Less construction this time around, and while the stores were still mildly patronized during the…read moreweekend, it didn't have the feel of being too busy - far emptier than I think the owners would like. Clean, though.

If you are in need of a mall, this is one of the good ones…read more Decent food court and even better array of restaurants either part of the restaurant or very near by, good department stores and lots of popular shops. It doesn't have the very high end stores that you'll find at Short Hills, but I usually b-line for the Nordstroms. Parking is plentiful and easy, stores are clean and organized, they have an AMC Dine-In movie theater. And I really have never seen it too packed! All in all a good mall and a good place for window shopping, actual shopping and all other shopping days.

Festival Plaza in Edison is one of the most interesting food-focused shopping centers in the area,…read moreespecially for anyone who enjoys exploring Asian markets and cuisine. Anchored by a fantastic H Mart, the plaza has become something of a small culinary destination, with a variety of bakeries, eateries, and specialty shops representing many different Asian food traditions. The H Mart alone is worth the trip. Large, bright, and incredibly well stocked, it's a paradise for anyone who enjoys cooking Asian cuisines at home. The produce section is particularly impressive, with an enormous variety of vegetables, herbs, mushrooms, and fruits that are often difficult to find in typical supermarkets. Everything is beautifully displayed and very fresh, and the prices--especially for such high-quality produce--are fantastic. The seafood department is another highlight, with live seafood tanks and a wide selection of fresh fish and shellfish, reflecting the market's Korean roots while serving a wide range of Asian culinary traditions. The aisles are filled with Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Southeast Asian pantry staples--from noodles and sauces to snacks and specialty ingredients. One of the most fun parts of H Mart is the prepared foods and banchan section, where you can pick up a variety of Korean side dishes, kimchi, marinated vegetables, and other ready-to-eat items. It's a great way to sample traditional flavors or build an easy meal without cooking. Outside the market, the plaza continues the theme with several bakeries and eateries representing many different Asian cuisines. These bakeries in particular are a joy to browse, with the light, fluffy breads and cream-filled pastries that are characteristic of Asian bakery culture, along with bubble tea, noodles, desserts, and other treats. The plaza also includes a liquor store with a strong selection of Asian alcohol, including Japanese sake, Korean soju, and other specialty bottles that pair perfectly with the foods you'll find throughout the plaza. Another thing that stands out is that most of the shops and restaurants here offer excellent service and pleasant ambiance, making the whole plaza feel welcoming and enjoyable to spend time in rather than just a quick shopping stop. Whether you're looking to stock up on ingredients, enjoy some pastries or desserts, explore Asian cuisine, or pick up a bottle of sake or soju, Festival Plaza is a wonderful place to wander and discover something new. For food lovers, it's easily one of the most enjoyable shopping destinations in the Edison area..

This is a mainstay in the Asian Food Corridor hosting a Korean sauna spa, grocer, bakeries, and…read morevarious eateries of the Asian persuasion.

Named after John Wick, because I mean, wouldn't you name a plaza after a dude that killed half the…read morecity because someone killed his dog (don't kill dogs). It's always fun to see somebody jump in and grab the first to review on something that I created. Just kidding. I don't really mind and more power to them. What does that saying mean anyway. It's a good shopping plaza with Sunmerry Bakery and a bunch of other stuff. Parking is usually okay, although you have to walk a little ways to get to the stores as it is an old-style mall, so in the winter it is no fun at all. This is an excellent shopping plaza with a bunch of great stores, and also Sunmerry. It's a wonderful Bakery with some boba (Happy Lemon), and there's plenty of other good Asian stuff around here. In the heart of Edison, which is one of the best towns for Asian food and drink, and for all kinds of great international things. So I like Wick shopping plaza, even though you'll have to park kind of far away from the stores, which can be treacherous in winter.

I grew up spectating the retail evolution of this plaza which is great material for a dramatic…read moredocumentary about the retail history of the last 4 decades. from the moment pop of the early 80s hey days to the 90s onslaught of big box retail to the shift to mid box (is that a word?) retailers now to more Asian stores, Wick Plaza reflects the changing face of Edison Township. The tenants 99 Ranch and Sunmerry, a popular Taiwanese bakery, are very very popular with nachos locos but many thru Central Jersey and surrounds. Wick Plaza management has smartly attracted these tenants as well as a very useful array of restaurants and specialty retail to keep this plaza from the fate of its many Rt 1 neighbors who have many vacancies which is viscerally and visually concerning.

This one time, I had lunch - pizza, dinner - all you can eat sushi, and then breakfast the next day…read more- bagels, all at wonderful Tano Mall.

PROS: This mall is absolutely amazing! Reputable stores, most spots are taken which shows me this…read moremall isn't failing, staff is nice everywhere you go, they have activities including an aquarium CONS: They had food places but it wasn't in a food court style. The restaurants they had were scattered throughout the mall. I prefer it when all the eateries are in a central area OVERALL: I would absolutely come back to this mall. This is an amazing place to go to. Just make sure you know what food places they have before choosing since they're all scattered around

Close your eyes, click your heels and you could be at any mall USA. Inside is clean (but dated) and…read morewhen's the last time you said "everyone in the Family Truckster... we're off to JC Penny." All the usual suspects are here so if you're on a pilgrimage for board shorts and a soft pretzel the size of an infant... you're arrived at your destination. Closing time and the Family Truckster awaits. Three ho hum stars.

This store is slightly off the beaten path of the Indian clothing stores in the oak tree area, and…read moreyet it is absolutely the best. I spent days shopping all of the stores in the area for several weddings I had coming up, and came back and purchased almost all of the clothes I needed for myself and my family from this shop. The clothing selection is fantastic, gorgeous lehengas and suits along with some really unique options, for both men and women. Items at all price points, and some of the best prices for the higher end items I was looking for that I've seen. And the service was incredible, Netu spent an entire day with myself and my family helping us try things on, find options in our sizes, recommend things outside of our sizes that might work, help us figure out what could match and what could be ordered.... And was sweet enough to bring us water and chai when we were exhausted from trying on all the clothing! I'm only ever coming here for all of my future Indian clothing needs!

I had no idea what to do but I was attending at Diwali celebration in Edison and was told I should…read morewear a bindi. I came in looking for a bindi and Sheila from The Mall at Oak Tree helped me. I showed her the picture of my dress and she picked out nice bindis to wear. She also suggested I put on the dress and she would help me. The dress that I got from Amazon was too large and she took a bangle and made it fit better. I am very pleased with how friendly and helpful she was. Plus, the dresses here at the shop are absolutely beautiful!

They need to enforce the drivers and empty cars to move that are all stopped down the side of the…read moreroad to enter and exit these establishments. You cannot drive on the road unless you play chicken with oncoming cars. You cannot walk out of the coffee shop or store without weaving between the vehicles because they're in front of the doors. No one enforces anything until someone gets hit. And I have seen a lot of near misses. The stores pay a lot to be there . And they get no safety for their patrons. IT iS RIDICULOUS. And I'm there often unfortunately.

Starbucks coffee and their personnel are absolutely THE BEST !!!!! Always hot coffee, smiling…read morefaces and clean restaurant !