The Creperie:…read more Delicious crepe. So much peanut butter in Elvis's Crepe. The ice cream scoop was bigger than my fist, definitely worth the extra $3. Baboushi: One of the healthiest bowls you can get here. For the Baboushi Bowl, you get to build your own bowl after choosing a protein (I chose the brisket shawarma) and you can tell the staff how much you want of each topping. They even toasted two slices of pita bread for me to go. Highly recommend. Plenty of seating inside the food hall and outside in the plaza. Banger playlist.

Apparently if you're sitting and working at a table and take a sip of your water bottle, the…read moremanager will beeline to you to tell you that you can't just "hang out" and you have to buy something. Even after walking by you multiple times before. It was 9am and my plan was to work until Dock Local opened at 11 and have lunch but the interaction was very off-putting. I hadn't even been sitting for 15 minutes and most of the restaurants aren't even open at that time. I could understand if I had a full lunchbox and was eating outside food but I just drank from my water bottle. All of that to say, I've been to the exchange 20+ times since I live in the area and never had such an annoying interaction. Mind you, the restaurants never last and the food is overpriced and rarely worth it. I promptly left, sorry to Dock Local, I guess you won't get my $25 today. Looking forward to seeing "you can't just hang out" signs all over the walls soon. I wouldn't want the manager to spend so much time reminding guests that the seats aren't free.

We love eating here, great budget-friendly spots with many homemade flavors. Our favorite shops are…read morethe two Korean places, Sokongdong Tofu and Mansasung, as well as Sushi Spot, Hakka Express, and FULL Boba Shop. You order at each spot, usually get a pager, pick a table, and wait for your food. When your pager rings, you grab your food from the shop. Then you leave the dishes on the table when you're done, no need to clean up. It's not the best for ambiance, more for casual dining. Most places accept Zelle/Venmo and some even credit cards, but it's always a good idea to bring cash just in case.

Well played out food court; it has a variety of Asian cuisines to choose from; friendly and the…read moreseating area is very nice!

Other than the carousel and an ample amount of seating, this is a typical mall food court. It's an…read moreinteresting place with a whole lot of hustling going on at several of the restaurants. For example, the Thai restaurant, the Cajun restaurant, and the Japanese restaurant almost ALWAYS have people in front giving samples of their food out. My experience has been though that a lot of those samples are not real fresh and kind of does not represent the restaurants in a positive light. Pretty much your choices in the food court are Pizza/Italian, Thai food, 2 different Cheese Steak places, Mexican, Cajun, Thai, Sonic, Chinese, and Chili's. None of the places are what I would call great, but of you are hungry and at the mall, they will suffice. The food court is made interesting by there being a carousel in the middle of it. It is a delight to grab a meal and sit and watch kids on the carousel. Overall, they have a wide variety of places, all decent, but none are going to blow you away.

First time ever coming to this mall. I'm surprised I waited this long. They wrong for that cheap…read moreAsian stir fry knockoff of food. One place is called Cajun grill ain't it ain't nothing but a fake Chinese restaurant. I ain't ate that Chinese mess in a decade or more. I make a better stir fry myself.

Mackie the bartender at the tiki bar was awesome. She gave great service and awesome…read morerecommendations. I appreciate it and will be back soon. Thank you Mackie!!!

Great food choices, super nice people at all the restaurant options…read more Pricing for the food is also super reasonable, outside seating is a plus as well!

99 Ranch Market is the kind of place where you walk in looking for one ingredient and leave excited…read moreabout ten new things you discovered along the way. I especially love how bright, spacious, and wide open the store feels. The roomy aisles and organized layout make it easy to explore without feeling cramped or rushed, which matters because there is so much to see. The variety is incredible. You can find everything you need to create dishes from across many Asian cuisines, including fresh produce, noodles, rice, sauces, spices, frozen specialties, snacks, teas, kitchenware, and ingredients you rarely see in an ordinary grocery store. Even when I don't have a specific shopping list, I love walking through the aisles and discovering something new to try. The people who work here have always been kind, welcoming, and helpful when I need assistance finding something. That makes an already enjoyable shopping experience even better. My advice: give yourself plenty of time on your first visit. This is not a store you want to rush through! Every city in the United States should have a 99 Ranch Market. I honestly could not love this place more.

