Memory Corner 有香 (Richmond)

Food: honestly, most of the dishes were okay, nothing special but the mixed fried veggies+chicken was what sold me. It was so lightly fried that it wasn't super oily and the variety of vegetables was so interesting and yummy. There was some sort of fish cake, black rice cake, mushroom, beans and finally the staple popcorn chicken. All of them were super good but my favorite was the mushroom. The other dishes we got includes the tomato hotpot, crab fried rice, veggie and beef stir fry, and beef stew. I can't put my finger on it but the tastes and flavoring weren't balanced. The hotpot was overpowered by the sweetness of the tomatoes, the stir fry lacked seasoning and salt, the fried rice was bland. This place makes things pretty spicy so choose carefully! Overall would only recommend the fried mixed veggies + chicken plate. Service: nothing to note. Could improve on water filling. Atmosphere: super cute interior design where it feels like you've enters a small town. Nice vibez, great for meeting friends.

Can't love their interior design and decor enough! Their nostalgic Taiwan night market re-creation is very IGworthy and memorable. To order, you scan a QR code posted on your table to connect to POSking web interface. The customization you can make to your dish is listed clearly (less salt, less oil, add the desired level of spiciness, takeaway, just to name a few). Review your items and click submit. Our order was sent to the system at 6:00 , food arrived at 6:05 and 6:09. Amazing serving speed. Time limit is 1 hour 45 minutes . Children play area available (Closed on weekends and holidays). We didn't Mahe a reservation and got seated immediately (2 p) . Lineup started appearing by 6:30pm. Food are well seasoned and they looked great. Portion was medium , reasonable for the pricing. Will definitely come back to try other items.

The vibes are great. The long wait is not. The food is not seasoned to the fullest extent, imo. Every dish tasted nice at first, but over time we realized that they were lacking in flavor and not quite there when it comes to the taiwanese palate. Beef noodle soup had terrific QQ on the noodles, but the broth was slightly bland. The minced pork rice was nice but could use more soy-sauce flavor. The Taiwanese sausage was good in quantity but the consistency was mushy, as was the rice. The popcorn chicken was the best thing we had.

it's Taiwanese restaurant. is okay, food have varieties options. popcorn chicken is tasty, but other food is okay, not bad. Service is also okay, pretty fast, but timing while you eat is annoying. atmosphere is very cool, like throw back on 80s. pretty vlean, noise level is okay

This is the go-to place for me and my family whenever we want some authentic Taiwanese food. Decorated in an old-fashioned Taiwanese vibe, the restaurant provides many different options of Taiwanese food. From stir fry, hot pot, rice and noodles to night market style snacks, you can almost always find something you want if you are craving for some delicious Asian food. Will visit again for sure, and have done so many times.

Authentic Taiwanese flavour! Highly recommend. We had a little mix-up with the menu due to confusion when we ordered online, and we only realized it after the food arrived. We inquired if we can switch to our intended order, and the waitress was extremely generous and allowed us to change our dish. Thank you so much!

Worst food I had in Richmond. The noodles were not generous, two slurps and they are all gone, and there is no option for extra noodles. The pork on rice uses ground pork. I have never had a Taiwanese restaurant serve ground pork on rice before, it was always whole chunks. The chicken was not fresh. The only good thing was they gave a decent amount of chicken-around the portion of 1 leg+1 thigh in the 20$ noodles. As for aesthetics, there are too many sharp corners in the restaurant, and the figurine decorations are dusty. Portions are small for the price, quality is extremely low. This restaurant is way past their prime.

When you want to experience some traditional Taiwan feel, you can come here. The whole restaurant is decorated with all the old memories from Taiwan. It provides tasty Taiwan noodles and yummy dishes.

Cute Taiwanese restaurant with very nice interior decor to reflect Taiwan in the older era. They've spent a lot of effort doing the interior design and decor. Lots of options, most good is deep fried. The batter for the deep fried food is done lightly and perfectly. Winter melon drink available. Decent size portion food. Some meals come with a cute miniature size rice cooker. The rice cooker also for sale.

