I found this store to be clean and decently stocked. Stocks were clearly marked. They had a good amount of ethnic food.

This is the Canadian version of Walmart and isn't requiring a membership. The price are cheaper than other places and is open late like Target so that is a plus read more

2026.01.10. Good place to come for your grocery needs. If coming on public transit, advise you bring a shopping cart as it becomes very heavy quickly. House brand diet cola, house brand potato chips, English muffins, grass fed butter, Marmite, Ribera, eggs, milk. read more

This location is great for if you don't want to go down another 3 lights to Lansdown or 4 down to the Aberdeen area for the T&T or perhapps you have to get a few things on the way home wile coming from Aberdeen on Number3. Parking is busy durring lunch and evening as the plaza shares with restaurants and it only has 1 entrance to get in and 1 exit near the gass station. The ramp going from parking to store can be long with the twiss and turns, but there is an elevator directly to the left of the entrance but is quite small to move the cart around so pay atention when moving it in and out. Over all a nice place to pick up essentials and supplies if you don't want to drive really far for food and shopping. read more

As much as I hate to admit it, we had one of the most fun Canadian shopping experiences here! To escape the overly priced touristy stores and get to the actual difficult to find in the US Canadian products all in one inexpensive place, this Walmart-equivalent spot is the place to go. We were able to get our fill of ketchup cheetos, all-dressed chips, and unique candies that we don't easily find in the US. Our hotel was within walking distance (not the nicest walks since it seems like most folks drive around here) so I can't speak specifically about the parking situation but there's a huge covered parking area that seemed convenient to me. Didn't interact with staff so can't speak to service but given their great prices I don't think it's fair to compare them to a non big-box store. Of note, there are adjacent restaurants and take-out spots here so would be a great spot to grab Canadian souveniers and dinner too! read more

Staff are friendly and helpful. Sometimes has great bargains. Easy parking. Inside appeared to be a bit crowded. Can use some reorganization. Sometimes difficult to find the stuff we are looking for read more

First time being in a Canadien Tire store and it was awesome, you can pretty much buy anything in the store. Pretty cool spot to just go and see read more

This looks like the Canadian equivalent of a Walmart Supercenter, a massive one-stop shop for groceries, clothing, household items, and more! We grabbed local Canadian snacks, like Ketchup chips and All Dressed chips, fresh fruits, and instant noodz. Nothing notable about customer service, since we used self-checkout. Parking is a nightmare: tons of cars, high pedestrian traffic, tight parking spaces, and poorly parked vehicles. To top it off, we have to trek an inconveniently long ramp to get in and out of the store. read more

It's like a Food 4 Less and Walmart had a baby and attired it with Costco. Parking is okay. We came by on BC Day, so it wasn't super-busy. First time being here, and I can definitely understand the appeal. Pretty great prices on things, and they seem to have basically everything you need. They have everything from grocerie/snacks/food to clothing, to electronics, and this one has appliances (refrigerators, microwaves, etc.). You'll pretty much be good for awhile after a trip from here. Cleanliness-wise, it's possibly not as clean as Costco and this Superstore feels a little worn out, but there aren't opened products strewned everywhere, or general messes/spills to be found. Fairly clean, but just a little tired. Staff was fine. We only interacted with the cashier, honestly, but he was nice and took care of us without issue. I wouldn't mind coming back for some simple necessities. read more

Customer service is very rude towards people thats come there for work like instacart, ubereats and especially doordash. Because when you work for DoorDash and you get an order to shop for superstore, once finish shopping you're not allowed to go to self check out like you are in every other store for example Freshco, Safeway,IGA, No Frills and Walmart( in walmart we have to go to self checkout and not the cashier) what im trying to say is it is much easier for us to go to self checkout than to wait in long lines at cashier especially when we have 2-3 orders at a time. Once the cashier rings in each order she/he has to call the customer service manager to come and punch in a number that every doordash order has. And every time the manager comes over pissed huffing and puffing and rolling her eyes because she was called yet again for another DoorDash order. In this superstore in richmond there is an asian lady manager who is the worst when it comes to this. She just gives you a receipt rolls her eyes and the last time i was there i said thank you very much and have a good night to which she replied with " yea" I mean come on lady how did you get a customer service manager title. I personally hate going to cashier because they rush you and scan everything really fast than i have to bag everything fast especially when i have 3 separate orders and then i get complaint from customer for poor baggin read more