I came here to explore the store and do a little shopping. The store offers a wide variety of…read morebeverages, snacks, fresh produce, bakery items, hot ready-to-eat meals, and everyday grocery essentials. I was particularly interested in checking out the food court areas scattered throughout the store. There were plenty of dining options, but surprisingly, the two I wanted to order from had no staff available. Since I arrived around 1:00 PM, I found it unusual that some of the vendors were open with no staff in sight to assist customers during what would typically be peak lunch hours.

A Delicious Trip Down Memory Lane!…read more Two Saturdays ago during our Plano visit, I was thrilled to discover a Mitsuwa Marketplace in the Legacy area, just a quick drive from The Colony! If you've been to the Mitsuwa in Edgewater, NJ, you'll understand the nostalgia. This location may not be as huge or spacious as Edgewater, but it still delivers that familiar Mitsuwa experience: Japanese groceries, a mini food court, and plenty of ready-to-eat goodies. The Tiger Prawn Tempura for $3 was an absolute steal--huge, crunchy, fresh-tasting, and delicious! We also grabbed lunch from one of the food court vendors before wandering through the grocery aisles and stocking up on some familiar Japanese favorites we've been missing. But the real standout? The customer service. Shoutout to Alex at the register, who was incredibly patient and accommodating when we asked about finding a cooler for our long drive back to San Antonio. He pointed us to customer service e to make sure we were taken care of. Enter Eddie, who took it a step further. He actually went into the back storage area and found us a clean, used styrofoam cooler--and then gave us three bags of complimentary ice because their ice machine had run out! Talk about going above and beyond. Great food, nostalgic finds, and genuinely kind people made this more than just a quick grocery stop--it was a little trip down memory lane with a side of Japanese comfort food. Alex and Eddie, you both rock! Mitsuwa hospitality for the win!

Has a One Piece store and a food court besides all the neat Japanese food what else do you need!…read more The food and service were good. The service was quick and clean. Safe area. Definitely shop whenever I'm around.

My friends were selling me on this local spot when I asked what's worth seeing in the area. When we…read moreshowed up, it was exactly where I wanted to be due to the unique atmosphere and laid back Texas vibe. Grabbing their delicious frozen cocktails in a souvenir cowboy boot made the experience super fun but the best part of this place is the Toilet Seat Museum! What the what?!? You do need to down a few before heading to the second floor of this massive indoor/outdoor extravaganza. It's one of the most bizarre museums I have ever been to. All the servers were extremely friendly and our bartender even went out of his way to clean our boots and fill them with water for the uber ride home. This place is a must stop!

WORST MANAGEMENT EVER. I ordered my food and waited an entire hour while people who ordered after…read moreme received their food before I did. I had to stand there for 30 minutes just to get them to finally start preparing my order. To make matters worse, the dish I ordered, "The Bear," was horribly prepared. My bun was completely soggy, and there was sauce spilled all over my plate to the point where I couldn't even put my chips down. My friend ordered the exact same dish, and hers was perfectly fine. Meanwhile, one of the employees was just standing around doing nothing while customers were waiting for their food. Extremely disappointing experience, and I would not recommend this place.

I like Komart for certain items that I can't find at H Mart or other Korean groceries. It's…read moredefinitely showing its age as compared to the sparkling new HMart nearby. Still they have some hard to find items or produce that we like to have in the house. I sometimes pick up the pre-prepared bibimbap veggies and some herbs and perilla leaves. Also maybe mugwart (sometimes I don't know what I'm getting but my SO does and she points it out so I know what it looks like but not what it's called). Recently I could not find a certain type of seaweed anywhere else but Komart had it. It's never crowded and service has always been helpful for me. I have not eaten at the little cafe. I always stop at Ajumma after Komart and get some kimbap or soondae to go.

This is a smaller Korean grocery store located near H Mart. It carries most of the items I…read moretypically look for at an Asian grocery store, but it's not my favorite overall. I did notice they have a nice variety of bagged, flavored corn snack balls. I picked up the melon-flavored ones to try with my family, and we all thought they were good! They also have a food court, although the options are somewhat limited, similar to the grocery selection. That said, the food looked good, and I'd be interested in trying it next time. After exploring the store, I still prefer my go-to Asian supermarkets in the DFW area, like H Mart and 99 Ranch. However, I do appreciate that they offer items on sale. That's definitely a plus!