Today my Mom and I were at the food court located at The Square shopping center. There is The…read moreSquare Plus retail store that is also within the food court area... the name is so fitting as the shopping center is called The Square LOL. Anyway, we looked over and saw dustpans. I've been wanting to buy a new dustpan because the old one was damaged when I had to use it to shovel snow a few weeks back when the high desert had a snowstorm. Yes, you read right... I used a dustpan to shovel snow (1st time shoveling snow + using a dustpan to do it) LOL... it wasn't too bad actually. One gray dustpan was $4.49 + tax... not too shabby and it's the sturdy type, too. I didn't check out any other items in the shop, but from what I can tell, they do have some nifty knick knacks, small appliances, general household stuff, etc. It doesn't have a lot of space for customers to walk around though... there are only 2 aisles really... the one closest to the entrance and the one on the other side of the wall LOL. I grabbed one dustpan, waited in line (wait wasn't too bad), and paid cash for it. The lady at the cashier was pleasant. She may have been the owner... not 100% sure though. If you happen to be hanging out at the food court, swing on by and see what fun stuff you can pick up from here. Happy Shopping!

Pretty cool retail shop…read more Located within the food court, this shop is packed filled with asian appliances like rice cookers, steamers, and water boilers. Great for getting specific asian appliances that are difficult to find on Amazon or other big-chain appliance stores like Best Buy etc. They also sell a lot of little tiny tools, such as cookware etc. Feels kind of like Daiso. Overall, a pretty neat place to visit and check things out!

Funny, I am out in the San Gabriel Valley area almost every weekend for the past 3+ decades. I…read moredrive by Rosemead Place all the time, but never really paid attention to this shopping center name until recently. Well, I've only shopped at Target and Dollar Tree from here, but it has so much more to offer. Here's to name a few... The Boiling Crab, TGI Fridays, IHOP, Habit Burger & Grill, California Fish Grill, Red Wing, Panda Express, Ross, Petsmart, UPS Store, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Crumbl, Gotcha Teahouse, Cold Stone Creamery, Jersey Mike's Subs, Dave's Hot Chicken, LA Fitness, Rolling Rice, Ono Hawaiian, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and many more. Free parking is available. It gets really packed on the weekends so come here during early hours of restaurant and/or store opening or late afternoon. I haven't entertained any eateries from here. I'll have to spend a whole day just to get immersed in all the good eats offered at this shopping center. Watch out, I'm coming LOL.

My wife and I like to shop at the Rosemead place shopping center because there's many retailers…read morestores,restaurants it's a very popular shopping center. That why we like to shop.

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!

I used shop here alot back in the days. A friend of mines sister owned a Vietnamese restaurant…read morehere. Wed come to her place and buy a bunch of food. Some of the best restaurants are here. Good food courts here. Parking can be a challenge on certain days,. Its a nice size place. They have a supermarket here to I would shop at sometime. Its cool to hang out here.

Affordable & delicious. You'd have to wipe the tables down before sitting because it gets crowded,…read morehence messy. Got the lobster roll at the sushi place near the entrance. Sweet, delicious, & juicy. Had a bite of the chinese chow mein in the food court, which is a great bang for your buck but could be a little juicier & sweeter. Great for friends with diverse taste.

Good Place They got nice stuff and good price, if you live…read morein San Gabriel, definitely go and check out

I would estimate this space is about 800 sq.ft. But the amount of stuff she has in it is…read moreunbelievable. This is a .99 cents and up store. They stock up in kids toys, hair accessories, vinyl & latex gloves, kitchen appliances, phone accessories, etc. I stopped by to get batteries and bubbles for Max's bubble gun. So I browsed the entire store, lots of little knick knacks that would come in very handy at times. Well, guess what I picked up for my kids. I got two little turtles... Ohhh they are so cute. They are about 3 mths old. It was $12.99 comes with 3 mths worth of food. There were one beta fish and I might think about going back to get it. FYI, we named those turtles Titi & Kiki .... so cute!!!

