Maps, ratings and reviews of Vancouver restaurants within a 5 minute walk of Aberdeen Station

Enjoyed a big Thanksgiving dim sum meal with 22 family and friends. Ordered all the usuals and they were great as always. Staff are very attentive and quick. Service was quick. My favourite dim sum in Richmond.
David Lee - a week ago

Pretty good authentic Hong Kong dim sum. Reasonable price too. There might be a little wait time during lunch hour but it’s not too bad.
JULIAN - 2 months ago

Went there for family dinner…place was situated in Aberdeen Centre… lots of parking available. The restaurant is quite big & nicely spaced table. Service is good, no complaints. Food is good & nicely presented. All in all a good experience for decent Chinese food. This restaurant has been here for a long time which is a testament to decent & good Chinese food.
Cheryl Chan - 9 months ago

Good Chinese food huge menu. They don’t do dumplings for dinner. I assumed it was served even at dinner time, was a little disappointed about that. But the food was great
Karthik Iyer - 3 months ago

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If you find yourself in the Aberdeen food court, you'll probably see a bunch of people ordering chicken wings from this place. The 6 pc chicken wings is $15.5 (cash only) and comes with perfectly crispy (albeit oily) whole chicken wings. Definitely a must order.
Penny Rusty Sophie - 3 months ago

I love this place for chicken wings. My order was for 3 wings but in other places they would count the flat piece as one and the drumstick as another so really I got 6 pieces. I absolutely love the wing tip as well so I love that this place gives you the WHOLE wing!! And the iced coffee was delish! Just the right amount of sweetness. This will always be my go too at this food court.
Estairia Hong - 6 months ago

This place offers nostalgic HK food. Menu has a wide variety of noodles and snacks to choose from at a low price. Their deep fried chicken wings are a must try. Super crispy and cooked just right. Iced lemon tea is also a must try. Not too sour and the tea just bitter enough. Service is good as their staff are all friendly and polite. Food is served rather quickly as well. Is cash only. 10/10 would recommend giving them a visit especially for the chicken wings.
Bianca Lok - 6 months ago

If you find yourself at Wu Fung Dessert, you simply can't pass up the opportunity to try their Fried Chicken Wings. While the wait can be a bit long due to their popularity, it's because each batch is freshly made to order. The wings are lightly coated in flour and fried to a perfect golden brown, creating a crispy outer layer while keeping the inside tender and juicy. Just a tip: enjoy these delicious wings right away to make the most of the wonderful texture and taste!
Adam Myhre - a year ago

One of our go to food stall at Aberdeen Centre. The Noodle Combo with Ice Lemon Tea for $10 is the best deal at the food court. Noodle dish is consistently delicious. Their Fried Chickens Wings are also amazing. Tender and crispy batter. Seasoned to perfection. Great additional with any of their meals. Like a lot of the places in Richmond; they only take cash.
Jim Fong - 3 years ago

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Great pizza joint to grab a slice or two of wood fired pizzas. 🔥 Came here on a Friday night to grab a bite and they had a decent selection of cooked pizzas. I got the Hawaiian and Spicy Beef and they re-heated it for me on the wood fire oven. Both were very good and the crust was great! There was little to no flop on the pizza which is good. I will definitely come back here again when I'm craving pizza by the slice and in the Richmond area! 🍕
Kevin (KC) - 5 months ago

It took us a while to find the place but it’s really worth the trouble. We were greeted by Abbas the chef and made sure we try his best pizzas. The Spicy Beef was phenomenal! I recommend visiting this place if you need a pizza fix 😊
Eyndyel Lasala - 4 months ago

Awesome wood fired pizza super tasty and a good selection of drinks. The seating is at a counter looking out at Aberdeen station so if you like to people watch and eat great pizza this is the place for you. About $5 CA a slice; very affordable. I am pretty sure they do full pizzas too. Thanks for the great food.
R. B. - 5 months ago

