Background On Last Visit: Ate with the family at BCD and had some dessert at Maiko…read more Have I been to this location many times? YES!.... YES!.... Yes!....Yes! (channeling my Bryan Lloyd Danielson wwe voice) Location/Parking: Located on the SW corner of Fullerton Rd. and Colima. Believe it or not, but this location had "Life Plaza" back in the days. Parking can be hard to find during peak times. Some Establishments Currently Located In The Plaza: BCD, Banana Bay, Tastea. and Matcha Cafe Maiko, to name a few. Ambiance/Decor: Pretty cool ambiance/decor. They have a section of the plaza that has a beautifully designed outdoor patio area, which is perfect for enjoying meals al fresco. The vibrant neon lights add an enchanting touch to the atmosphere, especially at night, creating a lively and festive mood. Yes Plaza For Thought: A place that I wouldn't mind patronizing again, again, and again.

I've been going to Yes Plaza since middle school/high school and so many businesses have come and…read moregone yet some things stay consistent like Banana Bay, BCD Tofu House, and Blossom Soju. I feel like I'm going to trigger a sleeper agent here, but if you remember Cue! and MVP shooters, then you have elite ball knowledge and know what this plaza was like in its prime. If you go here at an off time or mostly during the weekdays, parking is doable, but if you're here on a Friday night or weekend, good luck, it can become a PvP zone here and there are many many cars that aren't compact parking in the compact section. During a particularly busy night, I've even seen shattered glass from a car that was broken into despite there being so many cars and people around, so be careful! As for value, there's a good chunk of casual eats and treats here (currently) that aren't too pricy like the new Chinese snack shop, Matcha Maiko, Honu Hawaiian, and Boba Ave 8090, and some slightly nicer eats like Sushi Rev and Yumiyaki (soon another Chubby Cattle Empire restaurant is joining this plaza). There's Korean tofu soup, Thai food, ice cream, congee, skewers, lots of businesses open later at night, and a little bit of shopping. Lots of memories made here.

HUGE mall, always my go-to spot when shoe shopping. Also a great spot for a date night or taking…read morethe kids out - they have an INDOOR PLAYGROUND for free and also a play place business inside this mall too. There are MULTIPLE AREAS FOR PARKING, so parking never is an issue; sometimes busy on weekends but I always manage to find a spot. They have a large food court with many great options; I usually get Panda Express, Genghis Khan, Jamba Juice, Starbucks, OR Cinnabon. There are also other popular sit-down restaurants at this mall that I enjoy like Red Robin, BJs, Red Lobster, & Cheesecake Factory. Multiple bathroom options throughout the mall and they have a MOTHERS NURSING ROOM right next to the kids indoor playground. They don't have too many elevators for STROLLER access, so you have to walk a lot bit to get there but it's not too out of the way. ‍‍‍ I don't often go cloth shopping here because it's quite expensive, I typically thrift my own personal clothes. But I still enjoy doing some window shopping & the occasional small purchases at Pacsun, Macys, Windsor, Claire's, & etc.

Over the past few years, Brea Mall has undergone a major transformation with the addition of a…read morebeautifully renovated wing and outdoor area. The new mix of shopping, dining, and family-oriented offerings has made it an even better destination. I'm go to the Uniqlo and Shibuya LA all the time, which are fantastic additions for anyone looking for Japanese fashion, skincare, and cosmetics. Several existing retailers have also refreshed their spaces, including Coach and Lululemon, giving the mall a more modern feel. The outdoor plaza and children's play area are wonderful additions for families. It's a great place to relax while kids burn off some energy and the pet-friendly outdoor spaces make it even more inviting. The dining scene has also improved dramatically. With restaurants like Din Tai Fung, North Italia, Kalbi Social Club (KBBQ), The Melt, and Pacific Catch all within steps of the mall. There are plenty of excellent sit-down options for before or after shopping. The addition of LA Fitness and the new apartment complex will likely make this area even more vibrant and lively. Brea Mall has done an impressive job evolving into more than just a shopping center. It's revived the mall and become a true community destination where you can shop, dine, exercise, and spend the day with family and friends.

Plenty of parking. Came on a hot weekend afternoon. This was an outdoors shopping center. Place…read moreappeared clean. There were a good amount of people shopping. They had a good variety of stores from Barnes and Noble, to Trader's Joe, to Bath and Body Works. Of course there were plenty of places to eat too like Yard House and Urban Fish Taco. There were plenty of places to sit and eat outdoors. They had a splash pad for the kids. Good place to hang out.

