Not the prettiest food court, but they have a decent selection of food choices. Was my first time…read morehere so didn't get a chance to try everything. Plenty of seating and apparently they have karaoke nights on the weekend. Plenty of parking since it's located in a shopping center. Tried one of the food places near the back. I think the name is as Luk Phat Ky. We got their fried catfish, fried squid, and crispy pork belly. Order at the counter and they give you a number to place at your table. Food is then brought to the table. Everything was fresh and hot. My favorite dish was the fried catfish that came with rice paper, lettuce, and cilantro / you turn it into a wrap. Fish was nice and crispy and good flavor. I'd stop by again if I'm in the area, but wouldn't necessarily made a trip just to come here.

This place is located in the Korean street of Garden Grove. It's basically a big warehouse of…read moreVietnamese food and items with unlimited karaoke. You can park wherever in the plaza. I was quite delighted. It was my second time visiting this food hall. My first time visiting was during their grand opening, so it's been quite a few years. The owner, whose face is plastered within the front of the building, was walking around in a nice suit. My delight stems from the cultural representation; it looks like the streets of Vietnam inside. Food stalls and restaurants are within the perimeter of the this place. They have bamboo seating that look like the historical periods of Vietnam, too. They have a mimic food cart, which is awesome! As other reviews have mentioned, don't expect quality service or superb food. As amazing as the concept is, they aren't as organized and the service isn't the best. We had ordered a fried fish which came with banh Trang and fresh veggies. Their veggies weren't fresh, wilted, and mushy. Their fish actually gave me bowel problems. We waited about 30 minutes for their fresh fish, too. Again, love the concept, not the food and service.

I love shopping at this H Mart! This place is huge. possibly the biggest Korean supermarket in…read moreOrange County. They have a great selection of Korean products, along with lots of Japanese, chinese and other asian food as well. They carry so many things so it's easy to spend a long time browsing. The store is spacious, clean, well organized, and always well stocked. I also love the music they play--it makes shopping more enjoyable.

**Extremely Disappointing Customer Service Experience at H Mart Westminster**…read more I am extremely disappointed with the way my complaint was handled by the H Mart Westminster store. At approximately **5:47 PM** on July 8, I called the store regarding a leaking kimchi jar I had purchased. Instead of helping resolve what should have been a straightforward defective product issue, the employee I spoke with became argumentative and repeatedly focused only on the store's 24-hour return policy. His tone was rude, dismissive, and unhelpful throughout the conversation. I explained that I was not calling to argue and requested to speak with a manager. I was transferred to the manager on duty, but instead of listening to my concern, he stated that I had "already been given the answer." When I asked for his name and requested that my complaint be escalated, he refused to identify himself and abruptly ended the call. I immediately called the store back because I still wanted to resolve the issue professionally. The same manager again stated that I had "already been given the answer." Before I could obtain his name or discuss escalation, he ended the call a second time. My concern is no longer only about the leaking product. It is about how customers are treated when they request assistance. Customers should not be dismissed, prevented from documenting a complaint, or have calls terminated twice when they are calmly requesting escalation. I hope H Mart corporate reviews the phone records, identifies the employees involved, and addresses this situation appropriately. A defective product can happen, but the way a customer is treated when seeking help is what determines whether they feel respected. This experience was extremely disappointing and far below the level of customer service I expected from H Mart.

I love The Source! The multi-level parking garage that's directly connected to the shopping center…read moreis super convenient. It makes it easy to visit, even when it's busy. The variety of dining options is my favorite thing about this mall. There are so many Korean restaurants to choose from ranging from Korean fried chicken to KBBQ to seafood to pochas, and even a food court! Throughout the mall there are plenty of drink spots and dessert cafés. I honestly haven't even had the chance to try every restaurant yet because there are so many options. Beyond the food, I also enjoy browsing the small independent shops throughout the mall. There are many Korean beauty stores, home goods, K-pop merch, clothing boutiques, and other unique stores that are fun to explore. Whether you're stopping by for a meal or spending a few hours shopping, The Source is a great place to visit!

There were no maps around the mall to help locate stores or to orient yourself…read more Lots of empty spots inside. And lots of the store that were occupied had very high prices for their products. Overall minimal variety in the selection for shopping. Quite disappointed by the options.

