I decorated most of my home from here. Way better than the ones in Calgary, and I swear the prices…read morewere better too which i didnt expect in Vancouver

Since becoming a first time homeowner, I always find myself in Home Sense - on the prowl for…read morefurniture and decor! There is usually something nice to buy here whether its decorative pieces, photo frames, to kitchen/living room stuff. Tons of cool items (see photos). You just need to have an eye to sort the good from the bad, and obviously patience. With its competitive prices and decent/friendly staff, this store is a joy to go to whenever I'm in the area.

Just went back to Homey Home in Richmond. This store is easily the nicest in Richmond. Found some…read morecool counterstools!

Homey Home Interiors is known for its excellent customer service and high-quality products…read more Customers can expect a pleasant shopping experience and top-notch furniture that is both stylish and durable. We recently had an excellent experience with Homey Home Interiors. Their staff are very pleasant and helpful. During our first visit, we met with Aiko who is knowledgeable, patient, and very willing to help, which led us back to their store on the second visit. We then met with Charles, who was also very helpful, went the extra mile for his customers, and was very knowledgeable. We had an issue with the products we received, and when we reached out to Homey Home Interiors, Inka was the one who helped us out. Inka responded to our requests promptly and professionally and got the issue resolved. Homey Home Interiors' delivery guys are very professional, it is very impressive. We are very pleased with their service, their professionalism is much appreciated. We would recommend Homey Home Interiors to anyone who is looking for quality customer service and products.

I love buying ceramics here! They have great deals and the staff are very friendly…read more Reliable quality!

I first started shopping at Utsuwa-No-Yakata when they had a store in Kent, WA. When that closed,…read moreI was in such dismay missing the quality Japanese-ware at very reasonable costs. I was very delighted when I discovered the shop at Aberdeen Centre, with the same spread and even some high end items in the back. Awesome! I have quite a collection from this store. Mostly bowls of all sorts, different diameters, depths, and slope of walls that I use for salads, ramen, pasta, and serving bowls. I also have (too many) of their boxed small condiment bowls that I use for the dining table and for soaps and trinkets. They are so pretty with high quality glazes. I have an affinity for girly colors, which unfortunately, that selection is limited. The normal colors are blue with whites and dark shades, according to the sales lady. If they have a wider color palate, this would be a 5 stars experience for sure. They do have a couple that have pink cherry blossoms and/or bunnies. There's nothing like eating your meal from dishes that make you smile. I highly recommend this store. :) Check out the pieces in the back wall behind glass. They are for sale with prices to match the behind glass status. An exception is a few piggy-banks that are not piggy shape. Those would make nice gifts.

i love visiting aberdeen centre, especially during lunar new year, and this year, the year of the…read morefire horse, the atmosphere feels especially fitting. bold. vibrant. and just dramatic enough to be fun. the parking lot though, is a whole other story. slow laps, strategic patience, and the quiet hope that someone is actually leaving. when brake lights flash, you quickly signal and ease into a spot, it feels like a small personal victory. fitting for a fire horse year. inside, the tension disappears. the atrium opens bright and welcoming, warm white lights cascading down. red lanterns line the second level in formation, fairy lights tracing the railings. red against gold. shimmer against polished tile. at the centre, cherry blossom trees frame a vivid red backdrop. two lion dance heads rest at the edge of the stage, alert and expressive, as if ready to spring to life at any moment. friends and families move in easy rhythm. it is busy, but not chaotic. lively, but warm. vendors line the walkways with red envelopes, tassels, lucky charms, and gleaming ornaments. conversations drift between tables as families debate which decoration might bring the most luck for the year ahead. tucked among it all, a lego pop up draws a steady line. bright red bricks categorized by size, sorted neatly, an intricate lego dragon display standing guard. kids build instinctively, and with full concentration. parents "supervise" while quietly contributing a few extra pieces for structural integrity. we wander upstairs, pause along the railing, take it all in. and almost without fail, every visit ends the same way: the food court. because no matter how stunning the decor, no matter how many photos we take, it never feels complete without drinks in hand and snacks on the table or to go.

02.12.26 @1pm…read more Parking lot was packed. Will need patient. This asian mall is better than the others I have drop by. But not much food vendors and more modern style for both the place and food.

Customer service is none existent here. I came to look for a duvet and pillow. I saw 3 workers…read moreand tried to ask them about the sale. None would look at me. When I went to pay, there was a worker at one till. 3 other workers were standing by the "Online Order" tills. One person asked if I was waiting to pay. I said Yes. He said 'Oh you can pay there'. All while the other 3 stood there talking. Then another customer walked behind me in line to pay and the other worker tells him that he can help. I look at the worker and said "You told me to pay here?" The other customer said that I could go first but the worker helped the other customer. When i finally got to pay, the cashier didn't give me the receipt. They started to walk away and I had to ask them for the receipt. The store does have a variety of home items so that's the only positive thing.

They have some pretty good stuff sold here at very reasonable price. If you are on a budget this is…read morea great place to shop. Their product quality isn't bad. Styles are pretty up to date. They have lots of discounts listed around the store.

