Had to bring my PlayStation 5 into Costco to not only shop, but enjoy the samples they were giving out. I think it was pastrami. It was aight read more

Costco - Samples, pastrami, PS5, TV - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I wanted to check out the Costco that has an underground parking garage so I made my way up to Vancouver, BC. This Costco is crazy busy. It's right next to the Stadium-Chinatown Station. I've been to the one in Richmond and that one was tame compared to this one. People were lined up with carts waiting for the elevator to the garage and they were blocking the entrance/exit. I don't even know if they had a cart escalator like Target. I wish our Tukwila Costco had some of their deli items. It was pretty cool seeing poutine on their food court menu. Glad to see their hot dog was $1.50. This visit was a one and done though. It was too chaotic for me. read more

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This review is purely a written protest for their cafeteria/HQ to get a better bun for their pastrami beef sandwich. It is absolute heinous and worth jail time to pair the above average pastrami with such an ogre bun. On top of that, that mustard is not right. Rye bread. Brown Mustard. Mayo*. Ending on a positive, the mandatory membership and the security at the entrances did ease allot of traffic for normal club members to finally grab a snack in relative peace. read more

Costco - Pastrami with mustard. mustard is what saved this sandwich. This was a lost meal indeed. - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I was so excited to visit Costco in another country! I live by a Costco and go weekly so I had been following several Canadian Costco social media pages to see what they had that I could not get here in the states. I had prepared that I might need to have a second carry on to take my spoils back to the states. I walked to this location due to the close proximity to the hotel I stayed at. The walking gets dicey around Rogers arena (sidewalks are non existent, cars come out of no where) you are also under a bridge and there is a lot of exhaust. I walked around to the front, got a cart, loaded my suitcase and backpack in and prepared to be amazed. I found it is very similar to Costco's here. People with little to no spatial awareness, blocking the aisle with the cart. It was such an unpleasant experience that I didn't want to stay and left early. The inside was a bust so the food court was going to be amazing right? right? I had read reviews about the limited seating (aka none) the birds that try and steal your food etc. I ordered the chicken tenders $7.99 CAD and ice cream $3.49 CAD for a total of $12.05 ($8.86 USD). The chicken tenders were inedible. They did not seem fully cooked and had a weird taste. The fries were not much better. The ice cream I can't describe it. It had the weirdest taste and texture to it. I got chocolate sauce on it and that could not save it. So gross. Those items ended up in the trash. I forgot the first time I ordered I wanted to try the crab sushi so I went back and ordered that $9.99 CAD and pop $.99 total $11.60 or $8.53 USD. They had fountain sodas and had 7 up but when I thought I would get a cup to fill they told me they only had iced tea or soda with caffeine. I explained I don't drink anything with caffeine and they said I could go inside and get a refund but it wasn't worth it. The crab roll was good. The pieces are large, the crab tastes fresh and the rice was good. Did not taste stale, mushy or too hard. I would order that again. Overall glad I got to come but would not go out of my way to come here again. read more

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Wow,thus was a pleasant surprise in terms of location. Was on my walk from downtown to Chinatown. And bam, there as Costco! Saw the parking structure first, then had to walk 2 blocks back to go to the entrance for walk in customers (I did not drive). Walk down about 4 to 5 flights of stairs to the ground level. Food court was packed and outside of the main store. Wished they had poutine but no they did not. Huge selections of items. Vwry similar to the stores in the states. With some Canadian items. Worthed the walk around and the visit. Value was good: regular Costco prices. With good conversion rate from U S dollars, prices seemed "cheaper". Got some maple items. Checked out was speedy, accurate and friendly. Line at the door checking receipts was checked detailedly yet moved quick. Will come again. read more

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We were hoping for an out of country experience in Vancouver's Costco, but it's very similar to what you would see in the states. Theres nothing too out of the ordinary here. The workers here are pretty nice and accommodating. The prices are pretty standard. read more

Friendly staff. Excellent customer service. They have an 8 piece California crab maki roll for $10.

