Best Markets in Burnaby

Real videos of Markets in Burnaby — 5 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. SereneCulturalSpiritualIntricate architectureBeautiful gardensCommunity events

    About the venue

    Tian-Jin Taoist Temple is located at 3426 Smith Avenue in Burnaby, BC, serving as a serene spiritual site since its construction in 1999. This temple features striking architecture with intricate details, attracting visitors interested in Taoist practices and cultural exploration. The grounds include beautiful gardens and spaces for worship, making it a peaceful retreat from the urban environment. Regular events and ceremonies offer insight into the local community's cultural practices.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a bustling outdoor market scene under rainy conditions. It features various stalls selling food and plants, with people browsing and purchasing items. The camera pans across the market, capturing different vendors and customers interacting.

    3426 Smith Avenue

  2. MinimalistFreshCalmSushiSashimiHigh-quality ingredients

    About the venue

    Azuma Foods Co Ltd in Vancouver specializes in Japanese cuisine, particularly sushi and sashimi, providing fresh and expertly crafted dishes since 2010. Located centrally, the restaurant features a minimalist interior, creating a calm dining experience. The menu is focused on high-quality ingredients, which sets it apart in a city known for its diverse culinary scene. Regular patrons admire the skillful presentation of dishes and the range of options available.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a market stall with a banner reading 'azuma-tei.ca' and '@azumatei'. A man behind the counter is interacting with a customer. Various products, including packaged foods with price tags, are displayed on the table. The stall has a red tablecloth and pink paper lanterns hanging above.

    11451 Twigg Pl

  3. CulturalCommunity-drivenWelcomingJapanese cuisineCultural eventsTempura

    About the venue

    Nikkei Place, located in Burnaby, BC, serves as a community center celebrating Japanese-Canadian culture and includes a restaurant offering traditional dishes. The dining area features a menu focused on Japanese classics like sushi and tempura, appealing to a diverse audience. The facility often hosts cultural events and workshops, promoting community engagement. It's a popular spot for families and cultural enthusiasts looking for a taste of heritage.

    What the videos show

    The video features a montage of scenes from the Nikkei Matsuri festival. Visible elements include traditional Mikoshi floats, performers in traditional attire dancing, live music performances with Shamisen instruments, and various food stalls. The footage also shows shopping areas with an anime market and a Japanese flea market. The event appears to be held outdoors in a park or plaza setting with numerous attendees.

    100 - 6888 Southoaks Crescent

  4. $$InteractiveSocialModernFresh ingredientsInteractive diningVaried broths

    About the venue

    Big Way Hot Pot, located in Burnaby and opened in 2021, offers a varied selection of fresh ingredients for hot pot dining. The spacious venue features a modern interior with ample seating and an emphasis on an interactive dining experience. Diners can choose from a range of broths and high-quality meats, seafood, and vegetables. It’s a popular gathering spot, particularly for families and groups of friends.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a bustling night market scene with a focus on a Big Way Hot Pot stall. It begins with a close-up of three paper cups filled with various ingredients and skewers loaded with food items like fish cakes, meatballs, and vegetables. The camera then transitions to a broader view of the night market, featuring multiple stalls and people queuing. The stall's preparation process is detailed, including the addition of yellow noodles, fish balls, tofu skin pieces, and green herbs to the skewers. The video ends with a fully assembled skewer and a person using chopsticks to pick out ingredients from a bowl of mixed seafood.

    4300 Kingsway #7