Been going to this place since I moved around the area and I love it. Tho they do switch out stores…read more& food spots fairly quick for me, it's always exciting to see new stuff. Here & there is on my top 5 favorite coffee spots. Goldfish is a new seafood spot, tried it out yesterday & I loved it. Got a scallop taco & the scallop ceviche. Just be prepared for their hot sauce, felt like I put lip plumper on lol! Some spots moved completely & others were just relocated around the store. All the workers that I have encountered are super nice & helpful no matter how busy it gets. Also I just realized, it is always clean. There's no trash laying around. Love that!

+ Various food types to enjoy. + Good amount of indoor +…read moreoutdoor seating. - Very crowded parking. - And crowded interior. + You can enjoy pleasant seating area with your folks here, whether weather-safe indoors or breezy outdoors.

Round two at Golden Marketplace and we finally understood what it was. The first time, we walked in…read morethinking, "Ah yes, grocery run." Nope. Surprise! It's basically a Vietnamese food hall disguised as a supermarket outside... a delicious trap filled with sizzling things, snack counters, and the kind of aromas that make you forget whatever was on your actual shopping list. This time? Absolute chaos!! Turns out we showed up during Lunar New Year celebrations, so the place was super packed like everyone collectively decided they needed noodles at the exact same moment!! The vibe was festive, loud, and wonderfully overwhelming. The parking lot is technically huge, but you'll see it's s a competitive sport. We circled 3 full laps like hungry sharks before finally spotting someone pulling out.

Have low expectation for 5-stars services and you'll be ok. This is for people who love Vietnamese…read moredishes and boba/smoothie. It's a food court and vendors selling knickknacks. Quoc Thai advertised this place on the radio daily and it was interesting being there. He is good at advertising but the information doesn't match with the actual store deals. Typical. It was OVERWHELMING with so many signs and pictures and stuff every where. It felt disorganized and not clean. Some older folks in there had a strong scent of Eagle oil (dau do xanh) even in passing! There were boba shops, Pho, shaved ice, sea foods, baked Catfish, Thai Food, Chao Long and many more Vietnamese dishes etc. It's definitely perfect for eating in groups and eating late but some vendors were closed and each has their own hours. I tried Hello Cafe and Loopy Loop. I felt overstimulated with signs and pictures and so many options of "deals" but not really "deals". Buy 2 get 1 drinks come out to around $18 so $6 each drink? If two drinks cost $18 - I dont think I want to pay $9 for a drink. Yikes! 50/50 coming back. Parking is plenty in the front.

Let me start off by saying FINALLY there's an H mart in Westminster and bordering Huntington Beach!…read moreThis location is an excellent size for selection, and the parking lot isn't overwhelmingly crowded to park and go despite that there's a chick fil a and a target in the same lot. Some major highlights: 1) There's a food court! Several options to choose from including fried chicken, dumplings, noodles and more! 2) if you need a quick pick me up just head to the back left corner of the store and see some ready to eat grab n go foods, which are great for any occasion really There appears to be plenty of checkouts that I haven't had to wait in a long line, but I also don't know when are peak hours vs non peak. I do visit quite frequently now that I've got a closeby h mart, let's just say you won't go hungry here!

This Hmart is currently the largest one in California and it did not disappoint. There was such a…read morehuge variety in each aisle. There's even an entire aisle for Banchan! The pre-marinated meat section was also large and a huge seafood section. However, the produce was not the freshest. The turnover rate is probably less than the smaller stores due to the variety. Or I went on an off day. There's also a bakery (Tous Les Jour) and a large food court. There was plenty of seating and plenty of choices for food. I'll be back for the food court and pre-packaged goods but most likely would get produce at a different Hmart location.

Cool spot to hang out and grab food. Lots of Korean food and K pop influence, which makes the…read moreplace fun to explore. There's a handful of stores that are vacant but still worth checking out if you're in the area. Parking is also free in the structure so that's a huge bonus.

The Source is such a fun place to be at! Although a third of the stores here are empty/unopened…read more.. the ones that are, are poppin'! They have a big parking structure, that is constantly packed with people. There is a constant flow of people coming in and out. When I come here, I enjoy looking at the Korean snack store that recently just expanded. You can get instant noodles and pay for the hot water so you can eat it there! This store is also a souvenir store. Besides this place, the source has fashion stores, bakeries, coffee, pastries, golf, a kid's play center, and more food! Like malls do, they also have a Photo Booth area. Prices vary per shop, but everything is reasonable. The source is cool because it's where small businesses can advertise themself, and Korean culture can thrive. They have a mini night life here alongside celebrating the love of kpop, cosmetics, skincare, and food! I've heard that this place was always hip and fun, and I'm hoping the current reputation exceeds expectations in the near future with all the changes they've been doing!

