I love this Square! I just discovered it after moving into this neighborhood. My exploration of New…read moreWestminster always stopped at 8th Street, so I am glad my friend showed me this place just past 10th Street. I need to get out more too. It is a quiet place with almost everything you need. Post Office. Pharmacy. Save-On Food grocery store, RONA for hardware and home improvement. Fabricland. Pet shop. Several restaurants, Starbucks, Menchies yogurt, banking services (TD and BMO), nail salon, Burger King and more. Now that I know Save-On is here, I have another option besides Safeway from the skytrain station. I like how compact the square is. It is small but it makes it easy to walk from shop to shop. You do not have to traverse a huge parking lot just to get across. It reminds me of Newport Village in Port Moody. I find myself a new place to chill on weekends.

Its a pretty big strip mall. It has everything from grocery store, banks to tiny neighboring…read morerestaurant. One stop here and you are good to fix all your needs. Best of all it has free parking. Plenty of free parking. Only fall back is that train station is a bit of a walk to this mall. It is made to serve the neighboring community. This strip mall has been here for a long long time. I remember visiting this mall as a kid.

3 stars only because there is a Walmart here, plus a Save-On Food…read more This is a sad mall with limited tenants. There are several stores which are available for lease. I used to like this mall back in the 1990s when it was more vibrant than now. Like what some Yelpers reviewed, you do see many seniors in this mall, with walkers, canes and wheelchairs.Maybe New Westminster has a higher senior demographic now. In any case, the saving grace for this mall is truly Walmart and Save-On Food. Ardene outlet store with its deep discount of up to 70% off is also a draw. The food court is also sad, you are better off dining outside. The upper level seemed to be mostly medical clinics. I hope there will be more interesting tenants setting up shop here in the future. For now, I come here mostly for Walmart.

When I first-discovered this Centre it was actually quite vibrant, at least on the ground level…read morefloor, with a wall-to-wall rather decent selection of stores, shops, and food court. An axe seemed to fall a couple of years ago, when Zellers, and many other offerings left, and the selection of 'what' remained really collapsed. I have definitely noted some shopping improvements since then, especially with additions of Wal-Mart (occupying the vacated Zeller's space), the large Shopper's Drug and Dollarama stores, and the Save On Foods supermarket coming in to occupy a more recent departure, and thankfully, the continued presence of Kin's Farm Market. For me though, the Centre has basically become an out-of-the-weather place to go for a walk and browse when in the area, and possibly catch a breakfast sandwich or burger at A&W in the Food Court, or couple of fresh bananas at Kin's, to enjoy during my walkabout. It's definitely not one of my places to do any serious shopping -- a couple of the "feature attractions", because of their inflated prices (imo), do not catch my shopping attention when they are located 'anywhere', and Wal-Mart's morning opening time is too late for my personal shopping convenience. It's nice to see 'West Coast Medical Imaging' located on the upper floor. I have used one their facilities elsewhere, and have always respected the quality of service I mI provided. I miss too much of what Royal City Centre used to have and offer, to rate it any higher in its present state.

Westminster Centre is located in New West downtown area. There are offices here along with shops on…read morethe street level. We went in side and it was quite clean. The first floor is limited in stores and many of the stores have a street entrance.

Westminster Centre is handy to what has become a very familiar locale for me -- the bus stop on…read more6'th Street at 5'th Avenue, in uptown New West -- it's where I have been getting off and walking over to my eye specialist at the Medical Centre on 5'th Avenue for a good number of years. And over these years, the Centre has become a favourite place to drop into for some browsing and shopping, especially before my morning appointments. At street level, there's a McDonalds restaurant (handy for a breakfast snack if/when the mood catches me), and Care Point Medical Centre at the lower end, and a TD Canada Trust, Starbucks, and London Drugs (opens at 8 am - yeah!!) at the upper end, with Yanni's Greek Restaurant, a barber shop, and a selection of other shops at each end, and in-between. The New West office of the Retina Surgical Associates is located on the second floor of the upper end (have been there, done that a couple of times). And a big plus, there are two, good-sized levels of under cover, no-charge parking -- great when arriving by personal vehicle, and requiring sufficient parking time to cover longer medical appointment, and such. A Buy-Low Foods supermarket used to be located at the lower end of the Mall, but I recently read on the internet it has now permanently closed. No particular loss for me, I always found offerings at that store very over-priced, and seldom purchased anything there. But sure hope for the sake of local shoppers, that something moves into the location before too long, to help bolster their food shopping potentials in the area. A stop into the Westminster Centre has become a significant and fun part of my travel routines to New West, especially when heading there for my eye, and related medical appointments.

A very quiet mall most of the time, especially on weekends…read more There is nothing much here and you will only come here for specific businesses located here. It is not a shopping or eating place. The upper level seemed to be filled with kids' activities and a CPA office. Plus the washroom which is clean and spacious. Inside the mall, you get a mini food court with only 2 stalls - Korean run burger place (IT Char which is excellent!) and a Japanese sushi place (Woomi - never tried), a music school, salon, dollar store, liquor store, cobbler, game area, fresh produce and others. Outside on the strip mall section, there are Starbucks, Pizza Hut, pho place, booster juice, sally beauty supply, nail salon, etc with Safeway as the anchor tenant. Parking lot outside is big with plenty of spots. Be careful to park at the 2 hour side as they are very diligent in checking the 30 mins only section. Many have gotten tickets there. I guess it is a good thing this is quite a boring mall as it makes running errands or grabbing a bite easy here. Less wait and no worry about parking. McDonald's is across the road and Shell has station is at the corner.

