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No. 3 Road nail bar between Westminster Highway and Lansdowne, open 10am to 7pm every day of the week. Manicures, pedicures and gel work, easy to fit in around a Canada Line trip since Lansdowne station is close by.
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The Vancouver chain's largest store, about 19,000 square feet on Garden City Road and open 8:30am to 10pm daily. Straightforward Chinese-Canadian grocery shopping: fresh meat and seafood counters, stacked produce, bulk dry goods and sauces.
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Shunde-style Cantonese restaurant on Garden City Road, focused on the delicate southern cooking that region is known for: steamed fish, double-boiled soups, stir-fried milk and fresh fish congee. Food-first, not a banquet hall.
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Third-floor optometry practice inside Aberdeen Square in the Golden Village, a short walk from Aberdeen Station. Routine eye examinations and contact lens work in a mall setting, easy to combine with other errands on the No. 3 Road strip.
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Long-running Richmond storage business on River Road with units from tiny two-by-three lockers up to ten-by-twenty rooms. It also rents mailboxes and receives parcels with same-day email notice, plus mail forwarding, scanning and moving supplies.
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Richmond locksmith and security shop on Minoru Boulevard, trading under the long-established Al Scott Lock & Safe name. Covers key cutting, deadbolts and door hardware, safes and vaults, plus alarms, cameras and access control for businesses.
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Long-standing City Centre brokerage on Ackroyd Road offering Autoplan, homeowner and tenant, commercial and travel insurance, with Cantonese and Mandarin service. Convenient if you are already downtown Richmond for errands or catching the Canada Line.
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Family practice on Ackroyd Road in the City Centre, open weekdays plus Saturday mornings. Family doctors and nurse practitioners handle general checkups, chronic disease, reproductive health and children's care. Punjabi and English spoken.
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Small independent pharmacy on Ackroyd Road in the City Centre, in the same block as several medical and walk-in offices, which makes it an easy stop straight after an appointment. Prescription dispensing and pharmacist medication advice.
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A Steveston Village barbershop with an unusually deep review record and a loyal following for skin fades and line-ups. Adult cuts $30, seniors $21, kids $25, and a cut with beard trim and line-up runs $40. Closed Sundays.
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A small family-run Hawaiian spot in the Bayview block near the Steveston waterfront. Plate lunches, kalua pork and loco moco come out fast and cheap, with rice and mac salad on the side. Limited seating, so many orders head out to the boardwalk.
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Japanese-trained stylists working out of a quiet Saba Road unit just off No. 3 Road. Cuts, perms, balayage and colour correction are the core of the book, plus scalp and hair treatments. Open Tuesday to Sunday, with visitor parking in the building.
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Richmond electrical outfit serving Metro Vancouver from a Parksville Drive base. Work spans residential panel upgrades and rewiring, commercial build-outs and lighting, phone and data cabling, plus maintenance arrangements for stratas and property managers.
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North Richmond power tool dealer selling and servicing saws, drills, fasteners and jobsite gear. Early weekday opening and a trade-counter feel, so it is where you go when a tool needs a repair or a part rather than replacing.
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A newer Yaohan Centre shop that steams its own taro and ube in house instead of reaching for powder, which shows up clearly in the texture of the milk lattes. Fruit teas and matcha round out a short menu. Find it on the No. 3 Road frontage.
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Small pet products and services shop on Leslie Road in the Golden Village. It keeps short daytime hours and closes Tuesdays, so phone first, but it is a handy neighbourhood option for food, supplies and pet care basics.
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Family-owned commercial cleaning company headquartered on Viking Way in Richmond, running janitorial contracts from Chilliwack to White Rock. Clients include offices, warehouses, schools, medical and dental clinics, gyms, stratas and car dealerships.
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Compact flower counter inside the T&T Supermarket at Lansdowne, open late seven days a week. Convenient for grabbing a wrapped bouquet on the way through the mall or picking up flowers along with the week's groceries.
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A long-running Steveston Village salon on Bayview Street that keeps late hours Monday through Thursday, which is rare out here. Regulars come for cuts and colour, and there is easy parking plus somewhere to eat while you wait for processing.
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Boutique firm in Keltic Place on No. 3 Road, focused on family law, wills and estates, and residential real estate transfers. A reasonable first call for a Richmond separation, a will that needs updating, or a straightforward house conveyance.
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Auto body shop on Vulcan Way doing collision repair, dent and scratch removal and refinishing across domestic, European and imported makes. A practical option for ICBC claim work in the Bridgeport industrial area.
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Neighbourhood nail shop in the No. 2 Road plaza at Blundell, the west-side sister to the Blundell Road location. Standard manicures, pedicures, gel and acrylics at everyday prices, with a parking lot right out front.
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A small independent shop on Minoru Boulevard in the city centre, handy for snacks, drinks and last-minute items, and used by neighbours as a parcel drop-off point. Prices are not always posted, so it is worth asking before you reach the till.
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A Second Avenue scoop shop in Steveston Village with a broad range of ice cream and sorbet including local makers, plus bubble waffles, bubble tea and shakes. Picnic tables outside, prices below the tourist strip, and open until 9pm in summer.
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