I love this store and everyone whom works in it... every time I come in, the staff remembers me,…read morealways smiling, always helpful and always a pleasure to see. The ONLY issue I find is that in the Chef Boyardee cans. Lately, the batch on the shelves are NOT GOOD. I purchased 12 cans for $1 each and all cans are No Good. Dollarama please find a solution. I had to throw out all 12 cans. Not good. Everything else in the store is great. This store is clean always, looks uniform and I think all the customers who come here will experience something awesome just like the prices, you will leave satisfied.

Not sure if it's due to the fact that this Dollarama has just opened, but it is clean and tidy…read more There's everything you can think of buying in a dollar store and it's actually organized! There's pay parking in front of you can park in the Denny's and New Starlet Restaurant's parking lot for free. Cash or debit only.

This is a great addition to the South Burnaby area. I like Smart N Save in Richmond as it carries…read moresnacks and stuff from Asia which are not that common. So it is fantastic to find one in this neighborhood. It's at Royal Oak and Rumble, across from the Buy Low store plaza and diagonally across from Chevron. The parking lot is pretty small and tight. There are plenty of street parking on Rumble side. For the grand opening, there is a 12% discount the entire store, excluding the hot food from the cafe. The cafe is just a small area selling hot snacks like Siu mai, fishballs, rice rolls and waffles. I saw many getting the combo (all 3 savory items) and the waffle smelled yummy. It reminded me of the street food in Asia. I found mini prawn rolls and prawn crackers from Indonesia. My favorite snack! There are many other stuff from Thailand, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore and more. This is a dangerous place as I overheard a young girl telling her mom. Just too many things I want to get. In the end I just bought the mini prawn rolls, lays seaweed flavor chips that comes in a box, white pepper, and curry paste. I'll try the hot food from the cafe next time when I'm not too full.

Yay! Finally the store opened. This replaced the old 7 Eleven store that was here. They have so…read moremuch Asian snacks. They are having 12% discount on grand opening. I picked up a few snacks. This location seems to have less items compared to the Richmond location but hopefully that will change. Prices are reasonable. Note that this location also serves hot food. Unfortunately when I went, it was all sold out.

Great selection of stores! A good shore store would be a…read morenice addition, but overall - nice, clean and lots of parking.

Solid 3.5. Has…read moreyour basic players: Save in Foods, Canadian Tire & London Drugs. Like the clientele here too, no riff raff. White Spot & Cactus for eating pleasures. Parking is great, spacious spots so no door dings for my BMW lol

Not a bad store. Dollarama is just a name now. Not everything is a dollar due to inflation. I came…read morehere and picked a few things. The store is nice and neatly organized. The tills are all self serve now which is great. It really speed up the process of checkout plus I guess it saves space at their end by not having many tills. The store is somewhat weird, you have to walk into Station Square mall and then into Dollarama. The store is busy any time of the day. Free parking is available nearby.

As a transit user, I like how it's just a minute walk away from the metrotown skytrain station and…read morebus loop. Also, I usually shop later in the day so I like that they close late at 10pm on most days. I like taking a peek inside before taking the bus/skytrain on the way home. It's a smaller store so the selection isn't as vast as other bigger dollaramas. Usually I find at least one cool item but I didn't find anything interesting so i left empty handed on this visit. The thing i learned from shopping at dollarama is that if you find something cool, just get it because chances are it won't be there anymore or you would have to return to the same location to find it again because other locations are sold out of the cool item. The items they have pretty much are the usual items you'd find at any other dollarama. They have a whole aisle dedicated to christm2as even though halloween hasn't happened yet which i found kinda funny. A few months ago, they only had one or two staff at the checkout area with no self serve machines. One big change recently is they put in at least 4 self-serve checkout machines. The checkout lines are much faster because of this. My friend used the self serve kiosk and it looked really simple to use, which is great. I like that it talks through every step as well. Overall, the self serve checkouts are a welcome addition but i'd recommend going to a bigger dollarama for better item selection if you're actually looking for dollar store stuff. I'm in the metrotown area a lot so I'll definitely come back once in a while and see if they have something cool or useful (but cheap!) to buy. 3 stars.

Years later and it's still terrible. It used to be called "Everything for a Dollar" but then it…read morechanged hands and changed name, becoming a lousy dollar store in the process. First of all, hardly anything useful is within a buck or two anymore. You go in and things are like $6. The staff are unhelpful and don't seem to care about anything. It's only really kept alive because it's next to the bus stop and people transferring and wanting something quick to eat or something can pop in and get something. Go to any other dollar store and you will get value. This place has none.

i come here all the time on the weekends and its nice but the employees are not that good. first of…read moreall 1 person who was putting up stuff on the hangers, i was in toy section i suddenly found this walkie talkie. and then i asked the person and i said hey somebody left there walkie talkie here. and she said that's mine[the part is about to come] and i was playing with toy and she said DONT TOUCH THE TOY and i said sorry and she ignored me. and she was nice to other people

This hannam has a lunch special daily from 11am-2pm: $7.99 for 1 item with rice, a small side and a…read morepop. I think it was $8.99 for 2 item? You can choose betwene spicy pork or bulgogi beef. The amount is smaller but the price is lower. At the time I went, the side was a small shrimp tempura. The taste of the meat dishes arent that great but it's a filling meal for a low price. Right outside the entrance there is a bungeobbang shop. You have to go inside order via the cashier first and then come out to tell the person to make it. Comes out piping hot and delicious.

