The H Mart in Paramus is pretty tight on space and quite small, but I was surprised they managed to…read morefit in a small food court. I tried a quick bite of their stir-fried udon. It was decent if you're hungry, but nothing special that I'd go back for. Convenient if you're in a hurry.

This is a great alternative to a mall food court. There are…read morearound five places to order from in the market. The hot stone bibimbap and croffle were delicious. Makes me want to try what they have at the American Dream H Mart food court.

It's so busy there on a Saturday, especially when the circus it's in town ! Parking is really…read moredifficult in the afternoon !!! It's easy to get lost there, but what great exercise walking asking this mall!

I'll start with the good things . There is where to park…read moreand the food court is very good . The only thing is pricing has went up so high in the last 2-3 years . Can't blame , everything goes up

Quick service. You can pick rice or noodles with 3 sides. Shrimp is extra $1.5. Good Chinese food…read more I like their chicken. It's located in GSP food court. Lots seats and tables. Cleaning crew comes around pretty often. It's a very busy location.

Legit Chinese/Taiwainese noodle soup at the mall? For real? YES, FOR REAL…read more Having lived in NYC for many decades, I was very spoiled by my seemingly "next door" access to authentic Chinese/Taiwanese food and, more specifically, noodle soups. On those cold, wintry days, it was my go-to entree and not much can substitute for those hot, tasty broths, noodles and meats. Anyway, for the size of this state, possibly the best Chinese noodle soup served in town might very well be at the mall! Yes, it's going to be a dollar or two overpriced, but beggars absolutely cannot be choosers. Most customers at the mall come here really just for the Americanized Chinese food that is generously served here in gargantuan, fully packed takeout boxes - fried rice, noodles, orange chicken, kung pao chicken, chicken w/ broccoli, barbecue chicken, General Tso's chicken, etc., etc., etc. However, no offense to Yong Kang Street, but, I wasn't here for any of that greasy food because, honestly, you can get that ANYWHERE. We ended up ordering the Roast Duck Noodle Soup and Wonton Noodle Soup, both of which were actually made to order as I watched the lady put the super duper hot bowl together. The bowl was actually so hot that even 1.5 hours after I got home, the soupy bowl was still piping hot! Anyhow, the noodle soup was surprisingly delicious. The noodles were a bit soft, but the broth was very flavorful without being overly salty. There was some Chinese Broccoli and chopped up scallions in the noodle soups and they really added to the flavor of the entree. The meats were also very good. As we were eating, my question was - where does this place find their duck?!? Because it was pretty good duck meat. We also loved their pork wontons as well. Typically, the wontons served with noodle soups are made with pork and shrimp, but it was just pork here...and, well, it worked! The wontons were very delicious and well put together. Never would I have thought a small mall vendor would serve some of the best noodle soup in the area, but Yong Kang does. Goes to show you that you never know where good food might be hiding, so always give new places a try. As for us, we DEFINITELY found our new noodle soup go to spot.

3.5; The days when malls had a prominent place in your shopping experience have diminished…read moreconsiderably and this is one the malls that has taken victim. While many mainstay stores have left, they have a few stores still that could make it worth a visit: uniglo, stew Leonard's, LL Bean, etc. The food court upstairs has far fewer options now. The one thing I've always liked about this mall was that it was easy to navigate and hard to get lost in, unlike its sister the Garden State Plaza mall. Plus parking is super easy in comparison as well because of far fewer patrons. Management also seems to have kept up with the mall's maintenance and decor even with fewer tenants. No tax on most clothes and shoes in NJ so that's always a plus! You won't likely find everything you need here but if that's not an issue, not a bad mall at all.

Thanksgiving weekend, busiest I have ever seen in this mall. It's great. I never know how they…read moresurvive with only a small amount of customers. Not a big selections in the mall but it's enough for me: VS, Uniqlo, Old Navy etc. Chick Flia and food court upstairs.

OK Cuban food that fills one up with ease…read more Considering it's 2024, their lunch prices were relatively inexpensive at $5-$9 for an entree served with rice, beans and maduros. We ordered the Beef Stew entree and Chicken Legs with Steamed Broccoli and there was nothing really spectacular about the entrees, but we DEFINITELY got our money's worth with the size of them. As expected, the Beef Stew was a bit on the drier side, but there was A LOT of rice and beans in the dish. Unfortunately, there weren't enough maduros. As for the Chicken Legs with Steamed Broccoli, it was as bland as it sounds. The broccoli had some vinegar on it, thankfully, so it gave it some flavor, although my wife wasn't a fan of it. For mall food, it's decent, especially since Paramus Park lacks a diverse selection of vendors these days in the food court.

My coworker and I have grabbed lunch at Cuban Eddie's inside the Paramus Park Mall a couple of…read moretimes already. She's been to other Cuban Eddie's locations and likes their food, so she'd been been keeping an eye on CE station at the food court weeks leading up to its opening this year. I haven't been to the other locations but have had Cuban food before. So we haven't tried out all of the menu items, but from what we've ordered so far, Cuban Eddie's is pretty good - especially for operating out of a food court station. I liked the pork chops over rice and beans the best from the main entrees I've ordered. Most main entrees I liked, but I thought the ribs were a little dry for me (it's dry rub and then they give you garlic sauce and bbq sauce in little containers). The main entrees are a good deal for lunch in terms of quantity you get and price you pay. I'll always have a leftover portion for later. The guys working behind the counter are friendly, too, and are patient when you're ordering. The food station gets people ordering in-person and also door dash deliverers, so from what I've seen, they are good with line control.

