Had a great experience here, the rice bowls are delicious and huge portions. Wings are crispy and…read morehot, definitely recommend trying the sweet chili sauce. The people are really kind and they answer any questions you may have about the menu. I'll be back to try their loaded fries and mojitos. Love to see another halal food place in Midland. Must stop here if you are visiting the Midland Mall.

Incredibly nice staff & great restaurant for the town! I enjoy the fusion theme & fast casual viberead more

It's done, it's over... I remember my parents driving us to…read morethis mall when I was a kid. Toy stores, hobby shops, arcade. The 1990's reinvention of updates and food courts. It's a ghost town, unsustainable in its current form. The land is worth more that than the business that occupy it. "Food court" had 2 places to eat, only 1 was open and neither were a popular chain. I remembered it being packed full of people, you'd have to zig and zag to avoid them. Now you have to try really hard just to find someone who isn't working at the "mall". Just visit for morbid curiosity.

Just fill your tank and drive to Birch Run. My parents and I went there and the mall has like 10…read moreopened stores and they all either have terrible options or smell like weed or both (mostly just the first though). Also the lady at the Auntie Anne's said they didn't even serve pepperoni pretzels (the stand was dead and it was the afternoon, which means there was no reason for there to be stock issues and also sums up the mall in general, especially because we went on a Saturday) which makes literally no sense because they had stickers for pepperoni bites on the display. Why would you not be able to stick a couple slices of that pepperoni on a pretzel at the very least? Genesee Valley Mall level garbage except surrounded with stores that are just as bad when it comes to options.

There was a small mall in the other part of town during the 1980s (and beyond) with a Kmart . I…read moreremember when they finished building this NEW mall in the early 1990s it killed this smaller mall which I liked. So everyone flocked to this Uber cool mall during the 90s , as did I visiting an arcade in there called Pocket Change. For YEARS I saved all my redemption tickets to get an awesome prize at this arcade. Finally sometime in the late 1990s I brought in my stack of saved tickets to cash in my bonanza . My heart sank as I walked up to Pocket Change to see the neon sign off and the gate closed. It went out of business. And so I have no pity on this now dying mall which killed the older mall...oh, the butter sweet irony. What goes around comes around, it's your turn Bay City Towne Center. No longer the new kid on the block but a hasbeen. And yes, in case you're wondering, I still have those thousands of uncashed Pocket Change game tickets somewhere.

The mall reminds me of the old Hampton mall that looked like a ghost town before it was shut down…read more It also reminds me of the Summit Place in Waterford before it closed. There is very little activity going on in the mall. The one thing they have going for them is that the mall is pretty much full of stores despite the lack of customers. I don't imagine the mall is going to be open in ten years if they don't think of something quick. I think the movie theater will keep it alive for now.

Amazing food options! Plenty of seating and accommodations. Overall a great place to be!read more

We have visited Lansing Shuffle several times. Each time we have enjoyed the atmosphere, options,…read moreand prices. On this particular instance we attended a "roadtrip" event. For a cover charge you got to sample nice sized portions from each location. The MC was hilarious, the DJ fantastic, it was open to everyone. It was an all around good time! The parking can be a major annoyance but once you find a space it's worth it! I do wish that there were table wipes readily available since the tables turn over so quickly but don't always get wiped down between patrons.

If you think something is Hidien at the Meridien, you're wrong. I've searched this food court…read moreextensively. What you see is what you get. And what you get is often what you see, since a lot of the menu boards here have pictures. This is a big round food court (like the big round people that spend a lot of time in food courts perhaps) and you'll end up being round if you eat here too much. It has some pretty typical options, a few chains mixed in with some little local places serving standard fare. It's not bad but the bubble tea shop in here is pretty bad even though they are friendly. But if you coming here for dinner or lunch, then you have plenty of options and some of them are pretty good. It has a cute circular shape. Much like my testic....oh is that the time.

My service from Tyler N. at Hollister was amazing. He was a great cashier and even helped me…read morerealize the item I was buying was on sale.

I am still a lover of Malls. Somerset certainly makes you fall in love with malls over and over…read moreagain! What a treat to visit here. So aesthetically pleasing, bright, contemporary architecture and so many gorgeous designs and details. The retail make up changes to meet the needs of current trends. The variety of stores provides something to meet many interests. The anchor stores, I appreciate them! Old school mall elegance. This is truly a delightful destination.

First time here Labor Day weekend hoping to catch some sales....not much going on. It's annoying to…read morego to an outlet store just to have the same price as the regular store or online. They have the typical outlet stores like Coach, Old Navy, etc. but they do have a Pottery Barn. We walked in, not very busy and literally NOT ONE EMPLOYEE ACKNOWLEDGED US or even said "hi" despite us walking right in front of them. They seemed to have some decent prices, but items I liked were too big to take home on the plane :-) I was surprised they had a Goodwill next door....full of really cool Halloween items....the best items were big animated figures for $299....little pricey for something they received for free, but that is typical goodwill. Clothing and household section was small in my opinion. I was looking forward to the Lululemon store, but not too impressed with the prices. Most prices are the same as the online prices "We Made Too Much." I came back after the Labor Day weekend thinking maybe they might have different deals....NOPE. Same stuff and same prices. I have to say, the employees here were not friendly here either so maybe it is a Michigan thing? Not the most impressive outlet, but if you like outlet shopping....maybe you might get better deals...ya never know :-)

I'd like to see the stores be open till 9pm like they used to!! I didn't realize they closed so…read moreearly at 7pm!! It's a long drive they should advertise they close early!!

I'm going to get the Lansing Mall four star review. There are only a dozen stores inthe mall now,…read moreBarnes & Noble and Dunham's sporting goods, and Regal Movie Theaters seem to be the anchor stores now. The food court is open, with a couple of businesses. I actually go up to the mall to walk for exercise, however, this is a really nice place as the atmosphere is inviting,relaxing,somewhat quiet.

I went to this mall a lot when I was younger, my Mom and I used to hit the Hot Topic, food court,…read moreand multiple other stores back in the day. Sadly though the Mall is a shell of its self from back then, multiple stores there are either closed permanently or just simply are forced to close for a small amount of time due to low amount of workers. Obviously the people who own said stores aren't at fault, but it's always sad to see places from your childhood begin to disappear.