When we tried to get assistance at the self check-out station, the employee who just came into the area pointed to another employee who was going out of the area to come back and help us. It was odd; they looked like they did not want to help customers. We asked the employee to check the price of an item because the price in the computer was incorrect. She asked me if I remembered the price and I said no. So she scanned the item again and the computer said 2 for $xxx. It was not what I saw on the shelf (the price tag on the shelf was 'limit 1' $xxx). I knew the price in the computer was wrong because I would not get that item if it was that price. So I told her I did not want the item. Then she said, "Oh shxt" and cancelled the item in the computer. The employees should never swear in front of customers. Does the manager swear in front of customers as well? P.S. When I picked up a bag of the frozen corn, the corn fell onto the floor from the bag; we realized that the bag was torn. We were shocked. They should not leave a torn bag of frozen corn in the freezer for customers; they should check the merchandises regularly. read more

I haven't been to too many Real Canadian Superstore, and this one is quite literally "A-OK", in a not bad and not great kind of way. My Canadian friends call this the Walmart of Canada. Be that as it may, there are actually water tanks of live seafood including lobsters here. What!?! This store features Joe Fresh clothing, has all the usual health and beauty, home items, and a full size grocery store. When I'm here, I like to check out the health items in case there's something cheaper than the U.S. One time, I scored some Sensodyne toothpaste at half the cost. Coming here after the holidays has all the usual after holidays sale that is quite good too. Being from the U.S., I also come here to buy Old Dutch ketchup chips and Malteasers. Old Dutch is a Canadian brand; gotta pay homage! :) The strange thing about this store is that they always seem to be moving inventories around such that big parts of aisles are empty. I always wonder what I am missing. And for those who miss "generic" items, even if for grins only, you can find plain yellow packaged items for dry goods. Not an awesome store but it serves the purpose. read more

Real Canadian Superstore - Interior - Grocery Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

My cart was automatically stopped today when I was leaving. I had paid for my groceries at the express checkout. The wheels got locked before I could leave. I was told it was because I used the washroom. Really?? If that's how you treat one of your Mastercard holders and points customer then I guess I should start shopping elsewhere. read more

Throwing a Superstore in Richmond, and right on No. 3 Road is a traffic nightmare in it's own right! When this location first opened, it was alot worse, as it was the new big-box shop in town, but things have died down, but not by much. You still have the crazy parking lot that you have to manuver with other crazy looking for deals, shopping for the month of grocery type families. This Superstore in one word is: huge. When you enter this monster of a store, you really feel the size of this thing. The one thing I must say from the start is, that I do not like the entrance, I mean, it is great if you are pushing a cart, as you have to make this long walk up a ramp, turn on to another ramp and you are there, but where is the "save your time" stairway for people who aren't mass shopping, and being crammed into the stroller-way. Other than that, this is probably one of the most central locations for a Superstore in the Lower Mainland, and that it adds to the congestion of cars. Just remember, when you are coming here, it is never a simple run in, and run out, it takes some effort at this store. read more

Real Canadian Superstore - the new cold isle - Grocery Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

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Superstore is one of those places where everyone shops at. This location is a bit different from most others in the way that the entire ground floor is one giant parking lot. This is both a blessing and a curse. The good news is that parking is very close to the entrance. The bad news is that you have to up and down this huge long ramp, or take this insanely slow elevator to go up/down 1 floor. The inside is clean. They've done some renovations recently, and it shows. Everything is what you'd expect from a Superstore, with rows and rows of good, selling most things you would want to buy. read more

