Shopping in Torrance, California…read more.. Del Amo Fashion Center has been renovated! It looks more modern, brighter, and larger! I walked and walked... I was exhausted, trying to look for a particular store. I ended up calling them... it was outside... in an extention of the mall! Where the little train runs! Haha! I didn't see any current directory. Directions must be online? I appreciated the free parking, air-conditioning, and convenient restrooms!

This is a mainly a review for their public play area in the not-as-nice part of the mall past the…read moreMacy's and food court. There are 25% of lights on in this part of the mall for some reason. I'd like to consider ourselves as mall connoisseurs- we are always at Santa Anita Mall, South Coast Plaza and Brea Mall. We rarely visit Del Amo and I'm pleasantly surprised by how clean and the touch light walls are working. The rugs don't seem super grimey either. I particularly enjoy the layout that the play area is enclosed. The mall seems very safe with multiple security mall cops on moving scooters surveillance-ing around at all times. The nicer part of the mall with new shops like Chagee and Uniqlo is bright and open. Aritzia is opening soon too and Somi Somi is here for a sweet treat after playing

99 Ranch. Daiso. 85 degrees. Tasty Kitchen. There's even a McD's. And a couple of banks. And then…read moresome. All rolled into one! It really is a one stop strip mall! You can do groceries, get bargain buys and get a snack or a meal after all at the same place. The only issue here is that during peak hours (or days) parking can be a challenge! (Most especially on the weekends.) I mean, these spots are pretty dang popular. So, plan ahead, plan accordingly. I never tire of coming through here because not only do the stores carry lots of things I need, it's also pretty convenient. I'm a fan!

If you happen to be around the area and can't make up what to eat, this corner will most likely…read morehave something that will entice your hunger pangs. There's a wide variety of grubbies you can choose from: Japanese Curry (The Curry House), Seafood (California Fish Grill and The Crab Shack), Peruvian (El Pollo Inka), Japanese (Kanpachi and Torimatsu), Hawaiian (Aunties Café and Teriyaki Hawaii), Mexican (Chile Verde Mexican Food), Vietnamese (Tapioca Pho), and if you feel like it, Subway. There are non-foodie businesses here as well including a nail salon, dry cleaners as well as a newly opened animal hospital. These are just the businesses off the top of my head. I'm sure there are few I've missed... Parking can seem insane during a lunch rush because this entire area is wildly popular during the week (ditto the weekend) but if you don't mind a brisk walk, you'll find one. The crowds haven't dwindled in the past couple of decades I've been coming here. There's a reason why this corner is very popular. If you haven't checked it out yet, give it a try. You might just surprise yourself with a discovery!

Got this delicious mocha cake at the bakery in this plaza! The staff was very friendly and even…read moregave me candles

This plaza is running a shady operation by aggressively towing cars to make money. They have a…read moretiny, almost unnoticeable sign at the entrance about towing, and if you don't immediately enter a store after parking, they call the towing company right away. They even have someone secretly monitoring you without any warning. How do they determine who's a customer and when? They don't--they just don't care. To make matters worse, the towing company is within walking distance, so they show up almost instantly. Getting your car back will cost you around $500, making this an outright scam. It's clearly a setup to trap unsuspecting visitors and make a quick profit. Avoid this place unless you want to deal with an unnecessary and extremely costly headache.

[Review #817] 2024-016…read more Opened in the 1960s, Rolling Hills Plaza is an eclectic outdoor shopping center with restaurants & shops, anchored by AMC Theatres & 24-Hour Fitness. I first visited this plaza to watch movies with friends in the late 1990s. And on some nights with new movie openings, the lines were so long they wrapped around the building. Yikes! There's been a lot of turnover the last couple of decades that I can't remember some of the earlier tenants. A fav Japanese restaurant with a large diverse dessert menu had closed, replaced by Hakata Yamaya (renamed as Yamaya). Most recently, SHIOK! Asian Street Food (family fav for delish sandwiches & boba drinks) was closed due to downturn from the COVID-19 pandemic, replaced with Hanky's Hot Chicken, followed by Tap Society Brews & Bites (its sister Caps & Corks is still open) all within 4 years. Not sure why this particular spot always had high turnover. Bed Bath & Beyond is another former resident that I often shopped at for home goods, especially when I first moved to the South Bay. Although I no longer visit this AMC as much, I still shop & dine fairly regularly at the plaza: Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Nijiya Market, Yi Fang Taiwan Fruit Tea, Mendocino Farms, Lunasia Dim Sum House, Stonefire Grill, Nice China Cafe, Pinwheel Cafe Bakery, Sidecar Doughnuts & Coffee, California Pizza Kitchen, Veggie Grill, Iccho Restaurant, Kabab Curry of India, Fanoos Grill. I'm sure there are others that I missed (supposedly there's 80+ eateries & retail tenants). While parking is plentiful, vacancies are challenging during lunch & dinner rushes, & weekends. Rolling Hills Plaza is one of the larger outdoor spaces for one-stop dining, shopping, & entertainment for the whole family... workout, grab a coffee, shop, dine, & watch a movie in one go.

This mall has a lot of restaurants, services, and two grocery stores (TJ and Whole Foods). Lots of…read moreparking. On this visit, we just visited for dim sum, Starbucks and TJs, but they pretty much have everything else including a bank, Sephora, pet grooming, nail salon, chiropractor, etc.

It's such a delight to find this corner has finally been upgraded!…read more It used to be such a drabby place. The only place worth going to here was the 99c store, otherwise, there really was nothing else. Then demolition and construction started going up a year or so ago. Popular spots are now occupying and making the most of this prime space: The Habit, BurgerIM, Starbucks, Jersey Mike's. There's even a fitness center. And the good news is they did all this without having to compromise other businesses standing there beforehand: the pet store, UPS, 99c store. Last but not least, they didn't compromise the amount of parking available for all patrons despite all these new and popular trendy spots. And the project isn't done yet - it's looking like there's still some revamping going on. Looking forward to this corner's final look. It's a way overdue (and well-deserved) upgrade. I absolutely welcome this change.

This place is great for anyone- I am a teacher always in need of school toys and supplies, they do…read moreNOT disappoint- you may have to look around but they are awesome aaaaaand Reasonable price wise.

Great service ,Also found a lot of good deals like shoes home supplies you never know what you'll…read morefind I recommend this place good discounts deals