They always have good, friendly service compared to the other Asian options. They give good…read moreportions and don't skimp you like Panda Express or other Chinese mall food places. I love their chow mein, but it can get bland. So I usually let it soak in the soupy meat choices like broccoli beef. I love their chicken options like kung pao and mushroom chicken too. My boyfriend has been going here for years and gets orange chicken/beef with another fried meat entree fried rice. The food is cheap and plentiful for the price you pay and a great choice for the South Hill mall.

The name of this restaurant should be "Wok Away" as fast as you can. The absolute worst excuse for…read moreChinese food I've ever experienced. The chow mien made Top Ramen taste like gourmet. The pot stickers were pot stinkers. They were very dry and tasted like they were at least a day old. In addition to the food being terrible, it was also pricey especially considering the poor quality. Just WOK AWAY!

The lady at the counter is always super nice, recognizes my friend and I and always gives us our…read moreusual without me even having to ask, the food is always hot and good!

In my decades- long life, I have probably complained three times and this could be my 4th. I don't…read moreexpect 5 stars from mall food but I was completely disappointed by the food we ordered on Sunday. I ordered spicy gyros plate and the gyros was so salty I couldn't even finish half....the tzatziki tasted like mayonnaise, and the hummus had a spoiled dairy flavor to it. Again, I am used to authentic home-cooked greek and Mediterranean food so I wasn't expecting much. Middle Eastern is my favorite and anytime someone else's makes it, I am grateful but this time I couldn't take it. I ordered spicy which turned out to be SALTY and totally unpalatable.

Based off of flavors and deliciousness this is a go to for samosas, curry, and naan if your at the…read moresouth hill mall. Service was ok. Food came out fasts. Our first order of samosas came out cold on the inside (previously frozen) but they fixed it fast and served us new ones. The fact that it came out cold didn't bother us as they fixed the problem and was very apologetic about it. Fish pakora was delicious, it's like a fried fish with delicious sauce.

We went to the mall today and decided to go to this spot. Seeing that there was no line, we thought…read morecool, not much of a wait. We ordered a veggie pakora and a potato tornado. Mind you, ONE order of each. The girl at the cash register entered our order and my husband noticed that she put it in as SIX orders of the $7.99 veggie pakora. He said WHOA, $$40?!?!? She then apologized and corrected it. Then the potato tornado was entered. Okay so we were expecting to get our order fairly quick since both are fried appetizers. 25mins later and after my husband had to inquire, it was just coming out. Others who ordered after us received their orders first. We were ready to cancel the order and get our money back to go elsewhere. Food was mid. Nothing to rave about. The sauces that we were given were half empty. Will not be returning here. Disappointment. Understandable why the customers are sparse.

I like this mall and have been coming here for years. When I was little, I often stopped at Build a…read moreBear Workshop! So glad they have a Lush Cosmetics store here - this makes a trip to the mall worth it for me. I also like See's Candies, Old Navy, Box Lunch, and sometimes dining at Kizuki Ramen which is conveniently in the mall itself. I think the selection of shops are pretty good. The parking lots at times can get hectic, but it usually doesn't take overly long to get one. It can also get pretty hot inside the mall, as if the air isn't circulating well. Combining that with all the crowds doesn't help.

good: CANDY YUMMMMMMMMMM bad: no barnes and noble…read moremid: too much people and kirby toys are 15+ edit: build a bear no more let you type names on pc

Lots of stores, the majority of business owners are friendly, the tattoo/piercing shop had a…read moredifferent kind of vibe. Neither person inside said hello or asked if I had any questions, they both walked away from me, one of them went and sat down at the computer until other customers came in, they returned to front began speaking with them so I left! I'm sure I saved myself some grief. Unfortunately most shops are closed down, which makes shopping more confined to what you see is what you get! And I found that most of the items for sale especially clothing are priced $40 to $45 and up, even for a simple plain tank top. Not a whole lot of food items to choose from inside of the mall but lots of choices outside of the mall, that was really nice! Overall the experience here was okay, I would return only for specific items from specific stores if I am in the area of wise it's really not worth coming to check out. But if your in the area, looking for a place to walk and chill for a few moments or even an hour, then this is the location. Take care and continue to be safe out there. See you at my next outing ;0)