This is a pretty big food hub at California Adventure in Anaheim. They have beer, margaritas,…read moreMexican food, Asian fusion and bread bowls (with soup and mac n cheese). You cross the giant bridge to enter the path. You know, kind of like Dorthy following the Yellow Brick Road. lol There's plenty of tables and seating in this are. There is a decent amount of shade nearby. And if you keep walking down, there's chocolate and a bread factory- yum! :)

This is the food court at California Adventure Park. It's right next to Paradise Pier. You need to…read morecross a bridge to get to it. It contains Pacific Wharf Cafe, Cocina Cuamonga, and Lucky Fortune Cookery. It also has various food carts. The main attraction at Pacific Wharf is The Bakery Tour hosted by Boudin Bakery. You can watch as bakers make fresh sourdough bread. They use it for the soup bowl at Pacific Wharf Cafe. This place is also home to Alfresco Testing Terrace featuring Disney Family of Wines' and appetizers. Also, at the Pacific Wharf is the Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop. You can get many types of chocolate and ice cream.

This is a nice food hall that has many food options including Nice Guys which is a Vegan burger…read morejoint. They even have a bar. I got a cold beverage from the tea joint but got my food from HiroNori a couple doors down. They have lots of seating which was nice with our large group. The only bad thing is the small parking lot.

Small but friendly choice of different food vendors of different cuisines + ample seating! I got…read morethe onigiri balls this time around which I really enjoyed!

Definitely a fan of SteelCraft locations, this is my 2nd as we tend to end up a the one in Long…read moreBeach a few times a year. The layout feels familiar but very much unique. Love their wide open dining space, kids area and even dance floor. Restrooms require a code, but you can get them from any of the restaurants/long-standing vendors. Food variety is perfect with awesome eats at Tacos Arandas (veggie friendly), Barrio (our friend Sid's favorite), Un Rinconcito Argentino (an instant hit with my Argentinian), Pana's Cafe, Panda Sal's, ChocoFaberries, Off Duty Beer + Wine and others. They even have a full arcade and ample parking in back. Service is top tier. Even the employees who help keep SteelCraft thriving are personable. Family friendly, friend group friendly, pet friendly and very welcoming of everyone. Definitely making Downtown Bellflower even more of a hub. Free Wifi. Free Parking, including street parking with no restrictions after 6pm. Live Music on certain days as well as events. Open at 7am daily at the corner of Bellflower Blvd/Oak Street. Closing hours vary, though go until 11pm Friday - Saturday, and until 9 or 10 pm on other nights. Hope to see a couple more of these in Greater LA especially in big hub areas like the San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley and/or DTLA in the future.

Nice little area in downtown Bellflower. This is similar to the one in Long Beach, Bixby Knolls…read morearea. It's nice that parking is accessible in the front on Bellflower Blvd. and in the back parking lots. There are areas where you can sit on stools or on picnic benches. Also several corners where there's shaded trees and a swing bench. It's nice to have the eating area in the middle of the courtyard, but I really don't like the dirt area. But I get that it's probably easier for spills to be soaked up so people don't slip and it's less maintenance. If you're a fur-parent don't worry, there's even a couple bowls from which your pet can get fresh water from their drinking fountain. Or just bring your own bowl and fill it up at the water station. It's really a pet friendly place. We brought our Shih Tzu along and saw another dog sitting on the bench. Food choices are good, you can enjoy a beer and burger, tacos, Filipino/Korean fusion, Coffee, Boba, Argentinian food. There's also a big screen which they televise sports games. Price wise it's about $15-$20 per person for a complete meal.

It's the Year of the Horse, and this place has once again proved that this place is appropriate for…read moreenjoying the nightlife. This place sells Lunar New Year-related stuff, such as red envelopes, traditional plants, Vietnamese food, toys, and so much more. This place sells varieties of Pandan desserts during the nightlife. I saw a Pandan dessert that looks like an Indonesian pancake dessert. There's also ube waffles. This place also sells a variety of Vietnamese cuisine, potato meals, and so much more. There's even sugarcane juice offered from a food truck. There's fruit ice cream that is viral on TikTok. There are so much Asian desserts sold here.

