Has a good selection of store and lots of parking. Has some good restaurants like Skye Avenue…read morekitchen and lounge, Boston Pizza, White Spot, Neptune Seafood and the food court.

This is an interesting mall. There are two popular big chain here: Walmart and T&T…read more Lots of free parking can be found here. Also there is a food court here. Best of all, it is next the Surrey Central Skytrain. Conveniently located. However, lots of the stores don't interest me. There is a food court here if you are looking for cheap food.

Biggest mall east of Port Mann Bridge. Lots of stores to choose from. Walmart for Gtoceries and…read moremovie theathers. They have a nice sized food cout. Not too big but not small either.

I've been coming to this mall regularly with my daughter for over eight years. It's one of our…read morefavourite places to go stretch are legs and add to our wardrobe. The ladies at customer service are so friendly and truly amazing people. I've gotten to know most of them on more of a personal level. My favourite spots are Aritzia, Victoria's Secret, Sephora and of course Starbucks for either my Earl Grey or English Breakfast tea. My daughter loves Lego store, Hot Topic, Just Cozy, Aritzia and EB Games. If you haven't been to Guildford Mall then I advise you to go have a look. Happy Shopping

Cute little strip mall in Surrey- I would have never come here if I hadn't searched for a H&M…read more They have a handful of cute shops here. Garage, Kitchen Therapy, Cupcakes, Moka cafe- to name a few. Will definitely come back when the sun starts to show up around here ;)

Back to school shopping... 5 year old boy, 8 year old fashion diva, where do I shop????…read more Make a day of it without crossing the border. You would be hard pressed to find a better "outlet Mall" style shopping district. It has nicely walkable layouts between stores, and a nice mix of shopping and eating to get through a marathon hunt. We hit the children's place and got boys rugby style collared shirts for $3.99! We loaded up both kids for under $150. I had to snoop in the H&M to see it, but being in my early 40's apparently not the H&M demographic. The gourmet kitchen store was a temptation beyond compare, and there is, for convenience sake a monster Wal-Mart Super centre, a Future Shop and a massive Home Depot surrounding the outlets. I got everything I needed and was out for exactly 4 hours, including drive time. My children are happy, and we all had an ice cream to celebrate.

For someone like me visiting from the US, it's fun to come here as there are some stores that we…read moredon't have in the US, such as Purdy's Chocolates, Murchie's (tea company; https://www.murchies.com/store/about-us), Cobs Bread, and Shoppers Drug Mart. I have to say the actual mall is dated and not very uplifting with the very low ceilings. I'm sure the selection of shops is not exciting at all for people in Canada. Probably the saddest part of the mall is the food court. Three hour free parking (covered and uncovered). It's one of the closest shopping malls from the US boarder. If you're not from Canada, you might enjoy this mall as long as you come here only occasionally. Otherwise, it's probably not a mall to make a special trip to (no offense). ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become friends on Yelp! Thank you and happy Yelping!

This is a pretty small shopping centre as compare to Metrotown, Oakridge or Richmond centre. Most…read moreof the fashion merchants are not well known: Anna Kristina, Lotus Point, Northern Reflections, Silhouette Lingerie. You won't find any Gaps or Old Navy's around here. As for the guys you have Keith Ridge Mens Wear, anyways you get the point. The mall is basically anchored by two big retailers, Zellers and Price Smart. In terms of services; there's a lottery kiosk, liquor store, ticketmaster, etc. The selection at the food court is slim pickins: fortune wok, Fresh Slice pizza, Orange Julius, Kuroishi, A&W, Nibblers, Pick and Chews. Luckily, there's White Spot and Earls near the Entrance. There's also a CIBC and RBC.

The Calvin Klein there had no customer service at all! They were so rude and mean and wouldn't want…read moreto help me find a simple shirt when I asked. I don't know if one of there old managers still works there I forget her name it might start with an A dark hair she was extremely mean and passive aggressive towards me and even my mother when I cam in about a year ago but haven't seen her since then. I wish that the managers would take more time to teach their employees better customer service. Thank you

This place kind of reminds me of Santana Row aka Satan Ho of Man Jose except without the high end…read morestores, posers, gangsters, and snotty fobs. This place is chill with down to earth Canadians minding their own business. There is a Starbucks, London drug, GAP, sushi castle, menchie's, mink cafe, Thrifty Foods, Steve Nash gym, residential condos above the business, etc..... It's a nice strip mall, seems quiet, eh? Well google Morgan crossing shooting. Shit just got real. So, that's why it gets three stars instead of a lousy one, that star goes Satan Ho. That's another review later. Overall, it's nice and chill.

