One of the most important things about any place you visit is its spirit -- and this place truly…read morehas it. One Colorado has a wonderful spirit of love, care, and comfort. I really enjoyed the open-air concept with cozy streets and a beautiful courtyard filled with tables where you can sit, relax, and truly enjoy the atmosphere. It's the perfect spot to take a break, have a coffee, or spend time with friends while soaking in the surroundings. There is a great variety of cafes, restaurants, and shops, so everyone can find something they like. The place is very clean, well-maintained, and feels warm and welcoming. I also loved how beautifully everything was decorated for Valentine's Day -- especially the area where you can write love notes and hang them on heart-shaped decorations. Such a thoughtful and romantic touch! One Colorado always feels alive, with events happening throughout the year, making it enjoyable in any season. I highly recommend visiting in the evening when the lights are on -- the atmosphere becomes especially magical and romantic. 5 out of 5. Highly recommended!

Met Joe the security guard today while in the courtyard with my husband. He was incredibly kind and…read moreprofessional. It really reflects well on One Colorado to see that same friendly, community-oriented vibe the city is known for!

It's another dying mall. There's a fitness 19, market, and…read moremiscellaneous discount shops that don't have very good pricing. Outside there's a section of the parking lot closed off, in the "employee lot" there's equipment and fixtures piled up and left outside. I guess for locals who have a gym membership can workout and then go down to seafood city to buy groceries. I don't find this plaza appealing at all. I don't think I'll ever come back

Wow this place still exists! I remember it from my childhood. I'm really surprised it is still…read morearound considering nicer malls have closed. I came here for the Chuck E. Cheese and was pleasantly surprised by how big it was inside! I don't remember this mall having a Chuck E. Cheese when I was a child. I remember a Macy's which has closed and left that side empty. The mall does smell like seafood thanks to seafood city which is not enticing for a mall. I didn't get a chance to check out any of the other stores but likely will come back for the Chuck E. Cheese.

I love the options of food and stores they have here! Parking can be a pain, though.... The parking…read morelot is also not well designed for smooth flow of traffic and some people drive like jerks. One time I saw like 4 kids playing on their bicycles and skateboards in the underground parking lot! So please be careful and maybe let the security guard know about that. Looks like someone is searching for a law suit...

Camellia Square is small to medium corner plaza in Temple City. I say small because from the…read moreoutside, it doesn't look like there is much, but once you drive into the plaza, there is more to explore. Two of the buildings each have 2 floors. Third building is one floor. It does have a great selection of businesses. I've only been here a few times for Meet Fresh, Summer Rolls, and Shibulaya. I have yet to check out some of the other biz. I would love to return to dine at all the restaurants that start with letter B, Sunmerry Bakery, and all that starts with letter T. Baekjeong (Korean BBQ) Bafang Dumpling Bistro Na Cathay Bank Green Zone Luz Hair Salon Mikiya Wagyu Shabu House Ms Lady Med Spa Planet Fitness Sunmerry Bakery T-Swirl Crepe Tea Station Express The Dive Oyster Bar United Healthcare Plan ahead as above ground parking is limited and somewhat tight. Either come here really early or much later in the day. Weekends are super crowded. They do have underground parking near the alley way. Please read the arrows or markings on the ground so you don't drive the wrong way. Btw, this plaza is known for the famous Floating Teapot Fountain and Public Art "What We Created". Both are quite neat!

After dinner at King's Ramen we decided to come to the Pasadena Plaza just cross the street from…read moreKing Ramen. My wife need to go to Chase Bank and rhe bank is in the Pasadena Plaza. The Pasadena Plaza has restaurants,retail store,Chase Bank and Vons supermarket.

