More of an outdoor plaza not a mall. There are steps of loss of loan stores and restaurants…read more You can't go wrong with grocery shopping at Hmart. They have everything you need for Korean anything. Love all the options of Korean side dishes you can buy. There are also lots of little restaurants inside it. In the strips there are a few gift shops where you can buy accessories, kpop stuff like CDs and posters, anime stuff, beauty stuff. They also have a Missha store for Missha kbeauty items. Overall lots of good shops to visit, we would recommend it.

I could definitely have a Korea in writing reviews about Korean malls and this one is one of the…read moremost impressive and I've ever been to. I was stunned and in love since I first discovered this plaza, a few years ago - and honestly it's one of the most amazing plazas anywhere in the country. It reminds me of Dun Huang in Houston and it's just so busy from one end to the other. So much traffic, nowhere near enough parking spots, and what seems like about a hundred different popular ethnic businesses of the East Asian variety. Absolutely amazing Plaza with so many things in it that I can't even get started. And there are lots of different sections to it. Explore it and you will be in Paradise. Easily the best Plaza in Carrollton and arguably the best in DFW. Some of the Boba highlights are the Sharetea here, which is great - get Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea, and Whole Lemon Black Tea. Give Cocohodo a try, which has really great Custard Fish (not actual fish). The Walnut pastries are overrated. Sweet Lab is great, and has puffle egg waffles too. The BF Bakery inside 99 Ranch has great Egg Custard Tarts too. For food, Dumpling inside H-Mart has the best Dumplings I've ever had, anywhere, or thereabouts.

Well deserved update. My last review was in 2017 and the place was in a nose dive. After 25+ years…read morethey undertook a remodel which added a lot of new archetecual features like new planters with palms,ice rink remodel etc. but 25 years after that it needed a major freshening up and they did. Not only does the mall cosmetically look better but a fresh mix of small shops adds to a new vibrant feel. I'm really glad they took action and even more happy I noticed it. I'll visit more often and you should too... Go!

My family and I decided to go to the Galleria Mall. This mall is very big with several levels of…read morestores to shop in and food options to choose from. There is an ice skating rink in the middle of the Mall. It was cool to see different people skating around. While we were there we visited the Netflix House, shopped at Hot Topic, browsed other stores, and lastly we ate at North Italia Restaurant. Overall this mall is a good option for walking, ice skating, browsing, shopping, and eating.

Starlight doesn't want to shed her fur later. She wants to shed her Furneaux…read more I came here for no reason at all and honestly it's one of the most amazing plazas anywhere in the country. It reminds me of Dun Huang in Houston and it's just so busy from one end to the other. So much traffic, nowhere near enough parking spots, and what seems like about a hundred different popular ethnic businesses of the East Asian variety. Absolutely amazing Plaza with so many things in it that I can't even get started. And there are lots of different sections to it. Explore it and you will be in Paradise. Easily the best Plaza in Carrollton and arguably the best in DFW. Some of the Boba highlights are the Sharetea here, which is great - get Okinawa Pearl Milk Tea, and Whole Lemon Black Tea. Give Cocohodo a try, which has really great Custard Fish (not actual fish). The Walnut pastries are overrated. Sweet Lab is great, and has puffle egg waffles too. The BF Bakery inside 99 Ranch has great Egg Custard Tarts too. For food, Dumpling inside H-Mart has the best Dumplings I've ever had, anywhere, or thereabouts. I'll write more later, but that's all Furneaux.

This used to be a very nice upscale mall. Now it's completely dead. Locals say it was a failure…read morefrom day one. Dillard's is closing later this month, and Neiman Marcus will soon follow suit. And once that happens, the mall will be demolished. If the developer of this mall had any brains whatsoever, they would have designed it after American Dream Meadowlands in East Rutherford which boasts an amusement park along with several other attractions including a water park, a movie theater, and more. But no, the developer of this property just had to make it the way they did.

A clean mall, but it appears like it isn't going to be around much longer. A lot of empty spaces…read morewhere stores use to be. We went to check out the Crayola Experience with the grandkids, but we just weren't going to have the time before we had to be at the airport to catch our flight back home to Orlando. Next time we'll definitely be taking them to the Crayola Experience; it looked quite fun. The mall is still in really good shape. Some nice stores still there. Good place to get your air conditioned walking in, if that's your thing. Other than that, I can't say I'd shop here. Even the food court only has about three restaurants and none of them are kid friendly. I don't know about your grandkids, but mine sure aren't eating Mediterranean. LOL It really sucks malls are not the norm anymore.

This is THE place to go to for all things underrated. Forget about popular places like Daiso and…read moreMiniso for the little things or collectible figures. Teso Life is the best place to find a great variety of cute collectibles, beauty products, snacks and more! This is a review long overdue; I've been to Teso many times before, with my first few times way back when it first opened and they had photos of the store thiefs printed and posted on their front door (it always gave me a chuckle, but I think for legality purposes they had to take those photos down RIP). Ironically it was because of those photos that caught my interest to check out Teso, because it was reminiscent of the kind of public shaming behavior I'd see within Asian communities haha. I enjoy treating myself in Teso when I can; they have a huge selection of Chinese Lays, Japanese gummies, childhood favorites like Calbee and Meiji. Huge selection of drinks too, and endless rows of beauty products ranging from hair styling, coloring, mascara, facial masks, etc all packaged in a very aesthetic layout, and you'd know anything you get is going to be good. I've gotten good quality home sandals here too, and enjoy the soft serve ice cream options in their refrigerated areas.

