Richmond Public Market

This public market has a great food court with a good variety of food selection. The food is affordable and tastes great. The only drink place there is Mr. Mango and we got the mango lemon tea which was really refreshing! I recommend.The lower level has some shops ranging from phone cases to groceries. There’s also a parking lot dedicated to this market.

You don't find many places like this anymore. Lower level is the market for produce and misc items. Upper floor is the food court and also the odd haircutting salon spots. The main attraction is the food court here as it houses many different types of asian cuisines. Really clean interiors as well. Worth taking time to just walk through.

Got there early at 10:45am on a Saturday & parking was not a problem.Lots of food items to choose from in the food court and found the place clean.Enjoyed lunch which was reasonably priced and will be back to try other kiosks.

As a tourist we saw lots of good reviews about this place, the noodle shop we wanted to go to was closed but otherwise tons of food to choose from, overall cleanliness not so great. Worth a trip though for a cheap cash lunch.

The food court at Richmond Public Market is not what it used to be. It's not a bargain or a steal. Let's be honest about that. If it was, you'd see people from all walks of life eating there. But this is Richmond, where only the well-off can afford to live.Sure, the food court is slightly cheaper than the other Chinese food courts in the city. But it's still out of reach for most people who don't make six figures a year. And how does this food court compare to the ones in Asia? In most cases, they're budget-friendly". What are these folks basing their "affordable" on? High-end restaurants like Cactus Club

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This location has gradually change from a robust community market to be somewhat diminished if to be judged by the number of stores that no longer open and the the broken escalators that are not getting any attention.The ground floor still have many vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables and meat. There is even a new eggette shop with a interesting menu. I’m looking forward to trying them all.The 2nd level of the building has commercial businesses and many restaurants with lots of delicious options. A personal favorite the the whole crab from Captain Wa’s which is currently still $16 each. The crab is pre-fried and then stirred fried at the time of ordering to the selected flavor.There is also a shop that sells delicious wheel cookies (車輪餅) and teas.The public market downstairs and the restaurants upstairs seem mostly frequented by locals. It’s a great place for a wonderful meal at good prices.

2nd floor food stalls are still good value. Rice rolls are excellent but the wait of 40 min is just too long. Place needs a face lift to compete but then the price will need to go up

Great place for deep fried seafood such as spicy and non-spicy crabs and squid. Also bought some other Chinese food dishes with bitter melon and green beans. Easy to find parking on a Monday afternoon. Place not in the best shape, but prices are pretty good.

It has an Excellent food court with a wide variety of Asian cuisine.