i really thought i was being strategic. "half an hour is plenty," i told myself, confidently paying…read more$2.50 for parking. the plan was simple: go to guest services, check on the expiry of my gift cards, and leave. then i walked by the grand court and ooooh, look at how pretty and massive the lunar new year lantern is. the bold red lantern suspended under the glass ceiling, surrounded by oversized pink blooms, was stunning. they even included interesting facts from the chinatown storytelling centre, which made the display feel thoughtful and educational, not just decorative. it was beautiful and absolutely not something you rush past. i tried to stay focused, but this is metropolis at metrotown. as the largest mall in bc and one of the biggest in canada, it offers pretty much everything under one roof. fashion from zara, aritzia, arcteryx, uniqlo and sephora. staples like the apple store and h&m (with an escalator out of order during my visit). daiso. muji. winners and homesense. walmart, the real canadian superstore, t&t, shopper's drug mart, cineplex, banks, bubble tea shops, foreign exchange counters, restaurants and a food court. gone are anchors like hudson's bay and sears, but the variety today is still impressive. it really is a one stop hub. groceries, errands, shopping, entertainment, all convenient and connected directly to skytrain. but here's the thing: malls should not be charging for parking (unless it's downtown). we used to visit this mall a lot. it was an easy, go to destination. since parking fees were introduced, we honestly don't come nearly as often. when you're already planning to shop and spend money, paying just to park feels unnecessary. it changes the whole experience and makes even a quick visit feel calculated. the mall itself still has a great selection of stores and services. it delivers on convenience and variety. i just wish the parking situation didn't take away from that. next time, i'll likely skip the car and take skytrain instead.

A bit dated shopping mall. I find it slightly awkward to walk around because there are different…read moresets of elevators that lead you to garage parking and not the point of destination where you want to go. Parking garage also dated. There is a Walmart, T&T inside.

The Yaohan Centre, located at 3700 No. 3 Road in Richmond, BC,…read more The Osaka Supermarket is a popular grocery shopping landmark in Richmond and the greater Vancouver area. Originally the mall was established by the Japanese Yaohan International Group in 1993, and the Osaka Supermarket was also was built upon a foundation of Japanese operational philosophy. The ownership was transitioned to T&T Supermarket Inc. and eventually Loblaw Companies Limited, the "Osaka" brand is maintained to a unique value proposition: The traditional standard style of Japanese Service. The Value of the Service shopping at Osaka Supermarket is not just in the selection of the freshness products; also enjoying the storekeeper disciplined service for the customer-centric environment that has been maintained since its inception.

A massive centre bustling with food vendors and a massive grocery store…read more The food court really made me feel like I was in a night market. So many vendors with so many options. The food was laid out so picturesque at some stalls as well. Everything was very much made fresh to order as well. The facility itself is fairly clean and the restrooms seem to be serviced regularly. I do wish the entrances smelled less like cigarettes but they can't really control what goes on outside and the way that it wafts inside.

Long mall with lots of stores and parking. The deals are good as most are 30% off. When there is…read morea sale, the deal is better. The mall is a long boomerang shape with food court in middle, Bass Pro at one end, the other end has Funland and restaurants outside the West entrance. Lots of families come here however only the middle washroom by the rood court has family room. The washrooms at either end don't have family rooms which I thought was interesting as they advertised the mall as family oriented. You would have thought that they will have at least one family room at each end too. The men's washroom has a counter to change diaper but no padding/baby change table so bring a foldable change mat. There is an enclosed play area for babies to crawl/run around and a stroller area to leave your stroller. It is near the Marshalls/The Children's Place stores, west of food court. Good place to just walk around.

Tsawwassen Mills on 5000 Canoe Pass Way, Delta. Shopping mall in British Columbia…read more Liu Weihong Ruby Liu, who is the owner of Central Walk, acquired Tsawwassen Mills in 2022. This mall provided with the large numbers of selection of fashion shops for sure the shoppers will not miss any opportunity to pick their favorites! And a large food hall for a short break & the restaurants for your lunch and dinner just in case, you are shopping until the mall closed. Friday 10a.m.-9p.m. Saturday 10a.m.-9p.m. Sunday 11a.m.-7p.m. Monday 10a.m.-7p.m. Tuesday 10a.m.-7p.m. Wednesday 10a.m.-9p.m. Thursday 10a.m.-9p.m. Every time we go to the mill, we usually plan to spend a whole day in the mall and also take a lot of valuable pictures where the beautiful scenery of the Tsawwassen First Nation land !

Just want to express my thanks to one of the guys at the Telus store in Scottsdale Centre. My…read moresister and I went in to to get the data transferred from our elderly mother's old phone to her new phone. The Telus dude went above and beyond. Thanks for your generosity, sir. Much appreciated!

My first time going to this mall. Scottsdale Centre…read more This mall is increasing with more stores. It has Save On Foods, Walmart, Dollarama. It has a food court, but not much of a selection, it needs an improvement on making the food court bigger. For unknown reason, my camera would not focus properly on Santa. Strange. Anyway, I like how it has 3 big stores: Save on Foods, Walmart, and Dollarama! There is a Holiday contest to win Lego, and I see there are A LOT OF ENTRIES since late November. The contest is ON with one entry per day to WIN A LEGO SET! So if you live in the area or passing through, come check out the contest and the stores here.