would want this as a write off but I digress. Walking in from 7th Ave. (there's also the Manitoba entrance) the non-equipment goodies will be on your right: dishware, uniforms, pots/pans, etc. To me, there are other places that are bigger and more selection than here. Either way, they're geared towards restaurants/bakeries.

This Williams Sonoma is almost identical to what's in the states except it's more expensive…read more I wasn't greeted coming in and walked around to see if anything called to me and was unique enough to pay taxes for when I flew back. The only thing I saw that I loved was an amazing heart cutting board that was exactly what I wanted, but a quick check confirmed it was cheaper and in sold in the US so I didn't splurge. Overall, exactly like any other WS you might walk into, except slightly less friendly.

beware! I ordered a Ruffini pot for my 40th…read more shipping kept getting bumped daily - weeks...purolator is a joke also. tracking number said it was delivered - it was not. I called customer service and she said " make a police report we do not cover porch pirates" zero help or guidance. in fact she originally said "i says here it'll be delivered in the coming weeks" i told her "that's odd because it says on my end - that it was delivered on my end and it isn't here" then she ACTUALLY looked into it - and said "oh yes it says delivered - make a police report we do not cover porch pirates have a nice day" I'm taking my business elsewhere. what a joke $778 down the drain. and this is not my first bad experience with the company in recent years unfortunately.

My wife and I are what people would call "old folks" ( With a few health problems.) We needed a new…read moremattress to meet our current needs and decided to give The Brick a try. The other companies were smooth talkers but it was The Brick that really came through for us. We saw their "comfort guarantee " on TV and they were true to their word. We exchanged our first mattress that didn't meet our needs for one that worked for us, and they even up-graded us to the new model at no extra charge. Good folks! Fair prices (if not better better than fair), great service and a very competent and friendly delivery crew. If you need a little extra help and are in the Richmond store, ask for one of the managers, Ram. A good guy who knows his products.

"FAKE Invoice" & "FAKE Tent Sale" Concerns -- The "Greatest FAKE Brick"(Richmond, BC)…read more I'm sharing a friend's experience so other customers can be cautious. During a recent purchase, my friend learned that the extended warranty is optional, yet the sales consultant (Alia) presented it as though it were required and "FREE". In negotiations, my friend felt pressured to add the warranty with a promise it would be "cashed back" after three years. This felt misleading and not transparent. Invoice accuracy: the delivery fee appeared as $89 when the correct amount should have been $44.50. Careful review caught the discrepancy and prevented overpayment. Other concerns: my friend was told to cancel a so-called "fake invoice" (an unusual term we haven't encountered elsewhere) and was urged to leave a 10% hold-back/deposit. There was also a "FAKE tent sale" promotion that, in my friend's view, didn't align with the pricing discussed. Tips for customers: ***Be cautious of sales tricks designed to pressure you -- remember, the money is in your control ***The warranty is optional not "FREE". If you consider it, get all promises (e.g., "cash back in 3 years") in writing. ***Verify every line of the invoice (prices, fees, delivery) before paying. ***Avoid any deposit/10%hold-back until the invoice exactly matches the agreed terms. ***If unusual terms like "fake invoice" are mentioned, ask for a written explanation and keep copies of all documents. Overall: Shop at "The FAKE Brick (Richmond, BC)" carefully, take your time go to other Furniture Stores and be alert if they put pressure into extras. Always double-check the paperwork before you leave.

Visited Richmond store Followed store clerk's suggestion…read morebought an electric rice cooker with a non-stick surface Rice sticks after first use Went back to the store and hope to add money to upgrade to a better brand The clerk said no Said could not replace after being used But if you don't use it first how do you know that the product has issue? The quality of the products sold has issue but unwilling to be responsible and help customer to replace Unreasonable

No fuss returns, pretty rare for an Asian establishment. Not much pressure for the indecisive as…read morewell. Browsing for a more contemporary-looking stainless steel exterior Tiger rice cooker and was told it doesn't exist. Sure it does, and just across the atrium too.

The reason why the world thinks of beavers, moose and bears when they visit "the great White North"…read morecan be found here. Kitchen "Vancouver" has every you could want for your kitchen -- just kidding -- but it does boast an exciting array of Canadiana-"eh"-saying-husky-mushing-beaver-damming I've seen in a while. Honourable mentions for tackiness go to the totem pole pepper grinder, but the taker of the tackiest award must go to the "Pacific Salmon Spread" complete with a 3Dimensional bear, gripping the can with a salmon flailing in it's mouth. I know, I know, that's what I regularly see too whilst out for a stroll in Stanley Park circa 2009! Oh, and this is in the International Terminal of the airport - inside gate D, past the security check point.