Go to store! Big selection of meats, produce, snacks and dry goods. Also gotten some good skincare…read moreand a few houseplants there. Strange layout to the store is the only reason it is not 5 stars

The customer service in the Deli Department is truly poor, lacking in all areas. Namely, an old man…read morewith missing teeth who was manning the counter. His behaviour has unprofessional, despicable, and borderline racist. This is the first and last time that I will ever visit this place, and I strongly recommend against visiting it.

If you love all snack Japanese, this is the place to check out. It's located at the corner facing…read morethe pier, nearer to the public washroom area by the cannery museum. They have a shelves full of snacks from the 7-11 in Japan. While there are some items you can find at the typical supermarkets here, there are plenty more which you don't see. It makes browsing interesting. There is a tiny section selling Japanese skincare products too. This is mainly a snacks place. You can get fruits imported from Japan but at a high price tag. There are caviar too. Bread is sold here on weekend or towards the end of the week. I think it is to cater to people living in Steveston. There are usually items on sale here, making it a good way to try Japanese food without breaking the bank.

We need more Japanese convenience stores like Daruma asap! It's like a treasure hunt in here and…read moreit's sooo exciting lol. Only recently opened they have a wide variety of snacks and goodies, but unlike say Thirstyyy they strive to carry only Japanese items. Also they open late which is a huge bonus, especially for night owls like yours truly. On night of visit they have BOGO promo on Milky candies and fruit jelly boxes. Good deal la ^_^

This relatively small (and older) supermarket is located in the plaza named Continental Shopping…read moreCentre. It's been around for at least a decade by now and every time I visit the area, I am thrilled to see it is still thriving! With so many other large chain markets, H-Mart, T&T, 99 Ranch, I am always cheering for the little guy. This is definitely one that I am rooting for! They have a sizable produce section, probably the biggest draw to this area. Being that I'm from out of town, I tend to focus on packaged items that I can take home. I love the concentration of Hong Kong products, from milk tea to ramen to package snacks and candies. During the most recent trip, I bought a liter bottle of milk tea, boxes of HK style powder milk tea, HK style (brand) ramen, noodles, crackers, and bottles of cold brew tea. These HK brands are either less common or more expensive than elsewhere. The HK ramen were $3.50 for a 5 pack, regular price, while T&T were selling the same, on sale, but you have to buy two packs to get the same regular price as this supermarket! What?!? Anyway, I'm a fan.

Came here after my mother and I were in the neighborhood and needed to buy some groceries. This is…read morejust a run of the mill Asian grocery store and they do sell a few Chinese vegetables you might not see in other supermarkets that doesn't specializes in them. The employees seem to be friendly and helpful enough. The prices were slightly high for some products but not too bad. The good news is that my mom found these green onions or whatever it was again that she was looking for like for the longest time that other grocery stores weren't having in stocks. :)

This is a foodie's paradise, but the only reason for the 4 stars is price of sashimi and meats. But…read morein terms of snacks and drinks, the prices are very reasonable for the variety that comes in and can't find anywhere else in town. My favourites being Yuzu Meltykiss, sugared Yuzu peels and specialty Calbee. The Kitkat selection is small from my experience (1-3 varieties) and T&T still remains the leader for me in that category. You'd be wrong to think that nearby Izumiya is identical, as Darumaya sells things more suited to an individual instead of family sized. Products are also more unique and different, with the store's small footprint making it like a maze with lots to discover. It's a great place to go if you're looking for unique snacks to mail to friends elsewhere or to share locally. Chips go for around $2.99-$3.99 a bag though. I also appreciate the thoughtfulness of the small drinks fridge beside the checkout, paired with the non-refrigerated drinks on another shelf. My foodie friend and I remark at the price of the frozen, vacuum sealed wagyu and fresh sashimi every time we go. We're not chefs, but they are both out of our price range, most likely attributed to import charges for a small establishment. However, if you can afford quality, I'm sure it'll be there. The sashimi is very fresh and prepared in house though, but having lived here so long, there are other places to get quality sashimi for less.

It's tight in here ! And with restrictions lifted it can get congested FAST ! ! For grocery items…read morethey're primarily snack-centric , but they do carry some basic Japanese staples . What impressed us most however is their sashimi selection , so unbelievably fresh ( for a non-restaurant ) ! Also their wagyu ( A3 - A5 available ) , ohhh-sooo-heavenly ! !

