Aberdeen (meaning "little Hong Kong") Centre is not just a mall but an institution of cultural…read moresignificance. It was even featured in the Royal BC museum in Victoria. To be honest, we visit each time we're in the area but there's not many stores we would shop at. It's just fun to peruse and window shop here. It is a pretty dated mall but people love it. We tried the food court a few times and the food here is okay but you'll probably do better venturing to eat outside. Overall, a fun place to pass the time and a centre for community.

6/4/26 First time…read morevisiting the indoor mall.. Three stories with plenty of shops.. Nice little food court. With different menus.. A little older but still fun to browse..

You can always find good stuff here for a great price…read more I find it has nicer stuff then Winners does. Some of my recent purchases included Joico Conditioner, a Free People Dress, Converse High Tops for my husband (in a hard to find size 13) Make-up by Kat Von D, Marc Jacobs, Clinique, Anastasia Beverly Hills ect. They also had some great stemless Wine Glasses I had to have. Staff is friendly. Check out is quick and easy. They have a great return policy ( keep your tags & receipt for best results ) & scan your TJX card to extend the return policy from 10 days to 30. Also I highly suggest purchasing a recycle bag at the check outs for 1.99$. They are big and come in handy for any shopping trip.

Nice store located in the Central Garden City mall. This is similar to the US stores. You may be…read moreable to find something here.

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.

Richmond Centre is one of the nicer malls in town with Uniqlo, Muji, and any store to satiate your…read moreshopping wishes. It's pretty clean and modern inside. The upstairs food court is standard mall food, like A&W, NY Fries, etc. Definitely a nice place to spend an afternoon.

What I wrote close to a legal-adult age gap ago (#1) still largely holds true, with a few notable…read moreexceptions: construction never truly finished as the place is perpetually under it; it no longer resembles what it was for the last decade and is more updated and spacious than ever. In fact, the multi year transformation that its currently undergoing makes it less of a traditional mall and more of a mini city that has spawned into a mixed-use commercial district. Their use of natural lighting all throughout the space makes it an ideal place for a photo in any corner. In addition to the space, many stores have stepped in with a good number that are high-end to appease all of the new money coming into the city of Richmond. It has become a leisurely destination for families and teenagers as folks roam the mall from corner to corner. One of the most significant transformations has been their food court, which has been dubbed the DiningTERRACE and features a number of food and drink spots. The only downside has been the mediocrity of most spots, which has plenty of room for improvement. Parking is also a mess, especially during the weekend. Folks are constantly competing for space and camping out has become a necessity during their busiest times. As many skyscrapers have been built nearby and it's proximity to the metro rail, this place will only serve to be busier as time goes on. ____________ (#1) 18 years has flown by.

The mall is old and tired looking and it shows. Fortunately the washrooms have been upgraded to…read morethis decade so it is decent. It is quite sprawling and confusing. It does have anchor tenants at all sides, so remember where you come in from. What I appreciate about this mall is the prices at the food court. I'm not sure if there is an agreement or something, but most of the food operators have at least a couple of items under $10, making it very affordable. Some even sell coffee or tea at under $2. You do see many elderly Asians here, maybe that's why there is cheaper options? They do occupy the tables at the food court chatting for a long period of time. Think of this as another version of Timmies, but with more food options. I was told the T&T here is the largest and it is busy at all hours. The parking area near it is always full. Park elsewhere where it has more empty spots. I like this Asian mini mart (Smart Save) where you can get many food stuff from Asia that are not available in T&T. There is also Langley Farm Market here which has nice produce. There are also Daiso, Dollarama, JYSK, Forum home appliances, etc here. Interesting mix of tenants. Crowded on weekends especially when there are special events in the atrium. It's like a typical mall you will see in Asia, packed with families.

The information is misleading. Pets are not allowed in Lansdowne mall. There is a paid cage for…read moredetenting your dog/cat alone at the mall entrance.

6/4/26 First time…read morevisiting and never heard of this store.. Cute with lots of merchandise.. Ended up buying some bowls that I'll use for my furr babies..

The oomomo cafe is located inside oomomo on the second floor. There are some seating area by the…read morecafe. Customers can also wander around oomomo while waiting for their order. There are only two staff members working there and i think efficiency can be improved? One of them was doing the preparations for the food ordered and washed whatever was in the sink while the other one just stood there. Seriously, it's supposed to be fast food style and the customers all waited quite a while for the crepes or drinks. Other than the slow service, the crepe was not bad, although once upon a time I recall there was more filling inside the crepe.

Do you like bizarre and kitschy cat and dog paintings? If so, you're in luck! Marshall's has a ton…read moreof them! Also, brand name stuff at discount prices. I mainly come here for socks and hair spray.

