The city surrounding YVR known for some of the best Chinese, Japanese, and Korean food outside of Asia.
About Richmond (Asian Dining District)
Dim sum restaurants rival Hong Kong for quality, bubble tea shops line every block, and late-night hot pot, Taiwanese street food, and Japanese ramen joints create a food lover's paradise. Beyond dining, Richmond offers the Aberdeen Centre (a Hong Kong-style mall), the Richmond Night Market (summer weekends, North America's largest), and the peaceful Steveston Village—a historic fishing village with boardwalk restaurants, the Gulf of Georgia Cannery museum, and whale-watching tours departing from the harbor.
Nearby Landmarks
Transport Options
Quick Comparison
| Option | Cost | Time | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taxi | CA$12-18 | 8-15 minutes | Convenience, groups, heavy luggage |
| Rideshare | CA$10-15 | 8-15 minutes | Budget-conscious, app users |
| Train | CA$4 | 10 minutes | Budget, avoiding traffic |
Good to Know
Late Night Transport
Canada Line runs until about 1:15 AM, with Richmond stations well-served. Most Asian restaurants along No. 3 Road are open until 10 PM or later, with hot pot and BBQ spots staying open until midnight. Taxis and Uber are available at all hours.
Luggage Tips
The short distance makes luggage a non-issue in taxis. Canada Line trains have open luggage space. Richmond's flat terrain and modern infrastructure make rolling suitcases easy everywhere.
Accessibility
Canada Line stations are fully accessible. Richmond's modern commercial areas are flat and well-designed for wheelchair access. Aberdeen Centre and most restaurants are accessible. The Steveston boardwalk is wheelchair-friendly.