Terrible place, the property managers are a joke that don't care how to properly take care of the…read moreplace and don't realize all the homelessness around the property. Bad enough they think it's a bright idea to have a Recycling plant in the very back no wonder they keep having homeless activity every morning there smh can't even get a coffee at Better Buzz without seeing a homeless dude walking nearby. The property owners should be ashamed. If you want to have a peace of mind and not worry about a broken window on your vehicle I'd shop at a much better establishment that's more clean and upkept right. Don't waste your time or money here. Don't get me started on the night workers there by chipotle or Wingstop as well they seem to have a huge Ego problem as do most of the employees there.

My first visit here was for their Halloween event which was so well organized and completely free!…read more There was a train ride, face painting, live reptile corner, craft station, raffle and costume contest. They had a DJ playing spooky tunes. They also had trick or treating around the shops in the strip. The staff were dressed in costumes and were very helpful. Great event and great idea to get people to check out the mall.

Target customer service people are very friendly very helpful It was neat clean organized.read more

Got my car towed due to one time overnight parking near aspects apartments cuz my garage key wasn't…read moreworking. No warnings wasn't parked any where near a sign that suggested Tows or Tickets. Straight up just towed me with no warning. The fee was 700 and they don't even respond to calls. I wasn't even parked anywhere near a vehicle or near customer parking so my car wasn't even bothering them or anything due to customers. Literally didn't even know they owned that part of the parking... Thought it was owned by aspects. Just straight up towed me for the love of the game. Didn't know homeless people, thugs, and drugs allowed and seen regularly there but not a single velicle that doesn't affect them at all. please get your priorities straight and maybe focus on business or safety a bit more I can tell you guys need it pretty badly.

From the environs of the corner of Imperial Highway and Beach Boulevard to the environs of the…read morecorner of Imperial Highway and Idaho Street, there are least six (and possibly seven) large strip malls. In today's commercial-real-estate parlance, at least four of those strip malls can be considered power centers. Westridge Plaza lies at the southeast corner of the intersection of Imperial Highway and Beach Boulevard. It's the strip mall in the area that extends the farthest south. It's neither the newest nor the oldest of the strip malls, but it has steadily grown from that random place with a Staples and a Sam's Club to quite the destination for (mostly) big-chain shopping. As its popularity has grown, so has the traffic turning south from Imperial onto Beach and then immediately getting into the first of two left-turn lanes to enter the large parking lot. If you're already headed south on Beach Boulevard, the fastest (though not the most efficient) way to get to Westridge Plaza is to turn left onto Imperial from the second left-turn lane and then immediately right into the easy-to-miss driveway that goes in front of Staples. Do not turn in to the Chevron station. Although it's technically within Westridge Plaza, there is absolutely no access from its apron into the parking lot. As with most strip malls these days, the large anchor stores are farthest from the street, while the smaller stores are located in unconnected buildings dispersed throughout the parking lot. There are quite a few different restaurants. Most of them are chains, but some of them are local small businesses. When you consider all six (or seven) strip malls in the area, there's a surprisingly wide variety of food available even though the vast majority of retail square footage is dedicated to big-box stores. I mainly come here to use Wescom Credit Union's ATMs, but if both of those are occupied (which happens more often than one would think) I can easily use a SchoolsFirst Credit Union ATM in the same building. In fact, that one building also has a (for-profit) bank, so it's ATM central. The driving lanes in the parking lot are needlessly confusing. Because the frontages of the big-box stores run along an angle, they couldn't have maintained a parallel grid for all the parking spots, but their "solution" of aligning each individual building's parking spots with it causes all kinds of problems, as the five or six separate alignments intersect in all kinds of strange configurations, and people drive really fast through the lanes. Especially near the northern end of the parking lot, be very careful that the lane you're using actually allows you easy access to the building you're trying to get to; there are hedges and curbs that makes being physically close to a given building a totally different thing from being "driving close" to that same building. There's enough parking that you'll always find a spot, but it might not be super close to where you're going, especially around the holidays.

