First time at this place and I'm seriously impressed. A little upset because I didn't get my spicy…read morepeanut sauce, that they assured me was in the bag. But I'll let it go since the grilled pork banh mi and pork chops over rice was so good. I will definitely stop by again if I'm in the area. I have so many other things I want to try.

Located in a busy shopping center near H-Mart, Dollar Tree, Sweet Frog. Not your typical food hall…read more It's very limited, but they have a few options for pho, noodle dishes, and drinks from Kung Fu. You can order food through the kiosk and drinks from the cashier. I just got a basic milk tea with boba and it wasn't the best. There's some seating. The employee who made my drink was nice. I probably won't ever visit this location again.

Wheaton Mall is your classic, no-frills local mall--and honestly, it does exactly what it needs to…read moredo. They've got all the staples: JCPenneys, Costco, Macy's, Target, H&M, plus smaller stores like Five Below and Bed, Bath and Beyond. The food court is huge and continues to grow, with some older spots being replaced by newer options. I was first introduced to this mall in a pretty unconventional way--at a dance event hosted by Urban Dance Artistry. The space was large enough to host a big crowd and still allow for smaller performance pockets, which showed me how versatile the mall space actually is. As far as cleanliness goes, the mall itself is generally clean and bustling with a very diverse crowd, which I love to see. The only downside? The bathrooms could definitely use some attention. They can be messy and not the freshest-smelling at times. Although I do really like that they have a separate area for kids to wash their hands. I'm not much of a mall shopper these days, and a lot of the stores aren't necessarily places I'd go out of my way for. But as a parent? This place is gold. My son absolutely loves the play area. There's also a paid bounce house spot near it (which he thoroughly enjoyed), and they have the indoor train that rides through the mall--which is basically a core childhood memory waiting to happen. It's also a great spot for teens to meet up at. I love that they have a little photo booth to print out 4 pictures on a strip, very nostalgic vibes. It's also super convenient. The Wheaton train station is right there, but it's also a hub for a lot of buses, making public transit access incredibly easy. On top of that, you've got nearby restaurants, Party City, a grocery store, and plenty of other essentials within walking distance. There's even a CVS Pharmacy nearby. Overall, it's a solid, practical, family-friendly mall. Not luxury, not glamorous--but convenient, affordable, and full of things to do--especially if you have kids. Four stars from me.

Not a good mall. Low-end stores with the exception of macys, Costco and target. Even those stores…read moreare run down and poorly stocked. I'd skip this place. Feels like a mall you'd expect in a 3rd world, not dc Burbs.

I'm going to be honest, I had no idea there was a mall in this highway triangle. I thought the…read morespace between where I-270 and I-495 met had nothing in it. I've only seen the area from the highways that are tree lined. I am quite amazed by how out of touch I was for this area. This mall is quite expansive. The one thing I love about the DMV area is that the malls are still thriving. Not to the point where every single store is filled, but no where near dead mall territory. I had some time to kill before I had to head back home and wanting to pick up some items. Parking here had me. I wasn't sure where would be the best place to park. I ended up in the outdoor lots and didn't even want to mess with the parking structure. As a note, early here means you will encounter a slew of parents with their children in tow. Be careful and mindful in the parking lot as they will be everywhere. The mall had a bit of everything in here. The typical anchors and national chains you would expect to find in a mall. Food court area was jammed with eateries and customers. I opted to not eat here. Would definitely come back. Especially on a lazy day. Good people watching, enough stores to grab whatever you might be thinking of getting, and ample parking.

11.22.25 Love their…read moreholiday decorations which make for great photo opps. Also I appreciate that they have an abundance of seating areas throughout the mall. Unlike my local mall in Howard County, they have nicer, reputable retailers. It is currently my favorite mall in Maryland.

Lunch menu $10 special. Decently priced food otherwise. Authentic Korean food in a casual setting…read more(picnic tables). Seafood jjampong noodles were good but missing a little seafood. Not as chock full as we wanted but we still enjoyed it. The pork katsu lunch portion was a bit small, but it was the lunch special, so it made sense. The curry was good with the rice and we enjoyed the pickles. Only issue is the space is quite large so the A/C wasn't running fully or maybe they were having a cooling issue. It was a bit hot inside due to the heat wave outside. Hopefully the rest of the summer isn't the same.

Place: very spacious, with a lot of indoor seating and also an outdoor area…read more Service: staff was nice- Food: 5/5 I ordered the Soy Garlic Chicken and it was super saucy and hot. Fresh from the kitchen and topped with a lot of garlic. Tasted delicious with white rice. --The menu is large as it has 3 or 4 restaurants using the kitchen so it feels a bit overwhelming. I personally probably would not come back because it's not my vibe but would recommend to anyone craving a quick snack.

I love the concept and the fact there is a nice option in the home of Brentwood. Creative drink…read moremenu. Fair prices and good customer service. There is lots of seating and different food options inside the location. There is an upstairs seating area and small arcade section. Also there is free 2 hr parking in garage on the side of building.

