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Every business here is filed under a real category and pinned to the part of Richmond it trades in. The details come from the public OpenStreetMap map data, so they can be out of date — confirm with the business before you set off.
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An Aberdeen-area shop that stays open close to midnight, which is why it turns up on every late-night Richmond boba list. Fruit teas and milk teas with the usual topping range, ordered from a small counter rather than a sit-down room.
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Long-running Richmond landscaping firm on Triangle Road in the city's east farmland belt. The bulk of the work is strata, commercial and industrial grounds maintenance, plus lawn installs, irrigation startups and repairs, and winter snow and ice clearing.
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Independent Lansdowne Centre showroom specializing in solid mahogany furniture. Dining sets, tables, desks and storage cabinets in both classic and cleaner modern shapes, aimed at buyers who want hardwood rather than veneer over particleboard.
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A private liquor store on Alderbridge Way beside the Walmart, open 8am to 11pm. A walk-in cold room keeps beer at near-freezing, the shelves are organized properly, and same-day delivery is available. A convenient stop on a City Centre errand run.
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Richmond-based construction firm with an office on No. 5 Road, taking on general contracting work across the Lower Mainland. A Richmond Chamber of Commerce member; contact by phone for current project types and availability.
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Richmond brokerage based in the Aberdeen area on Sexsmith Road, running both a general sales office and a Magsen Pro division from the same address. Handles residential trading and rental property management for owners across Richmond and Vancouver.
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An easy-to-miss Taiwanese bakery inside Admiralty Centre, stocked with peanut buns, curry pastries, pork floss rolls and butterfly coconut buns. The taro loaves marbled with sweet taro paste are what regulars actually come in for. Cash only, take-out only.
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Saba Road salon a short walk from Richmond-Brighouse station, popular for creative color and lived-in blonde work. Appointment-based and on the smaller side, so it feels more like a private studio than a mall chair.
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A wonton noodle and congee house on the Alexandra Road restaurant strip. Shrimp wontons in clear broth, beef brisket noodles and slow-cooked congee are the staples. Fast, inexpensive, and a reliable stop when you want something light and hot.
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One of Richmond's oldest pharmacies, with roots back to 1953 and now on Cook Road near Richmond Centre. Independent, does compounding and home healthcare supplies, stocks free naloxone kits, and keeps short Sunday hours as well as Saturdays.
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Taiwanese restaurant on Garden City Road run by the Wu family, whose cooking traces back to Gangshan in southern Taiwan. Braised pork rice, beef noodle soup and small plates, in a room dressed up like an old Taiwanese street.
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Airy independent cafe just north of Richmond Centre with hours that stretch to 10pm, which is rare in the neighborhood. Popular with students and evening study groups wanting espresso, matcha and a table long after other cafes have closed.
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Combined salon and spa on Garden City Road near Blundell, where you can get skin and body treatments and hair done in one visit. Appointment-based, and a practical mid-island option if downtown Richmond parking puts you off.
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Part cafe, part pet-friendly coworking space near Richmond City Hall, with bookable private rooms sitting alongside the coffee counter. Good for a long working session, and one of the few Richmond cafes that genuinely welcomes dogs.
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A waterfront bar and grill beside Milltown Marina with three patios: one facing the North Shore mountains, another looking out at the Fraser and the airport's main runway. Pub food, Sunday prime rib and a genuinely rare view.
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Compact pharmacy on Westminster Highway in the City Centre, near the civic precinct and Minoru Park. Straightforward prescription dispensing and pharmacist advice during weekday business hours only, in a wheelchair accessible ground-floor unit.
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Neighborhood salon in the No. 2 Road plaza at Blundell, sharing a parking lot with a grocery store and a couple of nail shops. Everyday cuts, color and blow-dries for west Richmond regulars, no appointment gymnastics required.
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A small wood-fired pizza shop that opened in Steveston in late 2023. Thin, blistered Neapolitan-style pies made to order plus a short list of sides. Mostly a takeout counter with limited seating, so call ahead on busy village evenings.
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Busy second-floor salon inside Aberdeen Centre with thousands of reviews behind it. Strong on Asian hair texture, precision cuts and bleach work, and easy to pair with a mall trip since you are already parked underneath.
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A working roastery in the Wireless Way industrial park with a small tasting bar attached, so the coffee is about as fresh as it gets in Richmond. Weekends are the easiest time to visit, and most people leave with beans as well as a cup.
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The restaurant and lounge at the Radisson on Cambie Road, serving West Coast plates and casual Italian. The lounge side is the useful part: a quiet place for a drink near YVR, with parking and hours running from breakfast to late evening.
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Garden City Road car care shop combining touchless and hand washing with full detailing, headlight restoration, odour removal, engine cleaning and window tinting. Prepaid wash packages are available for regulars.
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Independent B.C. brokerage whose Richmond branch sits on Westminster Highway, staffed by agents who handle detached homes, townhouses and investment condos across the city. A practical choice if you want a local, non-franchise office and multilingual service.
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A Burnaby home care agency that names Richmond among its service areas, covering personal care, dementia and palliative support, and in-home nursing.
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Three ways in
Every route through the index is an ordinary link with an address of its own. Nothing here needs an account, an app or JavaScript.
The rail lists every trade in the index, with the sub-categories under each one. Each is a real page at its own address, so a filtered view can be bookmarked or sent to someone who needs it.
Where a business trades matters nearly as much as what it does. The neighbourhood list splits Richmond the way the people who live here split it, and each one has a page of its own.
If the name is already known, the search box at the top of this page goes straight there. Part of a name works, and so does a street or a trade.
Why this directory exists
A directory is only worth the reading behind it.
Every entry is categorised and placed in the neighbourhood it trades in, starting from the public OpenStreetMap map data. If a business has closed, moved or changed hands, we would rather pull the page than leave a wrong address sitting at the top of a search result, so tell us when you spot one.
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