Where to Eat in Steveston

You’ve explored the brilliant heritage attractions and browsed all the independent stores in Steveston Village. Now it’s time to sit back and take a breather on your grand day out in Richmond’s favourite waterfront destination. And if you’re hungry, there’s a full menu of great places to eat here. Read on for our exclusive guide to Steveston’s dine-out hotspots––plus some recommended dishes to try at each.

BREAKFAST TABLE

12480 No. 1 Road, Richmond, B.C.

If fueling up before you start exploring the village makes sense, Breakfast Table goes above and beyond the standard approach. Its highly inventive menu is suffused with intriguing Asian influences, with dishes ranging from Korean kimchi pancakes to chicken karaage with waffles to Peking-style pork benedict. Top-quality traditional breakfast and brunch options are also available, of course, but be sure to reserve ahead here: this restaurant is very popular!

Recommended: Beef bulgogi hash.

ALOHA HAWAIIAN GRILL

110 – 3900 Bayview Street, Richmond, B.C.

Search out this hidden gem and you’ll discover a tempting array of homestyle Hawaiian comfort food alongside a super-friendly welcome. Each served with rice, sweet corn and macaroni salad, popular dishes range from Maui beef ribs to Hawaiian garlic shrimp to their signature huli huli chicken––juicy, sweet, marinated chicken that’s grilled to order. Need to cool off on a hot day? They also serve deliciously authentic shave ice desserts here.

Recommended: SPAM musubi (side dish)

PAJO’S FISH & CHIPS

12351 Third Avenue, Richmond, B.C.

Steveston is the fish and chips capital of the Lower Mainland and this floating Fisherman’s Wharf eatery is a magnet for fans of succulent, golden-fried cod, salmon, snapper or halibut––all served with bottomless fries. Arrive off-peak to avoid the rush, and consider their tacos, burgers and hot dogs as well. Looking for alternatives? Dave’s Fish & Chips and Garry Point Grill Fish & Chips are also popular if your hunger pangs hit in a different part of the village.

Don’t miss: Salmon fish and chips.

LITTLE MEXICO CANTINA

150 – 3131 Chatham Street, Richmond, B.C.

The menu here is a greatest hits collection of authentic Mexican dining, ranging from fajitas and burritos to enchiladas and around 17 or so taco options. On sunny days, gather your friends for a shareable feast of tasty small plates on the patio. Also consider dropping by for what may be the village’s best happy hour––2:00pm to 5:00pm daily and all-day Wednesday­­––complete with a huge array of options.

Recommended: Al pastor tacos.

KISAMOS GREEK TAVERNA

3420 Moncton Street, Richmond, B.C.

Duck into this unassuming, family-run Moncton Street restaurant and you’ll feel like you’ve been transported to a friendly Mediterranean island. Specializing in classic Greek dishes such as moussaka, souvlaki, spanakopita and slow-roasted lamb, we also recommend ordering some mezethes appetizers to share at your table (expect to fight over the last piece of crispy-fried kalamari, though). The lunch menu here is also excellent value, with multiple dishes priced under $20.

Recommended: Roast lamb.

KOREAN HOT CHICKEN

12160 First Avenue, Richmond, B.C.

Occupying Win Win Chick-N’s former location, this popular replacement is equally committed to highly satisfying comfort food. A Korean specialty, the menu is all about juicy, deep-fried chicken coated in crispy outer layers and sauces such as soy garlic, onion mayo or chipotle jalapeno. Half-and-half options are available if you want check out two different flavours, while chicken sandwiches and tenders with fries are additional tempting alternatives.

Recommended: Original fried chicken.

MONCTON PIZZERIA

3680 Moncton Street, Richmond, B.C.

Craving a pit stop pick-me-up? Instant salivating is de rigueur when you spot the L-shaped counter through the window at this rustic-look storefront. It’s topped with around a dozen thin-crust, wood-fired pizzas in varieties such as smoked salmon, pesto chicken, mac and cheese and more––great vegetarian options included. $5 a slice will have you eating like a pie-loving king, while two slices will likely fill you up for the rest of the day.

Recommended: Meat lovers pizza.

BRITANNIA BREWING

250 – 12240 Second Avenue, Richmond, B.C.

Craft beer fans love this patio-forward watering hole for its celebrated own-made brews such as Riptide IPA, Deckhand Lager and Sea Maiden Watermelon Sour. But they take their kitchen just as seriously at Britannia, with an excellent brunch service plus main dishes including wild sockeye burgers, flat iron steaks and hearty bowls of mussels and clams—any of which pair perfectly with a four-glass sampler flight of their delicious libations.

Recommended: Lingcod fish and chips.

WHARF & FLAME SMOKEHOUSE + LOUNGE

120 – 4020 Bayview Street, Richmond, B.C.

Hungry carnivores should check out this new, family-run village restaurant––especially on sunny days, when its long shoreline patio is the place to be. You’ll find a menu jam-packed with slow-cooked, Texas-style, house-smoked treats, ranging from velvet-soft brisket and pulled pork to lamb shank and chicken quarters. Authentic sides here include corn bread and potato salad and your all-important sauce choices include hot honey, beer mustard and six more.

Recommended: Smokehouse platter.

STEVESTON SEAFOOD HOUSE

3951 Moncton Street, Richmond, B.C.

Elevate your seafood dining experience at this warm and welcoming white tablecloth eatery. Dedicated to fresh, seasonal ingredients, you’ll find exquisitely prepared dishes that reveal the delicious perfection of our regional seafood bounty. But alongside pan-seared scallops, Pacific crab cakes and Salt Spring mussels, you’ll also find top-notch beef and duck dishes. Need more? The weekend brunch here is a hugely popular local legend.

Recommended: Miso-marinated sablefish.

BLUE CANOE WATERFRONT RESTAURANT

140 – 3866 Bayview Street, Richmond, B.C.

Utterly ravenous? Snag a shoreline-hugging table at this Fisherman’s Wharf favourite and dive into one of their shareable seafood platters. The feast-like collation comes with fries, bread and special condiments and it typically includes an eye-popping array of delectable aquatic treats such as crab, salmon, mussels, clams, squid, scallops, shrimp, oysters and more. Sharing the shoreline views upstairs is Catch, another popular village joint.

Recommended: West Coast seafood chowder (to start).

BAAN LAO FINE THAI CUISINE

4100 Bayview Street, Richmond, B.C.

This multi-award-winning destination restaurant richly elevates the concept of Thai dining. Chef Nutcha’s exquisite Royal Thai dishes can range from duck larb to Thai dumplings or from blue crab to water buffalo shank, but everything is brilliantly creative and meticulously prepared to provide a truly memorable culinary odyssey. For an extra special treat, book ahead for their afternoon tea, a multi-dish extravaganza fusing Thai, Chinese and British traditions.

Recommended: Afternoon Thai tea.

Last Updated on July 13, 2026 by Tourism Richmond