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John 3:16 Malaysian Delights: Richmond's Favourite Malaysian Kitchen
John 3:16 Malaysian Delights, named after the widely quoted Bible verse, has served authentic Malaysian rice and noodle dishes in Richmond since 2014. It is so popular that reservations are recommended on weekends, and it has expanded to Burnaby's Metrotown.
Here's what to order at John 3:16.
About John 3:16 Malaysian Delights
The Richmond restaurant on No. 3 Road is tucked away and easy to miss, with parking at the back.
Diners recommend it for laksa, Hainanese chicken and nasi lemak, along with dishes like bak kut teh and sambal fish.
The Menu
How It Works
The menu covers Malaysian classics, from rice plates to noodle soups and curries.
What to Order
- Nasi lemak: coconut rice with sambal and sides.
- Hainanese chicken rice: a house favourite.
- Kari laksa: spicy curry noodle soup.
- Beef rendang: rich and slow-cooked.
- Ipoh char hor fun and roti canai: other classics.
Dietary Needs
Malaysian dishes often include shrimp paste (belacan), peanuts and fish sauce. Ask staff about vegetarian and allergy-friendly options.
Atmosphere and Dining Experience
Casual and busy.
- Best for: authentic Malaysian comfort food
- Price: affordable
- Dress code: casual
- Good to know: parking at the back
Location: Richmond Centre, Richmond
John 3:16 is at 6838 No. 3 Road, Richmond, BC, near Richmond Centre and Richmond–Brighouse Station. A newer location is in Metrotown, Burnaby.
Hours of Operation
John 3:16 has been open for lunch and dinner Monday to Saturday. Check current hours before visiting.
Reservations
- Reservations are recommended, especially on weekend nights.
Price Range
John 3:16 is affordable, at roughly $20 per person.
Contact Information
- Address: 6838 No 3 Rd, Richmond, BC
- Neighbourhood: Richmond Centre, Richmond
- Cuisine: Malaysian
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it called John 3:16?
It is named after the Bible verse.
When did it open?
2014, in Richmond.
Where is it?
6838 No. 3 Road, Richmond, plus Metrotown in Burnaby.
What should I order?
Nasi lemak, Hainanese chicken and laksa.
Do I need a reservation?
Recommended on weekends.
Is there parking?
Yes, at the back.
Is it expensive?
No.
Is it open Sunday?
It has typically been closed Sundays; check before visiting.

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