Hands down, one of the best Candy stores in the lower mainland. I would even say probably THE BEST…read moreCandy store in the lower mainland. They carry a huge range of treats from around the globe, and also had some hard to find items that I have only known to be sold in one other place. YOU MUST STOP BY IF YOU ARE IN WHITE ROCK

Billed as the 'largest candy store' in Metro Vancouver, Ricardo's Kandy Korner is a big (& little)…read morekids dream haven! I was visiting friends in the area & drove along Marine Dr when I saw the sign ... Kandy heaven here with a big arrow pointing at it! LOL in my dreams! Ricardo apparently has another shop somewhere up the road & decided to open this massive candy shop right here at White Rock Beach. It seems there's a correlation between toking up Zaza & getting crazy munchies in your belly! The previous candy shops I've reviewed have had Mary J connections (usually a cannabis store next door) & appear to go hand in hand. Regardless, speaking as the strictly sugar addicted lunatic that I am, RKK offers a wide variety of candy selection & humongous gummie options up for grabs! I could see I wasn't the only one with eyes popping out of our skulls as we admired the selection ... kids were jumping around in glee & the moms were smiling ear to ear taken back to their childhood favourite candy being right in front of them. It's incredible to see the number of candy shops springing up due to the pandemic & ongoing border closure (cannot drive down, essential status only) with the States! Almost makes one wish it would stay closed longer ... hee hee! So future candy shops keep opening up & importing all that awesome stuff, Cheetos, ice-cream, Lay's, Pez, Rap Snacks, Dunkaroos et cetera ... LMAO! Ps health conscious nuts need not apply!

Candyland is exactly what the name of this store is. The place to go for your asian candies. Hi…read morechew, popping candy, milk candy, even some American brands (sold in Asia market). I thought prices would be higher here but they are cheaper than the grocery stores nearby, and this place has a superior selection. Located on the 3rd floor of Aberdeen Centre near the food court Tip- if you're visiting get a coupon book from the customer service desk on the ground floor (foreign ID required) and you'll get a coupon book with a 10% off coupon. This will eliminate all of the tax plus a little more

Asian candy store, if you're into that kinda thing…read more I don't eat much candy or sugar for that matter, but my daughter does. This is what she likes: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/Yu-e4NTaImxeyKCF6f2IPQ?select=e1UtbvKIZcaHzMMS6_Pv9w#KiBDP-9kpXGy-Ost71Gocg She likes the Doraemon character and they had a gummy bear version of it here. There is a ton of Asian candy here. Typically I'll look for the Japanese stuff. It's more unique than the Honger stuff I ate as a kid. Prices are a bit on the high side, but what can you expect, it's imported.

The C Shop is one of those iconic Birch Bay legends that I've been visiting for so long, I can't…read moreeven remember the first time I was there. It's a spring and summer must-stop for visitors, who come by the carload for a taste of locally-made ice cream or one of their many made-in-house candy treats. When my kids were little, we often camped at the nearby state park and rode our bikes here for some sweet goodness. Yesterday, my daughter and mom and I stopped in on a little Mother's Day trip to Blaine, and enjoyed some ice cream cones on their beautiful front porch. My daughter also bought some chocolate-covered confections to take home - and honestly, I'm regretting I didn't do the same. As far as candy and ice cream goes, their prices are definitely "tourist" level, but you do get what you pay for in terms of freshness, quality, and supporting a true Pacific Northwest family-friendly icon.

In a bright yellow house near the water is a candy shop stuck in the past. Walk along the veranda…read morewhere there's a pew and small tables for patrons and walk inside to find saltwater taffy, sea foam, fudge, snow cones, ice cream, and more. My family opted for the ice cream and enjoyed every lick. I got sea foam, chocolate walnut fudge, and "Nutella crispy." The fudge and Nutella treat were average. Nothing great, but my family loved the ice cream!

This candy store is located in the mall. There was a good selection of childhood favourites to…read morechoose from. I wish there was more international options and super sour candy varieties.

Great place to get meat pies and sausage rolls! Love the all…read morethe selection they have !

