Not to be confused with Hong Kong Feud Court which is where prosecutions happen for duels and…read morepublic fights between HK streetfighters. Now that I've tried all the amazing stuff inside this food court, it's one of my fave destinations in Vietnamesetown. So many great food options, from Coco and Cane with the best waffles, to Anna Thai, to several great Banh Mi shops such as Vi's and Alpha Deli. Crawfish, Boba shops, you name it. So much good food, most of it centred around the food court area but some of it further down (heading West).

The food that hits is AMAZING. My lechón kawali was incredible, that item carries this review…read more The service? Combos can come with rice or pancit or both, but unless you immediately specify, they won't ask and just fish out rice. It's not always clear how to order. And although perhaps it was later in the day, surprised at how not warm the lumpia and pork belly were. Prices can be high, so cautious in ordering. But the 4 star rating? When this food is good, it is AMAZING.

Packed! Came to Sugarland just to experience Seafood City on a long weekend and most Filipinos…read moredrove from different cities to experience a piece of home. So worth it. The night we came we ordered chicharon bulaklak, Laing, bopis, squid, grilled fish and our tummy was happy. The next day we ordered take out of grilled fish, halo halo ($10 for two!). The line was long all the way to the entrance of the seafood city for more than two hours. But everybody was polite and enjoying the karaoke going on promoting a concert in October for Gary V. Must come!!!

I stopped in for some good tacos while shopping. I couldn't get the kiosk to work so I ordered from…read morethe cashier. We received our food in about 7 minutes. They didn't give me my sauces or utensils so I had to go back up a few times and wait to get those items. The cashier was friendly but did seem irritated when I kept coming back up. I was with my son so that was a hassle. The food was OK. The drink was good. It was in the food court so it was busy and bustling. I probably would only go back for a margarita.

Fajita Quesadilla was off. Tasted like it was cooked in Rancid oil . Service is ok . Mall was…read morecrowded.

Even though we came here for Grill City I opted for Noodle Street across the way when I saw a…read morefamily slurping on some noodle soup. There was no line and I got my Beef Mami w/ Wonton Soup super quick. It was sooo tasty. The beef was extra tender and flavorful, the broth was brothing, and the egg noods were fresh! There was also plenty of cabbage and an egg. Highly recommended especially if it's cold outside.

Inside this grocery store is a little spot called Noodle Street serving Filipino comfort soups, or…read more"mami." I went with the bone marrow bowl..simple, hearty, and packed with flavor without trying too hard. It's affordable too, just be careful because it comes out piping hot on a working sterno. Best part? After you eat, you can wander the store and keep the food trip going with Filipino desserts, breads, and bakery finds everywhere.

also known as north south house (南北堂), this unassuming spot inside jusgo was an absolute delight!…read moreportion sizes are generous for the price, and the flavors across the menu are well executed and satisfying. - HIIGHLY recommend the hand-pulled noodles with stir fried beef and vegetables (手工拉条子). while it's a dry noodle dish, the stir fry and sauce are packed with depth and savory flavor, and the noodles themselves have great texture. - we also thoroughly enjoyed the savory chicken with potatoes (大盘鸡). the chicken was exceptionally tender and practically fell off the bone. - the curry chicken (咖喱鸡丁) was nostalgic and comforting, though it could have used a bit more curry sauce, especially given the large portion of rice. - the pork buns (鲜味包子) and chive boxes (韭菜盒子) tasted authentically northern chinese. the dough wasn't too thick, and the fillings were moist, juicy, and well seasoned. - the chinese burger (肉夹馍) came with a generous amount of beef, making it hearty and satisfying. - the mini hot pot (火锅冒菜) was the only dish we didn't care for. at $15.99, it felt underwhelming, with limited ingredients, and paying extra for multiple add-ons didn't seem worth it. - as someone with a sweet tooth, i loveeed the cold tofu pudding (冰爽豆花). it did lean slightly on the sweeter side, but it was still refreshing and a pleasant way to end an otherwise excellent meal!

A hidden gem. The food here is excellent and yummy- licious. The pork buns have thin skins unlike…read moreother places. The chive cakes are fried so well with lots of chives. Highly recommended. You will come back again and again. What more they got their on noodle making machine and you can choose thick or thin noodles. You can choose the spiciness of their food. Nice ambiance. The servers are courteous and very knowledgeable.

I went to the first colony mall yesterday. It is a beautiful mall. There's certain areas that feel…read morelike a sauna but from everyone being there I see why. I stopped at auntie Ann's and my experience was terrible. Meet with rude customer service. I had asked for a cinnamon sugar pretzel bites and the young lady at the counter asked me what I would do if she said no. Kept laughing still with no service for my food. I had said "isn't it your job to serve your customers?" Just don't understand the lack of good customer service. Besides that experience everything else was fine.

This mall used to be very clean and fairly up to date; now it feels fairly old, messy, and…read moregenerally out of date for a shopping experience. The main flagship stores are still there but even the Apple Store is cramped and uncomfortable. You got a Pottery Barn and then a knockoff going out of business clothing store in the same area. The thrill of walking around for fun is very 20 years ago and the mall experience is not quite the same as before.