**Romilano Pizza Restaurant Review** If you're near Aberdeen Station in Richmond and your stomach starts to rumble like an untamed lion, head over to Romilano Pizza Restaurant. This place is a hidden gem, and getting there is as easy as pie, with the added bonus of lightning-fast service that leaves you feeling like you've just hit the culinary jackpot. The prices won't have you feeling like you've been taken to the cleaners, either. They're pretty reasonable, which is always a pleasant surprise. But let's talk about the main event: the pizza. Each slice is a flavor explosion, like a fireworks show for your taste buds. The ingredients are fresh and the flavors are bold, making every bite a delightful adventure. I walked out of there with a smile on my face and a happy, pizza-filled belly. Romilano Pizza is definitely the place to go if you're in the area and want a meal that's as satisfying as finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
Adam Doolittle - 3 months ago

Simple and quiet. Came in while on the way home from work. No pizza labels so had to ask what the flavours were. Went for a slice of capicola and mushroom, spicy beef, and mushroom and fungi. A bit on the pricier side at $14 for 3 slices but the quality is amazing. Large slices with a beautifully crisp crust (the difference in their stove really sticks out here), complimented by amazing flavour from the savoury bread, delicate sauce and tasty toppings. This is quality pizza.
Abe Hamm - a month ago

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Nestled in the end of the first level of Aberdeen Centre, and conveniently by H-Mart, you have the very popular Sura! There are often long waits which has prevented me from trying it before. The restaurant is quite lively and if you are lucky to get a window seat, you could even do a little people watching of patrons coming in and out of the mall. The food was a little bit of a letdown. The pork bone soup was good, but not sure it was that much better than Cherry's up in the food court. My stone bowl Bulgogi lacked flavour. The service was great though and I'd love to come back to try to BBQ.
Brian Shaler - 2 weeks ago

- We overlooked that you have to sit on Japanese tatami-like mattresses with no back to lean on. It may be customary for Japanese and Koreans to sit like that, but not for us. We vacation in Japan and South Korea quite often, and whenever we see a restaurant that uses that, we go elsewhere. No matter how good your food may be, no suffering is worth it. - just before we ordered, we asked one of the waitresses a very simple question. Pointing at #21 "Beef Short-Rib Soup" and #23 "Spicy Beef Soup," we asked: "Do both of these come with rice or noodle?" She couldn't answer. She stuttered for a few moment and spurted out two words: "potato noodles." Thinking of the potato noodles offered at the "Champion Potato Noodle" stand at food court upstairs, we thought, "Oh. Cool. We like those. Let's order those two." What do you know, it turned out their "potato noodle" were very thin strands of Chinese equivalent of rice vermicelli 粉絲. WTH! That chopstick full is not enough to fill the stomach, babe. Luckily, both soups each DID came with a bowl of rice. You could have just said the one word, "Rice!" Sheesh. Need more training, babe, especially in English. Just by a cute smile is not enough to be a waitress. 😅 - The $22 "Spicy Beef Soup" was pretty spicy, kimchi-like spicy. The taste was okay, but the ingredients were disappointing. They used shredded beef that had no meat taste and looked more like leftovers from soup after draining all its flavor. Big thumbs down on this!! - The $22 "Beef Short-rib Soup" was surprisingly quite worth its price. We counted that there were exactly 12 pieces of ribs in that little bowl. It was quite a surprise. The broth, however, was too mild; a bit more flavor would have been better. This, I could recommend. But be sure to ask for salt. FYI, upstairs Man Ri Sung and the nearby H-Mart's cafeteria offer similar dishes for half the price, minus the suffering due to the unforgiving seats. 😅 The menu footnotes mentioned that a "15% auto-gratuity" would be added to the bill, so we expected not to give a tip. When the bill arrived, however, no tip had been compulsorily added. Phew! They must have initially backfired when they forced tips on patrons and had to revert. 😅 Just be careful, peeps. Just in case they are trigger-happy, always check your bills!! These nasty tactics are becoming increasingly prevalent in GVA restaurants. .
ITwins (iTwins) - 2 months ago

Came here to try the Royal Marinated Galbi, which is a marinated beef rolled up around a section of the bone. It was fantastic. The sauce was perfect, and the meat was juicy, soft and buttery. We all had a great time. We underestimated how big the portion actually was so ordered way too much. However, the experience was very enjoyable coupled with their attentive staff. Highly recommended.
Emily Lu - 3 months ago

