Food Courts in Richmond, BC

“Very good place to enjoy live seafood cook w friends 🥰“

“Delicious Dessert with Great Value!

I really enjoyed the dessert here! The sweet glutinous rice balls were generous in portion and very satisfying. The taste was excellent, and the price was very reasonable for the quality. Great portion size, great flavor, and great value overall. I will definitely come back again next time!“

“This place is inside a food court. They had Taiwanese bento that was totally authentic! The popcorn chicken was fresh and crispy, and the portions were huge, it was so much that my friend and I only managed to eat half! The side dishes were pretty great too. I honestly enjoyed all of them! The vegetables were served cold, which was a nice contrast to the deep-fried main dish.
Highly recommend!“

“The lemongrass chicken with a fried egg on rice (#39 on the menu) was so tasty and almost like Vietnamese restaurant quality food. I really like how fresh the ingredients are here, and the chefs cook everything to order. The cashier was so nice!“

“My wife’s favorite and not mine but I will help review for her. She ordered the staple. She can tell if the broth is stewed or powdered. She says it’s mix of both but on the bland side. For the price ( even in Vancouver ) it could have been better she says. Food court food will always be food court food.“

“Parker Good Food at Parker Place is a fantastic choice for a satisfying meal. Their Hong Kong-style curry beef and chicken are excellent, bursting with rich flavors. The BBQ pork on rice is equally delightful. They offer a great lunch special for just $15, making it a terrific value. Plus, the convenience of ordering through the telephone is a real bonus. Friendly service and delicious food make this spot a must-visit in the food court!“

“A nice small clean chicken joint. The food is amazing although they only have a few menu items and it is always made fresh including the fries! I can honestly say i have never had better fries in my life! This place truley is a staple and one of the must buy from joints whenever i am in the richmond area!“

“Very good service and the food is amazing“

“Tried the Cumin Crispy Burger (Beef) and it was seriously good — super fragrant cumin, juicy beef, and the bread was perfectly crispy.
I went pretty late, but the owner was still very welcoming and happy to serve.
Simple place, great flavor, definitely coming back.“

“Great quality and nice combo deal .as order my salad..pasta and drink ..specially staff give me best deal ..highly recommend to everyone eat lasagna..yummy 😋top of that they have samosa and sweet dessert too“

“It is actually good value to order half a Hainanese chicken combo, including oil white rice and a broth on the side. It is big enough for 2 people. I will definitely come back.
Their service is fast. At lunch rush, Empire Centre food court is a busy place. So, even the vendor prepares your food fast, you may still need to be patient to locate a table.“

“Hubby saw a series in Mikey Chan’s Strictly Dumplings on Youtube. So we checked it out, located in Presidential Plaza 2nd Floor food court. The food court is small, we ordered takeout. Line was long but it moves pretty fast. Their pork hock was their specialty and they had freshly prepackaged to go meal in a container. It was that fast & efficient.
The pork hock was tender & very flavourful, for $15, it was a steal. It came with rice drenched in that wonderful dark piggy sauce, a braised egg, sautéed potatoes strips & glass noodles & pickled marinated green long beans. The pickled green long beans paired very nicely with the dish. The portion was so big that it was a 2 meal deal for us. Highly recommend… !
You won’t be disappointed!“

“食物好吃 雖然很忙但服務態度超級好 很喜歡的店 回購率100%“

“My mom has been buying their food for 17+ years, either as takeaway meals or as big platters for parties and I am literally so attached to their food. I always feel so happy and comforted on days I get to dig into their crispy squid, tofu dishes, and fried rice!! Not the healthiest food, but definitely a wonderful treat once in a while. Please stay in business forever, I will be absolutely distraught and weeping if you close HAHA“

“Great spot in the mall. Perfect for lunch pre or post t&t shop. Super budget friendly. The combo was 19$ and hit the spot. Dumplings are made by hand so expect to wait a few minutes. Definitely brought us back to our travel adventures in Asia where food courts had amazing food. A rare find in Canada. Definitely worth eating here if you are at the mall and are hungry!“

