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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 The details come from the public OpenStreetMap map data, so they can be out of date — confirm with the business before you set off.
Narrow the list with the rail, by trade or by neighbourhood. Every filter is a plain link with its own address, so you can bookmark it, share it or send it to someone who needs a plumber's-worth of local knowledge without an account or an app.
A counter-service Chaoshan noodle shop that opened on Moncton Street in 2026, serving hand-pounded beef and pork balls in clear broth with rice noodles, white pepper and celery. A plain wooden room better suited to twos and threes than groups.
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A small pickup-only bakery on No. 3 Road working from a short rotating list of cakes and pastries. Order online or at the counter and collect at the store; their products also turn up at a couple of other Richmond dessert shops. Closed Mondays.
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Hand wash and detailing operation tucked off Minoru Boulevard, run first-come first-served with no appointment needed. Interior and exterior packages are offered, plus a standing discount on rainy days.
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Used-vehicle sales on Fraser Hwy in Murrayville, Langley Township, with trade-in appraisals, a payment calculator and credit applications handled online.
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Family-run Steveston bike shop trading since 2007. Sells Giant, Liv and Marin bikes, rents hybrids, commuters and e-bikes for the dyke trails, and does certified mechanical work. They also collect and drop off bikes for service around Richmond.
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Steveston bookshop and cafe in one room, stocking mostly secondhand titles with some new releases. You can trade in your own books for store credit, and the espresso bar means people settle in rather than browse and leave. Separate kids' and adult sections.
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Family-run Punjabi kitchen that outgrew its small Moncton Street takeout counter and moved into a larger Bayview dining room. A dozen curries, biryani, Indo-Chinese dishes and vegetarian platters, open daily from late morning until nine.
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Richmond commercial cleaning and building maintenance company operating from Vickers Way in the Bridgeport industrial area. Takes on recurring janitorial contracts for offices, warehouses and strata common areas; quotes are arranged by phone.
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French-leaning cafe set just off No. 1 Road at the quiet edge of Steveston Village, doing savoury and sweet crepes, sandwiches and proper coffee. A calmer option when the Moncton Street cafes fill up with weekend visitors.
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An older, no-frills Park Road supermarket that has outlasted flashier neighbors. Free parking, narrow aisles, and a genuinely pan-Asian shelf mix, with Chinese, Filipino, Malaysian and Indonesian pantry items sitting side by side at fair prices.
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Richmond general contractor on Fraserwood Place with more than fifty years behind it, focused on industrial and commercial buildings. Offers design-build, pre-construction planning, construction management and straight general contracting across Western Canada.
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A long-standing Golden Village Taiwanese tea house that is as much a restaurant as a boba shop, serving rice plates and snacks until late. Handy when half your group wants dinner and the other half only wants a milk tea.
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Independent pharmacy in the Blundell area whose pharmacists assess and prescribe for minor ailments and birth control at no charge. Also does compounding, travel vaccines, blood pressure checks and smoking cessation support. Weekdays only.
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Newborn, maternity, baby and family photographer working from a proper studio on Horseshoe Way, with outdoor sessions around Richmond as an option. Props and wraps are supplied and the studio is kept warm for newborn shoots.
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Pest control firm with a Richmond base on River Road, run by a technician active in BC's structural pest management association. Handles rodents, wasps and hornets, ants, bed bugs and wildlife for homes as well as commercial and industrial sites.
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Small community family practice on Cook Road behind Richmond Centre, reported to be welcoming new patients. Standard ongoing care - checkups, chronic conditions, children's health, mental health support - on weekdays only. Wheelchair accessible.
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Family-run Texas-style smokehouse near the far end of Bayview, turning out brisket, pulled pork, lamb shank and smoked chicken quarters. Portions are large and the lounge side pours beer and cocktails. A change of pace from Steveston's seafood.
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An old-school Chinese bakery on Westminster Highway where prices have barely moved. Honey cakes, plain buns, butter cookies dipped in chocolate and some of the cheapest egg tarts in the city. Selection changes daily and thins out late in the afternoon.
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General contractor based on Miller Road on Sea Island, a short hop from the airport. Takes on construction and renovation work around Richmond and Metro Vancouver; enquiries are handled by phone rather than through a public website.
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Reggio-inspired early learning center on Bayview Street in Steveston Village, where the day runs on art, music, gardening and yoga rather than worksheets. There is an optional meal service, and it is small enough that staff know every family.
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Korean-style nail studio on Lansdowne Road doing hand-drawn custom art rather than sticker sets. Gel, extensions and removals, plus lash extensions. Open 10am to 8pm daily with walk-ins taken from late morning onward.
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Long-standing dry cleaner in the Ackroyd Road plaza near Lansdowne, taking suits, dresses and household items. The central location makes it an easy stop if you work, shop or live anywhere in the City Centre.
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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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