Our family of six had a short Pacific-Northwest trip and we prioritized getting souvenirs on our…read morelast full day. I usually like to pick up baked goods and snacks from local mom and pop shops and/or grocery chains. We visited T&T at 4 pm on a Wednesday and all of the shelves and baked goods and hot bar areas were well stocked. It was really tempting to get a little of everything but I had to restrain myself because we did not have the capacity to finish everything before our departure and we would not be able to bring everything back to Chicago. We bought the T&T bakery peanut cookie and phoenix egg roll tins back home and loved them! I have both of these items bookmarked for when we visit Canada again.

after checking out winners and wandering around lansdowne centre, i was pleasantly surprised to see…read morethat t&t supermarket was open. for some reason i had confused the closure with another richmond location that had permanently shut down, so it was a nice little surprise while walking through the mall. when i stepped inside, several staff were busy unboxing and stocking shelves. carts full of products were waiting to be put out and boxes were stacked along the aisles, giving the sense that the store was getting ready for the evening rush. even with the activity, everything felt organized and easy to navigate. this location is one of the largest t&t stores in canada and it occupies the former target space at lansdowne centre, which makes the layout feel especially open and spacious. the wide aisles stretch across what used to be the big box floor, and the selection is massive. you can find just about everything here, from fresh produce and live seafood to meats, frozen foods, sauces, and pantry staples. the snack aisles alone are worth exploring if you enjoy browsing asian treats and drinks. there are also dedicated counters for deli items and meats, along with a large prepared foods section offering chinese bbq, dim sum, sushi, and hot meals ready to go. it is definitely the kind of place where you might come in for groceries but end up leaving with dinner. unexpectedly, there are even shelves with kbeauty products mixed in with the grocery sections, which adds to the feeling that you never quite know what you might discover while wandering the aisles. after my initial shock to find this t&t is open for business, i remembered i was running dangerously low on coffee. after spotting my favourite instant vietnamese coffee, i ended up grabbing as many boxes as i could carry in my arms. visiting t&t always feels like a different kind of grocery shopping experience. i especially enjoy coming around chinese new year when the store fills with festive decorations and displays, and it becomes the perfect place to pick up things like hello kitty red envelopes. their mooncake displays during the mid autumn festival are also impressive, with rows of beautifully packaged gift boxes ranging from traditional styles to snowy skin and mochi like varieties. overall, this is a great place to explore if you enjoy asian groceries, snacks, and specialty items. with its huge selection and spacious layout, it is easy to lose track of time while browsing, and it is definitely a spot i will keep coming back to whenever i am in the area.

So the store is big but it seems like many of their goods/products are not that fresh. The produce…read moreseems like they need to be thrown out. Prices are not that great. They advertise a lot on social media platform. I came to check out the what the hype was and left disappointed. I remember when they first opened, it was not bad but it seems like it went downhill a lot. Note that if you pay by credit card (Visa or Mastercard), they charge a 2.4% fee. Definitely better off shopping elsewhere.

Been to Rice World Supermarket (aka. China World) many times. The stall inside, Hotpot Hero, cooks…read moredumplings and baos. Parking lot is a nightmare (avoid at all costs) but the weekly specials for fruits and vegetables can't be beat. Clientele is all Asians so be ready to fight for your personal space. Some recent deals : - Ambrosia apples ($3.49 for 5lb) - Gala apples ($0.69/lb) - Wau mandarin ($1.49/lb) - Bartlett pears ($1.59/lb) - Black leaf lychee ($1.99/lb) - Ginger ($1.79/lb) - Cauliflower ($0.69/lb) - Broccoli ($0.99/lb) - Zucchini ($0.69/lb) - Eggplant ($1.99/lb) - Lo bok ($0.49/lb) - Cucumbers (2 for $0.99) - Dried bean stick ($2.15 for 150g) - Enoki mushrooms ($1.58 for 3) - Yellow potato bag ($1.99 for 5lb) - Mixed bell peppers ($0.99/lb) - Shanghai bok choy ($1.19/lb) - Chicken drumsticks ($1.39/lb) Debit or cash only.

Staff are always friendly and helpful. They often tell you of the specials at when you pay that…read moreyou may have missed. They are usually really a good deal. Clean and organized store, even on weekends it isn't too busy.

Another Sungiven! Now in Richmond! With plenty of free parking right in front of the store, this…read moreis one of the most convenient locations within the chain! If you are looking for kitchen wears, their selections are worth checking out! Their Porcelain & China ware are of good quality & price. They even have fish scale scraper! All your favourite Sungiven products are available here and you can also make your purchase online and pick up here! Ask them for details regarding their WeChat group offers!