Good service. Give it a chance. Will return first chance I can. Will not disappoint. The ambiance…read moreis adequate.

The Mombasa Island Pavilion is a good sized area located about a half mile from the entrance/exit…read more Surrounded by the water and ducks, it is a nice spot to grab a bite or drink. The surroundings are plush with trees and additional foliage. There is tons of seating and covered areas to relax during your visit. With several dining options and a bar, you are sure to find something you'll like. Both food and drink are reasonably priced and actually pretty good. Just be sure to follow the rules and don't feed the birds! If you do you'll be surrounded by then and possibly have one or two shit on you, which would be a good lesson to abide by the rules lol. I'll be back for sure since I have an annual pass and am a full fledged Zoological Member. Catch me outside during the summer.

Got the garlic boneless mild today. Really delicious 10/10 and the girl with braids was nice and…read moregot our order out within 10 minutes. Be prepared if you order here food is made fresh but worth it!

Real great and friendly service and food is fresh and delicious as a treat or a cheat meal dayread more

This place is solid. Budget friendly food that is fresh and served quickly…read more Chicken ($10.29 + 75 cents for noodles): simple but pleasing. Tender chicken with light soy sauce & plenty of granulated garlic, 8/10. Service is standard, but nothing to complain about. Their chicken sounds good rn, as I right this review .

We got some home project at our home going on, so we have to leave for a few hours and Escondido…read moremall is my wife's preferable place to be. Food court changed, Panda is gone (our place use to be), so Suki Hana is our choice #2. One chicken with rice and chicken with noodles for $26 with 2 waters. Yes , the portions are huge, but quality of the chicken is down, a lot of chewy pieces, even some are undercooked. The rice is dry and so called vegetables are mainly cabbage and lettuce. It's a mall food court at its worst.

I highly recommend Pho Saigon Express located in Escondido. They are open through 9:30 pm. We came…read more5 minutes before closure and they still managed to accommodate us. There were plenty of parking spaces around the vicinity and the place was well kept. We loved the ornaments hanging from the ceiling which added authenticity to the atmosphere. The owner in the pink dress was very nice and accommodating. We ordered two small pho #1 bowls and were surprised by how much stuff in it. They were packed with noodles and meat. We enjoyed the soft and tender flanks, tendons and brisket. The soup was flavorful. We'll surely stop by again in the near future.

It is so tough to find legit Asian food in Esco & I definitely need to come back as a dine in…read morebecause I got this order to go. Well Done Steak: I loved how generous they were with the steak. Egg Rolls: Meh, not tasty. Double check your to go order before you leave. There were no utensils, no napkins, only 1 Hoisin sauce per bowl.

Food was a lot better than I remember it pre-pandemic. Everything was made fresh…read more Chicken Tenders: The largest and meatiest I've ever had. Makes Raising Cane's look bad. The batter was light and crispy and the bbq sauce and ranch were perfect condiments. Chicken Salad: Southwestern style with pico, black beans, and roasted corn. Came topped with perfectly crisp fried onions and a broken up chicken tender. I think the dressing was a chipotle mayo. Bacon Cheeseburger: Perfectly cooked but the beef patties they used are thin, tiny, and not great. If they could just upgrade it to a higher quality quarter lb patty, I think everyone would benefit. The Fries: What the heck! Why would a safari park have some of the best fries anywhere?! Crispy, thick, hot and soft in the center, and so well seasoned. They came with the burger and the tenders in a large mound so our meals were super filling. Staff-wise, Brant was amazingly friendly. He turned us onto the tiger tail fudge (peanut butter and white chocolate) and we ended up buying some of that and the rocky road fudge to take home and enjoy.

The chicken tenders and the French fries here are so insanely good that I would go and say they are…read morebetter than Raising Canes. The food preparation time was a bit slow but I found that they cook their food from scratch and they aren't just warming it up. This is a plus when it's not busy but a huge problem if they are. The park could do a better job than go purposely understaff the location. The fudge was also insanely good and super sweet. I highly recommend the rocky road and the peanut butter one! Super rich super satisfying. Huge thank you to our cashier and service fam Brandt. People like him is why I patron specific places. Excellent service, super helpful, and always helped when he could! TL;DR Eat here if you have some time and it's not too busy. Brandt is awesome. Fudge is great!