I have missed this store so very much. I used to stop in a lot when it was located on Columbia…read moreStreet in New Westminster. I have lived in the area for a couple of years but kept forgetting it was there until I was in need of an Irn Bru. So I took myself on a walk and made my way to the shop. I was definitely not disappointed and left with a few more goodies than intended. Ooooppps

5/5 for the service!…read more I called about placing a small order since their website offered delivery services. I spoke to a kind and knowledgeable lady named Michelina. She took the time to explain their varieties of Swedish candies. I let her know that my daughter loves sour gummy candy but is looking for one that has less citric acid coating. Michelina went above and beyond saying she would create a custom bag on the candies we talked about. She emailed me an invoice, I paid online and within a week My daughter was able to enjoy them! What a sweet experience!

Nice spot for candy. They're tasty but on the pricier side. Good assortment. Makes for a nice gift.read more

New place for those who have sweet tooth. Wide variety of uncommon /unique flavours of chips ,…read morecookies, candies , chocolates

Ricardo's Kandy Korner is the largest candy store in Metro Vancouver…read more I've been to the original store in White Rock before & so I was happy to see this new location right in the heart of downtown Vancouver. Located on the Granville Mall across from Nordstrom = easy to find. A vast selection of candy, gummies, chips, pop, cereal etcetera with many popular imports, you will definitely find something that you love or want to try out. People have the munchies today, as it was quite busy this Saturday afternoon - I wonder why? Warning please ensure your dental insurance is all up to date & in good standing! You will lose several of your favourite teeth after going through several goodies from here. The temptations are endless. There's nothing healthy in here, so if you need to constantly monitor your blood sugar levels, or if you're watching your weight - you can just window shop & wish.

In the City of Van I always get my sugar fix from " The Candy Room"located on Robson street. It may…read morenot be Willy Wonka's factory and defiantly you'll not run into Augustus Gloop drinking from a Milky Way river yet the candy room will certainly exceed your expectations. Walking through the doors a euphoric explosion of sugar happens. Many choices from current treats to vintage brands. Even Canadian flavors you'd not get in America.. Definallty a self serve place however I always see one or two people who could assist me. I hope all your candy fantasy's can be served, mine were!

I am remiss for not taking more than two truly crappy photos, but this place is a GEM…read more I love popcorn Jelly Belly, and they had SO many flavors of JB! So many different candies and bulk from around the world, and licorice from Germany which is basically my favorite childhood memory. I'm not a HUGE candy person but this place offers nostalgia and treats rolled into one. The prices aren't insane and it's a great little location and spot!

For the area, it's alright...not a bulk candy bins like Sweet Factory, as the jars are behind the…read morecounter so you'll have to ask the worker...2 types of cola bottles, decent selection. They've also got some individual chocolates pieces like caramels, etc. Mostly candy and fudge, lollipops, taffy at the front baskets. Always fun to browse at candy shops.

We were directed to come here to pick up a "Storybrooke map", a document that highlights all the…read morelocations that are filmed in "Once Upon a Time" tv show from channel ABC. It's a $2 donation for the Storybrooke map, proceeds go to the local Food Bank! Hint: if you don't want to pay for this map, you can find some articles about all the destinations via online blogs!

This place stands out at YVR. I do go on the plane with candy so that I am not having to pick from…read morethe menu, plus candy makes me happy during the flight. The place is bright and well organized, however, there is a of space either to accommodate a lot of people and or a potential for more stock. Carries the usual varieties which is good for Canadian edition of candies for tourists or those flying out who just cannot do with out like Smarties. I am surprised that this store was quiet? Too early for candy? The customer service was good. We had a joke going about Ketchup.

Bulk candy store at YVR, decent selection. Kudos to the girl working there... because the store is…read moreat the airport gates, so there aren't that many customers. I find that in dead stores, staff don't approach people that are browsing around, but this girl gave me a few minutes to look around then approached me to let me know how the bulk candy worked and what type of containers are available. I was only browsing but because of her kindness I thought what the hell, I'll buy something, so I did!