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Loblaws City Market Review: Quick Korean Dinner at The Post Vancouver

Loblaws City Market Review: Quick Korean Dinner at The Post Vancouver

Loblaws City Market (The Post): Fast & Fresh Downtown Dinners

Located in the historic Canada Post building, this is the perfect stop for a quick, good-quality meal after a long day at the office.

  • 🍱 The Spread: Korean Fried Chicken, Teriyaki Salmon, and Ham Kimbap.
  • 💰 The Price: Under $30.00 for a full meal for two.
  • 📍 Location: 658 Homer St, Vancouver (The Post).
  • ⭐ Smooch-worthy Factor: Massive variety and surprisingly affordable prices.

*Prices recorded March 2026.

The clock hit 7:00 pm before I finally stepped away from my desk this Thursday. I felt tired and completely overwhelmed. The thought of standing over a stove at home felt impossible. Hubby and I made the decision to skip the cooking and head over to Loblaws City Market at The Post. It turned a stressful evening into a quiet moment where I could finally exhale.

A Stress-Eating Spread

We did not hold back on the comfort food tonight. We needed something hearty, fast, and satisfying.

  • The Order: Korean Fried Chicken Rice Bowl ($8.00).

This bowl was exactly what my mood called for. The chicken was glossy and coated in a sticky sauce with just the right amount of kick. The fresh cabbage and carrots added a crisp contrast to the fluffy white rice. 


A glossy Korean fried chicken rice bowl from Loblaws City Market at The Post with fresh cabbage and carrots
Glossy Korean Fried Chicken from the Loblaws City Market hot bar

  • The Order: Teriyaki Salmon Rice Bowl ($10.00).

Hubby chose the salmon. The fish was flaky and glazed in a savoury sauce that pooled perfectly over the sesame seeds. It felt much more premium than a typical grocery store meal. 


A flaky Teriyaki salmon rice bowl with sesame seeds and vegetables from Loblaws City Market Vancouver
Flaky Teriyaki Salmon: A surprisingly premium find at The Post

  • The Order: Ham Kimbap from T&T Section ($7.00 for 10 pieces).

Since I was stress eating, we stopped by the T&T section for a pack of kimbap. Each slice was tightly-packed with yellow radish, egg, and ham. It provided the ultimate comforting spicy side dish to round out our dinner.


A 10-piece pack of tightly-packed ham kimbap from the T&T section at Loblaws City Market
Comforting Ham Kimbap: 10 pieces of stress-eating fuel from the T&T section

Finding Balance at The Post

The Post is becoming one of my favourite spots in downtown Vancouver for a quick meal. You get the convenience of a grocery store with the quality of a specialized food hall. For under $30, we walked away full and happy with no dishes to wash.

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