First time checking out Memory Corner for a weekend dinner. Their sister restaurant, Sweet Memory, has great homemade grass jelly. The inside has more seats than you'd expect. Luckily, our group missed the dinner rush so the wait was only 10 minutes. Had to flag down staff for teapot refills, but food came out quickly. Scan the QR code to order. - Dong quai herbal soup with lamb ($18.25) - opted for the glass noodles (thin style) and sliced lamb. Broth was shockingly bland. Wouldn't get again - Taiwanese three-cup stir-fried ($20.75 combo) - combo includes rice, soup and three small side dishes. Chicken was tender and flavourful - Deep fried crispy popcorn chicken egg fried rice ($19.00) - good wok hei. Popcorn chicken was solid Decent Taiwanese eats. 3.5 stars.

Popcorn chicken not bad. But this was the only beer option they had left. Everything else was sold out. Although perhaps the bc liquor strike affected it, so I'm not sure. But this 3 star review is based on the beef stew someone else ordered. Small in size and lacking in flavour and beef. It's a nice and cute place to just chill. Maybe I should try some other food options, but I was too full.

Honestly, a top place for taiwanese cuisine. During peak times, beware of long waits, and there are plenty of alcohol options here. The inside is a quirky vibe, with plenty of interesting decor, which was cool. I have been here plenty of times, and the quality is very consistent. The number one thing here is the popcorn chicken, it really sets a high bar and is the best I have ever tasted. It is light and crispy on the outside with delicious seasoning and when you bite in, juices flood your mouth and you taste tender chicken. But besides that the reason I gave it four stars and if I could I would have given it four and a half is because a lot of the other food is average this such as the appetizer platter. Great experience it'll still go to spot for popcorn chicken!

Definitely on the pricey side (ordered Deep Fried Crispy Popcorn Chicken w/ Noodle Soup -$18) given the portion size I got mild spice level and somehow I was dying from both the mala of the noodles and spicy seasoning of the chicken (maybe im just weak LOL) my favourite part though was the ambience! this place has one of the most uniquely designed interiors I've ever seen- really gives the vibe of vintage street style food stalls or something

We spent too much time at Costco...by the time we got to the rest., it was already 2:45 and they close at 3 for lunch. We quickly ordered a bowl of Taiwanese stewed pork on rice + crispy fried boneless chicken. Pork stew on rice(魯肉飯)-- $14.50 Tasty, no bad porky smell from pork used, a decent sized bowl Deep fried chicken pieces( 鹽酥鷄）--$14.50--Crispy with a light batter, boneless all dark meat, a lil on the saltier side, good with beer! There is a variety of Taiwanese beer even lychee and pineapple beer! Highly recommend. Great value for price paid, since they are closing in 15 min., we ordered and paid at the same time. It's mainly like a Japanese izakaya, a lot of varieties in appetizer portions. Big "drinks", fancy tea section for the younger crowd! Polite efficient waitstaff in a warm cozy environment.

Tucked away in an unassuming strip mall, this place teleports you into a street in Taiwan with classic eats. I had been craving Taiwanese food and was not disappointed here. Menu is on a QR code, and ordering is done online. We got the popcorn chicken meal, the meat bowl, spicy wontons, and the brick toast. Flavor was authentic for the meat bowl. The popcorn chicken was piping hot and super crispy. Wontons were Szechuan so they had a bit of numbing goodness. The brick toast was warm and soft in the center. Everything hit the spot! It seems they have a lamb hot pot special. Would need to try this next time! I only wish I lived closer.

Cozy + fun decorated. Great for introverts , brought to our table then order through your phone using QR code menus. They also have a paper menu if you request. Popcorn chicken with sides was super tasty. Tried a couple different Taiwan beers and were great and loved the mango one. Also had noodle soup and the noodles were really soft.