Aloha folks! I haven't been to this mall since they've changed the name to Mershops previously…read moreknown as North County Fair. I'm happy to see a good number of people still frequenting this location. I used to enjoy coming to this mall to exercise, visit the food court for lunch and window shop. Now that I live a little closer, I may start doing that again This is an indoor mall so on warm days this will be the ideal spot for shopping and getting my steps in.

The place you *have* to go to if you visit this mall is Let's Play VR…read more They're all about "virtual reality" - and it's a mind-bending experience. All around you - left, right, top, bottom, in front of you, and behind you is an alternative universe - an immersive experience for sure. They have tons of titles you can choose from, including all kinds of sports, shoot 'em games, of course there's zombies, and nature stuff, too. My favorite game is the boxing game, Thrill of the Fight, which is super realistic - and there's a training gym before you pick your opponent. The training gym has all the equipment you could want - a dummy with weak points indicated, a big, heavy bag, and a bag for agility that's hanging on the ceiling. I can't yet beat the Mexican boxer, so that's a goal of mine. Need to work on my combinations haha.

There's an irony to eating meat at a zoo. There's also a suspicion; where exactly where the lions…read moretoday? Anywho, Thorntree Terrace is a fast food-ish burger option in the outdoor food court area in the front of the Wild Animal Park. Yes, I know they changed the name years ago. It'll always be the WAP to me. Burgers were decent and freshly cooked, same for the seafood platter. Pricier than it needs to be but when you buy food in any zoo or amusement park you're a sitting duck so I'm thankful at least that the food wasn't too bad. Service was friendly and the place was clean. Your mileage may vary but I didn't hate it.

Overall average quality food that is pretty pricey. Definitely takes a long time to get food…read more Recommend eating outside under covered outdoor patio. They do have one of the better kids menus at the park, especially for kiddos with limited palates (e.g. cheeseburger, etc).

The girl employee was so mean to me, and disrespectful. When I was trying to order, she didn't even…read moregive me a smile I feel like she didn't even wanna be there Plus the large fries I bought. My hand is bigger than the whole box. Fries were good though. Service was not. The girls name is Ashley Casados

I had an appointment at the Apple Store at 11am so naturally we decided to just have lunch here to…read morekill the wait time of my repair. Ordered the Philly cheesesteak- w/ mayo onions, peppers, mushrooms -no lettuce or tomato. The fries are medium cut but not steak fries although I kinda wished they were. :( Don't forget the All season :) to sprinkle on everything. I love the bread! it's awesome I must say - fresh and soft. Sorta expensive now from what I remember in the past - one 12' inch- $10 and change and then adding fries and drinks is Pricey!! Yikes! It was around $26 bucks for 2 people! Minus 1star - a little disappointed because a tad too expensive now for fast food at the mall.

I'm all for diamonds in the rough. Especially when the diamond's shine cuts through drab mall decor…read moreand completely upends expectation. Slurp embraces everything awesome about Thai food with none of the extraneous western influences that simply detract from the food. They serve the tastiest food Thailand has to offer, street food, and they do it fast with a smile as if you were on a street corner in Bangkok. From pad kra pow to crab omelette, pretty much everything on the menu is some sort of fusion / street food goodie that is as close to real Thai food as it gets (stateside at least). Nevermind it's in the food court of a mall. Ignore the broccoli haired Gen Alpha's wandering aimlessly around. This place will transport you to the heart of the Thai street food scene by the first bite. And in true street food fashion, if you want something custom, just ask. The cooks are Thai and after a little translation (from the person at the register) they deliver made-to-order perfection. And if you want a real taste of Thailand make sure you order spicy level 10 ("fire-in-the-bunghole") but if you want the real Thai spice level ask for 20. Slurp redefines "mall food" to the extent that "I going to the mall" means I'm coming home with authentic Thai food rather than Hello Kitty artifacts from Miniso.

A unique offering for a mall. I've been going to this mall since I was a kid and would have never…read moreexpected a Thai place to ever make it into their food court. I did expect food to take a long time but I think the leftover wok burners when this was a Mongolian bbq location made it come out quickly. The food itself was pretty good but pricey. There was a paper price change on the menu and at the new price of $13 was a bit steep for the crab Rangoon roll.