Shop here quite a bit. But the reason only because its close to my house. There is another one on Marine Drive but that one seems like its out of no where. I go to the one in Richmond so I can also do some other shopping at other places. or even have dinner in Richmond. This superstore is one of the bigger one. Very spacious and clean. Of course its very bright. Because its located in Richmond, there are lots of Asian style produce. Like the Bak Choi etc. Also they have lots of Asian Imports. Worth coming to this one. read more

Real Canadian Superstore - Grocery Near Me - Richmond, British Columbia

One time, I bought memory sticks here, which are kept locked up to prevent shoplifting. The friendly employee who unlocked it for me brought it to the Joe Fresh (clothing) checkout counter directly, as these are highly stolen items and they do not want to risk anyone making a break for the exit once it is in their hands. Even though the Joe Fresh counter is intended to primarily process transactions of Joe Fresh-branded merchandise, they use the same tills as the rest of the store and can check out any item. I came back another day to buy another memory stick (I work in video production), and a different employee simply handed the package to me and allowed me to proceed to pay for it unaccompanied. Naturally, I went to the Joe Fresh checkout counter by myself just like the previous day. The representative manning the Joe Fresh counter told me they could not ring up the memory stick as their till was intended only for clothing purchases. I told them that I know they totally can scan the memory stick as I just paid for the same thing at this counter the other day. They pretended like they didn't know what I was talking about and acted like I was crazy. They have a decent rewards program, but points must be redeemed in multiples of $10. If you're just picking up a single small item less than $10 and are hoping to get it on the house-- you can't. read more

I agreed w/Larry said - Superstore is Stupidstore. But, I still go there every other month. I find they're always busy and too many terrible new driver in Richmond. After they renovated, it looks so clean and nice. I feel much better to shop at there more often (Night time only to avoid stupid driver) read more

Real Canadian Superstore is pretty much the equivalent of a Walmart Supercenter. This location is on No.3 Road in the vicinity of the Golden Village. Parking is underneath the store. There are a number of shops below Real Canadian including HK BBQ Master that I previously reviewed. The store has typical grocery items. Though in my visit here, I was amazed by the different products that I do not see in the US. Like assorted Indian and East Asian groceries for the most part. Most traditional stores carry very little of these products. They even sell copies of a Chinese language daily paper here which I thought was interesting. Checkout is fairly simple. There is an additional fee for bags, so bring some if you are buying a lot from here. Like Amary N. mentioned in a previous review, the restrooms here are gross. Typically stores like Walmart and Target in the U.S. have clean ones, so surprised by the lack of cleanliness here. Overall, I think Real Canadian has a good selection of items. It was interesting to compare Real Canadian to their American counterparts. read more

If they didn't build such a long, twisted ramp from the parking to the main store, I'd give it another star. But I do prefer this one over Marine Drive simply b/c it seems cleaner, tidier & a bit better customer service. Even think the home goods section is bigger too. Nice that they've got a bigger self-checkout section than Metrotown's. The trick to getting good parking is to avoid the mainstream so don't turn left when everybody's doing that--u'll just get into a jam. so go straight & go thru the back, park outside if you want, even get some exercise, or go back in & find parking along the edges right away as there'll be less cars coming here. What a genius eh? read more

Worse parking lot ever for Superstore and the amount of time it takes to walk up the ramp! Booo!!! I rarely shop at Superstore and if I do, I'm usually with my mom. I'd pick Safeway, Shoppers, London Drugs over Superstore. Its always packed with people and I don't really like how they organized this location. Perhaps it feels overwhelming when I finally reach the top of the ramp :( read more