Great value for the Set Lunch Menu which is a delicious variety with good portions of Korean food. Speedy service and ambiance. Good location in the Aberdeen Centre. Very good tea is served with the meal. Nice industrial looking washroom taps.
Shawn O'Hara - 6 months ago

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Visited there on the weekend to try their spicy seafood noodle soup. It is actually not that spicy after have tried different variations of it in different restaurants. The quality and quantity are well matched with prices (actually quantity > some of the other restaurants I have tried in other provinces). Very satisfied with their work. I think they’ll do very well if they keep up.
Wan Cheol Kim - a year ago

We had two orders of the BBQ Duck Combo for 6 pp - there were 15 of us and it was more than enough food. Overall, the food was okay; just not good quality Korean food in my opinion. The boil dumplings were nothing close to the delicious mandu I’ve had. The Peking Duck (a Chinese dish at a Korean restaurant???) was just cut up bbq duck with wraps…the meat was dry; so sad for this bbq duck fan! The seafood pancake was the restaurant’s first redemption; it was crispy top and bottom, just the way I like it and I know from experience that not all restaurants can get it right. The bbq LA short ribs were delicious, but they always are, no matter who makes them. The duck hotpot with cut noodles was very nice - the noodles were the perfect chewiness and the broth was flavourful. Some at the table, though, thought it to be too salty. The duck congee for sure was salty, but I loved the thick texture and full-flavour of it. The japchae was good, too, except for the soggy noodles. Anyway, you get the picture. Would I go back? Maybe for the pancake and congee.
Sandra Chan - 9 months ago

Food was great! Lots of options and very well priced for the amount of food you get. Staff is super friendly, helpful, and attentive. Three of us shared cumin flavoured bbq beef and pork for 2, Bulgogi, and lemon chicken. I think it could have used some more sides with the meal, however we were all pretty satisfied at the end. Overall, I would recommend Man Ri Sung and would go back to try more options!
Abigail R - a year ago

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Yuan’s Hot Pot Richmond Address: Aberdeen Centre, 4151 Hazelbridge Way #2792, 2F, Richmond, BC V6X 4J7 Yuan’s Hot Pot offers a delightful introduction to traditional Chinese hot pot, with a vast selection of skewers and soup bases that cater to a wide range of tastes. For our meal, we opted for a split pot featuring both a tomato broth and a non-spicy soup base, providing us with an opportunity to experience both flavors. Food Tomato and Non-Spicy Soup Base Both soup bases were highly commendable, each offering its own distinct profile. The tomato broth was particularly aromatic, with a rich, savory depth that complemented the fresh ingredients perfectly. The non-spicy broth, while more understated, was delicately seasoned, offering a lighter contrast to the boldness of the tomato option. Both broths provided a flavorful foundation that allowed the ingredients to shine without overwhelming them. Rating: 9/10 Skewers We sampled an array of skewers, including pork intestines, spicy pork skin, black pepper beef, spiced beef (non-spicy), spicy pork tripe, pork kidney, spicy pork tenderloin, beef balls, beef tongue, beef tendon, numbing beef with cilantro, squid tentacles, squid carved sticks, shrimp, cuttlefish, and fish tofu. Each skewer was well-prepared and flavorful, with a good balance of spice and texture across the different options. While the portion sizes were on the smaller side, they were appropriately priced, making the overall experience feel like good value. The quality of the ingredients and variety offered make this a standout part of the meal. Rating: 8/10 Side Dishes We also ordered a variety of side dishes, including a vegetable platter, sliced lamb, sliced beef, and noodle soup with meat sauce. The portions were generous, though the vegetable platter offered limited variety. The noodle soup, however, stood out for its rich, satisfying flavor and was a highlight of the meal. Rating: 8/10 Drink The cilantro lime tea was a pleasant surprise, offering a refreshing and flavorful complement to the meal. It’s a drink I would highly recommend to anyone dining here. Rating: 9/10 Service The service at Yuan’s Hot Pot was exceptional. Our server was both knowledgeable and attentive, taking the time to thoroughly explain the menu and offer thoughtful recommendations. She regularly checked in on us to ensure we were enjoying our meal and even suggested we try the house-made sauces. The friendly and helpful demeanor of the entire staff enhanced the overall experience, making the service one of the restaurant’s strongest points. Rating: 10/10 Ambiance While the overall ambiance was clean and cozy, the experience was marred by the booth seating arrangement. The booths are connected, meaning that when the guests behind us moved, our seats shifted as well. This became a recurring annoyance throughout the meal and detracted from the comfort. Despite the appealing décor and warm atmosphere, this design flaw in the seating arrangement was a notable downside. Rating: 5/10 Price Despite the relatively small portions of the skewers, the pricing is quite reasonable for the quality and variety of the dishes offered. Yuan’s Hot Pot provides a good value, especially considering the rich flavors of the broths and the well-prepared skewers. It’s an affordable option for those seeking a satisfying hot pot experience in Richmond. Verdict Yuan’s Hot Pot delivers a solid dining experience, with well-balanced broths, a wide selection of skewers, and top-notch service. The attention to detail, particularly when refilling the broth with the exact type ordered rather than a generic broth or hot water, sets this restaurant apart from its competitors. However, the discomfort of the booth seating detracts from what could otherwise be an EXCEPTIONAL dining experience. Despite this flaw, Yuan’s Hot Pot remains a highly recommended option, and I look forward to returning to explore more of the menu.
Thedishdetective Lala - in the last week

