City Center at White Plains doesn't quite have the bells and whistles that most suburban malls do,…read morebut the wear and tear of being a NY retail space still rings true. The place has the feels of a dead mall with empty storefronts, not much people action, and save for a few department stores and a theater, very little appeal. Parking is confusing and expensive. Considering how little shopping there is, feels ironic to still have to pay to shop here. Maintenance is another issue, bathrooms are a bit unsightly, the place feels dated, and what should be a lively location is a drab one instead. Bottom line: this is not a destination. There are some restaurants here that might work for an occasional lunch, but are also not top tier enough to be taken seriously. Watch a movie in the IMAX theater upstairs, but there aren't many reasons for the need to ever be here.

There is no enforcement of their "Parental Escort Policy" security just ignores them and no…read moresecurity enforcement of any policies there are kids riding bikes and scooters in the building right past security who do nothing.

This place is for take out with a handful of tables for those that desperately want to eat their…read morefood immediately. the menu is expansive with choices for all those picky eaters. I can recommend the pizza and the cheesesteaks. I did not try anything else. its also close to wegmans. there were quite a number of take out orders but it looks slow for a Saturday afternoon. park inside the parking garage and then walk back outside as the entrance faces the street.

Wonder first landed on my radar a while back - I was leaving Wegmans and noticed nestled among the…read moreresidences on Corporate Park Dr there was a storefront with the Wonder signage. After a little research I learned about their business model and discovered they had a couple of other locations in Westchester and the NYC Metro Area at large. Recently, my Instagram feed has been flooded with ads for Wonder - it was almost incessant so I took that as a sign that I should check this place out. That being said, I decided to grab dinner here the other night. The best way to describe Wonder is that it's somewhat of a virtual food hall. While one would normally think of food hall as a large space with multiple stands that each serve a different cuisine, Wonder aims to offer the same concept but smaller where everything (assumingly) comes from one kitchen. While it varies from location to location, each Wonder offers food from different restaurants that cater to a variety of tastes and cuisine types. In browsing, I had not heard of most of these spots but some of them have celebrity chef names attached to them so maybe it's more on me. I ordered via the app and decided to get my meal from Walnut Lane by Jonathan Waxman. Specifically, I got the linguine with shrimp and hazelnut pesto and a side of broccolini. I also ordered two cookies from the Hungry Gnome. The app did a good job keeping track of my order status and when I got notification it was ready I headed over and picked it up - very seamless. As far as the food itself, it was just fine. The pasta and the broccolini were a little too salty for my personal taste, and the cookies were very processed; the latter had the ingredients listed on the bag and they were filled with preservatives. I was kinda skeptical of Wonder's business model as I find it difficult to produce quality food from all these different "restaurants" out of a single kitchen; my meal strengthened my hunch that a lot of the food is pre-packaged/pre-made with the finishing touches put in place in the kitchen. The food isn't cheap either, which adds insult to injury. I wasn't really served by anyone as that's not the business model, but in terms of my order being ready within the promised time they delivered. The location is a little odd though because it's hard to walk up - there are no paths from the street so I found myself walking over grass and mulch to reach the front entrance. Overall, I think Wonder fills a niche for some, but this really isn't a place for me. I'm glad I tried it, but I don't think I would return.

Useful and cheap Korean / Chinese / Japanese "school" food which is as authentic as the insults…read morefrom the humorless hostess. So here's a heads up for anyone who visits this Food Court at H Mart. There is no such thing as service here - it's pretty basic. The old battle-axe at the check in counter wasn't having any nonsense from me whatsoever and told me off when I ordered Ramen with the egg on the side - I explained and pointed out to her that the photo on the pick up counter above displayed TWO eggs with my Ramen dish and I only got one - she basically told me to go stuff myself in Korean - what a delight. The price was $14.99 no matter what contents are in or out of the order - So just to let you know, the photos which happily depict an abundance of food and meat and delicious looking vegetable selections are NOT what is served up at the pick-up counter. You get about 2/3 of any photo - That's not saying the food is bad - it's just misrepresenting the description. The pork katsu ramen comes with 2 sad looking wafer thin transparent slices - but plenty of noodles and decent spicy broth.

It seems the quality of the food has gone down. Maybe nearby SKD soft tofu place makes better food…read more Needs updated menu and side dishes.

When it comes to fast Chinese food this is top tier. Inexpensive food that always is good.read more

Food was okay, but they use way to much salt and they don't carry diet Snapple, which makes no…read moresense to me. Food is ok if they would just cut down on the amount of salt they use

Met up with friends and sometimes you just want a childhood staple and honestly, P.F. Chang's…read morealways hits. This one's inside the mall but has an outside entrance too. We didn't have a reservation but barely waited for a table for four. It was a warm day so I got their seasonal peach tea with boba. Don't sleep on this, it was fruity and super refreshing. For food, we got the tofu lo mein (8.5/10), honey glazed salmon (8/10), and beef with broccoli (8.5/10). All solid, big portions, and exactly what you expect. Listen, it's a classic and consistently good, generous plates, and a whole lot of MSG Would I eat here all the time? No. But I'll always come back every now and then.

Large large portions Delicious not oily…read more Best food around Came with two fortune cookies

We are regulars at this Korean place. No bells and whistles just good food…read more It is always busy during dinner time. Always a good sign. Turnover is high. We always go for the short ribs and tofu soup.

Apparently this place is a chain, but who cares? The food is good and so is the service. I had…read morethe LA style ribs bento box lunch special and my mom had the sizzling bibimbap. Both were superb, plenty of food, and no appetizer needed courtesy of the banchan. my only complaint about the bento box was the corn salad and green salad were mayo based - miss me with that. I tried it like a big girl, but my body rejects mayo every single time. Other than that, the lunch box is a great deal.

This was our fourth time dining at Haiku, and both lunch and dinner experiences have been…read moreconsistently great. The restaurant is always busy, but the staff stays attentive and quick, which we really appreciate. The drinks are solid, the lychee martini is very strong, the sangria is delicious, and the Aperol spritz is refreshing. Food-wise, the General Tso's chicken and chicken fried rice have become our must-orders every time we visit. We also love starting with the shrimp tempura roll to share. Portions are generous and perfect for sharing. One thing to note for families with small children: there are no changing tables in the restroom, which can be a bit inconvenient. Overall, this has become our favorite Asian cuisine spot in the area. Consistent food, good drinks, and reliable service keep us coming back.

- eel hand roll was phenoenal - the rice was nice and soft…read more- it was really small tho, for$7 - turnover time is kind of slow - shrimp tempura specialty roll was good and filling - I like how they give soy sauce containers to go, instead of 1000 packets