Came in to pick up my medication. Wonderful pharmacy staff. Unfortunately the rest of the staff not so much. The cashier LI rang up a bag of my apples on a senior citizens bill who happened to be right in front of me. He then asks me to give the old man money somehow indicating that his mistake is my fault. I refuse I tell him to go to the front and refund the apples and I will wait. He immediately starts telling me this is my fault and he has to do his job. No apology for screwing up. The old man super confused and decides that he will take the loss and take the apples. That did not sit right with me or my husband. So we go up to customer service. We get the unfortunate Tracey whom I've dealt with before on errors in our bill. Once again no apology and Major attitude. When asked to speak to the manager she then went in the back and hid away making us wait for the manager instead of diffusing the unfortunate situation. Horrible people and even worse customer service. read more

it is one of my favorite supermarkets in Richmond. Spacious and clean. I can find everything I want. if you do not want to buy 20 rolls of toilet paper, 20 pcs of pork chop, etc in one time, it is the supermarket for you. read more

Be sure to bring your own bags!! The store is very clean and staff is friendly. My favorite section is the fill your own nuts/dried fruit section- I went nuts at this section :) and produced my own blend of trail mixes. Be sure to write the number down on the "tags" with the pens they provide so the cashier know how to ring you up. Only if I live here i'll be back here again and again!! Other than that, the produce section is great, it has a good variety of normal grocery coupled with Asian vegetables. read more

I like how organized this Superstore is more so than the Marine Drive one. Stuff is much cheaper than Safeway, but I almost never buy produce here. It does get super busy here so go during the day and never later than 3:30pm. They have self check out stations, lottery stand, free parking. Bring your own bags. Grocery carts are $1 or use a basket provided upstairs. Signing up for PC card is great. We usually get $20 back in a 2-3 months. (given we don't buy too much) read more

Aisles and aisles of Canadia! Just kidding but this place is huge. The Goods They've got just that: aisles and aisles. Produce right off, Asian food aisles with a good amount of noodle and tea choices, refrigerated items in the back and on the left, health foods on the left, and so many other consumables and non- that you'd never even think of til you saw it here. A surprising thing was the potato chip flavors are different in Canada than the States. Yes my Canadian family can eat Guinness-flavored malt and cocoa chips and Ms Vickies has a malted vinegar flavor, etc. Maple syrup and candies here are cheaper than at the airport and so are the other snacks you might want to stock up on. If I lived in Richmond, this would likely be on my go-to store rotations along with that CAN Trader Joe's sort of store I've heard about. The Logistics Park underneath and walk up this rather long ramp or take the elevator. I imagine if I shopped here enough, I'd definitely figure out the parking nearest the door to the ramp to avoid trekking across the underground lot. You also can't miss this store that's located on a main strip No 3 Rd in Richmond, BC. Conveniently there's also a hairdresser, FedEx, and a number of other shops downstairs. One more reason to love efficient Canada! read more

I don't come out to this location much and haven't been out here for a while but I have to admit I'm quite impressed with it. The aisles are well stocked and very clean, even the floor is clean. Compared to metrotown, the one on marine and even grandview highway, this place is immaculate. Also, I was there around 11am on a Wednesday and it wasn't busy at all, not a gong show like the other ones can be. Hmmmm, maybe I'll have to come out here more often. read more

Of all of the Superstore locations that I've been at, this one is the least favorable. The reason why this store is around is because of the demographic there. If it's cheap, they will come. The parking lot at this location is a zoo, as mentioned by previous reviewers. You can find yourself driving for ages trying to find a parking space. Sometimes there are drivers that park in a diagonal or way over the line that you'll need a Smart Car to park in that space. One time my friend parked near the end of the parking lot and walking all the way to the entrance of Superstore is like playing a game called "Don't get run over!" Drivers cutting you (pedestrian) off to get into a spot or backing out blindly. The patrons at the store are even worse! They walk into you! Other than that, the store is clean. The produce looks decent (not totally picked over). Be careful of on sale products! They are expired! Read them carefully before purchasing! As well, asking for any products is useless, they'll tell you they don't have it because they are lazy to go in the back. read more