This is a pretty big food hub at California Adventure in Anaheim. They have beer, margaritas,…read moreMexican food, Asian fusion and bread bowls (with soup and mac n cheese). You cross the giant bridge to enter the path. You know, kind of like Dorthy following the Yellow Brick Road. lol There's plenty of tables and seating in this are. There is a decent amount of shade nearby. And if you keep walking down, there's chocolate and a bread factory- yum! :)

This is the food court at California Adventure Park. It's right next to Paradise Pier. You need to…read morecross a bridge to get to it. It contains Pacific Wharf Cafe, Cocina Cuamonga, and Lucky Fortune Cookery. It also has various food carts. The main attraction at Pacific Wharf is The Bakery Tour hosted by Boudin Bakery. You can watch as bakers make fresh sourdough bread. They use it for the soup bowl at Pacific Wharf Cafe. This place is also home to Alfresco Testing Terrace featuring Disney Family of Wines' and appetizers. Also, at the Pacific Wharf is the Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop. You can get many types of chocolate and ice cream.

Nice food court style area with a diverse food selection. I was here long time ago, when it first…read moreopened with some friends. Most of the food shops are really cool.

Likes: + Love getting HiroNori ramen here. Absolutely…read morescrumptious. + Various novelty shops here, including the Bookoff Anime store and the Chewie & Mellow dessert shop. + Indoor + outdoor dining. Pleasant place for a hangout with friends & family. Non-likes: - The lunchtime parking here is a pain in the donkey. Medium-size parking lot is always full. Competing for scarce spots. They're gonna need to add 10 more spots. Dinnertime parking is better though. Usually 5+ spots open.

Visited SteelCraft this weekend. Nice outdoor space with a few vendors, eateries, coffee and boba,…read moreand a bar. They had a DJ and were celebrating Selena with a paint and sip. Everyone looked like they were having a great time. Plenty of seating and I saw 3 people who were cleaning up glasses and restrooms, and keeping things tidy. I enjoyed a Mexican Lollipop cider and would come back for some food or coffee in the future.

There's lots of parking, which makes this place super easy and convenient to visit. It's set up…read morelike a food court with tons of different food options, so it's great if everyone in your group wants something different. We ended up going to the Asian spot, where I ordered the beef bulgogi. The portion size was huge and definitely filling. The food came out really fast, and there were plenty of seating areas to choose from. Overall, it's a very casual, easygoing hangout spot that's good for a relaxed meal with friends or family.

It's the Year of the Horse, and this place has once again proved that this place is appropriate for…read moreenjoying the nightlife. This place sells Lunar New Year-related stuff, such as red envelopes, traditional plants, Vietnamese food, toys, and so much more. This place sells varieties of Pandan desserts during the nightlife. I saw a Pandan dessert that looks like an Indonesian pancake dessert. There's also ube waffles. This place also sells a variety of Vietnamese cuisine, potato meals, and so much more. There's even sugarcane juice offered from a food truck. There's fruit ice cream that is viral on TikTok. There are so much Asian desserts sold here.

Went to the Lunar New Year Flower Festival & Night Market in Little Saigon with my husband on Feb…read more 5, 2026. This is probably the closest place for us to get that Lunar New Year vibe but since we're very familiar with the area, we pretty much finished one lap and then decided to head elsewhere for food. For anyone interested, here are the details: **23rd Annual Lunar New Year Flower Festival** Asian Garden Mall 9200 Bolsa Ave, Westminster, CA 92683 Dates: 1/29 - 2/15/2026 Flower market vendors: Daily 10AM - 10PM (Located at the main plaza right in front of Asian Garden Mall) Food night market vendors: Thursday-Sunday only, 6PM - 10PM (The food stalls are on the left side as you face the mall) Just a heads-up: the flower market itself is actually pretty small. You can walk through it in one short loop. Vendors sell flowers, red envelopes, Lunar New Year decorations, couplets, hanging ornaments, firecrackers, and some traditional Vietnamese outfits. If you're coming specifically for a big flower market, it's good to manage expectations because it's quite limited. On the left side, there's a short row of food stalls offering grilled meats, seafood, Vietnamese spring rolls, fried snacks, sugarcane juice, steamed corn, grilled corn, and more. The selection is fairly diverse. Since there are regular storefronts right across from the stalls, the area feels lively at night, with temporary tables and chairs set up- definitely has that night market vibe. Most food vendors (like 9 out of 10) don't list prices, so you'll need to ask and they're cash only. If you're expecting a huge flower festival or cheap night market food, you might feel a bit disappointed. Prices are on the higher side, more like special event pricing. That said, it's a once-a-year festive atmosphere, so if you're already there, might as well enjoy it and not overthink the cost. At night, you'll see lots of Vietnamese families coming out together to eat, and there were even aunties and uncles singing and dancing in front of the mall. It was pretty fun to watch. Parking gets very crowded in the evening and can be tough, so street parking nearby and walking over might be easier. The mall itself closes around 7PM, but if you come earlier, it's actually worth spending some time inside. The second floor is split pretty evenly- half of it is clothing shops, and the other half is jewelry stores selling diamonds and gold. I even had my engagement ring resized here before, and the pricing was very reasonable. There's also a food court on the first floor, so if the night market food doesn't appeal to you, you can eat inside the mall, walk across to the Seafood Palace plaza, or head a bit further toward the plaza nearby T & K Supermarket for more dining options.