Look up...way up! This mall looks almost bizarrely deserted in a way but some stores are worth the…read moretrip and the ceiling is incredible. If you are out and about, use the washrooms on the 2nd floor (to the left of the stairs or take the elevator) they are gorgeous and spacious. I adore the pet food store with a slant on healthy eating and raw food. The produce store is full of vibrant stock and pre-cut stir fry packages that are priced well. The Nail Salon (Chi Nails) is A+. There is also a Liquor Store, Safeway, Sally Beauty Supply, Starbucks, Subway, Pizza Hut & a Fish and Chips Place.

Great shopping centre with a Guess Outlet Store, Walmart, Boston Pizza, Marble Slab, Quesada and a…read morecold beer and wine shop to boot. Many others as well, all clean and well managed.

I brought back a stapler i purched the day before. When it was opened, the spring jumped out we…read morecouldn't put it together. It was broken before it was opened. Because of their policy, no exchange or return, they wouldn't give me back the money. I asked why they sell broken goods in the first place. They are currently making profit on goods they sell broken and refuse to compensate. I was told there's nothing they could do and contact the company. Don't buy firm Dollarama unless you don't mind giving them your money for broken items.

Has a good selection of store and lots of parking. Has some good restaurants like Skye Avenue…read morekitchen and lounge, Boston Pizza, White Spot, Neptune Seafood and the food court.

This is an interesting mall. There are two popular big chain here: Walmart and T&T…read more Lots of free parking can be found here. Also there is a food court here. Best of all, it is next the Surrey Central Skytrain. Conveniently located. However, lots of the stores don't interest me. There is a food court here if you are looking for cheap food.

i really thought i was being strategic. "half an hour is plenty," i told myself, confidently paying…read more$2.50 for parking. the plan was simple: go to guest services, check on the expiry of my gift cards, and leave. then i walked by the grand court and ooooh, look at how pretty and massive the lunar new year lantern is. the bold red lantern suspended under the glass ceiling, surrounded by oversized pink blooms, was stunning. they even included interesting facts from the chinatown storytelling centre, which made the display feel thoughtful and educational, not just decorative. it was beautiful and absolutely not something you rush past. i tried to stay focused, but this is metropolis at metrotown. as the largest mall in bc and one of the biggest in canada, it offers pretty much everything under one roof. fashion from zara, aritzia, arcteryx, uniqlo and sephora. staples like the apple store and h&m (with an escalator out of order during my visit). daiso. muji. winners and homesense. walmart, the real canadian superstore, t&t, shopper's drug mart, cineplex, banks, bubble tea shops, foreign exchange counters, restaurants and a food court. gone are anchors like hudson's bay and sears, but the variety today is still impressive. it really is a one stop hub. groceries, errands, shopping, entertainment, all convenient and connected directly to skytrain. but here's the thing: malls should not be charging for parking (unless it's downtown). we used to visit this mall a lot. it was an easy, go to destination. since parking fees were introduced, we honestly don't come nearly as often. when you're already planning to shop and spend money, paying just to park feels unnecessary. it changes the whole experience and makes even a quick visit feel calculated. the mall itself still has a great selection of stores and services. it delivers on convenience and variety. i just wish the parking situation didn't take away from that. next time, i'll likely skip the car and take skytrain instead.

A bit dated shopping mall. I find it slightly awkward to walk around because there are different…read moresets of elevators that lead you to garage parking and not the point of destination where you want to go. Parking garage also dated. There is a Walmart, T&T inside.

I walked in, no one stared at me. Very organized store. Very friendly staff. Wish they had a bigger…read moreselection of dice but let's be honest here for a moment, I went for the Squishables. Great store! Highly recommend!

Didn't buy anything today but did look around. This shop sells all sorts of board games and card…read moregames and gaming memorabilia. I had no idea there was a "Hello Kitty" version of the classic Monopoly! Lots of merchandise that is neatly organized and displayed. Looks like fun. Note that Rain City Games has two locations in the Vancouver area (at this time). The other is in the International Village (Tinseltown) Mall. [Review 20894 overall - 70 in British Columbia - 1878 of 2023.]

Korea Plaza is a small, separate unit located within the lower level of the two-floor, rather large…read moreplaza of shops, restaurants, medical, and other premises located at 4501 North Road. Though small in physical size, entrance signage to Korea Plaza lists a total of 12 different, very personal-style shops and other venues inside. I first 'discovered' Koreal Plaza back in 2016. My lady friend and I found the plaza during a morning walk of the area, and dined at a restaurant there (Myoung Dong Kahl Gook Soo) in September of that year. Over recent years since then, I have dined at one other restaurant (Cheonsa Food) , and have returned several times for services at the pharmacy (Healing Pharmacy) located there. Reviews have been posted on Yelp for each. For me, Korea Plaza has offered a friendly, well-organized, very neat and clean venue of several personal shops and services. And when in the area, I continue to drop in, and enjoy browsing what's there, seeing the changes, and such. The smiles, and other courtesies extended to me while there, hace always provided nice bonuses to my visits.

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