If you are coming from the US - you can pay with the Costco Credit Card or cash. We stop here to pick up food ahead of heading to Whistler. They have such a great selection here and each sign says where the produce is from. $2 parking downstairs. Food court is super fast. The pizza and poutine are delicious. read more

Lootss of tourists. Lol. Costco superfans. Easy to get to with their bart/ subway system. Food court: loottts of Costco usa fans trying to order. They only use kiosk. Only take mastercard. Leave the card in longer!!!! It will go through just not as fast as usa wifi/internet. Only bought poutine, one hour wait. Sooo Soggyy, couldn't order extra crispy.... Standing tables only! Not good for senior citizens. Went there first to buy souvenirs. Some different items from California, i would have bought some if i stayed in Canada longer or if i drove back to Seattle. Cheap maple syrup. 3 minutes drive from chinatown. 15 minutes walk from center of chinatown. read more

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Sushi made in Costco. I noticed that social media has been buzzing about sushi at Costco. So, I visited the Downtown location and grabbed a Nigiri and roll combo. The price was reasonable, not too expensive and not too cheap. They charged by weight. Size matters! Each roll was way bigger than the normal size. Surprisingly, even though we put sushi in the refrigerator for the whole day, the rice did not get hard, it was still soft. (Usually it gets harder.) The taste was just ok, it was just decent, but the sashimi was fresh. It's probably good for bringing to a home party or gathering. I'm so happy there's another takeout option. read more

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Located right off the expo Chinatown train station, this Costco located in downtown Vancouver has all the global favorites and local only merchandise. You need a membership to enter. The first thing to notice was how not crowded it was. There was no line at the self checkout and the normal registers were no more than two customers deep. We had some time to kill so wandered around to check out what was selling. Of course we had no intention of buying anything, but as usual, couldn't help but purchase "great" deals, especially since we were getting a 27% discount because of the favorable currency rates. They had a great selection of clothing, so picked up champion athletic shorts and Joe brand jeans. We've been having great luck with eating different breads in our trip so picked up a pack of cheese rolls. A lot meats are sold by the kg, so prices seemed really high before realizing you had to convert. After doing the math, a lb of ground beef was $2.88, which is quite a bit cheaper than the same in Cali. Did check out two things that Costco had intentionally takes a loss on, to see how much they were here. The hot dog/soda combo is $1.50 here, which is crazy. The rotisserie chicken is $7.99 which is $5.88 USD equivalent so that's a bit more (usually 4.99 across the US). Even with 30% discount, prices are the same. A lot of different clothes. Hot dog and drink are still 1.50. Great place to shop. Free WiFi. read more

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If you have a foreign country visa, it will not take the payment unless it's a debit card. However, the french fries is amazingly tasty. Maybe it's because I got it freshly made. The overall experience is not bad. read more

Costco - Costco food court - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

we were intrigued and had to try their sashimi platter and california roll today, like many other sushi enthusiasts. this looks to be permanent, as they have a sign above, 'kirkland signature sushi'. you can see through the glass the multitude of sushi makers furiously assembling the trays as the crowd eagerly awaits to take home a tray or two. they also have poke, tuna and salmon sushi, and nigiri sushi. the sashimi was thinly sliced and included tuna, salmon, and scallops. it comes with packets of yamasa soy sauce, wasabi, and tiny bits of ginger. i liked the salmon and scallops best. the soy sauce was way too salty, and i felt thirsty after. the california rolls were quite big; there was a lot of rice with real crab, but they were a little skimpy on the avocados. overall, the kirkland signature sushi offerings provide a great alternative to their classic roast chicken, convenient and tasty option for sushi lovers looking for a quick and affordable meal. read more

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The only site (currently) with a dedicated sushi corner.. the sushi was reasonably priced and fairly good.. like a suped up version of T&T sushi. Noticed that the rolls all that a fair amount of green onion in them, which we liked.. but wondered how well it would go over with others... The wasabi was real and not powdered, which I appreciated. read more

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Was here today for some lasagna (they go into 1/6 portions placed in 2x6" tin foil trays and little lids and into my freezer. Way better than microwave dinner and so much more cheese) and a tray of sushi caught my eye the pieces are massive. Good deal. Grabbed some jerky and the essentials like toothpaste and floss. read more

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You, Impark, are a scam company. You've wasted so much of my time on this, and then you have the audacity to tell me to "pay on time" next? I arrived at 12:58 p.m. and successfully paid at 1:02 p.m. You gave me a ticket at 1:00 p.m., just a four-minute gap! I didn't waste a single second in those four minutes; my online payment failed, so I immediately paid at the machine. read more

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This review is purely for their food court poutine. Being from the US, we had to check out the Vancouver Costco to see what's up. The store offered mostly the same stuff, eh, but the food court had poutine! And fries!! So we tried the Canadian delicacy and let me tell you...that was the best $7 poutine I've ever had! Fries? Crispy and delish. The gravy? Brown and well-seasoned. And the cheese? Lots of it. That is the ONE thing. They have to find a way to melt the cheese a little bette. But still great! read more