Located a couple blocks from Disneyland. They offer a bunch of options from salads, Americanized…read moreChinese food, flat breads, etc. There are two kiosk to order from. We sat outside to dine. They brought the food to us. My husband did get a handful of mosquito bites while dining outside. Inside is small but there are a couple tables. Outside is more spacious but can be more comfy. They share the hotel restroom. You need to get the key from them.

Oasis Food Hall is a hybrid ghost kitchen (one kitchen prepares all food) + food court located near…read moreDisneyland. The food court is attached to the Desert Palms Hotel and customers place their orders via two self-serve kiosks. [Parking]: I asked the hotel receptionist and he said visitors can park at either the underground garage or the lot behind the hotel for few hours (no overnight parking). [Atmosphere]: Both indoor and outdoor tables are available so customers can sit down & enjoy their food. [Options]: All brands are operated by CAMO Eats which include Lime St. (Salads & Plates), Smashed & Saucey (Burgers & Melts), Rice, Meet Noodle (Chinese), Mexa Boca (Mexican), Fork & Figs (Mediterranean), CAMO Pizza Co. (Artisanal Flatbreads), Roosterville (Fried Chicken), Mixtape Nachos (Loaded Nachos), and Mighty Bitey (Kids Menu). *** Baja Shrimp Bowl (Marinated shrimp, cabbage slaw, Baja sauce, cilantro, queso fresco, avocado, pico de gallo on a base of cilantro lime rice and braised black beans, served with tortilla chips and Pico de Gallo - Grilled Shrimp option, $21.00): Not exactly cheap for a Baja shrimp bowl (Disneyland price), but the bowl tasted surprisingly decent with a good Baja sauce. *** This is NOT the spot to come for a full scale food hall experience. Think of this food court as a nice pit stop for restaurant-quality food before visiting Disneyland. P.S. - The food court is not reserved to hotel guests only & anyone can walk-in.

If you are a foodie and love old and new twists on traditional flavors from all around the world…read morethen the 4th Street Market is for you. From coffees and designer drinks to delicious meals and deserts the 4th Street Market has it all. A collection of great start up restaurants that offer friendly service and comfortable atmospheres both inside and outside. I love when I get the opportunity to work in the area and get to have lunch at one of the many restaurants. They occasionally have locations move out and new purveyors move in. Sometimes it is sad to see a location leave but the new restaurants that move in are almost always a great new experience. This is a place to visit when in the area or when planning a day passing through or near by. There is something for every taste including great coffee and deserts. Put it on your list and enjoy.

Walking into 4SM in Santa Ana feels like your stomach just won the lottery. It's a…read morechoose-your-own-adventure for people whose love language is "let's grab a bite." You've got Baked Banhs serving up Vietnamese goodness that makes you question why you ever settled for a sad desk lunch. Altar Baja Market brings the Baja vibes, while Fakas Island Grill and Tayabak by Dakine Grindz team up to say, "Why book a flight when you can get island food right here?" Then there's Tuk Tuk Thai casually reminding you that spice is a personality trait!! If your sweet tooth starts acting up, Gina's Crepes and Waffles and Sivar Treats are ready to ruin your self-control in the best way possible!! Need a sip break? Loose Leaf Boba and Daily Kombucha have you covered.... whether you're in the mood for chewy tapioca therapy or something that says "I do yoga now." Craving comfort? The Chicken Rice, Deli Station, and The Golden Eatery are basically edible hugs!! Feeling trendy? Trendz Street Cocina and Recess by Playground make you feel like you discovered them before everyone else did (even though everyone else is already there). Pro tip: parking's in the garage behind the food hall. Which is perfect, because after you've made just one lap and somehow ordered from 3 different spots, you'll appreciate the short walk back. It's a little tight and slightly maze-like.... expect to do at least 1 accidental lap before finding your friends. Tbh, that just gives you more time to scope out what you're eating next!! Great hangout spot with enough food options to keep everyone happy (and indecisive)!!