Not a place to write letters (that's Fountain Pen Shopping Center) or do battles with the French…read more(that's Fontainebleu Square Shopping Center) or eat Swiss food (Fondue Square Shopping Center). This is one of the most beautiful shopping plazas in town as it's so massive with so much parking and so wide open and has so many great businesses in it - especially Lee's Sandwiches and Bambi which is named after me, and of course the wonderful Nguyen Ngo, which has great Croissant Banh Mi, and don't forget Lee's iced coffee which is probably the best in town. And then of course there's also the steam rice roll type dish perfected by Thien Thanh, which are some of the best Viet food I've ever had, and one of Houston's best meals.

It's pretty clean, they must put a lot of effort into Sterl-ization…read more If you've gone blind from Sterling at the sun, you can come here (perhaps after dark) and I'll lead you to some miraculous boba. If it seems that people are staring at you in this plaza, don't take it personally... they're probably sterling at you rather than staring at you. Featuring H-Mart and so much more, this is one of the largest and most thriving plazas in Chinatown Houston which is one of the most thriving Chinatowns in the western world. It's not quite as intense and packed full of stuff as the massive Dun Huang complex across the street, but it more than holds its own in terms of bakeries, boba, and brilliant noms. Sterling is a wide-open, clean, and new-ish looking really lovely Plaza right across from DH, and seems to get somewhere between 50-75% of the business that DH gets, mostly for H Mart, 7 Leaves and 85 Degree Bakery, plus a lot of other less busy but sometimes even more brilliantr places, especially Mr Wish, which is one of the best boba shops in Texas, and probably the best fruit tea provider in the state. Another wonderful Boba shop here is Modern Tea, and Tea 4 U has some wonderful employees and owners, as well as the wonderful 85 Degree Bakery which is a chain but it's one of the best locations quality wise (if not always service wise), and open late, as well as the very popular 7 Leaves with some great employees and a really cute ice cream shop named Bae, imported from Los Angeles (first location outside Cali), and where a lot of hotties can be found (and coldies, ice cream wise), and some excellent restaurants as well - for example King Flavor and Sinh Sinh. Now I've made a Sterling effort to describe it, I'm moving on.

Sterling Plaza complex was established in 2005. Local shoppers often have mistaken it as Hmart…read morePlaza, because it sits prominently in your face as you enter the parking lot. It was once known as Sterling Golden Market Center to real estate professionals. I like the huge parking lot. I haven't yet seen it filled until 85C Bakery Cafe arrived at the southeast corner of the mall. There are 3 distinguished buildings: - 9896 Bellaire is facing the Boulevard and all suites are in alphabets. It starts from the left at Chengdu Taste and ends at Arco - 9888 Bellaire is on the east end with an L shape building. All suites are numeric. Starts at Tian Tian Lu Chuaner (suite 102) and ends at Uyghur Bistro (suite 168). - 9968 Bellaire is on west end as it runs to the end of property. Suites are also numeric starts with Hong Kong Seafood City (suite 100) and ends with Dragon Foot Relax (suite 250B). After my extensive research about Sterling Plaza, there were some connection about precious metals in its name. The first supermarket was called New Golden Supermarket (suite M). A couple hints are Golden Dumpling House (suite A) and Golden Beauty Salon (suite 115). I have to guess Sterling is silver. They compliment in many ways to represent prosperity. I dislike the numbering schematics. Hmart is Suite M. Taste of Chengdu is Suite A. I would never guessed Arco Seafood is Suite K. There's a secret passage behind Uyghur Bistro. Watch out for hidden traffic. **105th review of 2017**

The straight, well-maintain part of your hair wouldn't cause trouble when brushing, or headaches…read more.. but the Tanglewood. This is a cute little strip mall that seems absolutely brand-new, and it's located near the Galleria. It's not bad at all, and I think they did a good job designing it and locating it - as long as you're heading west on San Felipe, because if you're heading east it's a little bit hard to get in and out of, but not too bad nevertheless. Chipotle traffic takes up most of the parking lot but that's their problem.

I'm so glad there is a name at this tiny strip mall in Chinatown. Greatland Kingdom is between…read moreChase Bank and Dun Huang Plaza. There are only 4 businesses at Greatland Kingdom mall. The well-known restaurants facing parking lot - Bao Shi Yi Bun House 包十一 and Niu Jiao Jian BBQ 牛角尖 are facing Dun Huang Plaza. Facing Bellaire Blvd you'll see a foot massage parlor and a Japanese knickknacks store. Parking is a little tricky. I usually come here during weekdays. Not sure if Dun Huang Plaza allows you parking on their property and walk over. But it is very convenient by bus. The stop is just few yards away.

Kings best mall has an assortment of clothing, jewelry, shoes, home decor, and children's clothing…read morestores. It's a fun place to visit especially for back to school shopping!

Always shop here for best deals on jewelry and car audio always have great deals on everything and…read morealso can get everything installed for a nice price

I enjoy shopping at this Universal Plaza shopping center. There are many restaurants, gift shops,…read morecafes, and other small business stores. The parking lot is sufficient for visitors. I like the soldier statue in front of the plaza.

Not to be confused with the Universal Hopping Center, which is a Frog School…read more This is the pretty excellent shopping center located in Vietnamese Town with all kinds of stores and doctors and more Vietnamese owned businesses than you could shake a stick at - not that you really want to be shaking sticks, but if that's your thing then you can shake mine, too. So it's a massive and awesome Plaza - one of many - but it definitely rivals the others as one of the better options for rent, and it's a great Plaza to explore for sure.

Walking has become my favorite activity since this building is filled with things to do. Other than…read morerestaurants and jewelry store, the newest mural Longevity is on the back of Sterling Square building. Much more to that. There's a chiropractor on the east side. That's the suite A. Going clock wise, you got Royce Chocolate and Bae Ice Cream from Japan. A little bit to the Bellaire side, you got 7 Leaves - a coffee drink shop. From facing the street, you got Mochinut aka Sul Bingsu and Chung Chun to the west corner next to jewelry store. Finally, you're going see MDK noodles before going to see the mural. The entire back wall is covered with beautiful mural designed by Local Artist Thomas Tran. It would take about 2 minutes to view the mural but you have to stand on the parking lot in Hmart side. The round around is all done. Now, let me search for a restaurant to rest my feet.

People in this square keep staring at me... oh wait, they actually keep sterling at me…read more Thankfully not named after Raheem Sterling, this is a little square within a much bigger Plaza, known as Sterling Plaza. They have pretty good stuff in here, including some good food and some good desserts and whatnot. It's a nice little miniature part of a much larger part of Chinatown, and we generally have had good experiences here.

My enemies wouldn't like this review, but my Baes would…read more That must be why it's named Baeswould Square. This is kind of a rundown mall which is massive and has lots of space and some older buildings and then some newer buildings. I like it but also I don't like it, and it definitely reminds me of an era gone by. Service here isn't too bad, such as at the popular Mexican restaurant and at the chain pharmacy - the Walgreens is open later than most. You can find some pretty good stuff here and pretty typical strip mall stuff.