Little Mall if u want good dumplings with out the luxury of a restaurant then this is the place it looked in a little mall
You better believe inside food court still have one Chinese store named 強记is good food there resonable price will be back.
Good inexpensive place for grabbing a quick lunch with a good selection of Chinese food.
It’s a food court with many Chinese selections and one European Grill.Try to come early (10 AM) for authentic traditional breakfast. After 11 AM, lines start forming especially at Chinese Cafe.Make sure to order Fried Breadstick and tofu porridge.
They don't take any kind of credit card or debit cards which is a little bit inconvenience plus a lot of them are ignorant when you're ordering the food if you don't like Snap 1 2 3 they can frustrated with you if you ask for napkins they get mad now I know it cost money but you know people are going to at least need to wipe their mouths when they're eating it's not as good as it was personally if they go out of business no one's going to be a sad feeling for them they did it to themselves
Clean and good food vendors.The Taiwanese eatery is the best and our kids love their red bean sweet milk shave ice!
This place is a hidden gem that we only discovered because of the pandemic! A huge selection of styles and cuisines that supports smooth pick-up and take-out. Some of the selections here (like the bubble tea, and the pho) are not listed on any website, so you need to go browse the menu boards. It’s growing in popularity, so sometimes you need to park quite a few aisles away from the entrance (perhaps a few spots for pick-up might be a good idea?)
Pro tip: keep your jackets on while eating in the winter?This is a older mall/food court. It’s been around for 30+years and it look like it. The places could use a remodel. While we were here in November the interior was bit cold, heat wasn’t on?There are few really good restaurants in here, but prices got expensive since COVID 19.
Avoid on the weekends for lunch. It took an hour to get food. However the food at each stall is awesome. The pho at happy children, the fried Chinese food at the stall next door, the crazy doughnuts and milk pudding is awesome... Roast duck to go, dumplings and bao, fried smelt in chili sauces.... Eat there and take home.
We used to go to here all the time during the weekend before pandemic for their bread sticks, soy milk, beef noodle soup, dumplings, chive bao and their sticky rice often. And I mean often like twice a month at least! The taste was fantastic back then about 5 years ago but it is not the same anymore. Soy milk was ridiculously sweet and the noodles was soggy and beef was super tough. And the price. Holy moly it is expensive!!! 6 dumplings for $6! Wowza! And it wasn't even good. 5 years ago I probably would have given this place 5 stars but now....I don't think I will go unless I want some bread sticks which only serves on the weekend. The sad part is...we spent $30 on what you see with 1 bowl of spicy beef noodle soup, 1 bread stick, 2 soy milk, 1 chive bao and 1 order of (6) dumplings and I was still starving. Went home and made myself a ramen. If you like bread sticks with soy milk but willing to pay $30 for it then definitely try them out. It is delicious on your taste buds but not friendly on your wallet.