Yuan’s Hotpot in Richmond is a fantastic spot for anyone who loves authentic, flavorful hotpot. The broth is rich and aromatic, offering a perfect base for a wide variety of fresh ingredients. The quality of the meats, seafood, and vegetables is top-notch, and the selection is impressive. The service is attentive and friendly, making the dining experience even more enjoyable. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, ideal for both small gatherings and larger groups. Overall, Yuan’s Hotpot delivers a satisfying and delicious meal that’s hard to beat in Richmond.
V D - 2 months ago

Tasty Food and superb service! $49.99 combo is a great value and just enough for 2 person. I love that I can mix and match all kinds of different selections in one meal.
Leon Yao - 3 weeks ago

I really like the soup base here. Especially the spicy one. The taste is great and the food here is fresh. They have combo options as well. And they never raised the price which is great for Chinese hotpot fans. Highly recommended.
Tiara Suoh - 2 months ago

Nice hotpot place inside Aberdeen Mall. Very friendly and patient staffs, good soup base and food. There is a small can of unique sesame oil for your sauce plate as well. We went for the combo each time which is good value.
J K - 2 weeks ago

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Arguably the best ice lemon tea in Richmond. Lemon is hand muddle and tea is steeped in silk tea bag. Very delicious, not too bitter and not too sweet with the perfect tartness from the lemon. Got large for $3.75 each.
Joey Boayes - a year ago

Tin Tin Kitchen offers an exceptional dining experience with their excellent baked spaghetti with meat sauce—rich, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. Pair it with their outstanding Hong Kong milk tea, which is creamy, aromatic, and truly satisfying. The combination of delicious food and delightful drinks makes Tin Tin Kitchen a must-visit. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a memorable meal.
Kenneth Lai - 4 months ago

Tin Tin is a great all arounder for food. A little bit of everything! So far, I like their seafood chow mein (chow mein sauce is super flavourful), rod cod with corn sauce, and the egg sauce on noodles. Good value and very tasty!
Phil V - 6 months ago

I believe Vivien Ave confusing two different places. Tin Tin Kitchen is a fast food counter in Parker Place food court. I think she probably want to say Tin Tin Seafood Restaurant (3711 No. 3 Road, opposite of Yohan Centre). Tin Tin Kitchen provides order to make Hong Kong style delicious dishes and drinks with good deal. Very nice partners in the front desk and kitchen. 👍👍👍
Frank mtrc - 6 years ago

One of my go-to places at Parker Place food court for taste - my favourites are fried rice and rice noodles. Cold lemon tea is probably best in the food court. The only drawback is only one chef, so longer wait expected during busy times.
Vincent Chan - 2 years ago

