Nice outdoor mall with many restaurants, boba places , bakery , Japanese cosmetics, and Ranch 99…read moreAsian market , etc . It is located in a convenient location with a big parking , pretty closed to 880 high way exit . I enjoy to go there on weekdays and avoid weekends. It is extreme joy to find a parking on a Saturday afternoon even the parking lot is huge . Some of it favorite places to visit are Hui Lau Shan mango dessert , Hong Kong style BBQ duck and pork restaurant called Ocean Pearl . It has very good lunch combo and the food quality are excellent. I go to this mall quite often .

Milpitas Square opened over 20 years ago. it had a mix of mostly Chinese eateries and some Indian,…read moreKorean, Japanese, Vietnamese and Thai ones. presently only the Indian & Vietnamese eateries are noticeable. before the pandemic, parking was difficult on the weekends and peak times during the weekday. during the pandemic. some eateries closed, others had limited hours, no sit-down inside dining. most had take out only. some had outside dining. the Chinese eateries represent a small range of chinese cooking. only the popular options are present here. most eateries are also part of a food group or chain. their are few indy Chinese eateries here. the eateries & services here are listed on a posted pic.

Late post Had a…read morechance to visit this commercial plaza and went to Seafood City for grocery shopping and a quick lunch at Chow King!

July 28, 2025: Shopping day at Seafood City supermarket…read more Seasons Marketplace Milpitas CA. their RESTROOMS are VERY DIRTY and OLD, in years that I have been coming to Seafood City supermarket and Goldilocks. :-( No changes, still dirty. Imagine that there are a lot of businesses renting and many customers shopping but Seasons management cannot provide a decent, clean and new toilet / restrooms. Used toilet paper & trash are everywhere. Can you not check it? It's very disgusting! Please renovate and clean it!!! PS: Next time, I will take photos and show them here.

I haven't been to Ulfer Center for awhile in Milpitas. I came to walk around here and found a new…read moreMalaysian cuisine here. Koi Palace is upstairs. There is a nice seating area downstairs of Koi Palace. There is also picnic tables you can sit and hangout.

I absolutely love coming here too. It's a much smaller plaza than Milpitas Center/Ranch 99 Plaza…read moredown the street. Walkable distances. Koi Palace for dim sum or a very good Chinese group meal always stands out. KTV/Asian karaoke upstairs second floor next to Koi Palace. Smaller mom and pap restaurants downstairs. Some food places have shorter business hours. Pandemic hit them hard here. Still, lots of free public parking spaces. I always go to the busy 85 Degrees Bakery hot spot behind the building/back side of plaza for tiger milk boba tea, coffee, cakes, and pastries. Sweet spot. It's a much lower key place than Milpitas Center. Hong Kong Cantonese Top Cafe is still in business if you want fast cafe foods. Not sure if Thai restaurant has gone out of business or not. They never have the lights on again. Vietnamese Pho place is still operating. Very quiet though. Browse around! Love the patio tables/chairs. Plenty of spots under the sun outside. People come over here for takeouts and dim sums most of the time. Empty retail spaces inside. Looks pretty dead these days. There are still very beautiful views if you take the time to look around. It's a very good plaza, but I wished that they would add more businesses here. Place looks a bit lonely. Maybe it's the fengshui for years. Not many restaurant businesses seem to last around here. They come and go. Would I stop by again? Yes, because I always enjoy walking around from one plaza over to the next. Great day outside. I hope more people will be visiting again. Good vibes/very relaxing here.

I have found them to be consistently over priced compared to other Indian grocery stores in the…read morearea. Almost 30-50% higher which is unacceptable. When addressing this with the owner they only made excuses about the recent tariff hike which is understandable to a degree. However the same products at other stores have only seen a moderate increase. The manager had the audacity to tell me their rates were fair.

Great little store. Probably every kind of rice & lentils too, so many varieties and lots of other…read morestuff not familiar to me. I got a huge ginger root, thai chili peppers, 2 sandwich size bags of sesame seeds, peeled garlic, & and 2 bunches of green onion. Parking is easy as it's at the end of the strip mall. It's in the same shopping center as grocery outlet, paris bagutte, and goodwill but at the very end around the corner from goodwill. Friendly & helpful workers... you should go so you know what they have in stock.

Obviously I am here a bit, as I frequent some of the businesses. Never thought about reviewing this…read moreplace as a whole. I harken back to the days when Blockbuster, McDonald's, New Balance, and Prolific Oven was here. Parking lot has always been difficult to park because of space size. Turn over of businesses seem to be high. I do like some of the new spots such as Melt and Dave's Hot Chicken. I don't care for Safeway. It used to be nice.

Rivermark Village is a shopping center that houses restaurants, groceries, and even a library,…read morewhich is very unusual. It's convenient for Hyatt customers to go to these places since they're next door. I thought about coming here because it looks nice. I'm also planning to go to restaurants here in the future. I wanted to go to the library but it's closed as of tonight.

Be safe while visiting any of the stores in this shopping center. I was a victim of a smash and…read moregrab while I was in one of the restaurants. When doing the police report, the officer said smash and grabs were becoming increasingly popular in this parking lot because of how close is to the airport and freeways and robbers were targeting people from the airport with luggage. There weren't witnesses nor any video recording so police can't do a thing. While all things taken are replaceable, it's an ugly feeling and hope this post can help make some awareness. Whoever owns this shopping center should invest in camera surveillance to help in situations like this especially if this place is getting known for smash and grabs. Be safe out there.

Newer strip mall/ shopping center with parking in the middle, stores on 3 sides and residential on…read morethe remaining end. Lots of parking and clean air parking as well as short term time limited parking. Very clean. One interesting thing is how there is so little trash anywhere. One garbage can was completely overfilled like something out of a comic book. Sprouts is the main retailer and a bunch of smaller places to eat and shop.

This plaza is called Milpitas Center. It is pretty busy as we were there @ dinner time. Parking is…read morespacious so you will find a spot if you drive around.

Milpitas Center is a corner commercial strip. starts where O'Reily is, does not include Goodwill…read moreeven though buildings are kissing cousins. eats/drinks services shopping pinoy bbq dental namaste plaza biryani 2 check cashing o'reily tayyibaat sprint mil's diner barber shop milpitas buffet alterations kung fu shopping center: -doubtful parking available at peak hours

This is a mostly Vietnamese-owned mall that has 20+ jewelry stores, various businesses, gift shops,…read morerestaurants and a small-sized food court. My favorite is the large home goods store that sells all kinds of Chinese porcelain vases, teapots, potteries, furniture and everything else. If you are a pottery enthusiast, you'd love this store. I was totally in awe of the intriguing craftsmanship. Price wasn't crazy and owner was friendly. I also went to 3-4 jewelry stores to check out diamond earrings. It seemed quality was good. Price was a bit higher. I liked Tony's because he offered life-time warranty and has been in business for 30+ years. The mall's worth checking it out if you are in the area.

I was passing by and decided to drop by randomly? I went…read moreinside and took a subtle walk, it seems almost or all of the stores are Asian Owner? Specifically Vietnamese, there were a lot of outlets I have never seen before and not in English? The merchandise or goods to buy from this place seem to be old fashioned or suitable for people of older age? To be blunt if you have interest in this sort of field there's really no reason to come here. It felt like an old fashioned trip where you just walk and never visit again?