“ACCEPTS CARD

Was craving dry noodles and went for the Stir-Fry Lamb w/Cilantro dry noodle. The flavouring and taste was amazing - strong cumin ✨A very generous portion of noodles and lamb. However, I was expecting the noodles to be different. I briefly saw some illustrations on the counter about making noodles so assumed they would be homemade. The noodles felt like spaghetti noodles. All in all, still thoroughly enjoyed my meal and would come back for this, maybe try to change the noodles.

I went to grab cash before coming to the food court only to find they have a self-serve machine that takes card. Made the whole ordering process easy and smooth. There were also photos on the machine. Pleasantly surprised. Human service was mediocre but we didn’t come here for the service.“

“Honestly don’t know why this place is called Wu Fung Dessert when they don’t sell any desserts at all. I was doing a Richmond food court crawl and visited Aberdeen Centre to try out the chicken wings here. This seems to be one of the most popular, if not the most popular, place to go in this food court according to online food bloggers. Other notable places include Champion Potato Noodles, John 3:16, etc., but this one stood out the most to me.

Prices seem a bit expensive, at $8 for 3 wings (very minor discount if you buy more, with $15.50 for 6 ($0.50 discount) or $30 for 12 ($2 discount). However, the wings were full on wings with drum, flat, and tip, so it’s not that bad, but still not cheap.

I got a few wings to try out myself first and I have to say that they’re one of the best (Chinese fried) wings I’ve ever had. It’s hot, juicy, crispy and has a simple, yet addicting seasoning. It’s slightly different from the Chinese American fried wings as it has less of a batter and less garlic, and more peppery. It was so good I opted to buy the 12 wing option after, but the taste after bringing them home was incomparable with eating them on the spot.

I also got HK style milk tea for $3.50. I don’t know why being cold warrants it being $0.50 more than hot, but whatever.

Despite me praising the food here, I think the service wasn’t good. They gave me one box that didn’t fit 12 wings at all, completely unacceptable. I asked for another box, but no, boxes and bags cost extra. Makes no sense to me to serve someone like this. Lady at counter was also not so friendly, but whatever. I was mainly annoyed at how they packed the wings.“

“Very delicious Chinese chives dumplings(韭菜盒子） - extra large in size with al dente wrappings Lam fried. We liked it so much we even bought some frozen ones to enjoy at home. Lots of variations to select from. We saw many people coming in to buy the frozen dumplings this afternoon. Owner speaks English and Mandarin. Very authentic stuff!“

“除了味道👍，同一店可同時買主歺及甜點“

“- One of our family's favorite food stalls at the Aberdeen Centre food court. Over the past year, we've dined here frequently

- These are some of our favorite items available at this stall:

* $15.99 Large Combo A "Lamb Soup." The best lamb soup in GVA! It comes in a big bowl, much bigger than its competitors'. It has lots of ingredients and soup. It's not too salty or heavy. I'd say it's perfect. It also comes with a veggie appetizer and a delicious "Crispy Cake."

* Although the "Crispy Cake" comes with the Lamb Soup, we often buy them separately. A ready-to-eat one costs $3, and frozen ones cost $2.5 each. We buy them frozen and air-fry them at home. They're delicious!

* $12.99 Combo H with 12 lamb dumplings. Deliciously just right. The only complaint with this is that they use paper trays and dumplings get stuck to the tray, often ripping the dumpling and spilling its contents.

- when we first found this place, the female counter staff - presuming she was the owner - can only speak Mandarin. No English. No Cantonese. My Mandarin sucks. Communication between us often lost in translation. Because of this, I only came once in a blue moon. Now, she finally hired someone who speaks fluent Cantonese, Mandarin and English. And she's friendly. Good job!! I come here more and more often now! ???

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