​I visited Teso Life for the first time today, and I am so impressed! This store is located right…read morein the heart of the Carrollton Asian shopping district, surrounded by so many other great spots, making it a perfect addition to a day of shopping. Even though the store was very crowded and busy, it stayed incredibly well-organized. You can tell the staff works hard to keep the shelves stocked and neat. The entire place was spotless and very clean, which made browsing all the unique Japanese products a great experience. ​ The checkout process was smooth. My cashier, Enya, was very friendly and professional. She was a bit on the quiet side, but super efficient and kind while handling my items. ​ If you love Japanese snacks, high-quality beauty products, or just want to explore a cool new shop, this is the place to go. I'll definitely be back to see what else they get in stock!

This place is a must stop if you're a fan of Japanese culture. Filled with tons of blind boxes,…read moremanga, stationary, and a huge Gundam selection making it a fun place for all. My friends and I enjoy perusing the endless aisle finding hidden gems and fun unique knickknacks to show each other. Highly recommend if you're a Gundam fan, their selection is decent!

A friend suggested this bookstore to me cause he knows I am a big Gundam and Godzilla fan. But I…read morealso like to draw and this place has everything you could possibly want and little more. Most of the items here are direct from Japan and won't find them anywhere else. This Wawa My first visit here and it won't be my last.

Horrible cheap products. We got some squish toys and and it came damaged. The missing parts are not…read moreeven in the package. It would have been forgivable if we could exchange it however the store has a strict policy that's printed on their receipt "No Returns or Exchanges". So BEWARE when you buy from Daiso.

Ive been to a different Dais9, but this is my first time at this location in Carrolton…read more There was no service. Just make sure you read the signs so you can figure out pricing. If there is no price tag, the item might be $2.25. I found and purchased a miniature pink Santa that has "Merry Chistmas" engraved. Proper Spelling is not required. Either that or the engraver's R was not working on 2nd words. Hehe Not sure id go back. Items seem overpriced for what they are. I bought a fairly cool build-ir-yourself wooden advent calendar. I'm looking forward to putting it together.

I remember visiting this shopping center when I first moved to the area. The area is nicely…read morelandscaped and is kept clean. Sure, over the years, stores have come and gone, like anywhere else. I feel safe when I shop the stores, which is wonderful! The only negative is that I have seen such an up-tick in people begging on the grounds. I have watched a female beggar walk from her corner, hop in her BMW, and drive away.

I have visited Village on the Parkway several times for many different events - mostly at the…read moredifferent restaurants or bars. It is a beautiful outdoor plaza conveniently located on Belt Line Rd, right off the Dallas North Tollway. Always seems clean, well-manicured landscaping - great photo spots! Wide variety of restaurants and bars to cater to different palates - Sushi, Seafood, Mexican, American, Indian, Italian - and that's not even all! Trust me, you will find something there to enjoy! No shortage of entertainment either between the movie theaters, sports bars, and pubs - Boutiques for shopping, a few day spas to choose from, well you get the gist of it! On this particular visit, I went for their second Annual Pairings in the Parkway event. For $25 (in advance, $30 on day of event) we got to sample a food and drink pairing from seven restaurants in the Parkway - The offerings are listed below. It was a good value to be able to sample some choices from so many restaurants. Event itself was not overly packed so we were able to get through most of the restaurants very quickly (individual reviews of those to follow). I was a little disappointed though, that when we went to turn in our completed food passport at the end of the event to enter into the drawing for a gift certificate, the event tents were already packed up and gone by 4:30 pm although the center stated the event ran until 5 pm. Oh well, I will consider attending again next year if they highlight different restaurants from the center. The Food/Drink we received from each participating restaurant! Most were sample sizes, except HopDoddy who gave us a whole burger! Flying Fish Menu 1: Mexican cocktail Menu 2: Hush Puppies Beverage: Local Beer Whole Foods Market Meat option : Brisket slider topped with firecracker coleslaw Veggie option: Open-faced Field roast slider w/dijon mustard and arugula Both options paired with a LOCAL craft beer Hopdoddy Menu 1: Classic Burger Menu 2: Truffle fries Beverage: Tea and soda The Saffron House Menu 1: Veggie Samosa Menu 2: Kebab Roll Beverage: Mango Margarita and Mango Lassi La Comida Menu 1: Mini brisket tacos Menu 2:Pull pork (mayan style) mini tacos Beverage: Blackberry and baby flamingo margaritas Yard House Menu 1: Nashville Chicken Menu 2: Fried Mack and Cheese Beverage: Caribbean Breeze and Blackberry Smash Social House: Menu 1: Veggie Skewers Menu 2: Chicken and Waffle Cones Beverage: Social Swirl

So, I've noticed Village on the Parkway change over the past 20+ years -- my mother used to own a…read moreboutique here, so I've walked all the pathways and around every building at least a hundred times, and seen the stores change. Let me tell you, Village on the Parkway is WAY better these days than it ever was. They have a few businesses that have been open since the early ages of the shopping center -- Ernie's, Kitrell Riffkind Art / Glass, Mallasadi, and Subway. The shopping center was near death when a few new businesses brought some signs of life -- Bed Bath & Beyond, and TGI Friday's, and Blue Mesa. After that, better businesses start arriving -- so now there's Grand Spa, 24 Hour Fitness, Sherlock's Pub, and a larger, more popular selection of restaurants. The architecture is Mediterranean-inspired, with fountains, gazebos, wide boulevards, and landscaped walkways. My favorite is a little walkway behind Gloria's that's private and romantic -- I think they still light it up at night so it's even prettier.

i love all sorts of cute things, and kpop! i found a ton of stuff that i really liked! my sister…read morealso found some really adorable things too, and the cashier was so nice to us! i recommend this store a lot!

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