Visiting from SF and wanted to checkout this Costco. I tried poutine for the very first time at the food court and it was delicious! Fresh fries and nice gravy. Pleasantly surprised. Food court service was efficient and friendly. I would totally come back here for the poutine. The rotisserie chicken is a bit pricier here ($7.99 vs $4.99 each in California) but I guess that's standard Canada price. Clean facility and located near a train station. What more could you ask for? read more

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Visiting from the US. I could not pay with my Citi Visa card by Costco. I could also not pay with my other visa debit cards. Executive member here. Extremely messy and disorganized store. read more

Great place to shop even greater place for cheap fast food to go. I got my chicken strips & fries it was raining outside everyone was looking for a standing spot to eat. I was eating at the relish/muster stand this Costco employee name "Shelia" was sweeping the floor said your blocking people front using the relish muster I moved to the side she said you can't eat there. Other people were doing the same at another stand too. I receive Verbal abuse on by "RUDE Costco Employee" "Shelia" at the Downtown Location. I toss my fries on floor and walked away. Never meet such a rude Costco employee. If you shop here beware of 5ft dirty blond hair " Shelia " "Shelia" is a very Rude general maintenance Costco employee here. read more

I love me some Costco so I came here when visiting Canada to get my poutine. Excellent fries. Excellent gravy. Nice cheese curds. Quite a large portion. (Seriously love the fries, they're the same style of fry as I've gotten at Mediterranean restaurants which I love.) I'm no poutine expert so I can't judge but I enjoyed it a lot. It's located four floors below ground level which was a bit confusing, and it was weirdly crowded in the food area (I guess not a great in out system?). Annoyingly Canada Costco apparently only takes MasterCard while USA Costco only takes Visa, so if you're also visiting from the States and are having trouble, that's why. (We tried six cards before realizing the issue.) read more

Costco - Yum - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Visiting Vancouver for a few days? Need something to do? Just forget something? Want a Costco Hot Dog or better yet Poutine??? Located downtown next to the Arena, parking is underground, Inside it is a pretty normal Costco on the inside but outside at the food court they have Poutine, nice crispy french fries with gravy and cheese curd. Well worth the stop to pick up anything you may need and finish it off with something to eat. read more

A costco in downtown Vancouver? That's unheard of back at home in Toronto! The parking is underground and you have to come up the stairs to access the costco entrances. You have to pay for parking underground at costco which is also unheard of but completely understand since it's located in the heart of downtown. This costco location is large! And have great finds that are different from what we have back in Toronto. I always love seeking new items at other costcos. The one item that I am most blown away from? Their rotisserie chicken comes in plastic bags. What? Not in the usual plastic containers. My mind was blown! Location is great for everyone who is downtown in my opinion. Best place to shop for things in bulk if you're on vacation like myself. Get yourself some water, coffee and breakfast items to make your stay in Vancouver better! read more

On our last day visiting Vancouver, we made it a mission to go to Costco to try their food court. It might be silly, but it was on our to-do list and we made it happen! - PARKING - Per the other reviews, it's offputting you have to pay for parking at Costco... but we were determined so we paid the price. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - We went right as Costco opened at 9am, so there was only one worker at the food court working. You order from the self-service kiosk, and wait for your order to be ready. Make sure you have a valid card that's usable here! Luckily my boyfriend had a mastercard on him. There's some tables next to the pick up area, but definitely not as big as other food courts I've been to. - FOOD - Poutine ($5.99): You get a hefty amount, which is no surprise at Costco! Delicious, crispy fries that are covered in a yummy gravy sauce! Really nothing to complain about, other than the fact we don't have it in the states. Polish Sausage ($1.50): It's absolutely not fair that Vancouver still has Polish Dogs available!! We were all so devastated when it was taken off our Costco menus, so to see it here still thriving was a nice surprise. Tastes just as we remembered it - more flavorful than the hot dog. I wish we had more stomach space and more time to try out the entire menu, that Crispy Chicken Sandwich was tempting! read more

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Decently sized Costco with a generously spaced parking lot. The usual selection of stuff inside. -1 for the very busy and sometimes dirty food court. read more

I stopped into Costco when I realized so was stuck in Vancouver for Christmas. I was really surprised the pricing was consistent with Ontario with more selection options for coffee beans. If you're a fan of kicking horse, you can get a nice Costco size for $18. The only thing I noticed different was the hazelnut nut options. Check out was efficient no line ups on Christmas Eve! Wow! There is complimentary parking in the parkade for customers and it's really to run in and out. read more

In Downtown Vancouver, there was a Costco next to subway stop across from old Chinatown and hockey stadium. Inside is small compared to the states. I didn't see any malteasters candy. I looked around and found some neat stuff but I couldn't take it with me due to no room in luggage. The food court space is separated and 4 tables. There was computers to order the food and waited for number to be called. The poutine fries was delicious with warm gravy and poutine cheese. No chicken wings. read more

