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Every business here has been checked by hand, filed under a real category and pinned to the part of Richmond it actually trades in. Nothing is auto-imported and left unread.
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Large No. 5 Road nursery with an unexpectedly deep range of indoor, outdoor and tropical plants along with pots, soil and gardening supplies. It opens at 8:30 each morning, which suits gardeners who want to shop before the heat.
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The chip shop at the Garry Point end of the village, frying sustainably sourced fish with hand-cut chips, plus burgers, poutine and salads. Open every day until early evening, which makes it a sensible takeout stop before a walk out to the park.
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A gelato and dessert shop on Moncton Street in the middle of Steveston Village, and a fairly recent addition to the strip. Cases of gelato by the scoop plus other sweets, positioned squarely for the summer walk-up crowd off the boardwalk.
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Richmond landscaping contractor based off Horseshoe Way, looking after residential, commercial and strata grounds. Services run from lawn care, hedge trimming and tree pruning to seasonal flower displays, irrigation checks, power washing and winter salting.
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Independent dry cleaner on Westminster Highway in central Richmond, covering routine garment cleaning and pressing. Convenient for people working in the nearby office blocks or living in the towers along the No. 3 Road corridor.
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Small family-run Cantonese kitchen near Richmond-Brighouse Station that has collected a stack of local dim sum awards. Everything is cooked to order rather than pushed around on carts, so expect a wait and go early, because the room is tiny.
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A quick-service bowl shop in the McClelland Road towers doing grain bowls, salads and cold-pressed juice. You order at the counter and it is out in a few minutes. A lighter option in an area otherwise dominated by hot pot and barbecue.
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Hotel on Alexandra Road, in the middle of the Golden Village restaurant strip, so dozens of Chinese kitchens sit within a five-minute walk. Convenient for visitors here to eat their way through Richmond rather than to catch a plane.
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Vulcan Way shop combining collision and auto body work with mechanical repairs, auto glass and ADAS sensor calibration. Holds ICBC Tier 1 status, so it handles claim work as well as everyday brake and suspension jobs.
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ICBC-accredited body shop on Bridgeport Road using computerised color matching and unibody frame straightening, plus glass replacement and courtesy vehicles. Offers a lifetime warranty on labor and materials.
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Richmond landscaping outfit covering design, renovation and installation plus ongoing residential and strata maintenance. Also offers certified arborist work such as tree removal and pruning, along with irrigation, drainage, power washing and snow clearing.
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Home health care for Richmond households: hourly, overnight, companionship, respite and specialised dementia, Parkinson's and stroke care, open 24 hours from a Surrey base.
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Small chartered professional accounting practice in a No. 3 Road tower near Richmond Centre. Handles corporate year-ends, personal and business tax returns, bookkeeping and CRA correspondence for local small businesses and self-employed clients.
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A cash-only Hong Kong style bakery on Hazelbridge Way that steams cheung fun rice rolls to order alongside the usual buns and pastries. The house chili oil and the egg tart donut are what regulars come for, and it opens at 7:30am on weekdays.
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A Westminster Highway bar and grill named after a regular who has eaten there daily for over thirty-five years. Big local wine, craft beer and spirits list, screens throughout and a patio. Opens early for takeout and runs through the evening.
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West Richmond brokerage in the Seafair area on No. 1 Road, part of the InsureBC network. Autoplan, home, strata, tenant and business coverage for the Seafair, Terra Nova and Steveston side of the city, without a trip into the City Centre crowds.
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Red Seal plumbers and gas fitters covering Langley Township, the Fraser Valley and the Lower Mainland, with call-out rates published by tier.
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Three-tier short-term rental management for property owners, covering listing setup, dynamic pricing, guest communication and turnovers.
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Richmond general contractor headquartered on Horseshoe Way, with a second office in Nanaimo. Project types include new construction, renovations, heritage restoration and work delivered for First Nations clients around British Columbia.
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Upstairs beauty spa in the Hazelbridge Way complex near Yaohan, doing facials, skin treatments and body care by appointment. Small and quiet compared with the mall traffic downstairs, and phone booking is the norm.
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Long-standing salon in the Broadmoor Village plaza at No. 3 and Williams, the sort of place south Richmond families have used for years. Cuts, sets, perms and color, booked by phone, with free parking right at the door.
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A tiny Cantonese barbecue counter in the Superstore plaza on No. 3 Road, long regarded as one of the best in the region. Char siu, crackling-skin roast pork and soy chicken are chopped to order over rice. Small space, quick queue, and it sells out early.
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Wedding studio in the Horseshoe Way showroom strip offering photography, videography, bridal gown rental and day-of hair and makeup. Useful if you would rather book the whole wedding-day package from one place than assemble it yourself.
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Steveston's barbecue joint, smoking brisket, ribs, pulled pork and chicken in house with rubs made on site. Order at the counter, grab a craft beer, and watch the game on the big screens. Burnt ends and cornbread are the sides people come back for.
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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
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Every entry is written up, categorised and placed by hand. 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.
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