Went to the Lunar New Year Flower Festival & Night Market in Little Saigon with my husband on Feb…read more 5, 2026. This is probably the closest place for us to get that Lunar New Year vibe but since we're very familiar with the area, we pretty much finished one lap and then decided to head elsewhere for food. For anyone interested, here are the details: **23rd Annual Lunar New Year Flower Festival** Asian Garden Mall 9200 Bolsa Ave, Westminster, CA 92683 Dates: 1/29 - 2/15/2026 Flower market vendors: Daily 10AM - 10PM (Located at the main plaza right in front of Asian Garden Mall) Food night market vendors: Thursday-Sunday only, 6PM - 10PM (The food stalls are on the left side as you face the mall) Just a heads-up: the flower market itself is actually pretty small. You can walk through it in one short loop. Vendors sell flowers, red envelopes, Lunar New Year decorations, couplets, hanging ornaments, firecrackers, and some traditional Vietnamese outfits. If you're coming specifically for a big flower market, it's good to manage expectations because it's quite limited. On the left side, there's a short row of food stalls offering grilled meats, seafood, Vietnamese spring rolls, fried snacks, sugarcane juice, steamed corn, grilled corn, and more. The selection is fairly diverse. Since there are regular storefronts right across from the stalls, the area feels lively at night, with temporary tables and chairs set up- definitely has that night market vibe. Most food vendors (like 9 out of 10) don't list prices, so you'll need to ask and they're cash only. If you're expecting a huge flower festival or cheap night market food, you might feel a bit disappointed. Prices are on the higher side, more like special event pricing. That said, it's a once-a-year festive atmosphere, so if you're already there, might as well enjoy it and not overthink the cost. At night, you'll see lots of Vietnamese families coming out together to eat, and there were even aunties and uncles singing and dancing in front of the mall. It was pretty fun to watch. Parking gets very crowded in the evening and can be tough, so street parking nearby and walking over might be easier. The mall itself closes around 7PM, but if you come earlier, it's actually worth spending some time inside. The second floor is split pretty evenly- half of it is clothing shops, and the other half is jewelry stores selling diamonds and gold. I even had my engagement ring resized here before, and the pricing was very reasonable. There's also a food court on the first floor, so if the night market food doesn't appeal to you, you can eat inside the mall, walk across to the Seafood Palace plaza, or head a bit further toward the plaza nearby T & K Supermarket for more dining options.

Located a couple blocks from Disneyland. They offer a bunch of options from salads, Americanized…read moreChinese food, flat breads, etc. There are two kiosk to order from. We sat outside to dine. They brought the food to us. My husband did get a handful of mosquito bites while dining outside. Inside is small but there are a couple tables. Outside is more spacious but can be more comfy. They share the hotel restroom. You need to get the key from them.

Oasis Food Hall is a hybrid ghost kitchen (one kitchen prepares all food) + food court located near…read moreDisneyland. The food court is attached to the Desert Palms Hotel and customers place their orders via two self-serve kiosks. [Parking]: I asked the hotel receptionist and he said visitors can park at either the underground garage or the lot behind the hotel for few hours (no overnight parking). [Atmosphere]: Both indoor and outdoor tables are available so customers can sit down & enjoy their food. [Options]: All brands are operated by CAMO Eats which include Lime St. (Salads & Plates), Smashed & Saucey (Burgers & Melts), Rice, Meet Noodle (Chinese), Mexa Boca (Mexican), Fork & Figs (Mediterranean), CAMO Pizza Co. (Artisanal Flatbreads), Roosterville (Fried Chicken), Mixtape Nachos (Loaded Nachos), and Mighty Bitey (Kids Menu). *** Baja Shrimp Bowl (Marinated shrimp, cabbage slaw, Baja sauce, cilantro, queso fresco, avocado, pico de gallo on a base of cilantro lime rice and braised black beans, served with tortilla chips and Pico de Gallo - Grilled Shrimp option, $21.00): Not exactly cheap for a Baja shrimp bowl (Disneyland price), but the bowl tasted surprisingly decent with a good Baja sauce. *** This is NOT the spot to come for a full scale food hall experience. Think of this food court as a nice pit stop for restaurant-quality food before visiting Disneyland. P.S. - The food court is not reserved to hotel guests only & anyone can walk-in.