Dry Cleaning
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.
In the City Centre neighbourhood of Richmond.
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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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Buswell Street cleaner offering dry cleaning, wash-and-fold laundry and an express turnaround option. It sits just behind the Richmond Centre block, which makes it walkable from a lot of the City Centre apartment towers.
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Independent cleaner on Francis Road in south-central Richmond, doing everyday dry cleaning and pressing for a mostly local, repeat clientele. A small counter-service shop rather than a chain drop-off point, so you deal with the owner.
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Dry cleaner tucked into Blundell Centre, handling shirts, jackets, trousers and general garment care. It opens at 7:30am on weekdays, so you can drop off before work and collect on the way home with the groceries.
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Dry cleaner in the Ironwood plaza at No. 5 Road and Steveston Highway, in business since 2000. It handles the usual suits and shirts plus bulkier household pieces, and there is plenty of parking in the plaza lot.
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A Korean noodle and dumpling shop on Westminster Highway that makes its own mandu and sells them frozen by the bag. Bibimbap, japchae and kimchi stew round out a short menu. Small, cheap and fast, with a steady weekday lunch crowd.
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