Absolutely no regard for human life here. I definitely recommend parking elsewhere and just walking…read moreover. The fact that there's so many businesses (nothing wrong with the businesses, they're great) and the fact that the parking pit in the basement is shared with the hotel, it's an absolute PvP zone. People are driving, backing up, parking randomly and doing things without looking and without regarding their surroundings. If you want a good jump scare this is the place to go. You enter from a busy street, and even when you're driving into the plaza, someone will just back up randomly. In the pit, it's not that much better too, with people driving well above a standard parking speed limit and fighting for spots. When you leave the pit, the cars on the upper layer have a stop sign, but it's of no use. People disregard it so they can turn out of the plaza ASAP so if you're coming out of the basement parking, be careful or else you're gonna get hit for sure. Of the entire time I was there, not a single car stopped for that stop sign. I just had to time myself getting out of there so I don't hit anyone and since it's going uphill, there's always a chance of your car sliding back and hitting someone behind you. Other than the parking horror, the plaza isn't bad. 3 floors of mixed businesses from shopping, medical services, and lots of food places (tsukemen, coffee, chicken sanwiches, a bakery, etc.).

Wow, Hilton Plaza looks like a shopping center in Macau, China! I haven't been to Macau, but one…read moreday I will. Anyway, I love the multi-level story building with two levels of shops and restaurants at the bottom with rooms at the top level along with above ground + underground parking. Exterior walls are painted with a warm creamy egg color which gives it a soft, cheerful, and rustic vibe to the cool space. LOVE IT! Here are some of the current tenants at this plaza. There may be a few more biz that I didn't capture because their biz name is in Chinese characters. I see a few vacant spots as well waiting to be filled. If you're wanting to start your own business, now is the time! One of them spots may be for you... I have offered my patronage and support to the biz with an asterisk on the left. The biz with an asterisk on the right are the ones I want to try one fine day. Come on by and join me! *Bake A Beautiful Glow Bero Scalp Spa Big Bang Chicken* Board Game Studio *Cotti Coffee Gold Coast Dental & Orthodontics Huo Zhou Wang Porridge* Intaste Fashion J2 Nail Studio Jun. Secret L Hair Design Liu Roast Fish* Macho Burger* Mebo Vacation Medical Aesthetics My Visa Services Nice 2 Meet U (Chuan Chuan Hot Pot)* Potato Powder Love Noodle* Sasa Crystal *Shanghai Dumpling House Simon Chan, MD Smoke Shop *Tan-Cha Taos Global Group San Gabriel Tibetan Herbal Feet Soak Tsuke Artisan Noodles* UDream Dental Waylink Y&YW Service For Lease (few available)

I've been coming to Lucky Plaza primarily for Bay Island Cafe and Mr Dragon Noodle House on and off…read moreduring the past several years. It is anchored by McDonald's, Sam Woo Restaurant, and Lucky Market. There are also some small boutique shops and other services for nails, spa, mail, lending, etc. Most recently added biz are R&B Teahouse and a massage place. I have two gripes about this plaza. One is the limited parking. For the number of businesses, I feel there should be more parking. The last time I was here, I had to drive out of the plaza, make a detour, and drive back in. Another is that it's located on a corner of two main streets, Valley Blvd and Walnut Grove. It's best to exit on the Walnut Grove side. You may be waiting for a very long time if you try to exit on Valley Blvd. Good luck! Other than my two gripes, it's still a great plaza for dine-in at the restaurants and drink shops.

New Plaza to liven this once desolate stretch of Valley Blvd anchored by Mc Donald's on the corner,…read moreSam Woo Chinese BBQ on one end and a few botiques, a Chinese Milk Tea & Asian Cafe on the other end

I've been to this plaza since I was a child and usually it's for dinner at Sam Woo, the place has…read morebeen renovated multiple times and each time new additions come and old ones will go. The restaurants and stores are spread out between the floors but the main places I may go here for are probably the 99 ranch market, Daiso, Miniso, HK restaurant, and wushi land boba. They have plenty of other stores offering services such as the Best Shop store selling household goods. They have the entire second floor of the central building with a wide selection of items and my dad liked just browsing the place. Parking is plenty in the underground with 2 levels, but there's also a large parking lot just on ground level. There's also a Tesla charging station here which is convenient and since it's far from the stores there's also more parking available the farther you are.

San Gabriel Square has now been renamed to TAWA Gateway. Still the same great place to shop, dine,…read moreand hang out. Same huge parking lot, but still can be challenging to get a parking spot especially when they are super busy. I was able to snap a photo of the new signage. However, I still haven't gotten any photos of the various shops and restaurants. I'll have to remember to do that next time. Just to name a few of the biz that I support today or will support tomorrow. I am sure there are more biz that are worthy to be checked out in the near future. See you here! 99 Ranch Supermarket Cha Redefine (coming soon) Daiso Five Star Seafood Marugame Udon Wushiland