While I have seen worse malls around the country, Tucson Mall is middle of the road in the world of…read moreclassic indoor malls. They are anchored by a few big stores such as Dillard's, Macy's and JCPenney, have several quintessential mall stores such as Hot Topic, Bath & Body Works and Finish Line...and of course they are connected to the famed mall restaurant, Cheesecake Factory. There are a few open spots along each floor, but for the most part, it appears that the mall is at least 70 - 75% occupied. One end of the mall is definitely slower than the other, which makes sense as the food court is on one end, and it is the more active and "happening" part of the mall. While most stores are chain, there are a few local spots from coffee shops, barbers, artists and even massage spots. The mall was clean and in decent shape for what it is. It is dated and you can tell no resources have been put into it recently. Overall, okay indoor mall that serves its purpose and doing good by hanging on!

My car was in the shop nearby for six hours, so I had a lot of time to kill. I walked over to the…read moreTucson Mall, walked around, went in a few stores, and had lunch in the food court. There are a few vacancies, but this mall is far from dead. There are loads of restaurants both in the food court and elsewhere. And it's always a comfortable temperature for walking.

Park Place Mall is more of a get er done kinda vibe …read more It's a solid indoor mall on the east side with a little bit of everything /shopping, food, and entertainment all in one spot. You've got your go-to stores like Dillard's, Old Navy, Ulta, plus fun extras like Round1 and a movie theater, which honestly makes it more than just a shopping trip . I like coming here when I want something easy and low-stress -- plenty of parking , AC blasting in the summer, and enough variety to wander without feeling overwhelmed . Is it the fanciest mall? No. But it's reliable, convenient, and still feels like a real MALL which is rare these days.

Malls all across the country are losing business. Department stores are closing and the empty…read morespace is either left empty, or converted into a more family-friendly venue like arcade or play place. My daughter and I took the boys here after we left the zoo. We needed a venue that was climate-controlled on a 95F-degree day at 1:30pm. We had a few hours to spend before the restaurant we had planned to eat at would open for dinner. We entered near the old Macy's side entrance and walked toward the food court. I enjoyed the colorful murals and art along the way. The boys there spend some time in the play area. The padding there is soft and the climbing equipment designed for younger kids. My daughter and I then had iced tea drinks. I chose Boba Tea company and she Cinnabon. We spent another hour at the arcade Round 1. Here is where my daughter spend $155 for two 300 cards for the boys. While they enjoyed the games, air hockey and simulated race car games, this is a luxury only afforable because they were on spring break vacation visiting their grandma. If there were go-carts available, this grandma would gladly have joined the team.

I understand the name of this place because OMG is it good. I was hungry at the mall so picked it…read moreup to go. Got the chicken mayo rice bowl. I waited a few minutes and got my delicious meal - they are cooking it to order - thats good and fresh imo. It was everything you want from a Korean chicken and rice bowl. Deliciously crispy, good veggies to rice portion. I cant believe its in a mall. I'll go to the mall just to try more.

Thumbs up. I will go there again. I recommend the chicken mayo rice bowl. Fluffy rice, crispy…read morechicken.

If you haven't been here: GO HERE. I came by in the evening with my boyfriend when we were craving…read moresome xiao long bao and this place DOES NOT DISAPPOINT! We ordered the popcorn chicken, xiao long bao, garlic broccoli, and the salt and pepper tofu- all of them were amazing. The staff are so friendly, food came out quickly, and the portions were perfect. A total gem in Tucson and our new go to spot.

My bestie yearned for dumplings for her birthday lunch. After a bit of research, we chose Go Dim…read moreSum. Brilliant decision: The people were lovely and the food was fun and delicious. We ordered a huge array of dim sum. The ladies were helpful in guiding us newbies and we had crispy egg rolls (of course), soup dumplings (loved them), BBQ pork bao buns (the filling was yum!), pork and shrimp shu mai (so tasty), shrimp har gow (never had anything like them and would definitely order again), and pork and shrimp wonton (so good). Yes, we took some home. The restaurant has plenty of tables, spaced well apart, which I appreciate. Everything is spotless. The parking lot has plenty of room and access is easy, even with the construction mess Grant currently has. Siri guided me down Palo Verde, took a right on Grant, and immediate turned right into the parking lot. I don't normally give five stars on a first visit, but we enjoyed Go Dim Sum so much that we're already planning a return trip. The only thing that could be improved is the sauce tray. The containers should be filled more and cleaned off.

We've dined at this family-operated eatery more times than we can count since moving to Tucson on…read morejob transfers. Each time we've felt welcomed, we've had great service, and we've enjoyed the best Korean food we've had anywhere in the United States and Canada, and at very reasonable prices. We love Kimchi Time! Please disregard any older reviews. :)

On today's visit, I made a quick pit stop to pick up a to-go order and the food smelled so amazing…read morethat it literally turned heads. In a world where most people avoid talking to strangers or are glued to their phones, Kimchi Time's food made strangers connect. A group of girls turned around to ask me what I was eating and where it was from. I like to think that like me they thought the smell was that irresistible! If that's not a sign of good food, I don't know what is. Hoping they take up my suggestion and stop by to try my favorite Korean restaurant in town. Whether you are eating in or taking it to go Kimchi Time never disappoints!

Very yummy food and great service. There is a great atmosphere here great people. The music is…read moregreat.

The food was okay, not great. The dining area was pretty dirty. Floor was sticky and tables weren't…read morecleaned. Also we got there shortly after opening so you'd think it would be cleaner. I wouldn't go back there unfortunately.

While inexpensive, you do get what you pay for…read more I ordered the cashew chicken lunch special to go and an order of crab puffs. It came with 2 fried wontons, egg flower soup and fried rice. The rice was incredibly bland and was just rice- no peas, carrots, scrambled eggs-nothing. The 2 wontons were drenched in sweet and sour sauce and fell apart by the time I got home. The soup was almost inedible. No veggies, just broth and what appears to be a little egg. Crab puffs looked and tasted like they were bought from Costco. The chicken in the cashew chicken dish was dry and tough. Nothing here is fresh...if you want good Chinese food, keep driving.

Nope. I've lived in Tucson for almost 30 years and it feels like this restaurant has been here just…read moreas long. I've never gone there before but my friend Bob over the years has used this as his go to Chinese restaurant. I was on my way home from the hospital and needed an easy quick dinner. I thought of the golden dragon Bob's go to takeout. I ordered the lemon chicken and salt and pepper wings. I was shocked when I bid into the thickly breaded fried chicken and saw that it was processed food. Processed chicken just like you get at McDonald's. The threading was thick and cakey in some places or most places, thicker than the chicken was. I took a look at the lemon sauce that accompanied it and was supposed to have lemon slices as in the description on the menu. It smelled and tasted artificial like pledge. I did eat several pieces of the chicken, but really couldn't stomach. The thought of this processed food of God knows what. See pictures for what I'm speaking to the wings were crispy and good extremely salty but then again, it was salt and pepper wings so there you have it. I ate the wings. It was real chicken. I guess I should've known from my first sentence that this was Bob's go to place that it probably wouldn't be for me. We have vastly different expectations and standards for dining. This is a one and done and I don't recommend it even if it's on your way home from the hospital.

Surprised to see a Filipino restaurant in a BX. It's about time as many Filipinos roaming around…read morethe bays there should be a restaurant. They have a full-blown store off base but now they brought the restaurant portion in the BX food court excited for them to be here