My 2nd visit here was better than the first. I knew exactly where to park. I didn't feel…read moreunsafe/targeted this time around.

We went on a Sunday and they were having a Halloween celebration so it was super busy upstairs. I…read moreloved the old school mall atmosphere and variety of options. We stopped at a perfume stand (where my friend gets all her perfumes) and the stand owner was very kind and helped us choose the scent we were looking for. We also checked out the food court and probably got the best chips and salsas and pupusas I've ever had and the a western wear/boot store. The boots were high quality and sourced from Mexico which was super cool! Next time I go definitely want to explore more.

I've been here almost two years, and it took an out-of-towner to tell me about this place. I'm…read moregoing to use as an excuse that Houston is a large city for the reason why I did not know. Also, there are two stores right across the street from each other. Now, each building houses its own inventory, and what's across the street is totally different from the store across from it. Once inside, I will say the selection varies from one shop to the next. I can honestly say you will find what you are looking for or even more things you didn't know you liked. Now, my heart lies with all things gems, beads, and stones. But I soon kept wondering and discovered there were these cute scarves for a really great price that I adored. Well, I kept going on, and on and I kept buying to the store across the street, it was a nice day.

There are so many beautiful items to purchase from a variety of shops. I bought a beautiful crown…read moreand brooch for my Sorority Life Members Luncheon and a clear purse for my entry to see Vice President Kamala Harris. I know I'll be back! Ten stars.

This is easily my favorite spot in Chinatown. Honestly, if you can't find something to eat or do…read morehere, you aren't looking. It's a massive two-story complex and the variety is just insane--you have everything from high-end ramen and spicy Sichuan spots to bubble tea shops on basically every corner. It's not just food, either. You can spend hours wandering through the different stores, checking out the boutiques, or hitting up the grocery store. It's got such a great energy, especially on the weekends.

We are lucky to have Dun Huang Plaza 敦煌廣場 in Houston Chinatown. It sets the center stage for all…read moreactivities from sunrise to late night (like 2 am). It has over 2 dozen of dessert restaurants, over 3 dozen of dine-in restaurants, and several dozens of other businesses. You can stay here all weekend long to do your shopping, eating and much more. No wonder Houstonians called this as The Chinatown. I have been here over thousands of times to explore opportunities to promote Chinatown. (no I don't check in as it is not my thing on Yelp) Check out the Dun Huang Plaza photos I added at https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/dun-huang-plaza-houston?userid=jwPVqdHpVHCBfAe4pZBbgA

There is a new strip mall on Bellaire Blvd, y'all. Please meet Bellaire Chinatown Center near Shell…read moreStation at the corner of Beltway. Many well-known restaurants started here and still here, like Okome Don, Jasmine Asian Cuisine and San Dong Noodle House. Few years ago, they finished construction the extension and added some new tenants. This mall is becoming the young people's paradise. There are adding Soju Blues, Dim Sum King and Nomi Nori that will crowd this parking lot every single day. I normally park at Sterling Plaza parking lot and walk over. Here is a quick glance at the mall, at the moment: Suite A - Soju Blues (Opening soon) Suite B1 - Okome Don Suite B - Dim Sum King (Under Construction) Suite C - Qi Ao Salon 奇奥 Suite D - Jasmine Asian Cuisine Suite E - Happy Lemon Suite F - San Dong Noodle House 山東麵館 Suite G - Nomi Nori (Opening soon) Suite H - Street Churros Suite I - R&B Tea Suite J - Honeymee Suite L - Sunright Tea Studio There are a couple more spaces vacant at Suite M and S. I hope to see some takeout restaurants or newspaper stand.

Some of the best plazas are (sigh) gone, but this one remains, and is the heart of "Vietnamesetown"…read moreas my friend called it, the other day, correcting me when I called it Chinatown. Indeed, Teaholic has some wonderful Vietnamese drinks and a lot of delicious Boba, such as the Strawberry Black Tea which is one of the best of its kind anywhere. And the Strawberry Aloe reminds me of the Aloe Refresher from Fruitealicious in Dallas. Amazing. Bambu, next door, is the very best location of the Viet dessert and drink chain, making some of the best smoothies you'll ever have - especially the Honeydew, the Taro Coconut, the Mocha, and the Berry. But there's a lot more than just Viet stuff here, with amazing Korean Chicken (Lim's) as well as soups and stews and rice stone pot bowls aplenty. Zero Degrees (Cali chain) has a wonderful and popular location here, with their Strawberry Mojito and Strawberry Lime drinks off the charts, and their Cucumber Lime, Viet Coffee, Strawberry Horchata, and more, also stellar. Not a fan of Chili and Mango stuff, but their Mangonada is famous and popular too. And they do split cups (so does Teaholic). Long Coffee, Kravin, a location of the chain Mango Mango, and other spots in this plaza, are also well worth a visit. Parking and access can be really difficult, but then the same can be said about my gf. And now she's (sigh) gone.

