This is my 2nd time buying from The Running Room at Tsawwassen Mills and that is because of a great…read moresales staff by the name of Kentaro. He helped me so much with my first pair of runners that I made sure to get my 2nd pair of runners when kentaro was working. Like in the past, Kentaro is personable, friendly, extremely helpful, and knowledgeable. He works so hard on his own and he is an asset to The Running Room. As long as Kentaro is working at the Running Room, I will continue to buy my runners from him. I hope the company recognizes his hard work, his talent, and his dedication to his job so one day he will be made the store manager. We are lucky to have Kentaro who is so knowledgeable with his products. I refuse buying at Sport Chek or any of these mall stores with runners because 99% of the staff has no knowledge of the runners and can;t provide a proper and appropriate fittings especially for problematic feet.

This is the one and only Running Room " outlet " in all of BC . They do carry my current fave…read morerunning / walking / standing shoe which is the Saucony Hurricane 23 but sadly it's only $20 or 10% off regular . The aforementioned Sauconys are great because they provide , for me anyway , the absolute perfect blend of cushioning and stability as competing models from say Asics , NB and even Mizuno just don't offer the same plush ride . Being a discounted running shoe store first and foremost I did find some pronation-control products in my size on sale too but they're old , i mean like couple seasons old already . Believe it or not running shoes do have a shelf life as materials degrade over time even if unworn and just don't provide the same support as they used to when new . Staff seems relatively less helpful and knowledgeable than other RR locations so good idea to do your own research before stopping by la : )

This Nike store is located within Tsawwassen Mills. Their selection is not extensive but decent…read more The prices are also what one would expect for outlets. Overall, this place gets the job done as a Nike outlet store.

I don't know why this store has negative reviews. I went there looking for new daily runners. I had…read morea particular model in mind. I found it and multiple options in the same model. The shoes at the back and even some on the shelves are an additional 30-40% off. The price is better than I've seen elsewhere. The staff is actually really good. I was acknowledged by four different staff, two who proactively asked if I needed assistance. One offered to look for my size and found it, even though I did not have high hopes as it was a shoe on the back wall. I saw other customers being treated similarly. The staff at the cash was also very friendly. Discarded shoes and items were immediately tidied so the store was kept neat. Worth coming here.

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 !

I went to the store for boxing day to buy a gift for my sister. The cashier and her coworker were…read morereally rude and careless. There seems to be wrong price labels all over the store, and their explanations as to it didn't make any sense. Definitely felt like a scam. Of course, I don't mind paying an extra few dollars but misleading labels and then gaslighting the customer with the wrong reasons (mainly lies) is totally unacceptable for a professional business. Avoid!

One of the latest Japanese-style (think Daiso) stores to open up in town…read more Parking is available in the large Tsawwassen Mills lot. The store seems to be a more upscale version of Daiso. Not saying that Daiso merchandise is low class (don't get me wrong), but this store seems to focus on more "expensive" items at a naturally higher price point. For example, they sell LED lamps and Bluetooth speakers. This place does not try to be a dollar store. Many items are in the $15-30 range, which is actually quite reasonable. Their product selection is surprisingly well designed. Nothing in the store looked or felt "cheap" to me. This is worth a special mention. Most of their products seem to be designed in Japan but manufactured in China. Nothing with with that, but just a heads up for those who are picky about this. Definitely worth checking out if one is in the area. They have a good thing going here. Recommended.

I bought some trail runners here a couple years ago. They were meh…read more The sales girl didn't know a lot about the shoe. She was more interested in the cute guy walking in. This time around, no one in store except maybe 3 employees and 2 of their friends. Possible off duty coworkers by their conversation. No acknowledgment when waking in and no customer service. I hope they improve.

the owner is very helpful and friendly. Always willing to go over and above to saw selections.read more

Even though I live in Richmond, I still prefer to visit this Walmart in Tsawwassen as their parking…read moreis much more friendlier! I can also get my British brand tea here in the British section, they also have a Latino and Asian section as well! Overall, prices are very reasonable especially in todays high inflation market!

