We went to many different souvenir shops around Vancouver and found this one to be the best in…read moreterms of selection, quality and value. You'll find a number of items, food and other items that are very Canada specific, such as Maple syrup, Maple tea, and other maple-related snacks. We also found it hard to find a shop where you can find clothing that lasts and is very comfortable. We picked up a couple fleece and shirts here and they survived the wash and are still comfortable weeks later, and they were such a good price, nearly half of what you'd expect. The deals on standard keychains and magnets were also very good so we bought dozens.

I am local but I enjoyed browsing in this store although I was closely watched which was somewhat…read moreunpleasant.I like Knicknacks,Snacks and Novelty items which there are many in the store along with clothing.Prices are good so I would recommend it as they have an interesting selection of stuff..

The 4 star rating is based mostly on value (ie bang for the buck). The place offers nice…read moreassortment for men, women, and even kids. Sometimes if you're lucky, you'll find quality fashion with huge mark down. Or sometimes if you don't mind, they have team uniforms in bulk for you to purchase for your own team! Do be prepared for limited sizes. Obviously XS and XL dominate. In fact, they even have tons of XXL, XXXL in almost every section. I find the finer quality jackets a bit higher on the price, but if you are a serious outdoorsy person, this place is good for that investment. The staff is polite and friendly. Being an outlet, there is little advice, so you should know what you're getting into before buying. All in all, good value. And if you lucky enough to live nearby, come frequently, as each month they bring in new stock (well, technically old products that couldn't sell anymore at the retail stores, but I won't tell if you won't tell.)

This is a true factory outlet. Very inexpensive products are factory seconds and there are…read morenoticeable imperfections. But the price makes up for it especially if you are not buying it for the appearance. Other items are more expensive but still reasonable and I did not observe any noticeable imperfections.

I didn't know Oomomo existed in Metrotown. I have been doing it wrong. When I want to go to Oomomo,…read moreI usually head to Richmond. This location is not as big as the one in Richmond Aberdeen Mall. Hey, but this one has basically most of the stuff that one would be looking for. I do find the food items here quite expensive and especially when T&T and Superstore (some Asian/Japanese treats) is near by. The items here are inexpensive. In terms of quality its ok to good for what you pay for.

OG Vancouverites know Oomomo used to be called Daiso. Daiso was rebranded to Oomomo several years…read moreago and they have since opened more locations in a few BC malls. I absolutely love this location as Metro is the biggest mall in BC and it's always popping with a ton of selection of random stuff and knick knacks! Not all items are $2. Actually, most items are $2+ but that doesn't really matter because you're getting quality stuff. Just keep in mind that a majority of the stuff are Made in China, but look around and some things are from Japan. I personally think this location is better than the one at Aberdeen because they've gone through tons of renovations and the vibe is different. It's also smaller with a Canada Post on the ground floor. Definitely check this location out if you're in the area!

Disgusting rude East Indian cashiers, absolutely incredibly disgusting. They force people to put…read morebaskets at front for them.and not nice about it.

Came here looking for some tools…read more Parking is available in front. Plenty of spaces. The inside here does have many different categories, but most of it seems to be focused on kids' toys. I was looking for some cheapo hand tools and the selection isn't the greatest. Also the aisles are a bit on the narrow side. Guess they were trying to cram in 1 more row of goodies. There is a security guy planted right at the exit. I feel bad for him. How would you ever catch a shoplifter here? Random piece of trivia: this place used to be a Blockbuster video store. Always brings a smile.

I haven't been here for a while. When I first reviewed this place it was during Covid. It was…read morequite cramped and restricted before cuz of the social distancing and stuff. Now everything seems pretty normal. The pricing seems really good too, it seems that everywhere else the prices went up but they stayed the same here. Small parking lot in the back. The staff is very friendly which I find is rare these days and lots of variety or produce and products. They have a deli and have a meat section as well. I think I'll be coming back here more often...........

Best neighbourhood spot to grab any deli meats and cheese! The weekends get super busy so be sure…read moreto grab a number for the deli counter. They also do party platters!

