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!

I'm unfamiliar with Plano. But what can only be described as its nightlife district, legacy Hall is…read moreacross the street from Fogo De Chao, next to an outdoor venue that plays live music, has hip hop bingo, etc. and I haven't even started with the Legacy yet. Legacy is a three story indoor food plaza that also overlooks and is connected to the outdoor venue that you can get tickets for. With outdoor seating available. First floor is your eateries. Second floor is mostly seating and a couple bars. Third floor mostly bars and some seating. While waiting for my party to arrive I sat at the second floor bar, Heaven Hill, and ordered a couple cocktails. The bar tender, a pleasantly upbeat woman, educated me on the various food options as well as some of their favored cocktails. I had a raspberry beret (shoutout Prince) and a Larceny Paloma. The name was just calling me. While the beret was fruity and refreshing, the Paloma had a bite and kick that snuck up on you. I loved it!! As it's a mall of food there was no trying just one lol. We tried the dry rub brisket bar, chef chin's hibachi ramen, chilango's tacos, cotton and snow, and unlawful assembly brewing co. To finish the evening. Brisket with Mac and cheese; burria tacos; tonkotsu ramen; cookies and cream ice cream; and lastly a Moscow Mule to end the evening. The Mac and cheese from the brisket bar was terrible. Runny, and bland. But the brisket was amazing. Seasoned and tender and so moist!!! Tacos were exceptional. Ramen was awesome. Ice cream was ice cream. It wasn't bad, but not eye popping amazing. The mule was delicious. I ended the night stuffed and sleepy!! Great visit!! If you're in the Plano area this is a must!! And there are tons more eateries.

This place is legit good. The owners are super friendly as others may have shared already. Walked…read moreme through the menu without even needing to prompt him and wasn't pushy at all. I decided to go with the Mapo Tofu Omurice and was happy I did. The mapo tofu was seasoned very well, and although the omurice was overcooked (it is hard to get perfect), I still very much enjoyed it; and the pairing with the mapo tofu was great. Unfortunately I forgot to take pictures, but will do so the next time I go! I'm definitely returning to this place whenever I'm in the area because it was so good and pricing was fair.

Staff is super friendly and was willing to help walk you through to understand what you wanted…read more I got the peasant noodle which has a generous amount of rice noodles and beef in the broth. I wanted something simple so I could add veggies into my pho at home and I got what I wanted. The vibes are warm and welcoming here, will come back to try another pho!

As far as mall food courts go, this one is pretty nice! There is a lively ambiance with the merry…read morego round and the hustle and bustle of the people. there are lots of choices I noticed as I walked through...Starbucks, Paciugo, K Dog, Chic Fil A, Sarku, Panda Express, Which Which, Sonic, Charley's Cheesesteaks, Great American Cookies, The Cajun Grill, Tacos Y Mas, OnTap, and more! A few restaurants even stand out front handing out samples. I tried samples from the Sarku Japanese and also the Cajun Cafe. I definitely preferred Saku's samples over the Cajun Cafe's, but that's just my taste! After the samples I was thirsty, so I went to Sonic and got a Strawberry Limeade (my go-to there) to quench my thirst. As usual, it was delicious! Overall, it's nice that the mall is able to provide so many choices. It is also nice that when you are there with people with diffing tastes, everyone can get their own thing and be happy! Review #2108

Which Which Charley's Philly Steak…read moreGreat American Cookie Panda Express Sarku Japan Mediterranean grill Chic FIL A Sonic Cajun Grill K Dog Korean style corn dogs Sbarro Dallas Taco Paciugo Jamba Juice Starbucks I have to admit I'm not a food court fan. In the past I've been especially critical of this one. However,today I needed something to take home and not judging from the past( haven't been here in years) I decided to give them a chance and look around. All the usual suspects and none especially appealing. Then I spotted Sbarro. Now,in the past I've been a big fan of Sbarro. But,a few years ago they started a slow decline that coincided with my mall visits,few. There offerings looked fresh so I've decided to give them a try.... The food court? Typical of most malls but hey it's America and look at all the choices. So I have to say if you're at Stonebriar Mall Frisco Texas... Go!

Wide menu. Located in a food court, you order and then find a seat until your order is ready to…read morepick up at the counter. The fried rice and noodle dishes were flavorful without being salty. We had the Douhua (Taiwanese Tofu Pudding) dessert which met or exceeded my expectations. I thought from other reviews the prices would be lower. In my opinion, the location, ambiance, quantity should have resulted in lower prices. Not sure I'd be back as there are other restaurants of the same quality at lower price points.