Came here August 9th for there grand opening weekend. Located inside of the store of a gas station…read more An interesting concept of a halal food hall, with an assortment of styles of food. But from the looks of it it didn't seem like seperate businesses, just 1 kitchen crew working all of the menus. Not sure if that's how it will always be or not? They had free food when they opened at 10am'ish, but by the time I got there around 3p all the free food had been sold out. Too bad. But I was lucky enough to catch there other give away, 50% off everything. Food- ecided to go with there smash burger and there parmesan wings. I ordered at there kiosk, which was pretty easy to do so. They have a ton of add on's. The burger was yummy from cheeky buns. The wings were alright. Service- originally when I ordered I got a text saying 18 minutes wait time, but it was ready in less than 10. I guess they wanted to over estimate rather than under, I respect it. There was a steady amount of people there for there opening. Overall pretty nice to open a food hall in this suburban area of town, wishing them well!

Newly opened restaurant inside of the gas station. 7 different Halal restaurants under one roof…read more You order from the kiosk and they make your food as soon as you complete. Food was cooked to order so it came out fresh and hot. Vast variety of options, we settled on a bacon smash burger with seasoned fries and beef shawarma . Food was fresh and good , hope everyone gives it a try.

What a gem of a food hall!! With lots of food options to pick from, there's bound to be something…read morefor everyone! I love that they have all day happy hour on Tuesdays at the bar also! You can see their happy hour menu on their website. Greg (the bartender) is the absolute best! It was like he read my mind and brought me a drink right when I was going to ask for one on multiple occasions. This place is so spacious with plenty of seating! There's even the "Roxy Room" upstairs which you can rent out for any private events. For the food, you order at one of the food stands that you like and receive a text when it's ready to get picked up. I was so torn inbetween all the options that were presented to me, but decided to go with Blk Mkt Birria. Their birria tacos were great! There was something slightly spicy about them (maybe the tortilla since it was a literal red color?) so if you are SUPER sensitive to spice I wouldnt order these. They did have limited edition Birria Tamales which I just HAD to try. Honestly they were just a tad bit dry on their own but drenching it in the Birria consommé (which is what the consommé was meant for) it was great! I need to come back here to try all the other food vendors! I already know the bar is a vibe so I gotta see if each genre of food will have my mind blown :) Next time I come, I do wanna try Mad Dogs, the Pita-Ria, Seoulside, Bird Haus, or Cvche. But I only have one stomach so I think it'll take multiple times coming here to try all the food I want, but it's ok it's totally worth!

Conservatory consists of a number of restaurants that you can order from. Food varies from fried…read morechicken, birrias, bubble tea to sushi. There is a full bar in the middle. After ordering, you can seat at any of the open table. They will send a text when you order is ready for pickup. I tried the Birria Tacos with the dip. It was very tasty. It comes in 3s so plenty of food. Also ordered a side of guacamole. I was stuffed by the end. Did not have room of dessert. Would go back to try the other food stalls. Nice ambiance with music playing in the background.

What can I say... I've been craving pork jerky and Thai sausage for years, and no matter where I…read morelooked, nothing ever tasted quite like what I remembered from Thailand and California. After eight years, I finally stumbled upon this place and it did not disappoint...From the first bite, it instantly took me back to when Steve and I would order these exact foods and just enjoy each other's company over something simple and comforting. Food holds memories, and this place brought them back in the best way...It's a true hole-in-the-wall spot...quaint, cute, and welcoming. There's a small storefront, and in the back is where they cook everything fresh. Expect about a 15-20 minute wait, just like other made-to-order places, but it's absolutely worth it...Nothing fancy. No frills. Just amazing food, nostalgia, and that feeling you get when something tastes exactly the way it's supposed to...I've finally found my favorite Thai spot...They're a small stall inside the food court, go check them out. -- Pilgrim Sojourner (SD Mac)

I was referred by a Thai client who said this spot was legit, and I can honestly say most of the…read moredishes were pretty tasty. * Pad Kra Pow (Chicken) - 4/5 Great flavor, but the rice was hard. If the rice had been fresh and soft, this easily would have been a 5/5. * Papaya Salad - 5/5 So spicy and flavorful! Loved that it came with cracklins, which made it feel even more authentic. * Pad See Ew - 2/5 This one fell flat for me. It was edible, but had almost no flavor. Next time I'll try the Pad Kee Mao and hope for better seasoning. * Stir-Fried Clams with Roasted Chili Paste - 5/5 Amazing! So flavorful, with basil and saltiness that paired perfectly with rice. Unfortunately, the rice again was hard and had an off smell, which took away from the experience. Overall, I'd definitely come back. I noticed the spicier dishes (we ordered spice level 5) were packed with flavor, so maybe that's the key here. For Pad See Ew I did get medium so there wasn't much of a kick to it so that what I'm assuming.

Came to Mama Wu's Kitchen for a quick dinner and it was exactly what we needed. It's a small…read moremom-and-pop shop located inside Jusgo Supermarket, serving Taiwanese-style comfort food that's perfect when you're in a time crunch. I ordered the rice combo with the chicken leg. The portion was solid and it came together as a simple, balanced meal. Nothing about the chicken really wow'd me, but it was still a healthy and satisfying option for a quick bite. Overall, it's a good grab-and-go spot if you're in the area and want something quick, affordable, and home-style without a long wait.

Pork chop and chicken leg bentos. It's 2025, so $10 a bento is reasonable. Complimentary tea…read more A smiling, friendly woman came out but was disappointed we didn't speak Mandarin. Sorry. Ni hao. The food was good and a nice portion. The pretty little bun was tasty. Couldn't finish the rice. It had sauce on it, so we took it home and made "Empty the fridge" fried rice.