I still enjoy this food Hall for its diversity, ample seating, and events. Some of these events…read moreinclude bingo and trivia alternating on thursdays, live music on Saturdays, and some one-off events. At the moment, there are only three full food vendors in there: Big Fish, Flame & Cones Pizzeria, & La Michoacana. The last one is the only one that has been there for as long as I can remember, the other two are newer, but tasty all around! And I always have a fun time at the bar. Ron is my dude! Always professional, friendly, and we bond over gaming haha. The guava margarita is one of my favorite go-tos. And check their calendar and menu for extended happy hours, Thursday is definitely a time for it! They have very few food vendors right now, but I hope that this isn't a sign of decline. I hope someone else comes in and they continue to do well!

My family had a great lunch at The Common Kitchen! You can travel the world in one dining hall and…read morethere are plenty of vegan options! I love that this food hall has beer and a large variety of vendors. My husband enjoyed a draft beer while I put orders in at three different businesses. We enjoyed vegan peppered steak, tofu banh mi, and samosas. All the vendors had speedy service and I thought the portions were generous for the price points. The bathrooms at Common Kitchen are definitely kid friendly. I was able to use the changing table in the stall for my toddler without any issues. I also appreciate the cleanliness in the bathrooms at the tables. Many food halls look trashed and this place is well maintained. Overall this business is ideal for my husband and I taking my active toddler out to eat. I liked that she had freedom to move around as needed without being in the way of other customers. And with so many vendors there is a meal to match whatever you are craving. We will definitely be back!

This small international food hall is a win for families with young kids and wildly different…read moreopinions. It's compact (read: manageable), casual, and has enough variety that no one has a melt down. Only giving it 3 stars because we didn't try a lot of the places. The layout is cozy and clean. We tried a few spots. The hot dog place was a solid choice--simple, reliable, and exactly what you want when feeding kids who just want food they recognize. The real standout for me was the Haitian pâtés: flaky, flavorful, and worth ordering more than one. I tried the codfish which was way too salty but had a nice kick, and the oxtails. Wish they had the chicken and beef available to try. The only miss for us was the Vietnamese spot, which was a little underwhelming compared to the rest--fine, but the simple things I ordered just didn't land for us. Will definitely try another visit to check out the bar and different vendors who weren't open today. I noticed an Indian food spot and the Trifecta bar that seemed like a chill place to catch up with a friend.

While Union Station is beautiful I cannot really say that for the food court. It is ok. There are a…read morevariety of dining options: the type you would expect from a food court. It felt old and dated but service was ok and it did the job if you are hungry.

If you have a group or kids, the food court is easy. There's enough food they would like from Taco…read moreBell to Chick-fil-a. There are tables you can sit at and sometimes pigeons roam the floor, which kids find fascinating! For better options, go upstairs to find Cava, Chipotle, and Shack Shake.

Glad I stopped by this spot today! I was a little hesitant at first -- food court meals can be hit…read moreor miss, and the place was pretty quiet for a Sunday evening. But I was starving, so I went ahead and ordered the Sashimi Moriwase Donburi and Karaage Curry Donburi from Tamashi & Poki. And wow -- I was surprised! The sashimi bowl was super fresh and came with a generous amount of fish. For $14.99, it was honestly good! The karaage donburi was also delicious and the portion was huge for just $10.95. Please keep the quality and pricing like this -- I'll definitely be back and will be recommending this place to friends!

I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't what the Spot is. Walking up, I was disappointed…read moreto see the place empty and with a closed sign in the window. As I walked past to find a different lunch place, I saw a different door with an open sign in it, and noticed the "big crowd" inside. Popping in, I found four people. One looked to be taking pictures for social media. One was sitting at a table, one at the claw machine, and the last, very bored, at one of the counters. Not a great sign. So, the hall reminds me painfully of a mall food court. There are six ish restaurants along one side, lots of seating on the other, and it's literally otherwise a hall. A bar sits at one side, and that was indeed closed. The restaurants are little more than counters, and all have kiosks. Behind them is their presumably shared kitchen. The restaurants are all fast food style. You can order from any restaurant from any kiosk. I chose the Japanese restaurant Milan, and Gong Cha for boba tea (hi, my name is Joshua, and I'm a bobaholic). Gong Cha was good, Milan was okay, but I'm reviewing the space here. Oh, and one of the restaurants also sells cheap, $7 rings -- also a good sign. I did go to the restroom, and it was slightly terrifying. There's a sign over the urinals thats said "DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING." I am not sure what that meant, but I was careful not to touch any surface in the filthy bathroom. You ever use a restroom and you contemplate whether washing your hands after is a net gain or loss? Gross. After eating, I asked the one staff member where to put my tray, which was a single trash can on the far area. None of the restaurants really impressed me, and they're all chain-like. I can get better food in lots of other places, without the mall kiosk feeling. Like traditional malls, this place is painfully dying.