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Alley 51

4.4 (88 reviews)
ModerateFood Court
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Lumpia for $10
Natalie P.

Finally able to check this place out! I love the different Asian food options- Filipino, Korean, Vietnamese to name a few. Today I got lumpia (4 lumpia for $10- my Filipino friends in California would shun me for paying so much) and a machinut donut. I usually don't love food halls but this one is unique as it is all Asian food so you really cannot go wrong. There was plenty of parking and seating. There was a kids play area but it was closed. I agree with other comments that the prices here are much more expensive than I have paid for Asian fare in the past.

Sofia H.

Alley 51! The food options are unlimited if you are a fan for Asian cuisine this is the spot to choose from Thai to Japanese... there are desert, street food and much more! The service is always quick and all operate similarly with giving you a device that will ring and vibrate when your food is ready for pick up- rather that is to go or to eat in. The ambience is very cool surrounded by art in the walls and decor that feels like you are outside in a food fair. My daughter and I live coming here ordering 3 different things and having that be our weekend meals. Also it's great that is adjacent to an international supermarket that you can do some shopping.

Michelle B.

I love visiting Alley 51 when I shop at Super G. It doesn't happen often, but when I do, I get excited about what I am going to eat! The food hall and the restrooms are always clean. It is such a treat to find what you like among the Asian options. It was definitely worth the wait after Covid delayed the opening. I was very excited when I visited one evening and found Alley 51 open and doing a brisk business. Even my grand was allowed to play in the kids' area. She played well with the other children and enjoyed herself. I went home thoroughly pleased with my new bestest place, Sizzling!

Mochinut
Kellie R.

Alley 51 is the mecca, the holy grail, the most glorious place you'll ever go to...inside one of the best grocery stores you've been to in awhile. It's a 2 in 1 and bingo, you just hit the lottery!! After you do some international grocery shopping at Super G Market, tuck your groceries away into your trunk and make your way into Alley 51 for an explosion of taste around Asia! If you've ever been to Singapore and visited a hawker center, you'll reminisce those good ol' days of trying different kiosks out and savoring every dish desirable to man (without that awful heat, of course). Never been to Singapore? Well. This is an air conditioned version of a hawker center and you don't need to place a bag of tissues on a table to claim it. There are SO many options. From bao to Korean hot dogs, sushi to boba. Alley 51 has it all! If you love Asian food, you'll enjoy Alley 51. Need a little pick me up? Hang out at the little arcade for a bit and hit the floor on Dance Dance Revolution. Is your child running amuck and overstimulated by too many restaurant choices? There's a little play area for them, too! I'm telling you, Alley 51 has thought it all and brought it all. I love it here!!

Patricia P.

I really like the idea of food hall with different Asian food restaurants in one big place. We had the pho, banh mi trio (which was okay imo) ; beef wagyu in a sticks, sushi, and crispy chicken wings (needs more seasoning ), honey bbq chicken rice plate, mango and strawberry smoothie, and rice plates from Great Wall were good. They have boba drinks and others juices as well. This place also has small play area for little toddler aged and arcade for big kids. Next to the Alley 51 is a grocery store G Mart with international food options. We like the ambience of this place and I don't mind visiting this place again when we visit the town.

Filipino food
Cristina R.

This food hall is AWESOME. I can't believe it took us this long to check it out! We went on a Friday evening, and it was giving night market vibes with the lanterns and lively environment. Very family-friendly with lots of seating and even a kids area and arcade. In terms of food options, they've got most of Asia covered! I saw Chinese, Thai, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, and more. We decided to try a variety of savory bao from Honey Bun, which were all nicely fluffy with tasty fillings. The teriyaki one was our fave of the bunch. And the food was handed to me right after ordering, so no need to wait to enjoy! We also got the Adobo Chicken from Manila Grill, which was a good amount of bone-in chicken in a savory broth, with rice on the side. This dish took about 10 min to be ready - not bad at all - and was a bit challenging to eat, but once we dug in we really enjoyed the flavor and tenderness of the chicken. I wish the food hall and Super G Mart closed later on weekends, since we would have liked to grab dessert and shop in the grocery store after our meal, but it was already passed 9pm so things were closing. We'll need to come earlier next time!

Chinese chicken wings and fried pork rice
Britanny T.

