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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 The details come from the public OpenStreetMap map data, so they can be out of date — confirm with the business before you set off.
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Cantonese seafood restaurant that moved from Alexandra Road to a larger room on north No. 3 Road. Dim sum runs daily with an early-bird discount before 11am, and dinner leans on live tank fish, crab and roast meats.
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A cash-only Capstan Way shop making Hong Kong and Taiwanese-style treats such as buns, swiss rolls, cookies and sponge cakes, with a lighter hand on sugar and oil. The mango cake is the local pick and prices sit under the fancier patisseries.
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Long-running Steveston women's boutique that has traded since 1980 and specializes in travel-friendly clothing: pieces that pack small, resist creasing and layer well. Popular with cruise and Europe-bound shoppers looking for one outfit that does everything.
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JM Nutrition provides the services of registered dietitians and nutritionists who service the Vancouver Metro area including Richmond, BC. JM Nutrition offers a wide range of services conducted in-person and virtually.
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Small Richmond electrical company run by a Red Seal journeyman, taking on panel upgrades, added circuits and lighting, smart-home wiring, EV charger installs and emergency repairs for both houses and commercial spaces around Metro Vancouver.
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A small Malaysian takeout on No. 3 Road turning out laksa, nasi lemak, chicken rice and roti. It runs mainly on pickup and delivery with limited seating. Portions are generous, prices are low, and the sambal carries real heat.
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Working jewelry studio in Steveston Village where the pieces are designed and made on site. Custom engagement and remount work is a big part of the business, and they also run hands-on classes if you want to make a ring yourself.
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A long-running Cantonese bakery near Brighouse station where you grab a tray and tongs and load up from self-serve shelves. Portuguese egg tarts, pineapple buns, pork buns and sausage rolls come out through the day, and it stays open until 9pm. Cash only.
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The Parker Place branch of Richmond's best-known Cantonese bakery, running the same tray-and-tongs format with rows of sweet and savoury buns, egg tarts and cocktail buns. Handy if you are already at the mall for groceries or the food court.
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Barbershop in the Coppersmith plaza near Ironwood, convenient if you are already doing errands in south Richmond. Classic men's and boys' cuts and beard tidy-ups, with a lot of long-time repeat customers.
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A New Westminster group practice covering trauma, reproductive mental health and eating disorders, with in-person and virtual sessions available.
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The Richmond room of the long-established Kirin group, on Westminster Highway near No. 3 Road. Refined Cantonese cooking with some northern Chinese dishes, live seafood, and a dim sum lunch that skews lighter than most in the area.
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A casual Greek taverna a block off the boardwalk, doing souvlaki, roast lamb, calamari and platters meant for sharing. It has been a Steveston fixture for years and is the neighborhood default for an unfussy family dinner with a glass of wine.
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Korean salon on the third floor of Aberdeen Square, open daily from late morning to early evening. Go here for Korean perms, magic straightening and cut-and-color work; staff speak Korean, and the mall parking makes it painless.
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A waterside eatery tucked behind the Bayview shops, best known for burgers and a brunch that runs all seven days and stretches to crab cake benedict, cabbage rolls, borscht and chowder. Casual and rustic, and easy to walk straight past.
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Independent shop on Alexandra Road selling road, mountain, electric, commuter and kids' bikes alongside components, helmets and cycling shoes. Repairs and tune-ups are quoted free up front, which makes it a straightforward place to bring an older bike.
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The local roaster that took over the old Starbucks unit at Terra Nova, bringing house-roasted beans, a bakery case and a big neighborhood room to Richmond's west side. Handy before or after a walk at Terra Nova Rural Park.
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A cake boutique and small cafe on Alderbridge Way doing custom celebration cakes plus neat single-serve mousse and entremet desserts, with coffee to sit in. Order ahead for anything specific rather than counting on the display case.
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Clinical-leaning skincare spa on No. 3 Road offering signature, collagen, dermaplaning and vitamin C facials alongside microneedling, laser genesis, photofacials and laser hair removal. The estheticians are trained in-house by the founder.
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Barbershop in the Broadmoor Village plaza at No. 3 Road and Williams. Straightforward men's cuts and fades for south Richmond locals, with free lot parking and a grocery run available in the same trip.
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A Blundell Centre bistro with a reputation for generous portions at low prices, run by operators with decades in Richmond kitchens. The menu mixes Western grill standards with comfort plates, and it draws a steady regular crowd.
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Product compliance testing, certification and field evaluations from a Delta head office, accredited for Canadian, US, EU and UK market approvals.
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Richmond moving and storage firm on Burrows Road with more than sixty years in the business. Handles apartment and house moves, senior relocations, office moves, long-distance and cross-border jobs, plus packing supplies and containerized storage.
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Persian and Mediterranean cooking on the Steveston boardwalk, with charcoal kebabs, lamb and vegetarian plates plus a fish-and-chips option for anyone who wants the classic. Waterfront seating and later closing on weekends.
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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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