Came here for dinner on a rainy night after work. It's been awhile since we came here. The last time we came only gave me 3-star satisfaction but tonight's dinner was a 5-star for sure. Dishes were seasoned and tasty. It filled us with comfort. Our orders for 3 pax: *DF Crispy Popcorn Chicken Combo: [Included 3 Side Dishes, Rice, Soup] Popcorn chicken is always a must try here. They've perfected this dish - tender inside with crispy outside *3 Cups Stewed Abalone Mushroom w/Rice Oyster mushrooms sautéed in 3cup sauce - never thought this is good. Oh boy it is! *Sesame Oil Chicken w/Angel Hair Ndle w/ Bones This noodle soup is so comforting, a true Taiwanese dish! Deep flavour of ginger sautéed in sesame oil and starkly juxtaposed with the sweetness of red dates was a perfect comfort dish *Pork Floss Egg Rolls Was hesitant to order this dish because I wasn't sure what egg rolls were. Turns out to be green onion pancakes 蔥油餅 rolled with pork floss. How can you go wrong with this. Super delicious.

Very delicious popcorn chicken! One of my favorite places to get popcorn chicken as it was nice and crispy with good flavor

Our friend recommended us this authentic taiwanese restaurant in Richmond, bc. Parking lot: free shared limited parking or street parking. Restrooms: male, female restrooms Reservation: no We arrived around 5pm on Saturday, we just barely beat the dinner rush. The seating area are street food vendor style. Kinda cute. Service: ok, they don't look very happy. Order: via your phone. We ordered: Mixed deep fried appetizers platter Taiwanese squid omelette Wonton with chili sauce Pumpkin soy milk hotpot with pork comes with rice Taiwanese meat sauce over rice Stir fry chicken bento combo Overall food quality is great, taste good.

Awesome authentic Taiwanese food. The decor of the place is always so fun and sets the mood really well. Be prepared to line up during prime peak periods. The ordering system is through your phone so it takes a minute to adjust to how to order and the options they provide for each dish. Otherwise, the food comes out fast, and amazing quality and flavors. Their fruit drinks are also really good.

This is a Taiwanese place in Richmond and I love the interior design of this place! This is also the restaurant my girlfriend frequents a lot when she used to be in Vancouver, and the food quality has been consistent while prices have significantly increased. Even then, the food total is still a fraction of the cost of dining out in the US so it is still good priced in my books. We walked in around 8pm without a wait and got seated at a 2-top facing the wall. A lot of ambience is removed as a result as we were confined in a side of the restaurant. You scan the QR code to place the order, so we got the popcorn chicken, fried pork chop combo, and shrimp omelet. The popcorn chicken is nicely spiced and decently salted, and it is one of the better ones out there. The fried pork chop is similarly flavorful but with hints of sweetness to it. The combo comes with a large bowl of rice and some vegetables, which are honestly a bit underwhelming but a good addition to round out the meal. The shrimp omelet is interesting as it was super chewy, so it felt more like a glutinous pancake than an omelet that is purely egg and shrimp. Service is fairly hands off as expected for these restaurants, but it would have been nice if they actually refilled the teapot that they served us since we were thirsty. Otherwise, food is great but could be a better experience overall.

Tasty authentic Taiwanese food with a variety of classics to choose from. Ordered the noodles with fried pork and left stuffed. Must order one item per person though which was unfortunate

Finally made it to this cool funky place for decent Taiwanese food. Interior is nice, reminds you of dining in an outdoor patio in Asia with all of the decorations. Food is solid, a bit premium in price especially for their appetizers compared to their entrees but still okay. Service is good albeit not overly warm and friendly. Only issue is their parking, as the whole immediate area of restaurants and cafes suffer from the worst parking, always busy, usually full, and IMHO annoying and negatively impacts your visit.