A coworker referred me to S-Hong, it is located on the 3 rd floor in Aberdeen Square in Richmond…read morewhich attaches to the Aberdeen station. It is a very amazing tea shop. There are a lot of amazingly pretty tea cups in the store made by famous ceramic tea set artist in Taiwan, absolutely gems like collectible item. However, they also have many reasonable price teacups and tea set which are very pretty as well. The most impressive thing in this tea shop is the warm hospitality provided by the owners. This couple invited me to have some tea tasting while I am browsing in the shop. There was few more customers came by while I am trying the tea, they came to chat with the owners and have a cup of tea. Their stopping by visit totally touch my heart, the tenderness relationship are a luxury item in nowadays while people are rather to focus on electronic devices but detached from real communications.

This place has great tea. Believe me because I only buy from the best. Owners are super friendly…read moreand offered fantastic Oolong tea. The selections are taken directly from the famous Ali shan (mountain in Taipei). Will come back again!

I liked the store from the outside, was thinking of trying it inside. I ve never been to this mall…read moresince im from alberta. I went inside and was going to look for airpod case or other thing. The asian lady with blonde hair. Was like " mask please " i was like oh yeah i have a mask. While i was putting the mask on i was asking the question & she simply rudely said i can't answer until u have mask. Mam first of all u aren't standing by the door to care for people whether they are wearing masks or not. You simply were just giggling on ur laptop. Secondly, u could have let me finish my mask thing instead of stopping me in the middle of my question. Or maybe you just preferred if i was asian? Freaking rude. After her response i left. I didn't even bother to ask or whatever.

I was in the market for an umbrella when I found one here! It looks like a kokeshi (kimono girl…read moredoll) when it is closed. The head is the handle when you use the umbrella, but the neat part is, the body part is a hard plastic cover!! This actually keeps the wetness inside, so you can stash it in your bag after you've used it, without getting your bag wet. Forget those flimsy bags made of the same material as the umbrella! The construction ("skeleton") of the umbrella isn't that sturdy, so I have to be always afraid of windy rainy days. I hope to make this convenient umbrella last as long as I can. I had to take a chance, though, since I could not open the umbrella and see its construction or its size. They did not allow customers to open the umbrellas, which is understandable, but they could have at least had one sample out. All they could tell me was that this umbrella is smaller than the other one that was shaped like an ice wine bottle (but they didn't have a sample of that one, either). That's why I can't give them 4 stars, despite all the cuteness they carry. I think they accepted Debit, but not Credit, but I'm not sure.

Buried inside the endless stores of the massive Aberdeen Centre, is the specialty home decor store,…read more"A light idea" where lights take on a whole new sophistication of aesthetic pleasure. Aside from being one of the brightest stores in the mall, it probably happens to be one of the most expensive (read: electricity wasting) to maintain. Hence, most of pieces here are going to be on the pricier side and as a result there is very little customer traffic in and out here, with mainly window shoppers gazing from the outside. What makes this store interesting is their array of varied lit objects that can range from anything hanging to decor pieces that sit like lamps. The staff is good at helping folks choose something appropriate for their space, just be sure to have a plan in mind and see if there are any clearance items on sale.

This place is like an upscale, better looking, better organized IKEA. If I needed decor for my new…read moreplush pad or single studio and had tons of Canadian cash, I would not hesitate to purchase from here. The best part about this place is that the owners are soooooo friendly and offered to help put together a room plan for decor and actually explained to me why I LOVE track lighting so much and what it does. Yes, some lighting actually warms or cools the look and feel of a room and where you place it and the angle of lighting also matters a lot. Their lights are pretty expensive though so ... look before you buy!

Oomomo on 4151 Hazelbrige way, Richmond A lot of different…read morekinds of daily life tools from kitchen to school supplies, almost everything you need! We went there and it is about the school day soon. And they have a great selection of different kinds of modernized school supplies! Service is good, you can easily to find their staffs for help. The price of the school supplies is reasonable as well.

I've shopped at Oomomo at Aberdeen Centre many times before and generally had good experiences,…read morewhich is why this was disappointing. On this visit, I picked up an item based on the shelf price, but it scanned higher at checkout. Staff checked and confirmed the shelf label was incorrect. However, they refused to honor the displayed price or offer any adjustment, and suggested that perhaps another customer had moved the label. I understand mistakes can happen, but once the store confirmed the label was wrong, I expected some level of accountability or customer consideration. I even escalated the issue one level, but the outcome didn't change. Overall, the store has a good selection and I've had many positive visits in the past, but this experience felt unnecessarily rigid and not very customer-friendly. I hope they can improve how situations like this are handled going forward.

Came back and got that carpet. Everything is 50%off! I think it's the way they just price things…read more The proprietor was much nicer today. He found one that she liked. Final price was $1000. And the small carpet was $500.00 Both were happy and this time I kept my mouth shut. All I had to say was "yes Dear, that's nice too!" and let her deal the deal. :)

From the owner: We have the greatest selection of handmade and high quality machine made rugs in BC. Amazing…read morevariety of designs, colors, and patterns of Persian, Nepali, Indian, Pakistani, Afghani, Chinese and Turkish rugs. You will find the perfect rug at any budget. A family business serving Vancouver for over 30 years! We have two rug stores to serve the greater Vancouver region: First Location: 1705 Burrard St. ( At 1st.Ave.) Second Location: 7880 Alderbridge Way