Great convenient location especially if you're going grocery shopping. The Vons store at this…read morelocation is very nice. Great selection of vegetables, fruit, and ready-made items. The other stores in this Plaza are very nice. Good selection of food and services. The parking situation can sometimes be a mess. It is sometimes difficult to get in and out of the parking in this Plaza. Do you also have to be careful as you're walking for the car is not paying attention to pedestrians. Nice having a bank and ATM service on the corner. 1

I like how the plaza is pretty convenient to go in and out of. Plenty of entrance points and exits…read more Low car friendly. Good amount of stores here: We Mart and Office depot for supplies. Fast food- Burger King, Orange Chicken, The Hat at the corner of Rosemead Blvd and Broadway Sit down dine-in places(you can dine in at the above fast food places too!)- Shiki buffet, Happy Buddha Kitchen(good vegetarian option for the vegetarians! Wish more people went to support), Red 99, Icho Izakaya Grocery markets/Bakeries- Super A, Olympic bakery, GW Supermarket (the OGs remember the old K Mart) Gyms: Chuze fitness Banks: East West Bank Services like some beauty places I believe are somewhere in the plaza and a mechanic near the gas station side. If I missed anything else, my bad it's too many stores here lol Duo Duo snacks opening soon where they had the CVS, parking might be more crazy during peak times but I'm sure it'd still be manageable to find parking like it is currently.

Back in the day, this was an amazing shopping center! It used to have a Dennys, CVS, K-Mart, an…read moreamazing Pizza Parlor, a hardware store, a clothing store, etc. Now, with the exception of Office Depot and Súper A, it feels like you're in another country. Too many restaurants (and none American) and very dirty. What a shame!

Busy shopping area on Colorado Boulevard and Roosevelt Avenue. There are some amazing small…read moreboutique style businesses located here. Multiple boutique food establishments with dine in and to go options. Wellness center and quality pet daycare, boarding, and supplies. Large central parking area adjacent to stores and eateries. Easy entrance and exit via Roosevelt or Colorado boulevard.

WHY I CAME HERE? I have been to the Downtown Arcadia on…read moreseveral occasions primarily to dine at Shabu Lin and All India Cafe. BUSINESS(ES): Wow, Downtown Arcadia covers about six blocks of great restaurants from sushi, coffee, steaks, Shabu-Shabu, hot pot, boba, vegan and even Mexican hot chocolate, cool retail shops, entertainment and nightlife, professional services, hair and spas, children's activities, fitness, general services, learning, and so much more. When you dine, shop, and get services, your patronage and support stays right in the City of Arcadia. Cool! Just to name a handful of businesses... there are a whole lot more 24 Hour Fitness, 7-11 Convenience Store All India Cafe, Arcadia Nails, Arcadia Shoe Repair and Cleaners Boiling Point Chase Bank, Chengdu Impression, Chevron, Claro's Italian Market Drinkers Hall of Fame Emerald Day Spa & Salon Fresh Delicious, Forest Lawn Hyper Coffee InFocus Vision Optometric Center Lotus Escrow Morningstar Insurance Brokers Inc., Mountain Brazilian Jiu Jitsu N16 Cellars, Neighborhood Music School and Store One Strand at a Time Pacific Oak Compounding Pharmacy Rapha Acupuncture & Herbs, Royal Massage Shabu Lin Tea Maru, Tony's Watch and Jewelry Repair Yang Family Dentistry of Arcadia EXTERIOR / PARKING: Most of the businesses are located along Huntington Drive (Historic Route 66) and S. 1st Ave. Every time I pass by this area, street is clean and exteriors are well kept. It's definitely a very quaint downtown. Lots of car traffic comes through here though especially on Huntington Drive. Do drive carefully. As a pedestrian, do walk with care. Free public parking can be found throughout the area. There is a big parking lot behind Chengdu Impression. Please read the signs as there may be a limit on how many hours of free parking are allowed. RECOMMEND THIS PLACE? YES! Do come on over to walk around Arcadia Downtown. I have yet to see all that it has to offer. I have some fun exploration to do myself. Catch you here!

Prepandemic, this little shopping center was very popular and bustling. Parking spots would be very…read moredifficult to find prepandemic. Now during the pandemic, parking spots are much easier to find. The parking lot is usually gets up to 50% full during the pandemic. The parking spots are a bit small and tight, so be careful whenever you park in this shopping center. There is no security guards roaming the plaza to keep shopping customers safe.