Memory Corner was highly rated on social media so I had to check it out. Everything ordered was very tasty and at a reasonable price. I tried the braised pork over rice, wontons and fried rice. Around dinnertime on a Saturday, there was a wait list and it was about 30 min. There were 2 benches outside or there was a bench inside the restaurant to wait. Besides that, they did such a great job on the interior. It feels very traditional and vintage. Food came out pretty fast too. I would definitely come back to eat here again.

Not bad if you like fried stuff. Their chicken nuggets are spectacular with 5 spice seasoning. It has lovely decor but hard wooden seats and the service is good. The place is busy on weekends and they have good options for drinks and teas.

I loved the atmosphere and ambiance here. The inside is nicely decorated and lively. I got the popcorn chicken set and really like the sides that came with it. This place gets PACKED though! We came on a Tuesday night and had to wait close to 30 minutes. My friends and I were visiting from the US and really enjoyed our experience!

Solid spot for Taiwanese food but what makes Memory Corner stand out is the inside decor! Definitely felt like I was transported back to Taiwan as the food was reminiscent and the views were as well. You can order from a QR code and staff will drop food off so it's pretty simple. For those out of country, they offer wifi too! I tried a few dishes and they were all pretty good so you can't go wrong with the items. Also the drinks were delicious. Definitely a go to spot if you're craving Taiwanese food.

Taiwanese popcorn chicken is still delicious and probably sets the standard in the area. However, probably won't be coming back based on my most recent visit. Kids love their popcorn chicken so we went mid-day even though we weren't super hungry. Maybe that's where we went wrong. Ordered what I thought was a good amount of food, two orders of the popcorn chicken, one was a combo with soup, rice and 3 side dishes, noodle soup, and a dry noodle dish. Was told that I needed to order another dish even though there was four items and I had a couple young kids in my party of five. Ended up ordering another item to meet their request and then had to take the leftovers with us. They may have some policies in place, but should also have a human element to their approach. We've been coming here for ages, but being so rigid on policy neglects your loyal customers. Just gives me more reason to explore other restaurants in Richmond.

Delicious. My family from Taiwan also thought it was delicious. We ordered 9 dishes since all the dishes were street food size to share. Everything was immediately inhaled. The only item we didn't quite like was the beef roll pancake since it had so much butter or oil on the outside which overpowered the dish. Food came out fast. It's a busy restaurant! I highly recommend. I'll be back!!

Very good Taiwanese food and bubble tea/slushies. Came here on a Thursday after work. Keep in mind that the close for an hour in the middle of the day (closed between 3pm - 4pm). I was one of the first customers after they opened at 4pm. It was basically just me and this one other table. The atmosphere and decor is interesting. It's like you've stepped into a outside street in China. The random brick pillars, tables, chairs, and metal teapot added to the uniqueness of the restaurant. At first I was lost as to what to do. Apparently you're supposed to scan their barcode on the table and order through that. This was new to me, as Covid is now over, but they still kept several things from that period of time (signs, to markings). Anyways onto the good stuff . . . The food is good. I ordered the friend rice with deep fried chicken nuggets, the deep fried squid tentacles and a lychee slush with coconut jelly. The rice was good, it had a "wok hey" flavour to it, not overly charred but noticable. I'd recommend you mix the chicken into the rice though, as if you eat them both desperately the chicken does have a salty aftertaste to it. The costing on it was good, light and crispy. Same with the squid tentacles. I actually enjoyed the tentacles more then the chicken, even though they seem to be the same coating just with an added spice. The lychee slushy was especially good. I paid $0.75 to add coconut jelly. I don't regret this decision at all. I was basically still chewing on them up to my last sip. Surprising as if you got this any other place, the jelly would have disappeared long ago. I also ordered regular sugar, and it wasn't overly sweet. So I highly recommend the drinks here. Overall, great restaurant. I'll definitely be back to taste more of the menu. I highly recommend you check this place out for yourself if you're into Taiwanese food.