Great selection of food and seafood. Was a very good experience. I like the new varietyread more

I have always loved this mall! It's the perfect size, especially when you're coming to shop for…read moresomething specific but you don't have all day to spend shopping. The store selection is great. They have big department stores such as Macy's, JCPenney and Dillard's. They also have a large selection of other stores that I love shopping at, such as Sephora, Lush, Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, Famous Footwear, etc. The typical stores you'd want to find in a mall! They also have a HUGE Target connected to the mall and a really nice movie theater, too. Oh! And an ice skating rink, which I've done once before. The food court here is also really nice with lots of different options, which is great for those occasions when you are spending an entire day shopping around. This mall has always been so clean! Something I've always appreciated. And even when it's busy and packed, it's not unbearable. It's one story (although a few of the department stores have a second floor) and easy to navigate! Plus there is a LOT of parking, which is something I've never struggled with. Pro Tip: I've always parked near JCPenney as that parking lot is RARELY ever full, plus there's less car traffic over there. They also have a parking garage in this area, which is super nice on rainy days as you can get inside without getting rained on.

Its size is slightly larger than average. Plenty of parking but sometimes you have to park far and…read morewalk a little to enter the mall. To me personally, the food court often feels crowded and cramped.

We excitedly made our way to the Hong Kong City Mall hopping to experience a little bit of Hong…read moreKong. Unfortunately, it was beyond dismal. Contrary to the name claim, there is nothing Hong Kong about this mall. It should have been named Saigon City Mall which would have been more appropriate. Aside from the huge anchor Asian grocery store in the middle, the mall is flanked by an assortment of Vietnamese-oriented beauty/cosmetics, nail, phone, apparel, gifts, pho and Asian-centric mom-n-pop stores with a sleepy food court on one end. There are quite a few signs pointing to Massage upstairs. The other prominent anchor tenant is Shabu Zone. Generally, around 50% of the stores were closed. Parking lot is Lone Star state size. Nothing else exciting to write about. Certainly, a coulda, shoulda, woulda experience. Sure you'll like this mall if you want to experience Vietnamese culture.

I like coming here every time I visit Houston. We do not have this variety of Asian food items in…read moreSan Antonio so I like to come into the market and see what's interesting and you. I also stock up on chopsticks and bowls. I took home some frozen dumplings for my daughter. The Boba shops are also delicious on a hot summer day. I also bought a few things at the beauty stores including some jelly collagen that's been really tasty. It's just a neat experience every time I go and I'm able to get Asian products at a decent price.

Look like everyone had the same idea I did to sign up for TSA PreCheck amidst the current TSA…read moreshutdown. The process is incredibly simple and less than 10 minutes especially if you have an appointment. With an appointment, you're probably the next in line. If you don't have an appointment, the line starts to look like the ones at the airport... The most difficult part about this visit was figuring out where to go since this more of a kiosk than a storefront, so there's no suite number. I wished someone had written a review or something indicating that this location is on Level 1 right next to GAP, The Museum of Illusions, and Express.

I have truly been impressed by a mall! Galleria is realllllly impressive, from all aspects - the…read moreparking, the amount and variety of stores offered (from high to low end), and the staff. Such a great experience all around! I appreciate how clean and organized the mall is. When I went it was roughly midday on a Saturday so my only advice would be to come early or later in the day to beat the crowds.

6.25.22 Love the shopping area - but the parking is a…read morenightmare. The shops are very well kept. They look so inviting and I love the great plants outside a lot of the stores. It make the area so beautiful. It is easier if you just park your car and walk to all the shops.

It's a very fancy place to shop. I only been Highland Village few times because I don't like…read morerailroad tracks and waiting for train to go pass. Parking is a bit hassle. Every other stall says pick up. Not sure if the stall next to it need to be empty, so whatever you're picking up can be loaded. The mall is all exterior. There's a parking garage hidden behind PF Chang's restaurant. It's more festive during the holidays. I think I'll be back to visit some fancy stores when the weather gets cooler.

Dynasty Mall is NOT closed…read more Inside the mall is a quiet oasis. There are many empty spaces, but I go there for IBUN'S vegetarian dishes. I also saw a beauty school, a Christian store and some other businesses. Ding Tea and China Gourmet are connected to the front lobby of the mall. There are more businesses, like a dental office, upstairs. A new hotpot all-you-can-eat is opening very soon! The real change is in the connected strip center. Popular eateries like Le Lai and IWA YA were joined by the likes of MIÁN (Michelin Bib Gourmand-recognized California import), Yin Ji Chang Fen ("The King of Chang Fen", chain from Guanzhou) and Old Alley Hot Pot (rebranded XiaoLongKan franchise). Regarding towing, I'd tell the plaza owners to look into a possible kickback scheme their security guard has with a towing company that is costing them lots of disgruntled "never-coming-back" ex-customers posting terrible reviews.

Disappointing plaza that actively engages in predatory towing. Based on other reviews, it is…read morefrequent and happens to people who are still paying customers of the plaza. Parked for less than 30 minutes and was still a customer of the plaza. Less than visible signage and disgustingly less than helpful security. I hope management understands why the plaza is failing. Not because people are taking parking, but because they are driving away customers. I frequented this plaza when Snowy Village was present. Unfortunately, I will never be coming back here as a customer for any of the businesses.