I came to this food court to buy a cake. There is an eclectic mix of delectable food vendors along…read moreinside the food court that I will come back and try. There are shops along the strip and a Northgate market anchors the other end of the center. Fun place to do a food adventure. Fast service. Casual. Lots of parking. Please come and create your own adventure.

Not what I thought it would be Food Sean very old and not freash at all I don't ever go back to…read morethat place.

This was really just the entrance to the tiki bar for us in the beginning, but we also ended up at…read morethe arcade up stairs. If I lived in the new apartments surrounding this space I would be here all the time. A few food spots and a couple bars, plus open seating and parking.

McFadden Public Market is a hole in the wall place that houses two functioning restaurants on the…read morebottom floor that share the same kitchen space - Mongiello Pizza and Wings as well as Tacompadre Mexican restaurant. When you arrive you will notice it is mostly deserted but don't let that deter you from trying both of these great restaurants. Additionally if you walk further and turn to your left you will see two pinball machine games and an old school Pac-Man arcade game. Definitely recommend this place for anyone looking for good food, short lines and space for the kids to run around as well as outdoor seating

Been going here for over 10 years now, seen several restaurants come and go, remodel, update their…read moremenu's, and renovate the seating area. It honestly depends on the taste whether you like the restaurants there or not. Seems they are trying to attract a higher clientele and kicking out the mom and pop or owner owned franchises by raising the rent to a place they can't afford it. The most recent one is Hawaiian Gardens, and honestly, I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did. Overall though, the place is fairly clean for a food court. Even when the place is packed and you have to hunt for a place to sit, it's never been overly dirty. Restroom as nearby the seating area (currently a Spicy Indian Restaurant, or as I call it, the location of doom as nothing seems to ever succeed in that location). If you do hit this place, take the escalator downstairs to see if Wetzel's Pretzels is handing out free samples of their cinnamon bites. YUMMY!

Have not eaten at a food court in any mall anywhere for ions…read more.. After eating here, I asked myself why have I not? I was impressed with two restaurants. The first is the Hawaiian joint - pineapple fried rice comes with your dish and they give you generous portions of fresh tasty chicken. Highly recommend trying this. In fact the place was so good that I came back that evening with my brother and tried another joint: "Mediterranean Grill", aside from the pita bread being a little stale, the food was a 4 out of 5. We both had the #12 Special (a beef kabob-type dish) they were accommodating allowing us to change out the rice for hummus! - Awesome. I would highly recommend these two restaurants the next time you're here. Good, fast food.

Went here on a Saturday for lunch around 12pm. Busy but not really super busy…read more Not as many food spots as I thought there would be since I was expecting rodeo/Long Beach hangar vibes. Lots of tables and chairs though. Jenga, corn hole and some other activities outside. Air hockey inside. It was a bit broken down but still playable. Tip: just park at the dog park and walk over. If not, it's 90 mins free validated. I paid $1.50 for 1 hour and 43 mins, so not sure if it's just $1.50/hr after the 90 mins.

There are a lot of empty spaces. Most of the good places have pulled out. I think their parking…read moresystem is the main reason. You get 90 minutes free with validation. When you enter you go to a kiosk and enter your license number. When you leave the arm will open unless you stayed to long then you have to pay. Its to much of a hassle, I probably won't returnto.

We stumbled upon this accidentally when going to eat at the taco stand. Parking is crazy but once…read morein it's so much fun! It was fun exploring every nook and cranny. We didn't make it into every store, (the japanese bakery line was so long), but just the grounds of this little outdoor mall itself was enough.

So this area is very popular. The stores have changed a bit since I was here the last time…read more However, the worst part is, the parking lot!!! Way too small and there is no nearby parking lot. If I can't find parking, I will leave. It's absolutely ridiculous. The valet parking is also ridiculous for such a small lot. They just want to charge you for parking. Aside from that, it's a fun little are. You never know what you'll find. A few restaurants, a few shops, fun to talk around, only if you can find parking.

1. This shopping area has good food places! 2. The spot has…read morefun busy vibes as it is located in a corporate area and the airport! 3. There are workers who maintain this area! Note: There is a lot of seatings for outdoors!

tl,dr: I've enjoyed numerous businesses here…read more Likes: + I've enjoyed numerous businesses here: Cluck Kitchen, Poke Dot, Starbucks, Mayweather Boxing + Fitness, Mediterrania Grill, Roll-Em-Up Taquitos, and the Carl's Jr. Amazon locker. Thank this plaza for all its convenience! + My friends really like the Jersey Mike's here. + There has always been room for parking in the back. + Conveniently very close to the freeway 405. Non-likes: - Despite the large parking lot, the front section is often crowded during work hours. - In the evening it dies down, but then most of the shops close around 7pm anyway, which isn't super convenient for me.

Nice little shopping center with a wide variety of stores…read more I'm not usually shopping for furniture so I grab lunch at the indoor food court. I used to visit SOCO for the waffle store on the corner or the Shucks Oyster bar. Now the chocolate or red velvet cupcakes from Susiecakes draw me in. Portola Coffee is still the longstanding purveyor of fine caffeinated drinks. We Olive bar has a bevy of beverages. Palm and Patties burgers is a favorite of my foodie coworkers and me. Then we frequent Sunright, the boba tea shop.

This location has lost it's charm. So many stores inside is empty now. Hardly anything inside…read morethis nice location. Sad to see. I hope the places left are able to make it.

I only got to come here once during my trip, and honestly that's one of my biggest regrets. :( I…read morewish I had gone back at least one more time. Tokyo Central really took me back to Japan. The workers were Japanese and everyone I interacted with was super friendly and welcoming. Their sushi, sashimi, and hot foods section were to die for!! They had all kinds of hot meals, skewers, and snacks that you could box up yourself and pay for by the pound. They also had separate sections for onigiri, sashimi, and sushi. I got there a little too early, so I missed out on the onigiri, but the sashimi was incredibly fresh and just melted in my mouth. I also picked up some mochi, and it was sooooo good. It was soft and pillowy instead of being super chewy, and I really wish I had bought more. I can't wait to go back to California just so I can visit Tokyo Central again.

I have been back to this location and they did good on their word to make sure their perishable…read moreproducts arent past the best by or expiration date from the products I checked. This chain differs from their competitor Mitsuwa in that they are more focused on being a grocery store. As such their grocery staples and their bentos are more varied than Mitsuwa. This probably makes up for their lack of food court. They also carry unique seasonal goods that Mitsuwa doesnt and vice versa. Mitsuwa has food courts and temporary traveling specialist vendors which are always exciting. Mitsuwa probably has a wider selection of more specialized goods tho. That said both chains are a great service to our area and will satisfy any Japanese food enthusiast like myself.