Another Taiwanese restaurant gem in Richmond. This place is quite popular so expect a wait during peak mealtime hours. There is only a paper and pen wait list system, and you have to stick around after putting your name down as I was told the employees will skip over your party if you're not at the restaurant when called. It would be nice to have a call back option. Besides that inconvenience, the food was delicious. We ordered the beef brisket and tomato noodles, Taiwanese popcorn chicken, beef rolls, and two set combos. The set combos had quite a bit rice included; my friends ended up sharing one portion of rice together and taking the extra to go. Their menu is quite varied with lots of other dishes that I still want to try. I will be back!

Fun place! I would come again. There was a long line to get in, but the inside is super well decorated. I love the vibe and food was delicious and filling.

Hands down the best Taiwanese spot for a taste of Taiwan and a definite place to try for bubble tea. I literally felt like i travelled to ASIA when i stepped foot in this restaurant. Little to no wait time for a table and food was very generously big portioned and wallet friendly! Service is great, servers could understand and speak no issues at all. Location is also close by a really popular delicious dessert cake place so perhaps that'll be your next stop? Ambiance is a beauty. Very different from what you'll normally see any other bubble tea place. You must try their peppery salt fried chicken nuggets, make it a combo but for me i always pair it with fried rice. And if you're into cute drinks .. try their potted oolong milk tea. It'll really make you think of gardening. So cute!

Seemed like the staff was overworked. On a positive, our order was hot and tasted good. The meat (beef short ribs on one order) in the noodles was super fatty. It wasnt a good cut of meat that was served. The noodle portions were small. Small amount of noodles and meat. Wasnt a bad experience...and it wasnt an amazing experience either.

A new favorite in Richmond. We had the noodle soup with beef brisket and tomato, the 3 cup king oyster, and popcorn chicken. Every dish was delicious. Popcorn chicken is one of the tastiest we have had. We felt so nostalgic from the decor and music. Also they have a kids play area, so its very family friendly. Service was outstanding, although since ordering is all done electronically, we couldn't ask servers for recommendations. We will definitely be back!

Coming into memory corner is like stepping into the alleys of old Taiwan, with it's extensive decoration giving it a very "local" and nostalgic vibe. There aren't too many seats, so on busy days, the wait can be quite long, however it is well worth it. The food is fairly authentic and delicious. The popcorn chicken is their speciality, and definitely lives up to the hype; the skin is very crispy and fluffy in texture with a soft inside. The beef roll and spicy wonton had just the right flavour and nothing seems to be overly greasy or heavy, including the lu ruo fan (which is usually a very heavy dish). Overall, memory corner is an authentic taiwanese restaurant that is quintessential to vancouver's popular asian food scene

I love how interesting the restaurant looks on the inside. We went for an early dinner and we happened to catch their happy hour special for their bubble tea. The food was ok and remind me of a home cooked meal.

Cute interior but food was not too good. I thought the popcorn chicken appetizer was great but their milk tea was really watery and bad. The 3 cup tofu was too hard and not enough flavor.

Very cute rustic interior! This place is known to fill up super fast if you don't get there right at opening, so make sure you plan accordingly or have a member of your party arrive on time. I got the Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken set at lunch and i was pleasantly stuffed with all the delicious flavors and surprised at the generous portion sizes. The chicken was deep fried to perfection and the soup was a hearty, herbal starter to get into the meal. The lychee green tea was also very well made. Just a small note that you can't split the bill here.

Met a friend for dinner, haven't been there for awhile. I loved the ambiance of this restaurant. They have so many retro items that it brings so many pleasant memories. You order food by QR code & online... they specialize in lamb. We ordered the lamb hotpot as I was checking other tables on what they were ordering. Also order a fried noodles with beef to share. Food was good, no complaints, service was good & attentive. We will be back to try out more dishes. Parking is in a tiny mall, as the evening progresses, it got more crowded. My recommendation is come for an early dinner.