Not sure if it's due to the fact that this Dollarama has just opened, but it is clean and tidy…read more There's everything you can think of buying in a dollar store and it's actually organized! There's pay parking in front of you can park in the Denny's and New Starlet Restaurant's parking lot for free. Cash or debit only.

Two thumbs up for this location. The isle are well stocked and organized. When I need help and ask…read morea staff for help, they are always ready and willing to help me. Can't complain about the cost of things here for sure!!

T Dollar, also known as B&E Home and Party, is a pretty boring dollar store with lots of practical…read moreorganization and dine ware options. I came here for garbage receptacles and office supplies, and while waiting at the optometrist. A cheap knick knack retailer that'll leave you shrugging, like this review.

Chinatown Flea Market is where dollar stores got the idea to become dollar stores. You know that…read morewhole thing where China, the country, produces a broad range of knickknacks -- you know, everything the western world could ever desire? From cheap ceramic dishes, to those weird undergarments that have the unpleasant texture of dull sandpaper, to questionable dongles, to racks of unheard of Chinese pop star's bootlegged CDs, to all kinds of kitchen items -- this upstairs "market" is ballin'. Plan on spending more than a dollar for most sellable wares, but it's worth every penny for the sheer experience of shopping in a tiny bit of China right here in Vancouver.

Pssst, I have a secret. I'm only telling you cuz I think you're cool…read more.. It sits above Hon's in the mall that no one dares enter. And it has all the weirdest plain stuff you can imagine. Garlic crushers, cheap wallets, ICE CUBE TRAYS!, table top bells (for prompt service!), Chinese monopoly, Rugrats bobbleheads and many other assorted oddities, along with the usual household supplies. The owners are nice and somewhat eccentric and the store and mall are usually creepily silent. So whenever you're absolutely stuck trying to find some household tool, and looking for some serious weirdness, come here.

Years later and it's still terrible. It used to be called "Everything for a Dollar" but then it…read morechanged hands and changed name, becoming a lousy dollar store in the process. First of all, hardly anything useful is within a buck or two anymore. You go in and things are like $6. The staff are unhelpful and don't seem to care about anything. It's only really kept alive because it's next to the bus stop and people transferring and wanting something quick to eat or something can pop in and get something. Go to any other dollar store and you will get value. This place has none.

i come here all the time on the weekends and its nice but the employees are not that good. first of…read moreall 1 person who was putting up stuff on the hangers, i was in toy section i suddenly found this walkie talkie. and then i asked the person and i said hey somebody left there walkie talkie here. and she said that's mine[the part is about to come] and i was playing with toy and she said DONT TOUCH THE TOY and i said sorry and she ignored me. and she was nice to other people

Walked here to check out snacks/food what offerings the store had…read more The store is underground? You enter at the street level and take an escalator or stairs down to enter the store. The area is very dirty and not well maintained. Once in the store the shelves are very high and narrow. It is a very overwhelming feeling if you are sensitive to small spaces/claustrophobic. The amount of items in there is very overwhelming as well. I didn't stay long and mostly stuck to the snacks and candy. They have a large area near the check out that has candy, gum etc. Purchased an aero bar, coffee crisp, kit kit and toffee candy bar. For 4 candy bars (I either didn't get a receipt, didn't take it or lost it but it was $4.07 USD. There were 3 self check outs and one staff there to check out as well. Saw employees in aisles but only one at registers. Overall it was an underwhelming and overwhelming experience and I would not go out of my way to go back if in the area.

It's the Dollar Tree of Canada! Loved going through the snack/food aisle to see things that we…read moredon't have in the states. The candy bar section felt like being in Cost Plus World Market! We have loaves of Wonder Bread in our supermarket aisles, but this was the first time seeing Wonder Wraps, which I'm assuming are similar to flour tortillas. We got a couple of bags of Doritos (Ketchup and a Cheese flavor not available in the U.S.) and we wish that we had gotten a few more!! Cool store, cheap stuff! ALOHA!!! SHAKA METER: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 4