Shane W
I'm nostalgic of the old mall: the overpriced fruit store, the library, the Safeway, the theatre, the fish market, the kids play area, the Zellers (later the Bay), the food court, and everything there. I spent so much of my life here. However, it was an 80s / 90s mall and it was getting very old, and we also need housing supply, so I can totally understand the transit-oriented redevelopment.
Rachel Windsor
A great mall to shop (a good selection of stores/brands)! There are a small food court and a few different coffee and tea places scattered around! Nice environment to sit and relax if you are tired. Easy public access as it is right at a skytrain station!
J M
Currently under renovation. I went to the life lab upstairs the mall staff was helpful in directing me towards to lab.. it was confusing or maybe its just me :)
Ben Klein
A pretty decent mall. They have a mix of mid range to pricier shopping. There is a small kids play area located heart customer service and the Lego store, that is not appropriate for 3 and up. The food court has a wide variety and they have a White Spot for sit down meals. They have both a Kins and Safeway for produce and shopping. It is located right beside the Oakridge Canada line. Lots of parking. There is some limited outdoor seating if you just want to chill in the sun.
Arash Salamati
It's a great place they have a lot of high-end stores usually during Boxing Day or Christmas time they have great deals lots of parking there's a Safeway you can buy your groceries overall a very neat little Mall
Google Guide
Update May 2021: The only store left due to redevelopment is Crate and Barrel. The medical buildings are open still.
This mall is the largest high end indoor shopping centre in the Vancouver region. Most of the major designer fashion retailers are present under their own brand store or sold through sub retailers. There are also a number of other retailers, services, restuarants, food court, and a grocer. The centre also has two office towers which included a host of medical professionals . Free surface and garage parking. There is a Skytrain station here too. #LetsGuide
'Unwritten' is an artsy eco chic display at Oakridge Centre to map the near future of the property redevelopment. It is located in the old Zellers space.
Zijun Situ
One of the popular shopping centers in metropolitan Vancouver. The ambience could have created a pleasant, enjoyable, and don't-want-to-leave shopping experience. The center and parking are under renovation. Signs and directions can be confusing.
Bill L
This place is about to get a whole new appearance. During the construction, it is hard to navigate around the parking lots. Most shops are gone as they prepare to put up towers. Will miss this mall. It's been part of Vancouver for a very long time.
Callie Service
A more high-end/expensive mall, but good selection of stores and a solid food court.
The Christmas Santa is really good. Get there 30mins+ before opening and you'll avoid the crazy lineups. Bring a 2nd adult and the kids can play in the play area (and you can drink your coffee in peace). Packages range from $20-$48, depending if you just want a few pics, or all the poses in digital and a bunch of print offs.
Love Ukulele
Upmarket shopping mall in Vancouver
Near Skytrain Langara station, walk within 10 minutes
Many branded shop, Apple, L’Occitane, Scotiabank, Safeway supermarket, Starbucks, Food court etc.....,
David Ng
Not too big of a mall, but plenty of parking plus it's own Skytrain station. Food court has a great variety, and there is a Safeway, and medical offices that provide standard services. Otherwise the majority of the stores cater to upscale clients. The staff at the Lego store are great with kids.
Eric Estrada
A very beautiful place with so much to choose from and lots of seating areas and a kids play area. All the maps are clear and easy to navigate and there's a nice food court as well.
S D
Not one of the busiest malls around but you can do some shopping without the traffic that comes in to Metrotown. Good parking. Food court is pretty small but does the job.
kaarina terhikki
This has always been my go to place during the rainy season in Vancouver. I have really missed it so I am looking forward to the redevelopment opening late next year.
AC
I didn’t know there were two lines for ordering until someone came out from the kitchen and helped their known customer to take order. Anyways, no big deal as I wasn’t in a rush that day. I placed my order for two kappa rolls for lunch to go. The kappa roll fell apart when I grabbed them by chopsticks. The rice has minimal to none vinegar taste. It is sad to say that those ones from grocery market would probably taste better. Big disappointment for a simple roll. Cannot imagine what sashimi or other sushi, nigiri would taste like.