Finally tried them at their new location and all i can is , they havent missed a beat. Quality food at affordable prices. One of my top 3 all-time fav taiwanese places to go to. Everything on point. Crispy and juicy chicken nuggets. Nicely battered pork chops complimented by yummy side dishes. Beef stew was awesome. Tender beef chunks with fresh tomatoes. Broth of the hotpot on point with tom yum flavours. Lots of meat and vegs. Absolutely Great value for price. Quantity and quality both present. Service modern and quick. You can order thru the phone. Place is clean and well maintained and decorated. Feel like you are eating in the streets of Taiwan. 5 entrees was under $100. Cant go wrong with that. We left satisfied and full and with thoughts of coming back to sample the other things. Cheers! Happy eating!

Came to this place for Taiwanese food, and we didn't get disappointed! The atmosphere/interiors were old traditional Taiwanese style. The menu was a book! They offered a wide range of trendy Taiwanese food plus drinks! Staff was friendly and attentive! The only flaw I saw was one of the women's restrooms door was kind of broken so it was not easy to lock. Overall, good food and atmosphere.

It's like how I would imagine walking into a restaurant in Taiwan - there's a lot of energy and excitement - the atmosphere is lively - there's a lot to see and smell. Service was great, order thru the app and food appears magically - and delicious.

Can't say enough about the popcorn chicken! Best version of this dish that I ever had. Crunchy, salty, and garlicky with a good hit of 5 spice. Crowning glory was the deep fried holy basil. I had the combo, which came with a corn dish (subtle, yet tasty), cold seaweed, a spicy cauliflower dish, rice, and a nice bowl of broth. Simply fantastic, and highly addictive! Also had the 3 cup squid, which was quite delicious as well. But... the chicken! One of the nice things about this place is that thew eschew the standard formica table and florescent lighting in favour of a nice and warm interior design with lots of colour, exposed brick, lanterns, and interesting museum pieces to look at. Makes for a very pleasant dining experience. Ordering is done via QR code, and the kitchen churns it out pretty quickly. Friendly staff as well. This was one of the best Taiwanese style meals I've had in Vancouver!

RUDE service, one of the waiters just told me "thank you for coming in with no tip" and im a working student. While also looking, staring, and (most likely) judging how i was eating the food. I guess bring a tip next time future customers.. Food is presentable, and good/ok but i think is very much overpriced. (which is why i couldnt tip, i didnt know tipping was required lol) ambiance is 5 stars.

We came on a Saturday. The place was pretty busy at 5pm already. The parking lot was full and hard to get a spot so come early. We had the pork over rice (luroufan) and the fried popcorn chicken (yansuji). The pork was really fatty in a good way and well seasoned but it was missing that pickled veggie to balance the fattiness of the pork. The rice was way too wet. The popcorn chicken was very dry and disappointing. The outside isn't very crispy. The only good part about this dish was the amount of basil they give. Overall- service was pretty non existent which is to be expected. The food was mediocre. I wouldn't go back or recommend it.

My daughter and I were out in Richmond and we needed some dinner, so we decided to try Memory Corner. It's a Taiwanese restaurant with all sorts of ornaments and curios that adorn the restaurant, and make you feel as though you are actually in Taiwan. The Chinese Restaurant Awards voted Memory Corner as best Taiwanese restaurant in Vancouver's 20 Best. We weren't extraordinarily hungry so we shared one order of Three Cups Stewed Oil Tofu with Rice, and an Earl Grey Milk Tea. Three Cups Stewed Oil Tofu with Rice: This dish was my choice and definitely not something my daughter would have chosen but she ended up loving this dish. She said if we ever come back to this restaurant she'd like to have an order of this same dish all to herself! Earl Grey Milk Tea: My daughter chose this one. While I've had plenty of Earl Grey throughout my life, this was my first time (and hers as well) having a cold Earl Grey Milk Tea. She made a good choice! The Earl Grey flavor was very pronounced, and the drink was not overly sweet.  There was a pot of free tea on our table as well. I have no idea what kind of tea was inside but it was actually quite good. My daughter's not much of a tea drinker; especially not when it comes to Asian tea...but even she liked the free tea! Service: Could have been better Parking: Free Location: #1110 - 4651 Garden City Rd., Richmond