I only tried two things so far but I'll definitely be back to try more since I enjoyed what I got…read more Hakka food is not so easy to find compared to some other Chinese foods. So it was a pleasant surprise to find this place at the food court. The popcorn chicken we got was tasty, nothing too special just good. The Hakka dry noodles were good but a bit on the saltier side. You can pick from a variety of noodles so I tried their hand shaved ones which is similar to hand pulled noodles, essentially. It had a good chew, texture and bite to it. The portion was huge. I'd be back to try more things, especially the dishes! Oh, it is cash only, or they take Zelle too.

FOOD We moved here from California and have been searching…read morefor a Taiwanese hot pot place that serves individual pot. We came across Pot17 and were impressed with the flavors. I ordered the Satay Hot Pot which had great flavors. It comes with a lot of components and the meal was very filling. SERVICE The food came out within a few minutes of ordering from the kiosk which I appreciate ENVIRONMENT The space is relatively small, however the restaurant shares a space with a ramen restaurant next door. There is more seating in the back if there is not enough room

Nestled inside the honeycomb ramen place. (They moved from inside ranch 99)…read more Confusing order process bc the stand said you can sit at the restaurant and order from the QR code but then the waiter at the restaurant said you had to order from the stand. We ordered the mushroom hotpot and it was good. Serving was quite large enough to take leftovers home. Definitely would go back to try other soup options

I've heard about this place for awhile but never had a chance to try it. It's in the food court of…read morethe fresh k international market. The supermarket is closed now, but there's a side entrance just for the food court. The seolleongtang is good and spicy. This is probably one of the best seolleongtang places in DFW but it's super hole in the wall place and has practically no reviews. The side dishes were really good; I especially loved the kimchi. The rice was cooked with millets and tasted great! Despite the spiciness, the broth was very flavorful. Portions are big enough that it can be a lunch but small enough so that you don't overeat if you finish it. Unfortunately, since fresh K closed, the place is pretty empty and looks like it could close at any time. However, that does mean more seating. Everything is self serve, but the staff will bring food to you if they aren't busy. Bring your tray back to the shop and put it on the shelf next to the shop. The staff was super nice and friendly.

This place is part of the revamped food court in Fresh K international market. They serve a lot of…read moretraditional Korean soups with and without noodles. Staff who work here are super kind and friendly. We tried the ox bone soup with noodles and it was the perfect comfort food! Portions were huge and the soup was so flavorful - it came with a sauce on the side but honestly you don't even need to use it. There is plenty of seating in the food court and service is pretty fast. Holangi Seollengtang could definitely function as its own standalone restaurant! You won't be disappointed.

When this place opened up! We signed a lease for 12 months! Love the restaurants and ambiance of…read moreall the shops! Too bad Bank of America closed their doors. They always keep the grounds clean and manicured. Looking Forward to better weather to come by again.

The shops at legacy is a fun place to walk around when you're in the area. Plenty of shops for…read morebrowsing around, yes, divide people as well as food and drink items available.

HIDDEN GEM ALERT in Plano, TX If you're craving real-deal…read moreHong Kong street food that tastes like you just stepped off the MTR in Mong Kok... stop everything and head straight to Hong Kong Food (香港美食) inside Jusgo Supermarket at 240 Legacy Drive #200, Plano, TX 75023! This place is the real deal. Owner Kennedy (straight from Hong Kong) is serving up authentic, made-fresh Hong Kong classics that will transport you straight to the night markets. No watered-down American-Chinese here -- this is the good stuff. We went full feast mode and every single bite was : Crispy, juicy Singapore-style fried noodles loaded with shrimp, char siu, and that perfect wok hei Silky cheung fun (steamed rice rolls) with that glossy savory sauce Plump, soup-filled xiao long bao that burst with flavor Stir-fried beef ho fun with that signature charred wok taste Flaky egg tarts and sausage pastries that melt in your mouth And don't sleep on the zongzi and steamed buns up front -- pure comfort The display case is packed with fresh goodies, the menu is legit, and the vibe is exactly what you want from a Hong Kong stall -- no frills, just ridiculously good food. Kennedy and the team clearly pour their heart into every order, and it shows. This is the kind of spot locals keep secret... but I'm blowing it up because everyone in DFW deserves to know about it! Hong Kong Food inside Jusgo Market 262-885-2852 Open 9:30am-6pm (closed Tuesdays) If you love authentic Hong Kong eats, do yourself a favor and go TODAY. Tell Kennedy we sent you -- you'll thank me later

Hong Kong Food is set in the front right hand corner on of Jusgo market. It's not a standalone…read morerestaurant but rather a counter to order with a few tables. My favorites were the shumai dumplings which had a notable mushroom flavor and the rice rolls which had a silky texture. Honorable mention to the spicy Singapore noodles, crispy BBQ pork and curry beef pockets, and BBQ pork buns. I didn't think the beef balls were anything special and the egg custard had too much pastry and not enough custard which made them taste dry. Overall, it was decent but not as good as real restaurants like Wu Wei Din or Kirin Court. 3.5-stars There's milk tea and bottle water for purchase but no free water option so bring your own.