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I am addicted. Addicted to Costco. Whenever there's a Costco where we're traveling, we'll definitely stop by hoping for some cool local items. This Costco is well stocked, but didn't have anything that caught my eye to take home souvenir wise. Of note, they do offer poutine in their food court (I didn't get to try). This is the only Costco I've been to where you have to pay for parking. read more

Who doesn't recommend going to Costco. Came here as a tourist stop (lol) since we're visiting from the states and enjoy checking out what local slice of life is like. This Costco is very accessible if you're in the nearby area. There were a couple items unique to canadian costco; particularly the kirkland brand sweaters. Of course, this costco does cold weather clothing items better than SoCal. read more

Drive to the Burnaby location if you can. This place is awful. If you must go here I guess you can go but it's not a pleasant experience. Fix the food court area, match the selection of items of other costcos and fix the parking situation read more

Great place to shop and have new asian products all the time. I love shopping at costco

Always a fun trip to Costco! I can find all the essentials plus more. I shop online often and find the best deals!

Parking is in a garage or pay for parking on the street. Although it is EXPENSIVE PARKING since it's near the sports arenas. Anyway I was here to see what fun Canadian Costco items I could find. some brands were different than in the states so definitely check out the clothes section! Food of course is all pretty much similar with the exception of a few items you really have to search around in every isle for. I of course got some Canada Grade A Maple syrup. Pistachio muffins looked AMAZING. The bagels were different and oddly tempting. But the most important thing to check out is the FOOD COURT. CHICKEN TENDERS. HAWAIIAN PIZZA. FRIES. POUTINE! Amazing stuff here. I tried the poutine and it is a generous serving of delicious cheesy goodness that you cannot miss. read more

Best food!! Best price can't be beat. Only thing I would say they have to improve if the wait time on the food, but other then that I give it a 5 start. read more

This location is not that convenient and parking is $2 which sucks. I do like coming here because it's not that busy like the other locations but the parking fee sucks read more

Saw a mouse run behind the lockers after check out. Another woman and I saw it and screamed. The Costco employees at check out asked what happened. When we told them they continued on working. Guess it's normal? We planned to grab some food but decided not to afterwards... read more

Price: ~$3/ person it's so cheap for the massive amounts of food. Service: self-service ( it used to have tables outside but during the COVID situation, there are no available ) Food: 10/10 it is not healthy at all but that is definitely my go-to treat. Orders: Poutine: $4.79 Can you believe it? Just $ 5 you can own a very massive Poutine like these? The fries are fried very crunchy and crispy, not too greasy. The fries are slice into large pieces and very thick. After a while, it is soaked with hot gravy. Here's the poutine that you have been waiting for. Luckily for me that day the gravy was very hot and rich. There are chucks of cheeses on top that are evenly covered above. It was a bit cold at first, but after eating with hot gravy and french fries, the cheese melts satisfactorily. read more

Costco - Poutine: $4.79 - Wholesale Stores Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

i know that Yelp will delete most of negative reviews, but I still will try. Just this morning, I went shopping and I needed compost bags. I went to the shelf where they were for at least a couple of years, but they moved them to the opposite side of the store. in the aisle, I was told that I could find them, was nothing and I could not find any help. Since, I am on a knee replacement waiting list, I am very often in a big pain and I could not walk. I was refused help 3x. I really dislike people in this store as not only you cannot find anybody to help, but if you find somebody, they refuse to help. read more

Being from United States I came here & almost didn't get in. I let the front door person see my membership & he was confused. Come to find out Citi Bank Costco card isn't the same card they use in Canada. But when I was able to get in, I was blown away by the things they sell in Canada compared to United States. Canada food is better quality. Even the Fairlife protein shakes are different and better. What the hell are they selling us in the United States? read more

As a Canucks fan, I'm a regular visitor to this Costco for the food court just before games. There's something very satisfying about grabbing a couple hot dogs for $1.50 each. They're big hot dogs as well and almost a similar size to what you'd get inside Rogers Arena. The poutine is also solid but I do wish the cheese curds would actually do some melting with the gravy. Only downsides are the wait depending on what you order, and lack of spots to eat at during the rush before the Canucks play. Hot dogs are pretty fast to the window but otherwise, stuff does take a bit. The fries and poutine are the specific cases I've seen. Also, it is hard to find a spot when there's like a million folks trying to eat before the game. Hard to fault Costco but it would be great to have a few more tables at that point. Overall, bless Costco for their cheap food. read more