This is where I do the bulk of my grocery shopping. My experiences here haven't been too bad as I avoid coming here when it's busy. The best times to shop are Monday to Wednesday during the day (with Tuesday being the most dead, ssssh...) or any day after 9:00pm. Beware though, the produce selection tends to get worse towards the end of the day. To avoid parking headaches, park out back. It tends to get less congested than the covered parking. Another thing I like about Superstore are the President's Choice products; they really are a great way to save a little money without sacrificing quality. Prices are comparable to Wal-Mart, so why not support a Canadian business? read more

This Canadian Superstore have been around since the early 90s. It sells clothes, groceries, pretty much anything you need. Very organized and they don't call it superstore for no reason. I love going up and down the ramp with my shopping cart. Yikes, I hate the toilets! After all these years, is it that hard to have it clean??Parking is easy. They also have 2 Chinese cafe downstairs. I never tried the food. So, can't comment on that. This place charges 5cents per plastic bag. So, bring your own bags. Or you can buy theirs for $1.99 Cashiers are pretty friendly. My rating is 3.5 read more

The craziest location for any big box grocer - off 3 road? Come one people. It's always a traffic nightmare there. I just feel like a canned sardine. read more

Well stocked and clean. Not full on weekday mornings- if you can get to it. Not as cheap as I remembered it. Could No Frills be cheaper??? perhaps. read more

Pharmacy @ Richmond superstore no customer service to speak of, the middle age woman was rude and grumpy and has zero knowledge for her products and yet did not try to provide any help. I will not use this pharmacy again! read more

Reminds me a lot of Wal-Marts in the States, but wayyyy less trashier. It's basically your one stop shop for groceries, diapers and whatever else in between. Everything seems to be very organized and clean. The parking was not an issue for me since I got there so early in the morning. The main reason I come here is because HK BBQ Master is located downstairs in the parking lot. The other reason is just so I can buy a few things that I normally can't get in the states and to exchange my USD to CAD. read more

A nice store that has a lot of options, i mean a lot of options. Prices are pretty good overall and the variety of products is wide so it works. The parking is terrible, spaces are super small, the person leaving the space next to me smashed her side mirror trying to get out. People at the store seem decent. read more

This is the Walmart of Canada. It's your one-stop shop for clothing, fresh produce, meat, seafood, drinks, snacks, and a huge assortment of spices/candy in buckets that can be weighed by the kilo. Much of their stuff is very fairly priced (think how Walmart always seems to drop their price slightly lower than any other retailer), especially if you're from the USA, this is the best place to stock up on drinks and snacks. There's a convenient municipal parking lot to hide you from the elements. And after you're done shopping, there is great Chinese restaurant called HK BBQ Master selling some very delicious roast meats. read more

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One of the nicer superstores in the lower mainland area. Superstore suspended on pillars so a parking lot can fit underneath is just genius. Known for its cheap prices compared to save-on's and Safeway, this place is packed full of asians on the weekends. read more

This location is way cleaner and nicer to shop in than the Superstore on Marine drive. Their 'Joe Fresh' clothing line is pretty good if you're looking for some cheap basics like tee-shirts, flip flops, sweaters, etc.. The only thing with bigger stores is that you need to check the expiry date on everything - especially if they put it on sale. I didn't check once and brought home 2 month expired popcorn! Customer service gave me a refund and they said they'd look into it but a week later, I still saw the same expired popcorn on the shelves. Note: Remember to bring your reusable bags! read more

Not only is fighting the traffic on No.3 Road a tough challenge, but weaving through the 'underground' parking with shoppers jutting in and out, and if that's not enough, that stupid ramp to finally reach the shopping area. This can take 10 minutes! But it's a 4 star for cleanliness, brightness and customer service. Usually it's easy to find some help here, compared to the Marine Drive location. read more

Do you know what I hate? Walking up a huge long ramp for no reason every time I need a jug of milk. If only the location on Marine didn't get raided instantly of meat and produce I would go there instead. Also I think I have saved $60 from this location alone by the scanner code of practice rule because this location seems to never have the correct price listed on the till. read more