Amazing concept! So…read morefar I have tried four of the food vendors and they just get better and better. The atmosphere is very family friendly and there's plenty of seating, space and WiFi. My personal favorites here are Eemas Cuisine and Cafe Anello / Sogno Coffee. This is a great alternative to a cramped cafe if you need to get work done. There's large table spaces, good internet connection and a cafe. I've been using this space as a work space since opening and everyone is super friendly. If you're shopping, the Jersey City oddities market has a pop up boutique here with a bunch of really curious items, as well as Spura Home, and For Ari For You Jewelry. Definitely worth checking out or hosting a meet up here!

This place has to be one of the best things that have happened at the Garden State Plaza. If you…read moreare a small business supporter, this is the perfect spot for you. They have a handful of pop up food vendors, makers, and art...yes, art work from the Jersey City Arts Council. They have a bunch of tables and FREE WIFI! If you work from home or have a mobile office, come and check this place out. You can eat, work, shop, and eat some more. The best part is that its not in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the mall. It's separate from the food court and honestly with better food and service. These vendors don't have actual restaurants and this is their chance to show off what makes them special which usually means prime customer service and high quality food. This is a great spot for meet ups, first dates, play dates, and everything in between. I've been here a few times since they opened in April. I think I've tried everything so far: Hawaiian, Filipino, Japanese, Italian, Jamaican, and THEE MOST AMAZING BROWNIES that I've ever had. The Hawaiian & Filipino and Japanese vendors offer vegetarian and vegan options...another point! I've attached some pictures for you drooling pleasure. They are open Thursday - Saturday from 12PM to 8PM. Unfortunately, this is a pop up market, which means they won't be here forever. In fact, this market is only here until June 30th. So try and make it over - IT'S TOTALLY WORTH IT! Location: On the bottom floor next to Tiffany & Co and Gucci by the Garage B valet entrance and the concierge desk.

My Jimmy Choo Nightmare -- A Cautionary Tale I splurged over…read more$700 on a pair of Jimmy Choo sandals. Seven hundred dollars. For that kind of money, you'd expect exceptional quality, right? Wrong. I wore them exactly ONE time, and the sole was already worn down. One wear. Let that sink in. So I called their customer service, and that's where the real nightmare began. For two months -- TWO MONTHS -- they gave me the runaround. They refused to replace the shoes. They refused a refund. Eventually, after endless calls and emails, they graciously agreed to repair them for free -- even though at first they wanted to charge me for the repair of their own defective product. Then they handed the shoes off to UPS... and UPS lost them. For a month. After yet another month of back and forth, the shoes were finally repaired and returned. And the cherry on top? Their idea of compensation for this entire ordeal was -- wait for it -- a whopping 10% discount on my next purchase. My next purchase?! There will be no next purchase. Ever. Let me be clear: I paid luxury prices and received dollar-store customer service. Months of my time wasted, zero accountability, and an insultingly small discount as a "sorry." Shame on you, Jimmy Choo. Your customer service is an absolute disgrace. If this is how you treat the people who spend hundreds of dollars on your brand, you don't deserve a single one of them. Save your money, friends. #JimmyChoo #NeverAgain #WorthCustomerService #LuxuryFail #ShameOnYou #CustomerServiceNightmare

The Shops at Riversides provide mostly high ends brands in the mall. Pottery Barn, Jimmy Choo, LV…read moreetc. The price range is on the higher end. There are also many restaurants like Cheesecake Factory and True Food Kitchen. There's a ramen store coming in soon. In addition, you can enjoy some entertainment like AMC in the mall. Barnes and Nobles is another great place to visit for books and small items. Overall a great place to hang out for an afternoon or weekends. The staff are nice. It's very clean and spacious. Decoration is always sparkly.

I came here to grab dinner and as always, I love the plethora of options, whether it's to shop or…read moreeat. If there's ample parking availability, count me in! I also like how there's a display of the amount of parking spaces open as you enter the town center. The list of options are great, from grab & go food, to fine dining, to retail - there's Cava, Ani Ramen, Whole Foods, Nordstrom Rack, World Market, Tacoria, Ruth's Chris, and much more!!! It's always busy, day or night, so be careful maneuvering the parking lot and walkways.

Today I entered to Marshalls, Bloomingdale's, and Nordstrom Rack…read more All three were freshly stocked. And I found great prices on them. Service and Bloomingdale's and Marshall's was great!

I just left Home Depot with my gardening stuff. It's been over a year. I said let me get some roast…read morepork and vegetables. My previous experience couldn't happen againwell right as rain same Chinese guy cutting the meat tries to screw me on serving. It's double barbecue meat with side, but he for some odd reason wants to give me single. I'm not imagining it. I see every Asian person getting the correct portion ahead of me on line. I question the counter lady as she spoke to him in Chinese. Her eyes said it all, and she shrugged her shoulders. I shrugged mine too and left. What's going on 99 Ranch?

Fun grocery store with a wide variety of Asian products and excellent produce. The Japanese sweet…read morepotatoes are one of my favorite buys. I saw several products that are harder to find here (hot pot broth, pho soup base, etc). We tried some soft bread from the bakery as well as egg tarts in different flavors which were both decent. We tried one of the hot food vendors once and ate there. The stand with the ducks and other meat hanging in the display case. I thought the meat was going to be hot, but it was basically room temp. Not sure if you're supposed to take it home and heat it up from this vendor or if they will warm it up for you on request. We tried the bbq spare ribs and roast pork belly, which had good flavor but would have been better hot. Would try the other vendors.