This mall has a few good shops, and looks pretty nice inside, but overall is underwhelming. It's…read morevery empty-feeling and kind of has a weird vibe. There aren't a lot of good clothing stores that you would normally see at a mall, and even the food court is tiny. Most of the employees were pretty friendly and helpful, but everything is definitely overpriced.

Was a good mall with many choices. I did like being in a mall it's been a while. I feel we have…read morelost to many. Things a place to get what you need check it out. We shopped a few stores.

Kawasaki is food court pan-Asian food that also sells bakery goods on the side within the Global…read moreMarket food court. It's hard to say what your experience is going to be versus mine because there are something around 100 different options (many of which are different configurations of similar dishes, of course). I ordered their spicy pineapple chicken combo which came with pork fried rice and a kimchi salad. In terms of what the dish is: It is sweet and sour chicken with pineapple chunks and a fair amount of red pepper for heat. The kimchi salad was on the higher end of hot (as one would figure) and ultimately one note solely because of that fact. The chicken was, by and large, not stringy which is a common problem at food courts regardless of the sort of food they're serving. The sweet heat combination of the pineapple with a red pepper heat was nice. The pork fried rice had pork chunks that were generally smaller than your average pea, the smallest bits of egg (barely any), and oddly enough -- corn. It had a good flavor but the pork was almost not there and the relative lack of egg made it feel not much like fried rice. Despite the three star rating -- given the sorry state of Asian food offerings on the east side this is one of the better venues Mrs. T and I have visited on the east side. The next time we have a craving for Asian food this is definitely a contender for our business (and next time: We're buying some of the amazing looking Loves desserts from the case).

The pork katsu tasted a little off and it was soggy, and the tan tan ramen simply tasted like miso…read moreramen. On the other hand, the buzzer lets you know once the food is done. If you're in the food court, I would advise to stay away from this vendor and look elsewhere since the food was meh.

This is an interesting Chinese Market. The market has a lot of chinese items and other east asian…read moreitems. There was a ton of moon and sun cakes. I tried a couple of poke sticks. Pistachio one was my favorite. There were many Asian ice creams. Propitious mango was a good one. There were a lot of small food places in the food hall. I tried food from a lot of different places. The food hall had a lot of seats, and was neatly maintained. It was never crowded. Kawasaki is close to the entry of Global Market. So the first time I was there, I went straight to this place. I had a Chicken katsu rice bowl. It was one of the best food I had in the food hall. Display had some very delicious and cute cakes. Next time I should try some of that. Taiwan Street has nice pho and bubble tea. I went for a pistachio milk shake, without bubbles. It was good. But I think I should have really went for a pho. They have a lots of sweets in display. I went for a peach swiss roll and a sesame ball. Both were good. From Dumpling House, I went for a chicken and mushroom dumpling and chinese chive pie. Both were good . It came steaming hot. I think I should have gone for some of their more favorite items like chive and pork dumpling. From Nice Flavor Stir Fry , I went for a sauteed sliced lamb with cumin. Generally this is a really flavorful dish which you cannot go wrong with. But it wasn't as good as I expected. Flavors were off, and the quality fo meat was not as good as I expected. Stir fry chicken mei fun was my favorite item from Bowl Bowl Rice. It came hot and was flavorful. I also had a tea leaf flavor egg. It was just $1. But it came with egg shell. I had to peel it. Egg was slightly less flavorful than I expected. Mochi donut is the main item in Glazed. There were some food items as well, but I didn't find takers for that. I went for 3 donuts - Oreo, honey dew and churro. The flavors were all interesting. May be oreo was my favorite. Donut texture was more chewy. From S&B Hmong Kitchen, I went for a fried rice from this place. It was flavorful. Cilantro and scallion on top gave a nice flavor kick. From Poké Mì, I went for a drunken noodles as my entree. It was not as good as I expected. Flavors were off. May be I should have gone for bahn mi. I haven't seen sugar cane juice anywhere else in Madison. So went for one. I thought it was just ok.

While visiting family in the Midwest we came here for a weeknight dinner. Lots of different food…read moreoptions from various Asian and even African countries. We ordered from multiple different places, noodles, dumplings, various veggie dishes and all the food was good. There is lots of seating and we stopped in the grocery store for some snacks afterwards.

Fresh Cool Drinks is absolutely a madison staple and it must be visited. Every spring roll I've…read moreever gotten there has been phenomenal, and the owners who work at the truck are absolutely amazing and some of the sweetest people I've met. They always work extremely hard, no matter the weather, and the lines can stretch for almost half a block and they still manage to keep up their product and quality. Everyone in Madison knows how great Fresh Cool Drinks is, and they deserve all the love that they receive.

The best food cart in Madison--hands down. No matter how long the line is, I'm standing in it…read more Every. Time. always go for the medium-spice avocado chicken spring roll (no cabbage)--fresh, flavorful, and made to order. Pair it with the mango + papaya smoothie, and it's a whole experience. The ingredients? Always fresh. The service? Always fantastic. And the ambience? Chill, upbeat, and full of community vibes--music playing, people chatting, and that happy buzz of folks who know they're about to eat something amazing. No matter where they pop up in Madison, I will find them. Because yes--they're just that good.

The Drop Zone Arcade owner is extremely rude! I did notify the mall a 2nd time of the no refund…read morepolicy on the games. What kind of place rips people off. All we want to do is play what we paid for. Upon going back the same game to more of our money. They didn't bother fixing it. I even took the time to make out of order signs for each game that ripped us off. He also owns the Graphics T-shirt shop next to the former Fannie Mays. Well previously we order a t-shirt there. Although it was very good quality work we received a long sleeved shirt not the t-shirt we ordered. We were offered nothing to compensate his mess up. He either needs to improve his customer service or should be shut down!!!

This mall is awful. To give you an idea of how dated,…read moreunimpressive, and lacking of choices this place is heres a list of missing and CRUCIAL stores: Get ready for this... There is no: Forever21 MAC cosmetics store/counter Sephora Guess Ulta Hollister A&F Charlotte Russe Macy's DILLARDS Nordstrom Fredricks of Hollywood H&M Spencers Hot Topic And there sure as hell aren't any boutiques There is a Chuckie Cheese (WTF), Khols, Yankee Candle, and Sears. Ugh, I HATE this mall (if you can call it that). I have to travel at least an hour to get clothes that are not from 1996.

Johnson Creek Premium Outlets - Johnson Creek, WI…read more This mall always comes through when I need a little retail reset. It's clean, easy to navigate, and has a great mix of stores--whether you're looking for budget-friendly deals or brand-name finds. I've scored amazing pieces at places like Nike, Old Navy, and Bath & Body Works (and the clearance racks be rackin' ). One thing I really appreciate is that it's not overwhelming. It's a chill shopping experience with wide walkways, plenty of parking, and restrooms that are actually easy to find and clean. It's not a "huge" mall, but it's just right when you want to get out, walk around, and treat yourself without driving too far or dealing with crowds. Great for quick stops or a slow weekend browse. Definitely a go-to for our household!

Date of visit: August 30, 2024…read more I tend to visit this outlet mall far less than all the others on account of not heading this direction as often as I am towards Pleasant Prairie or Oshkosh, but also because this mall is much smaller than the others. And not having been in a few years, I can see that it is considerably smaller yet due to the number of closures at the mall. There are easily a half-dozen empty storefronts here, and the buildings themselves are definitely not being kept up, either. I do not think this mall will be around in a couple years unless management steps in and revitalizes it. Don't even get me started on the danger of trying to cross the street between the two sides of the development, either as we witnessed multiple cars run the stop sign in our short time there.