Anime Vibes + Amazing Food = Perfect Father's Day! We went to Alley 51 to celebrate Father's Day weekend and WOW it was like stepping into a little anime fan's dream world! From the moment we walked in, I was personally in a mini heaven. The vibe, the decor, everything felt like it was made for fans like us. Now the food... absolutely incredible. I ordered the bao bao buns with roasted duck and they were mouthwatering tender, flavorful, and perfectly done. My dad had the Chinese wings and pork fried rice, and let me tell you, he could not stop talking about how good it was. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and just hit the spot. Such a cool, immersive spot to eat and chill we'll definitely be back. 10/10 experience for both anime lovers and foodies alike!

Ashley F.

This spot really never disappoints! It also seems like there's something new every time I come, so that's fun. There are soooo many places to choose from for your food and drink. It can seem overwhelming. I highly recommend going with a group of friends and everyone ordering a couple of things and then you all just share everything. You get to try so much more food that way and it's so fun! This is what I did this trip with a friend of mine. There was so much great food!! It would be a problem for me if Alley 51 was closer to my house. Whew, take me back!

Drunken noodles and strawberry bubble waffle ice cream
Sheresa D.

We stopped by Alley 51 while visiting the area and ended up having a really good time. We started at Honey Buns with the BBQ pork bun and the gochujang pork bun. The BBQ pork bun tasted like a fluffy bun stuffed with sloppy joe-style pork, which was way better than I expected. Comfort food for sure. Next up was Rai Lay for the chicken drunken noodles. These were surprisingly light and really fresh--the green beans were still crispy, and the noodles weren't greasy like drunken noodles sometimes can be when you get them as takeout. For dessert, we shared the strawberry ice cream bubble waffle. It came with fresh strawberries, Pocky sticks, sprinkles, and a little panda marshmallow on top. It looked cute and tasted great without being too much. My husband tried the potato hotdog corndog from Mochinut, which was huge and super crispy--definitely enough to share. We also tried the sour hawberry tea from QuiciTop. It was sour and fruity with a slightly smoky flavor and came in a red drink pouch, which was interesting and different. As for the space itself, there was plenty of seating--high tops, regular tables, small two-seaters, and larger tables for groups. Even during our short visit, we constantly saw workers wiping down tables and keeping things clean, which we really appreciated. Overall, Alley 51 feels like an Asian street food hall, which makes it easy to try a bunch of different cuisines in one place. There's also an arcade and a kids play area, which makes it a good stop if you're traveling with family.

Aisha H.

Did we drive an hour and a half- yes! But on our quest for amazing Asian cuisine it had to be done and let me tell you what, I've been singing praises and recommending this to anybody that will listen. If you love Asian food this place is a must- Alley 51 is a huge Asian food hall that offers everything from Thai( my personal favorite), to Korean, Filipino, Chinese and more. If you love butter mochi donuts then look no further! They have those as well and truly so much more. I came here on a random weekday night after getting off from work at 5 and like I said the drive was worth it. We got a little of everything and went home happy an ao full and had so many leftovers. Some of my favorite felines that night were def the kimchi carbonara, the Thai Panang curry, the mochi donuts and the bobas. Oh they also had a place that sold dumplings and those were so delicious- truly everything was amazing and then the even bigger perk this food hall is connected to a huge Asian grocery store if you've been to hmart I would say about the same. Service was friendly, they have food options for days and like I said I've been recommending this place like crazy- worth the hype. My favorite find if 2025.

April H.

I was slow to get to Alley 51 but once I did I made up for lost time. I don't have too many favorites yet because every single thing I have had has been good. I love that there are plenty of small options because it is so much fun to go with a few people and try a tone of different things. The bar has some nice options too.

Jian Bing
Ally F.

Aesthetic: Modern Asian food hall with a wide variety of unique food stalls and a Japanese video game room, Akihabari. My Favorites: I love Akihabari, they have so many wonderful games including my favorite Final Fantasy rhythm game, Theaterhythm. Experience: We love it here, we've tried some authentic dishes and played a few of the games at Akihabari. I highly recommend playing some Theaterhythm then trying some authentic Jian Bing at Quicitop. The workers were a little intense there, but the food was awesome! We still have so many places to try here, they have tons of choices.

Mochinut...mmmmm
Kori T.

So much food but I can only eat so much. (T_T) Everything is so yummy. From the pad thai to the mochi donuts everything is amazing. I love the pagers for each place. Just pick the place and they will have your food ready for pickup in a few mins. Service is quick at most places but lines can get long on the weekend. The atmosphere is that of a food court without the people handing out free samples. (Yes, I want free samples too). I've been here quite a few times and haven't found a place I didn't like. Get the Mochi donuts, oh and the Korean corndogs ooh and the waffle dessert thing that is amazing! Just get it all. (^_^)/"

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Various Asian cuisines all in one spot. Open seating and diverse bites. I like to nibble and share plates. Definitely come hungry!