Came here from a friend's recommendation and it's now a new favorite spot! FOOD: 1. Beef noodle tomato soup - 10/10! My favorite item that we ordered. The beef is SO tender and the broth was comforting :) I really enjoyed this dish a lot and actually came back again for this dish. 2. Seafood Crispy fried noodles pot - I liked the broth but honestly I was not a fan of the crispy fried noodles because the texture of the noodles sort of felt like tiny sponges! Definitely something different from the usual noodles and I can see how some people may enjoy it but personally for me it wasn't my favorite. Good broth and seafood though! And very decent portions. 3. Braised pork over rice - This was my parents favorite. The sauce drenches the rice which not a lot of places do this. Most places I've been to have pretty minimal sauce on over their rice so this was delicious because of the sauciness. Pork was also very well braised and delicious! 4. Chili wonton - Decent appetizer! Honestly it had a good kick of spice but it wasn't a flavorful kick if you know what I mean. Wish it could have been a bit more flavorful and savory but still enjoyable! SERVICE: Quick and attentive! We were seated pretty quickly but we also came on a weekday during lunch so maybe that's why. Servers were nice and checked in occasionally. AMBIANCE: 10/10 for the ambiance! It's so so cute! I love the decorations and I love how the inside is made to look like old Taiwan. Gorgeous and makes it fun to eat in! Definitely coming back :) Can't wait to try the other dishes!

Beautiful decor and ambiance, but unfortunately the food fell flat for us. Maybe we ordered the wrong items... My group of 3 put our name on the list Saturday night around 6:50 pm and was seated around 7:30. They hand you a buzzer when you arrive so that you can wait either outside or in the car. After getting seated, it took us a while to figure out what we wanted as the menu is very extensive. We shared the following: Basil egg roll ($12.25) - very oily and didn't have a strong basil taste. Wouldn't recommend Fried noodle in satay sauce and pork ($17.50) - this was my first time eating noodles stirfried with satay sauce and I don't think I like the combination. Satay sauce is great for hot pot, but when it's paired with noodles, it gives the noodles a grainy texture we didn't like. Also it didn't feel like there was much pork in the noodles as the pork was cut up into tiny pieces Beef brisket and tomato ($12.95) - the only dish I liked of the night. Came with a lot of sauce too, so it went really well with dinner 3 cup oil tofu ($15.50) - didn't taste like anything special, just a regular stirfried tofu dish with rice on the side We also each got a drink, which took forever to come out. We thought they had forgotten the drinks and had to follow up with our server to check on the status. My blueberry juice ($7.70) was good though. The ambiance of the place is good, but we would have preferred larger tables and more comfortable seating. Benches are fine, but it gets tiring to sit up straight for the whole meal instead of having a back rest to lean on. We paid ~$100 total after tax and tip for the meal, which I thought was reasonable given how much we ordered.

The decor inside makes me feel as I'm eating in one of the Taiwanese night market. Very cool and interesting. To top it off the food was delicious although the mild popcorn chicken fried rice was still a bit spicy for me. My partner loved it. The chicken was tender. We also had the house special lamb soup. The herbal taste in the soup is very unique and flavourful without tasting like herbal medicine. We'll definitely come back and try their other dishes such as hot pot. Service is also friendly.

2nd time here once for dinner and now for lunch. Lunch time is less busy. Great ambiance got to check this place out when your in BC Richmond.

Great place with really authentic decor which adds to the ambiance. They have an extensive menu and the portions are decent too. The chicken nugget on rice here is one of the best in town!

