I work close by and didnt know about this place until one day i went in to try what I could see…read morefrom glass window . I was taken back by a small but sufficient food court inside. Come here during lunch time and find no room to stand. There are 15 food counters serving shushi,ramen, sandwiches, soups , pho, salad bar, indian food, and choice of tea /coffee If u are walking by , its on the opposite side of YWCA n next to Hornby underground parking With enough food options , u can basically try everything on every new day. I liked the portion served n most importantly speed of service is good. Salad counter in front is pretty cool as u get to choose/ make ur own salad. Most of the counters take all forms of money ie credit, debit, cash. Very good for lunch breaks

Great Selections of food and choices. 10 years ago and now, nothing changed. Still very busy. Its…read moredefinitely a lot cleaner than what it was 10 years ago (must have recently renovated). Anyways love the choices. My favorite Indian Place is located inside here. Indian Abroad. Good luck in getting a spot because it does get super busy. Good thing is that people here eat quite fast and then they leave. There is nothing but just food. Also they close early at like 3 pm or whenever food runs out. So many good choices.

San Francisco to Vancouver, BC series:…read more San Francisco is surrounded by many different islands like Alcatraz Island, Treasure Island and Angel Island. Vancouver is surrounded by different islands such as Salt Spring Island, Mayne Island and Vancouver Island. There is an island inside Vancouver which has fresh local organic food and drinks. It reminds me of the Ferry Building in San Francisco but with an indoor Farmers Market. Inside you can go on a food crawl and enjoy anything from the current peak season of Dungeness crab from British Columbia to candied salmon. The food inside is all local vendors. It's located around the salty waters of the Pacific Ocean via False Creek and it's called Granville Island Public Market in Vancouver. On a Fall stroll with the sun out I landed at the Granville Island Public Market in Vancouver where the party people go ( no political party). Inside you will find many different foods from Thai at Sen Pad Thai from Angus An Vancouver Magazines Chef of the Year in 2025 to cheesy pizza slices like some in SF. On my food crawl I tried Celine's Fish and Chips and I got generous pieces of halibut which was tasty but the batter was flakey like some in SF. You don't need to drown it in sour lemon squeezes to give it flavor because the tartar sauce does the job. The fries were crispy and not salty like some in SF. I then tried the Siegel's Bagels. These Montreal style bagels take me back when I had these style of bagels in Montreal, Quebec baked in wood fire. It was cheesy a bit flakey a bit salty like some I saw on my social media feed but it was so delish. I am not voting on whether Montreal style bagels are better than New York style bagels. For dessert I went to Lee's Donuts for some handmade donuts. I got the purple yam Ube donuts which was not too sweet and also the lemon iced donut which was not too sour like some in SF. I then I washed it down with some Granville Island Lager. This is a great spot in Vancouver for a food crawl by the salty waters of the Pacific Ocean via False Creek. It's Tuesday and skip the "election" go on a different path and "direction" and head to the Granville Island Public Market for a food crawl they have a better "selection" with the Vancouver local diverse food scene making a global "connection" Vancouver celebrates it's diverse "peoples" when it comes to comparing different cities there are no "equals" at Granville Island Public Market they have local foods and food from other regions like Montreal Bagels at "Siegels"but remember like in Vancouver just like in SF don't feed those "Seagulls"

A great place to get steps in…read more We kicked off our week by spending the first half of our Monday here. Lots of food choices. A abundance of shops to get souvenirs. There was live music in the middle of the square where there was outdoor seating. We enjoyed a box of donuts while we figured out a brunch game plan. This gem is a must when you're in town.

This area is just so fun and beautiful. Bring the kids, sit, watch the seaplanes land and take off…read more Beautiful. 1-star for the food court. Maybe even no stars. Good lord, if you care about your palate, your body, and future generations just do not go here. The future success of addressing global warming depends on you not supporting this subpar food.

Came to check out the food court. Most were fast food so did not consume. Lines and service were…read morequick, I observed before I decided not to line up. Loved the different varieties and selections of cuisines. Value was good. Not expensive. Especially loved the water fountain right outside the food court.

Richmond Public Market is full of small businesses - definitely gives that standard Chinatown feel…read morefrom clothes to accessories. Of course, food is plentiful here, too, from snacks to full on meals. There's Wi-Fi as well for any visitors. Some of the ones that our group visited that were good include Eggette and Hei Hei - a must try! If you're in a pinch for groceries, that's also available here.

This is a Chinese market on steroids. The moment you walk in, it feels like you'd stepped into…read moreChina in the 90s. The ground floor is packed with grocery stands and random shops, while the upstairs is a hawker style food court with plenty of seating. Free parking is available in the connected garage, although space is pretty tight. While market itself now opens till 8pm, many of the stalls close surprisingly early at 6pm, even on weekend. I'd recommend bringing cash as many vendors are cash only.