Amy Jones
Despite friendly staff and fast service, I had one of the worst dining experiences of my life after getting takeout here today. The rolls were decent, but the Nigiri stunk and tasted of cigarettes. Obviously a chef neglected to wash his hands. Disgusted to say the least.
Sarah
Average sushi.<br/>Lovely service at Oakridge outlet, they are always polite & happy to take your order. <br/>Good selection but pricey for the size of sushi served. <br/>My recommendation is the Crunch Roll.
Kit Yee Y.
"Okay" sushi that we could find in a shopping mall. Better quality than the ones in a food court but worse quality than ones in Japanese restaurants. <br/><br/>We were shopping at Oakridge Mall and we were hungry. We didn't want to eat at the food court, so we came here for sushi. <br/><br/>Their pricing is what we pay for at other Japanese restaurants but their quality is not better than others. We could find better sushi at the same price or we wouldn't mind to pay more to get better quality. <br/><br/>It is just a special niche that it is convenient for people who work in the mall or in the neighbourhood to come here to buy sushi. If people really crave for Japanese food, properly they would just go to Japanese restaurants. It is just more convenient for people who shop in the mall to get "okay" sushi at the same time without leaving the mall. <br/><br/>If I would have a choice, I might not come back here to have sushi. I would eat something else.
Natalie Mascarenhas
I decided to try this while I was shopping in the mall. I decided to pick up a house roll, volcano roll and real crab California roll. The only decent roll was the real crab cali roll. The volcano roll had chunks of spicy tuna on top which made the rice all mushy. Poorly made and very rushed to get all the other orders done. The house roll was supposed to have prawn tempura and all it was was batter and no prawn. I would never recommend this sushi place to anyone. If you want decent sushi there is a place across oakridge mall.
Vancity Food Guy
This will be a short review. It pretty much speaks for itself. To go sushi. Mainly catered for to go. You'll see a lot of people inside the mall order here.<br/><br/>House roll and scallop roll. Can't go wrong. It's decent if your in a hurry and want something else besides junk food.<br/>
The Sushi Connoisseur
I got myself the Maki Combo. It came with Tuna, California and Dynamite rolls. Tuna rolls were okay and didn't taste frozen, so that's always a plus. California was nothing special. A healthy dose of imitation crab with a small sliver of avocado, but the real treat was the dynamite. About five centimeters in diameter, the roll consisted of 45% imitation crab, 45% prawn tempura, and 5% who cares? If only for the Dynamite roll I will be going back often.
Chunky
This is pretty much exclusively a takeout place. For what it is, it's not bad. Prices are average. It's a convenient alternative to food court food.
Lower Mainland Muncher
Delicious "mall" sushi. The quality is much better here than Samurai sushi across the street from Oakridge. I usually spend about $10 for lunch here. The sashimi is delicious. My favorite is the Oysi roll. Quick service - don't let the lineups scare you away.
FoodinYVR
Dried mango roll with tasteless rice. I don't understand why this chain is now so popular. My mom picked up some takeout the other night for dinner. It was the FIRST time in my life having dried mango roll. It doesn't say anywhere that it is a dried mango roll. Mangos are not that expensive and they are readily available. It doesn't make any sense. I also think they are using Chinese long rice instead of Japanese short rice. I couldn't taste any vinegar too.
Tea
Sushi is good but I hate that they use styrofoam trays/disposable everything X( - especially when I choose to eat in!
Justamorsel
The price was acceptable and the portions were bigger than I expected.<br/> Everything tasted pretty fresh.<br/><br/>Tataki Roll (tuna tataki on California roll.)<br/><br/> 7.5/10<br/> The tuna that’s scorched on the top was pretty good.<br/> It went well with the California roll and the smokiness was a nice addition.<br/> The sauce on the top added a nice touch<br/><br/>Summary: Not bad for fast food sushi
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