It's great to see another Korean grocery store in Royal Oak area. It's a few blocks from Market…read moreRibbon (aka Assi Market), giving it serious competition. If H-Mart opens in the area too, then people do not have to go all the way to North Road for Korean sundries and food. The parking can be tight, especially those facing the store entrance. Street parking is also available. It closes at 10 pm, later than Club Ribbon, so it's great for those late night snack. The service is ok. A staff member mumbled twice to me in Korean. I didn't realized she was talking to me until I clued in that maybe she was. I said I don't speak Korean and she said no pictures. There was no signage stating no photography. Frankly in today's age, taking photos is akin to breathing. It's useful to send pictures to people, asking if they want the item or ask what that's used for. It's not only to post online. She was pretty rude about it too. The opening promotion has good discounts with some items at 50% off. Sign up for the membership and get extra 5000 points.

This is my favorite thrift store by far. The staff (who are volunteers) are very nice and helpful…read more There's pretty good stuff for very cheap. Profits go towards a good cause so that's definitely a bonus compared to other for-profit thrift stores. There's also a free membership program where people can collect and redeem points. I've gotten brand name clothes for a few bucks here and brand name nice bags for $20-30. There's everything from clothes snd accessories, to household products and furniture. There are also gaming systems, instruments, books, baby items, beauty products and much more. They run rotating 50%+ off sales every day on different types of items Sometimes it'll be clothes, sometimes it's kitchen products, sometimes it's arts and craft items. They post the daily sales on their Instagram page so it's super convenient to look up what's on sale before going. I've also made a bunch of donations to the store - just drop off stuff in the bins behind the building during their collection hours.

go all the time, always organized and clean. nice people who volunteer there. Great pricesread more

since it was bought out by save on, i've gotten rotten chicken twice here. it's kept properly in…read morethe fridge, opened before the best buy date but completely sour and unsafe. i think they are taking best before date stickers off and extending the dates. they're not even sale chicken breasts. unsafe and disgusting

Buy-Low has changed a lot. The prices aren't wow here. Also the store is somewhat small. But on the…read moregood side, it is a very convenient location for people living nearby. They do have specialty items that you won't be able to find elsewhere. They have lots of organic items as well. I was looking at mustards and they had over 15 different kinds of mustards. I am not talking about brand but kinds of mustards. So that was surprising and of course specialty comes with a price. The store seems to have been here for a long long time. The building itself looks a bit old. We came here to pick up some eggnog. There is free parking out in front of the store.

I didn't know Oomomo existed in Metrotown. I have been doing it wrong. When I want to go to Oomomo,…read moreI usually head to Richmond. This location is not as big as the one in Richmond Aberdeen Mall. Hey, but this one has basically most of the stuff that one would be looking for. I do find the food items here quite expensive and especially when T&T and Superstore (some Asian/Japanese treats) is near by. The items here are inexpensive. In terms of quality its ok to good for what you pay for.

OG Vancouverites know Oomomo used to be called Daiso. Daiso was rebranded to Oomomo several years…read moreago and they have since opened more locations in a few BC malls. I absolutely love this location as Metro is the biggest mall in BC and it's always popping with a ton of selection of random stuff and knick knacks! Not all items are $2. Actually, most items are $2+ but that doesn't really matter because you're getting quality stuff. Just keep in mind that a majority of the stuff are Made in China, but look around and some things are from Japan. I personally think this location is better than the one at Aberdeen because they've gone through tons of renovations and the vibe is different. It's also smaller with a Canada Post on the ground floor. Definitely check this location out if you're in the area!

Love this store. Clean and well organized. The staff is super helpful, they are excellent to let…read moreyou know know of the deals. We have gotten some AMAZING deals here! Ann is always great to help us out and take us to all the deals. Today ALL the clothing was an extra 40% off and man did we score some fantastic deals! We got dinning chairs that were reg $189 for $35 each!

I found myself in here by accident. I was looking for another business in the vicinity - this was…read morenot it. However, I thought why not ? I'll check it out. Well it was a big, dimly lit, poorly merchandised Way Overpriced Junk Store. Literally Dollar Store products at 3-4 times the price. Then lots of junk nobody needs - nor wants judging from the looks of things (not to mention the fact that outlet stores tend to be someone else's left overs / undesirable merch. I bought a drink and left. Won't be returning- ever!