2 of 2 Reviews. Photos posted on other review…read more Quality/Quantity - A must visit, but if you can take public transportation, that is the recommended route. Driving and parking is a challenge. 300 + businesses. 11 restaurants & bars. 3 breweries/distilleries. 60 room hotel. Art, culture, water front, water taxis. And of course, the Public Market was crazy busy. Oh, when eating outside, be alert of the seagulls, birds, etc. 50+ businesses just in this market. Ambiance - Amazing history, from a waste land to the thriving business it is today!! Entertainment; see pictures or their websites. Service - Good. Price - Tourist prices, but still very reasonable. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since the 1970s. We became customers and regulars since the 1990s.

Granville Island is one of those touristy places that's worth visiting a few times to get…read moreeverything in. The Public Market is definitely its heart and reminded me of the markets in Spain. There's so much to browse and stimulate the senses, from fresh seafood and grass-fed meats to local cheeses, pastries, fresh fruits and vegetables, and prepared food. Whether you're craving pizza, a hot dog, or something more international, there's plenty to choose from and, of course, beer and wine. Lee's Donuts and Oyama Sausage are two well-known stops, but part of the charm is wandering around and seeing what catches your eye. Beyond the market, there are cozy independent artisan studios and specialty shops, with opportunities to watch glassblowers, potters, and weavers at work. Dining options range from small mom-and-pop eateries to upscale restaurants. It's a fun place to spend a few hours browsing, eating, and exploring. If time allows, take a water taxi across False Creek. It's $4.50 CAD/person and gives you a nice perspective of the city from the water. Happy Travels!

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.

I always get my home and never disappoints me. Big portions. Kung fu noodle is always good and fast…read moreeat. A go to place when you need a quick eat

Great location for some cheap and diverse eats. The place looks somewhat run down but has some…read morepretty good deals for international cuisine (Chinese food, sushi, pho, falafel, etc.). Public washroom located downstairs that's generally well maintained. Right near the bus stop for easy access to transit. Their hours are a lifesaver, helps for late night meals. Staff are generally friendly and helpful.

Conveniently located a few minutes north of the Broadway-City Hall skytrain station, and across the…read morestreet from City Hall, this small shopping centre houses everything you'll need. Some highlights: 1. Kirin Seafood Restaurant. Excellent Chinese seafood. FOOD court. Starbucks. Nom nom galore. 2. Safeway, Kin's market. All your grocery needs 3. Steve Nash Fitness, hot yoga, body fitness club. All your fitness needs! 4. Dollarama - wheee dollar store goodness! And much more... Sometimes there are events in the main atrium. So that's always a bonus. Whatever you need, you'll probably find it at this shopping mall.

stopped in at city square shopping centre to meet up with a friend for dim sum near city hall, and…read morehonestly, it's such an underrated little spot. on the busy intersection of 12th and cambie, this place has a bit of everything, anchor stores like dollarama, daiso, and sungiven foods, plus a ton of smaller shops that give it a cozy, local vibe. the glass atrium makes it feel bright and airy even on gloomy vancouver days. there's a food court with solid options, kin's market, and a few wellness spots. there's also hot yoga, fitness world, dental, a florist, salon, and spa, seriously, it's like a mini community hub. parking was super easy, two free hours if you validate with a retailer (over $5), and it's super convenient being steps away from the cambie canada line station. not your huge flashy mall, but it's got charm, convenience, and a lot of what you may need in one spot.

Look, it's a food court, so don't expect chichi touches. The food is delicious, fast, and hot…read more That's all that this place should be assessed on, lol! Despite the name of Dumpling King, it's actually a queen busily making dumplings at the front. You are expected to use the self serve kiosk for ordering, but she was super sweet and was helpful despite being busy making the food. You can also buy a variety of frozen dumplings to take home, although they do a brisk business, so don't dilly-dally or you will lose out! The dumplings were ready in a flash, and while the food court was busy, it was well kept and clean, and there was a lady making sure it stayed that way! Overall, I thought for the price, the quality and quantity were excellent!

had been at this foodcourt stall when they first opened but didnt have a good experience. so i…read morestopped going for a while. But at the shopping today so decided to try again seeing the decent reviews It was all self serve as it was difficult to communicate with the lady. Nice lady but she doesnt know english. we bought the pan fried pork dumplings and the wonton soup. the wait time was fairly long. The pan fried pork dumplings was nicely pan fried and juicy inside. The soup of the wonton was good and wasnt the powder soup base. However the wontons were overcooked and fell apart. The filling of both dumplings were quit similar