The shopping center is great! There are so many big name stores in just one parking lot that you…read moredon't have to drive all over town & can get everything you need in one visit. They have Walmart, Lowe's, Sam's Club, Bed, Bath & Beyond plus dozens of food places to eat and even a Sam's Club gas station. With that being said the parking lot was a nightmare! I was there around 2 o'clock and the parking lot was packed. People are all looking for a (close) parking spot and not really paying attention so it was a bit stressful but once I found a spot I was able to shop in three different stores before having to move my car to another spot. I love the shopping center and will definitely continue shopping there

Years ago, If I told anyone that I was Korean, most of them wouldn't know what country I was from…read more These days, if I tell them my nationality, I get one of three possible responses. 1. Are you North Korean? 2. Isn't that where Gangnam Style comes from? 3. I love Korean BBQ! SIGH... I've mentioned this before, but Buena Park (and the borders of Fullerton) is now the official new Koreatown of Orange County. Formerly, the title was held by Garden Grove, which still has a solid population, but now it appears as though there are more Koreans here than anywhere else. K-town in LA will always be ground zero, but if we could bring some of the comforts closer South without the traffic and congestion, wouldn't you want to save 45 minutes of driving time? Simply put, we're here to stay folks and we're taking over. The Village Circle on Beach (aka Koreatown Plaza) is now the central hub where people flock to for their spending needs. It's a 74,000 square foot retail shopping center located on the former Big Tee Golf Center, next to the Beach & La Mirada Car Wash. It consists of 7 individual buildings, including patio areas for your dining needs. The main anchor will be the Korean supermarket, H-Mart. Other businesses include: - Daiso Japan - Open Bank - 85C Bakery & Cafe - Dami Sushi & Izakaya - Súp Noodle Bar - Meken - Kang Hodong Baekjeong Korean BBQ - Louis Castel - The Face Shop - Spoonful Yogurt Cafe - Hong Kong Banjum 0410 (Paik's Noodle) Hoping that 2014 will bring you and yours, the very best. HAPPY NEW YEAR!

I waited for this place to open for the longest time... Very impressed!! Fish was fresh,…read morepresentation of food was excellent and most of all the wait staff could not have been more charming! One advice for 1st timers... Have their raw oysters during happy hour, only $1.00 each! U won't be disappointed!

This is a decent sized shopping center…read more There is plenty to do in this area of town. One of our favorite sushi places is located here. We also, like the boba spot at the Fullerton Metrocenter too. We will grab sushi and boba right after. And then run to Target for whatever things we need. It's a perfect day lol The parking can get a little crowded. Sometimes there's lines for the fast-food spots, that spill over into the driving path. That is a little frustrating at times. I wish the parking lot was bigger, to allow people to get around easier. That won't stop us from coming here though lol The Fullerton Metrocenter offers some good value places. There is an all-you-can-eat sushi place, a buffet spot, boba, drive-thru options and shopping.

05/24/2025 This is a big shopping center with some of the…read moreaisles are one way. So please be careful and go in the correct direction. I was heading to try Kawaii Boba which is next to Flaming Buffet. After, we went to 5.11+ Tactical Outdoor store. Please yield to pedestrians and thank you those who are slowly moving and not zipping through.

I'm just happy there's still a mall that exists in north county. I've been to the Brea Mall for…read moreover two decades. It was still the best in its era back then, but it's still a reliable and good mall today. My latest visit was actually to Macy's, but decided to give the mall for a run. The major department stores are still there, with the Macy's, JcPenney, and Nordstrom. There's also some of the original shops like LUSH, Abercrombie (though they've moved around a few times), Bath and Body, Hot Topic, etc. There's some new jewelry places and some other trinket stores. I saw something like build your own slime for like 30 bucks...what is that?! But yeah, a lot more boutique and random shops here and there. Parking lot is still packed like always, so people still enjoy coming here.

So many improvements here! Simon's Brea Mall has valet service located south of Nordstrom and…read morePottery Barn (across from North Italia). Kura sushi bar has a fresh new look (frontage). And just below is the "reimagined"'play place with an airy aesthetic and seats for parents to watch the progression of play. A long time local favorite that has returned is Williams Sonoma (cooking classes every Sunday) which just opened this April. Rivian also has found a home at the Brea Mall. Elevators are in place and working at west garage by Lifetime Gym--open and offers many amenities. Pools are really something to experience. Some newly opened restaurants are: Kalbi Social Club, North Italia, Pacific Catch (see specials menu). The Melt & Din Tai Fung are open. At our last visit, North Italia was at capacity. There is a waiting list for Din Tai Fung and reservations are recommended.

Multiple wonderful stores and food places here in the Palm Center, including a Starbucks,…read moreAlbertson's, and Sav-On drugs drugstore. What is very nice about this shopping center is that the parking lot has multiple points of entry on North Tustin Avenue as well as the easy to navigate in as well as out driveway on East Collins. Super close by. If you have a hard time exiting back out onto Tustin Ave because of the time of day and traffic (you know how it can get!), then just select to turn left from the East Collins side exit, and bop up to the traffic light. You can easily turn left or right onto Tustin Aven from there. Easy peasy.

Convenient strip mall with ethnic food restaurants and a vape shop as the main businesses.read more