Oddly I became most recently a hard media anime collector, now the problem with that is where do I…read morefind this kind of stuff to buy as online options have become limited. While doing searches for "anime video bluray stores near me" this one came up. I will admit, I have never know or heard about this place, and yet this place has been around, I have driven past this place many times without even knowing it ever existed. And since knowing about this place this year I can say it is a place I truly enjoy being lost in. They do have a website, and the website alone brings you back to the days of early webpages, there is a certain charm to it. Then you come to the store, and there is a lot of stuff, not just anime, but if you are looking for hard media, blu-ray, 4K, hard to find movies, and even manga, the selection looks like they are totally overstocked as there is even items in boxes on the floor. The people who work here are awesome too, as usually I do an order directly to their website and leave a note to process my card on file and will come pick it up. So if you are looking for an experience of going into a 'video' store, this one may overwhelm you in a good way, and sometimes you might not know what you are looking for, and that is fine, the people here know what they carry, and also can guide you to the area that is of your interest, just like me, you will find me at the center, in the anime isle browsing through titles, and them practically having a hand already on my credit card.

Amazing selections of anime and manga! There's also blurays and criterions to collect! Great value…read moreand service by Kai! Definitely recommend a visit! Helped me what I was looking for!

I had to pick up some DVD's for my mother and didn't want to drive all the way to Richmond…read more Asian Movie Centre has a pretty decent selection for a kiosk business. They don't have a lot of the older movies, but they do have the popular ones. Plus, they have subtitles in their DVD's. $25 for 4, not bad!

The staff is very helpful here and were able to show me books in their inventory which met my very…read morespecific needs--bilingual infant/children books in traditional Chinese and pinyin. I left with two books, one of which was pleasantly interactive and contained both Chinese and English voice recording and an electronic memory match game.

Where there are hordes of Chinos, there is bound to be at least one SUP Bookstore. What may seem a…read morebit confusing at first, SUP (#1) is no question/greeting, but rather the abbreviation for Sino United Publish (#2). In Chinese, its "San Lian Shu Dian" or "Sam Leen Shu Deem" but if you didn't already know that, its likely the book selection isn't for you. I note this because virtually all of their books are published in Chinese. Lots of materials that were never given an English Cliff Notes version (aka Chinese Literature) will be on full display here. Whether its a New York Times Best Seller translated into Chinese or a How To book on anything, it's going to be available here. What do you do when you're not exactly Chinese literate? First of all, you'd probably have to figure out why you're there. Are you learning Chinese? Buying a gift for someone who does? Best ask an associate for some recommendations for a good read. And yes, ask one who speaks a reasonably good amount of English. The service has been good here, the crowds rarely flock here (#3) and the prices seem fair though a non-bookworm (aka me) has a hard time parting ways for any hardcover book for $50 unless its limited edition or includes an entire volume set. Audio books, here I come. _________ (#1) Personally, I like "Sup Bookstore(?)" much better. (#2) Publish..ers. Sometimes we like keep things shorter. I mean short. (#3) Does anyone read anymore?

This is a rental store that reminds me of what Videomatica used to be. Not that I was even there…read moreto rent vids - I was there to buy. And it's a barrage of amazing titles new and old. Plus they have DVD, Blu-ray and even laserdisc. Counter gent was an old school movie geek like myself and was super fun to chat movies and the like with. I even headed off to the new sales Videomatica store afterwards and since I bought very little, went back to purchase more including a lessor-seen but reasonably priced Atom Egoyan collection of early films. (They covet the greats!) This store has it all in both rentals and sales - both of which are reasonable. LOVE THIS STORE!!!!!

AKA Video Cat. This is effectively the last video rental outlet in the Lower Mainland, but should…read moreendure for years as local leases are stagnant while landlords can't grasp the cool they're sitting on. On-street parking is always available for a quarter, with grocery and liquor store on same block plus quick eats across the street. Browsing with friends is priceless. There is no icebreaker like proposing and then having to defend the potential awesomeness of "Krull" from 1983. Staff are fittingly knowledgeable and casually geek about the films. Price is high. Late charge (over 7 days for regular titles) is just 50¢/day.

This place is pretty good for Gundam and Gunpla. They have a huge selection of HGs and a solid…read moreamount of RG and MG. The prices are pretty fair for Gunpla. They also have tools and paint so highly recommend. I was visiting from America and this place is a good place to check out for gunpla. Highly recommend

This place is tucked in the back near an arcade on the 2nd level. If you are a Funko Pop fan, stop…read morehere. They have a wide variety of pops, and even some vaulted ones, like Dobby from Harry Potter. Many of the Pops are on sale, and they're in excellent condition. Thumbs up and highly recommended.

Al is knows a lot about the books in Tim's store. I always love the massive selection of everything…read moreI need and want at great prices. A gem of a store and great service.

I always find a few books to purchase and make Carson's a visit (or two) everytime I travel to…read moreVancouver. There is almost always a special discount, a very friendly atmosphere, and a wonderful place to spend or hour or so browsing.

A new kind of Dollar store just landed in Vancouver. Mumuso is like a high end Diaso selling Korean…read moredesigned wares, mainly accessories. These include: socks, scarves, mittens, chargers, headphones, fresheners, stuff animals, etc. Though it may seem similar to places you find in Richmond (Aberdeen Centre) or Robson St., the quality of the items seem rather good. Sample of things I bought: - Earphones $5 - works same and looks like those I bought from London Drugs for $25. 5 Stars. - Animal eye mask $5 - for traveling and also has hot cold gel pack. Just too cute. 4 Stars. - Toss Pillow with hand warmer pouch on the side $7 - kids just love it! 5 Stars. Payment is cash only for now. This is a fun place to find things you never thought you needed (you probably don't but still bought anyways. Great place to prep Party Grab Bags etc. Overall this is a welcomed addition to the Kerrisdale shopping corridor and brings variety to a weekend walk in the neighborhood. Update: credit cards now accepted.

I love this store. Lots of cool items for everyone. Low prices and cute stuff. There's everything…read morefrom clothing accessories, electronics, stationery, kitchenware, kids toys, etc. Can't wait to come back!

Great customer service! Been visiting them since the 90's when they were in Port Moodyread more

Amazing store, cheap, good service and very organized. Many records of different genres.read more