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This is my second time going. I enjoyed the atmosphere and abundance of the different vendors to choose from.

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Love the different food options and there's a supermarket right next to it. We go like almost every weekend.

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I love all of the options. And everything I have eaten has been so great. My kids love going too.

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Hidden Gem BBQ & Noodles at the Asian Market…read more As a transplant to Charlotte for work -- and someone who is always on the hunt for the foods I grew up loving -- this food stall inside the Super G Mart extension in Pineville absolutely hits the mark. It does not disappoint. I have to agree with the former chef from Fahrenheit who once said they have some of the best char siu in town. Here, they call it honey BBQ pork, and it's served over rice with a soy sauce egg and pickled radish. It's simple, comforting, and incredibly satisfying -- the kind of meal that keeps you coming back. I've also tried their wonton soup, potstickers, chili oil wontons, and even the BBQ pork ribs à la carte. Everything has been consistently delicious. This is the kind of place where you can explore the menu over time and never get bored. A few practical tips for fellow shoppers and food lovers: * Parking is easy, and there's a separate entrance just for the food hall. * If you're shopping in the grocery store first, be aware that shopping carts aren't allowed in the food hall section -- so plan accordingly. * And my best advice: go hungry and eat before you shop. Trust me on that one. There's a whole wide world of food out there, and this spot is a great place to start eating your way through it. I'll definitely be back.

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Located inside food court Alley51 in Super G. Exterior

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3.5(99 reviews)
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For my daughter's second birthday, we looked for a Build-a-Bear to get her birthday bear, and this…read moremall is where we landed. We moved from the Richmond, VA area less than a year ago so we're still discovering all the places. My husband and I are GenX, so we are the Mall Rat generation - lost in a sea of the hot trend of "Town Centers", so we always check out malls to try to find ones that aren't on their last leg; filled with one-off trinket shops. We were in awe of this mall! It is full, it's big, it's lively, and it's got an awesome food court! It's like we stepped into a time warp and landed in the '90's; we felt like teenagers again! All the good stores are in here. The only thing I didn't see - and I may have just missed it - was a music store. I miss the old days of going and listening to new albums on headphones and talking to people as we dig through the CD racks. I got some of my best music recommendations that way. And with the resurgence of vinyl, that mall really would be a prime spot for a record store! If anyone ever decides to build a nursing home for us GenXers, just use this mall. All you have to do is take out the Southern Lion and put little rooms in there. You don't have to change anything else! 'Cause let's face it - we're not gonna go easy, so there better be a Spencer's and a Cinnabon wherever the youngin's put us.

While technology can be a wonderful it is also has casualties which is a shame for the current and…read morefuture children. I mean does any over 40 remember growing up to one of the best experiences of their childhood called a MALL? I do and sadly those days are slowly yielding way to Ecommerce, outdoor shopping centers designed for ease of access and speed, and new societal norms. Located in a safe area off of I-485 Carolina Place is a very nice place to take the family while shopping for all those modern needs or even for us older folks, a step back in memory lane. I mean gone are Radio Shack, Merry-Go-Round, Aladdin's Castle, KB Toys and Suncoast to name a few replaced by empty units or some places that have been able to maintain their leases like Belk (for those southern folks), Gamestop, Dicks and well you get the point. The main take away is I feel is the place is safe and has great natural light. I took my daughters and got their bathing suits at a place that will remain nameless one for $80 the other $60, but alas the discount brought both to $50 total. I'm ignorant of pricing at retail stores and how it works during the season but that was just weird to me. We wondered around, picked up some Auntie Anne's pretzel bites (our favorite) to nibble on while I took them to several stores which they loved including Hot Topic and Claire's. I really like the layout here, wide open. My favorite place to take my girls is the food court. We saw a huge line and while I hoped it was for multiple restaurants, nope I knew what it was for. Sarku had over 30 people in line while all the other stalls had one or two customers. All in all it took us roughly 20 mins to get our food. I'm curious what would happen if I dropped another Sarku in the food court? Anyways, they were SLOW but as always really good. So, when you're there I highly suggest Double Chicken Teriyaki w/ fried rice along with an extra scoop of sauce on the top. The chicken is nice and caramelized with a nice soy kick and fried rice, need I say more? All in all, I still cherish the mall and Carolina Place is holding up the tradition! While I wish all the units were filled, such as life these days. If you'd like to make a day of fun activities with the kids, I think you should consider stopping by, just make sure you hit the food court while doing your shopping!

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Carolina Place Mall - Mural with poppies

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