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Disappointing. I wouldn't try to come back but might allow it as an option. Steamed BBQ bun and seafood dumpling was good, but didn't like much else. The deep fried taro dumplings were bad. They're filled with a bland shrimp and pork (?) curry. The egg tarts were fine, but they brought them first. The baked BBQ pork buns aren't the ones with an egg glaze. They're the sugar coated ones and are too sweet combined with the sweet BBQ sauce. Kids liked them though. Maybe they gave us the BBQ pork pastry by mistake. They were slow to come out. The steamed chicken bun was good, but I was surprised it has shrimp too! The sticky rice was good. Everything we ordered came in sets of three. They have free tea with the table. Although our server made it sound like they charge for tea and I can sub a pop, but the one who gave us our bill said we pay for the pop. I guess I misunderstood.
David - 2 months ago

Very good traditional Hong Kong style dim sum! This is one of our go to's. There are a lot of options to choose from, and the restaurant is fairly spacious. Some of our favourites include Siu mai, har gao, chicken sticky rice, and more as seen in the photos. If you place your order before 11:30am, it's 10% off and no tea fee. So definitely worthwhile to eat a bit earlier to beat the rush and save a bit. This is a stand alone restaurant so there is dedicated parking unlike other restaurants.
Francis Wu - a week ago

I visited the restaurant around 2 PM, and there were about five or six tables occupied. I initially went for the seafood, but once inside, I realized they only offered a dim sum menu. The rice rolls were extremely thick and lacked the smooth texture I was expecting—it felt like the chef didn't put much care into making them. I also ordered the hot pot rice, which was quite disappointing. Honestly, the food court across the street offers better meals. The other dishes were overly seasoned and didn't suit my taste. On top of that, the restaurant staff were chatting loudly with each other, which made the dining experience uncomfortable. I won’t be coming back, but this is just my personal opinion.
Max Wang - 3 weeks ago

Great meal, set menu for 6, was enough for 7 plus 3 kids. We did add chow fun and 4 orders of dumplings though. Great food, service, experience!
Alex Kim - 3 months ago

Was it good? No! Was it horrible? Also no! Would I go back again? Probably not! Food: Ordered 11 items, I only like 2 out of 11 items and my group like 3 out of 11! Everything was subpar, the only thing I'd recommend is the pan fried shrimp&chive cakes. Good bouncy texture and flavourful! - Shumai wasn't good - Hagow was falling apart (though group like them) - Curry squid was bland - Baked BBQ pork pastry (not bad if u like ginger taste) - DF taro was also bland and not enjoyable - Silkie chicken and duck wrap was interesting with many things wrapped inside but it was so hard to eat since chicken and duck web was bone-in - Scallop & truffle rice roll was mid. Scallop was tasteless and I can't taste any truffle at all. - BBQ pork rice roll was a bit better but still... Not good. Something about their flour and sauce that wasn't right. - Egg yolk bun was nice - Durian mochi was too soft and a bit bitter. - I forgot the last item lol! Service: Service was lacking and hard to communicate if you don't speak Chinese! If you do, that should be fine though. A few servers I spoke to doesn't really speak English and it was hard to ask for help. The lady who is in charge of the POS spoke good English though.
Pearobearo - 3 months ago

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It's a nice restaurant with good food. The price is reasonable so it's a popular place to go, need a reservation if going at peak times. The menu is huge and lots of variety from soup to seafood. They have frequent deals too and plenty of free parking. Service can be better.
Erica Ngan - 5 months ago

Great dim sum spot. Well prepared and friendly staff. The tables / linens are a bit old and worn out. Flavor profile of food was pretty spot on 5/5.
D Y - 3 months ago

Red Star Chinese Restaurant in Richmond, BC, is a culinary gem, serving authentic Cantonese cuisine with a Hong Kong twist. The service is outstanding, complementing its superb location. Dishes like the Peking duck, barbecued pork, and abalone are highlights, each prepared to perfection and bursting with flavors. The Peking duck is crispy and succulent, the barbecued pork is tender and rich, and the abalone is delicately cooked, showcasing the kitchen's expertise. With its great ambiance and exceptional food, Red Star Chinese Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Cantonese delights.
Kenneth Lai - 8 months ago

I highly recommend their roast duck. Crispy skin with juicy meat. Delicious! The king crab with garlic was steamed perfectly. Wonderful customer service. The servers were attentive and friendly.
Sharon T - 11 months ago

Service was impeccable by a Cantonese speaking male wait staff. Food was delicious, dessert soup(green bean soup no photo) was a little too sweet.
J Y - 10 months ago

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