Only tried to deliver the package once, didn't try to deliver it again or give an option to pick it…read moreup at location. Just canceled the order without refunding the money. When I called the 1 800 number for help with my order, my customer service agent couldn't speak English and I could not understand them. when I asked a question or clarification they would give me an answer that I could not understand or nothing to do with what I asked. All I got out of the conversation is that I had to reorder my order to get it and they are holding my money to make sure U can paid for my order that I have not received??????????? Nothing made sense. The worst customer service, how can you get help from someone who can't speak English!!!!!!! So I ordered my order again, this time choosing pick up at a store location. I got an email the next day saying my order was ready for pick. I thought ok this going well. Maybe I just have to order for pick up at a store location. The email said to let them know you are coming to pick up your order by clicking this link. I clicked the link and nothing happened. I went to the store. No one was at customer service and it took 5 minutes to find someone to help. I let them know I clicked the link on the email I received and I am here to pick up my order. They checked the system and said they don't have any picks at the store. I gave him my information for my order, they called for someone over the PA system then was doing something on their cellphone even though there was a line up of people behind me???????? After 5 minutes or so they finally got off their cellphone called the person on the PA again then helped another customer. I waited for over 15 mins for someone to come to the customer service desk to help them with my order. While I was waiting I noticed a more than four employees talking groups and being on their cellphones texting or doing something other than working or helping customers while people where self checking themselves out. I thought WOW is this what it has come too!!!!!! Walmart making more money off their customers for not having to pay for cashiers for check out and have their customers check themselves out while their employees are being paid to play or text on their cellphones, ignoring customers. I finally got my order after 20 mins in the store. They told me the link in the email only works if you are close to the store and you can only use it in the app not in emails on your computer. When I got home I noticed I got charged for the first order that didn't come and the second order. I am working with my credit card company to sort that out. Why did I get charged twice???? I still don't know and the people at the store didn't know either. I hate Amazon and I don't order from them but after this experience I might have to go back. At least they deliver your order or give you a full refund when you don't get your order.

The market at Tsawassen Terminal is a good place to wait before heading on the ferry instead of…read morewaiting in line at the vehicle lanes. It is easily accessible from the vehicle waiting lines. There are many tables and chairs inside. There are many shops offering souvenirs, as well as food options. Prices are similar to other stores. Washrooms are available. Announcements are made for drivers to return to their cars prior to loading the ferry. There are also boards available showing if the scheduled ferry runs are on time or not.

tsawwassen quay market is a great little marketplace tucked inside the ferry terminal at…read moretsawwassen, and it adds way more personality to the travel experience than you might expect from a place where people mostly just wait around for the ferry. before boarding a ferry with bc ferries, travellers can pass through this indoor market where you can grab food, browse a few shops, and pick up those last minute things you forgot to pack. it's a handy stop for people heading to vancouver island or the gulf islands, and it definitely makes the waiting part of ferry travel more enjoyable. because let's be honest, ferry travel sometimes goes exactly as planned...and sometimes it doesn't. maybe the sailing is full, maybe the weather decides to get dramatic, or maybe there's a mechanical hiccup. suddenly you're waiting for the next sailing, which means you've got time to stretch your legs and wander the market instead of just sitting around. there's a compact food court with several casual dining spots where you can grab something quick before boarding, or bring it onto the ferry with you. coffee, snacks, or something a little more filling, it's always nice to have options. one of the convenient stops inside the market is the lottery kiosk, where travelers often pick up a ticket or a scratch card before their sailing. it's an easy stop if you're feeling lucky, and for a moment you might find yourself imagining what life would look like if the numbers lined up and the jackpot hit. i'd like to think that early retirement plans have probably started at that kiosk more than once. what really gives the market its charm though are the small shops scattered along the walkway. they carry a mix of practical travel gear, magazines, toys and fun souvenirs. you'll find racks of warm clothing, rain jackets, hats, toques, and ball caps, plus snacks, gifts, and those little things you realize you forgot the moment you arrive at the terminal. coastal weather can be unpredictable, and this is exactly the kind of place where you can grab something quickly and pretend it was part of the plan all along. the space itself feels surprisingly cozy for a ferry terminal. warm wood beams and plenty of natural light give it more of a coastal market vibe than a transportation hub. the wide walkways make it easy to browse the shops and take your time before boarding the ferry. overall, tsawwassen quay market is a thoughtful and surprisingly charming part of the ferry terminal. instead of just waiting around, you can stretch your legs, grab a bite, browse the shops, and maybe even pick up a lottery ticket while you're at it. it's a simple idea, but it turns what could be boring travel time into a small part of the adventure.

We have been coming here for years as have our family members. The highest quality, designer…read morejewelry anywhere. Ha is not only a creative genius, but a wonderful human being. Any negative reviews are NOT relective of this store.

Pretty poor quality, the jewellery I received tarnished within a few weeks. Pretty disappointing…read morefor the price point to be honest. Will not be purchasing again.

Finally popped in to check out some sweet Pokémon hits!! Had a great chat about all my favourite…read morechildhood anime. Recommend!

The owner Dave provide a very welcoming atmosphere, terrific service. Lots of retail geekdom games…read moreto choose from and they have a great setup of tables to play games on site. A good assortment of archived comics to choose from at reasonable rates.