Ahh, The Commons Food Court. Let's start with the obvious- food. Now, the Food Court doesn't have a…read moreplethora of big names, but it nearly makes up for that with other businesses. Gyro House, Torero's Taqueria, Mae Mee Bakery, & Baskin Robbins are all great choices. Stay away from Zita Pizza, Chinese Gourmet Express, & Wetzel's Pretzels - Bad, bad, bad. If you want Subway, visit them just outside the food court. Atmosphere. This is where it sucks. The food court is in this weird crooked L-shape - Couldn't it just be a half-square facing Center Court? Also, it's outdated and yeah.

This poor mall has seen better days. There is very little to make me want to trek a short ten…read moreminutes to come visit this location. So many storefronts remain empty or are used for weird purposes, such as a remote library. It seems the days of bustling and crowded malls is more in our past than in our future. Anchored by JC Penney's (dying retailer) and H&M, the Capital Mall does not live up to its name. Even the food court leaves much to be desired. The good news, lots of empty parking spaces!

I'm genuinely surprised by this mall because I come from California where indoor malls are dying…read more This place looks like it's struggling but is surviving, most likely because people need a place to hang out in the cold months of the year. Is this mall a fun place to hang out. Sorta. It's better than nothing. This place is genius because they are dog friendly and have poopie stations with paper towels in case Fido makes an accident and it is this reason that my sister loves coming here- so that our pups can socialize. There are okay restaurants here, but a very small food court with three restaurants which includes a a Philly Cheesteak place with bomb fries and a Panda Express. For some reason this mall has two Wetzel Pretzels. For me the better restaurants aren't in the food court, but on the outside areas of the mall. There's a fancy burger place near the movie theater which is a little overpriced with pretty good burgers, but nothing memorable. If you ask me, the best restaurants are on the outside of the mall and in the parking lots, including a Chipotle, Menchie's Fro Yo, Red Robin, Olive Garden, Applebees, etc. They also have a small Chuck E. Cheese that is a little sad because there's isn't a lot of space for anything there. There are a lot of Spencer Gifts type businesses at this location I guess to entice the teens. For me the fun is from the massage chairs. I have one at home so I don't know why I use these things, but there's something fun about chilling in public. My favorite business here is the Century movie theater which has reasonable matinee prices and lounge chairs that recline.

Their Sushi burrito is the best! It's fairly priced as well. It's located inside of the McChord…read moreExchange!

Hands down best food court Asian food! It's actually a small business owned by a Chinese couple…read morethat does the cooking. It's a fusion asian restaurant with mostly Chinese and some other Asian dishes like pho and curry. I had a little chat with the owner and the cashier and they were both super sweet. I will definitely be coming back and I highly recommend.

Loved this place! How lucky that office workers around this building has this high-end cafeteria to…read morerun to for a break! Lots of choices from Indian, Italian, salad (evergreens!!!), coffee, pizza, burger, Japanese, etc! All affordable lunch options and nice spots to reset and sit quietly. Will come again next time I'm in the vicinity.

I like the space and find it strangely comforting. There are different levels to sit at and a…read morevariety of spaces to fit your needs. Sometimes I feel like being alone and sit in a secluded corner. Other times I'm feeling social and sit in the middle where all the activity is buzzing. This is a great place to meet folks for lunch because it's fairly accessible - on bus lines, good walkability, and a few blocks away from the tunnel. If driving is more your jam, there is a built in garage or a super expensive lot across the street. The variety of food choices is good but I'll be honest - I only eat at about 3-4 places here. Basil Box has good basil fried rice. Masala has decent butter chicken. Pallino upstairs has a decent lunch special. I've eaten at other places here but I've stopped trying. I always find it to be a waste of money and a frustrating experience so I stick to what I know.