YUM. I had a really enjoyable time at this place. I'd highly recommend the food, and also the ambiance. Definitely felt like I was in Taiwan enjoying the vibes of street food markets. The service was okay from what I recall. The wait was long, as it was peak lunch hour and also during a weekend. I don't know if I would wait that long to visit again, but I have nothing bad to say about the food!!!

Great Taiwanese restaurant in Richmond! I haven't been since they moved to the garden city location and the interior is gorgeous! The ambiance really brings you to another place and the service is just as amazing! Just came by for bubble tea this visit and both were tasty. Will come back again for food!

The food there was AMAZING!! I shared the Beef Short Rib Soup with a family member. We both agreed it tasted delicious! We finished the bowl and after we got another bowl of the Beef Short Rib Soup. The family also ordered fried rice and chicken it was good too. I really enjoyed these dishes they made us. I don't really have anything to say about the service you scan a QR code and order online . They came out with our food in 10-15 minutes. The ambience was good. The restrooms were not clean at all, but overall everything was great and tasted amazing!!

Once you step inside Memory Corner, you feel like you're in Asia. It was a fantastic experience looking at all the little details in their decor. From the asian style wooden doors on the walls to the red paper lanterns on the ceiling, you feel like being swept away into another part of the world. The food was just as exciting. The deep fried nugget chicken was very flavourful. This was under Taiwanese Favourites on the menu which comes in a set. It includes 3 types of marinated veggies, a bowl of rice and soup. The lamb rice noodle soup is herbal and smells medicinal. On the table: Lamb rice noodle soup $13.75 Deep fried nugget chicken with rice $14.75 Deep fried squid tentacles $11.75 Memory Corner has great customer service but they need to change their menu. The room is dark and the menu is very hard to read. They automatically assume you know to order online but I found it difficult to use. They will help you order if you don't know how their system works.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE It's always busy for a reason - IMHO not all the dishes are winners and the prices could be a little high - but if you've got a hankering for Taiwanese food in a great environment, this is the best place to get it! === 2. FOOD We've tried a variety of dishes including: - Taiwanese Deep-Fried Crispy Chicken with Rice Combo ($14.75): it comes with soup, three small side dishes, rice, and importantly, crispy chicken that is lightly battered and not too salty or peppery...letting you enjoy the chicken...arguably the best in Richmond! - Chinese BBQ Pork Rolls ($10.75): you only get one for this price (ouch), but it's good - think chunky Chinese pancake rolled up! - Three Cup Stewed Chicken with Rice ($15.95): least fav dish - an acquired taste needed? Bone-in chicken stewed with a good dose of ginger and green onions. Comes with soup, three small sides, and rice. - Taiwanese Fried Noodle ($13.75): I recommend this over the Satay Seafood Noodles - a variety of toppings to enjoy! - Stir-Fried Cabbage ($11.50): a decent staple...that makes any meal seem healthy :) - Pumpkin Milk Seafood Hot Pot ($16.75): my fav dish - awesome with rice, filled with fish balls, fish tofu, and more! - Satay Seafood Noodles ($14.50): a little on the small side, but a good carb for a meal! - Drinks: the Passionfruit Green Tea ($6.45 + $0.50 bubbles) and Oolong Milk Tea ($5.95) are pretty good! === 3. SERVICE It was good at the front and table side in both English and Mandarin. Food service is reasonably quick even with the busyness of the place! === 4. ENVIRONMENT The crown jewel of the restaurant: it's decorated with faux storefronts/temple front and lighting to make it look like you're eating on the street in the early evening in Taiwan. Worth the wait - but it can be challenging if you go in with a group larger than 4 in size as there are limited tables. I would keep the wheelchairs and baby strollers at home, but they theoretically might squeeze in. Parking involves the shopping complex lot...which may be a little small for the number of tenants and so street parking outside may be your best option!