Public Safety Complaint: Injury Caused by Negligence at Marshalls Marine Drive, Vancouver…read more I am writing to report a serious safety incident that occurred at the Marshalls store on Marine Drive in Vancouver on Monday, August 4, 2025, at approximately 2:30 PM. While trying on a pair of jeans in the fitting room, I suffered a painful and entirely preventable injury due to the store's negligence. As I pulled up the jeans, I was suddenly scratched by a long, sharp, exposed needle protruding from a security tag that lacked a protective end cap. The result was a 15-centimeter-long bleeding cut on my left thigh (I have photos)--a painful and alarming injury that could have easily been avoided with proper safety protocols. Upon realizing the injury, I immediately returned the faulty security tag to Commie, the store associate at the fitting room desk, and showed her the bleeding wound. Commie responded with empathy and promptly escalated the issue to the store manager, Aonchal. Unfortunately, the store's handling of the situation from that point onward was highly unprofessional and deeply disappointing. Despite my request, store Manager Aonchal declined to view the injury and offered only a few adhesive bandages, which were insufficient to cover the full extent of the 15-centimeter bleeding wound on my left thigh, as documented in the attached photos. I was left to treat the injury myself at home, using my own medical supplies to adequately dress the laceration. Manager Aonchal further stated that there was "nothing they could do," and advised me to contact the company's 1-800 customer service line at a later time. No formal incident report was filed, and at no point was there any demonstration of genuine concern for my safety or well-being. As a result, I felt dismissed, unsupported, and treated in a manner lacking basic compassion and professionalism. In response to my continued concern and request for a professional resolution, another manager, Omer, arrived and offered a $25 gift card. I declined this offer, as I found it to be an inadequate and dismissive response to a serious physical injury. A bleeding wound of this nature--caused by a store's carelessness--is not worth $25. My intention in raising this issue was not for compensation alone, but to highlight a dangerous lapse in customer safety standards that could affect others, including children. This was not merely an unfortunate incident--it was a public safety hazard. The failure to properly secure a sharp object on a garment is a clear case of negligence, and it exposes all customers to potential harm. --- I formally urge Marshalls and its parent company, TJX Canada, to: Immediately review and correct in-store procedures for tagging and securing merchandise. Ensure all security tags are safely capped or removed before trying-on. Implement proper training for staff in responding to customer injuries, including incident documentation and basic first aid response. Acknowledge this incident and take public responsibility for the harm caused. --- I am now left with a painful wound, a visible scar on my left thigh, and a sense of mistrust in your store's ability to protect and care for its customers. I share this publicly in the hope that no one else has to suffer from the same injury or the same dismissive treatment I experienced. Sincerely, A concerned and injured customer

Shopping center in Richmond that is full of Chinese shops and Asian food spots. Seems like a…read morepopular hangout for locals

First stop in Richmond and already off to a strong start…read more Saw this cart noodle spot on YouTube and had to check it out--bonus: walking distance from my hotel. Pulled up just after noon and it was packed, but the line at Don Noodle moved pretty quick Ordered the cart noodle with 3 meats (intestines, tripe, and beef) in satay sauce with thick noodles--and wow, that rich, nutty broth hit just right. Also got their famous ginger scallion chicken with rice, and it did NOT disappoint. Super flavorful, comforting, and generous portions all around - great value. Both meals even came with a drink Solid start to my Richmond food crawl Cash only--don't get caught slipping

I like this place. It is TJMaxx or Ross version of Canada, where you can get good deals of shoes,…read moreclothes and others for home. This location is popular for Asians and most of the time, the stuff is quite messy because of the shoppers. Immigrants flip over everything and sometimes don't put it back properly. Price is good and service is good. You have have to fight with sharp Asian shoppers to compete for hot items. That can be fun. I have got a lot of stuff from here for myself and my kids. Price is good as long as you don't go after current fashion and are looking for what you really like. This place can also make you over spend for something you don't really need simply because of the lower price. Don't forget, BC has higher tax than other places including US.

Another Winners location to see what great items you can find at a discount! It's Canada's version…read moreof Ross Dress for Less. This location is in Richmond, at Landsdowne Center ( right on Canada Line, the stop just before Richmond Brighouse ) it's accessible from the outside of the mall, then just up the escalator. It's not the biggest Winners, but it's usually good for not being crowded, and not picked over. This trip I found some cute new boots, Urban Decay eyeshadow palette, a cool dress, a top, and a really sweet lightweight coat. Facial exfoliant, and some boxer briefs for my husband. Add a Diet Coke, and a shopping bag, and my total was $ 151.00 including tax. *Pro Tip* Across from the cashiers, Winners sells large colourful recyclable shopping bags for 1.99. I highly suggest buying one ( or more depending how much shopping you are doing ) they are the best ! They are super strong and hold lots. Perfect for the grocery store, or for any shopping really. Trust me - you will thank me later !

Temu promotes itself as a one -step destination for various products…read more It covered the women's and men's fashion and more. They also have the auto & office supply, and the household category. The auto, office and household supplies are the one I ordered most of the time The price is always keeping in a low range product in the market and the quality is in good level and therefore it considered as a durable product. They offer free shipping on items from Temu and free returns within 90 days for eligible items. Some of my items' ordered: Garbage bags, Night light, Heavy Duty Metal Tape Dispenser, Self-Adhesive Plastic.stickers and Ultra-Soft Bristle Car cleaning

gaslighting, not quality50 per cent, and sending items that I didn't order,in our case we have…read morespent thousands "