Chino Hills can be limited on entertainment, but this place remains as one of the better places to…read morecome. In the one year that Jen and I have been dating, this place has improved and provided many fun days and nights. The Christmas decorations were wonderful and this past weekend they had the Lunar New Year celebration, with many additional pop-up vendors in the street (closed off for pedestrians). We enjoyed walking, talking and exploring all the additional vendors and also the people (and dog) watching was top notch. Judging by the crowd turnout, I would say that this was a successful event, and I hope they add more events like this going forward. Many great restaurants, shops, craft stores and plaza entertainment. Water fountains and train rides for the kids (and some adults too). Whether you come here to dine, shop or just hang out and enjoy the weather with others, this place is a solid choice.

Round One/Spocha, AMC, and Haidilao are responsible for single handedly keeping this mall's lights…read moreon. The mall gives an eerie, abandoned feeling as most stores are closed and certain areas are permanently closed off. I still like to go to Round One for the crane machine games and to watch a movie every now and then. Unfortunately, there's not much more to do at this mall since there aren't any stores to shop at and only one restaurant option.

i love this mall but unfortunately the property owners have allowed it to squander as they'd prefer…read moreto redevelop the plot into industrial use. the current idea is a data center and energy storage. there are about 8 businesses still open in the mall, including haidilao hot pot, army career center, navy career center, a hair salon, a muscle massage spa, a local shoe retailer, a beauty school, and a local clothing retailer. currently, round1 arcade and bowling and amc movie theaters are the last remaining anchor tenants. previous anchors ross and burlington closed within the last year, leaving an empty wing of the mall in front of the mall management office. all the informational maps in the mall were last updated in 2019, which is when i would assume this mall started really started to topple. it is fantastic to walk the corridors, those that are still accessible, as there are a few wings of the mall that have now been blocked off due to high vacancies. i have loved coming by this mall, i always treated it as a discount mall compared to others in the area as many of the national retailers would have lower prices to encourage more customers. when champs had an outpost in the mall, everything was constantly 40% off! the property is quite barren and is likely to close soon, so if you have been wanting to visit the twin pines mall, get over here and stretch your legs!

This mall has everything you ever wanted in shopping. Multilevel with elevators and escalators,…read moremakeup. Clothing, toys, arcades, jewelry and top restaurants. Super safe, very clean and very well lit.

in The recent years, due to the housing programs, the demographic of the immediate area has…read morechanged. Have seen more people drive so fast in the parking lot, or open up the windows to scream at random people. fights also occurred at the parking lot once a while. There were also smash and grab years ago at some shops. (It was on the news) Most of the shops here are average At best even the department stores. Tons of Asian based toy stores. A 99 ranch super market. Some Asian based J and K beauty shops. A couple nice restaurants (but not high end). A big but always crowded Japanese book store (even more so crowded than the one in dtla). Typical clothing franchises. And a pretty regular food court. I never really thought this was a nice mall but now it feels like this place is giving more a ghetto vibe. I personally wouldn't come here often to celebrate /or host important events, unless necessary. I would avoid this place on the weekends or holidays if you don't like crowds. Really, just a sub-standard mall But I think people just need a place to hang. Each to their own I suppose. Good luck people : )

I came here to Canyon Point Marketplace in Rowland Heights to eat at The Noodle in celebration of…read moremy youngest daughter's Class of 2025 high school graduation. I ended up doing a whole lot more than just eat. This shopping center offers a wide variety of food and essential services that caters to its local community and non-resident visitors like myself LOL. Ample parking spaces are available. It is anchored by the 168 Market, Daiso, McDonald's, Starbucks, Kopan Ramen plus many more. Asian, Mexican, and Japanese restaurants are waiting to serve some delicious foods. R&B Tea is ready to serve some amazing drinks. There is something for everyone! Besides The Noodle, I got food from Pho Bro and bb.q Chicken, drinks from R&B Tea, Hokkaido cupcake from BF Bakery and Cafe, and dried snacks/tea from Vua Kho Bo (inside 168 Market). What a fun foodie visit! Whether you're looking for groceries, dining options, or a quick shopping trip, Canyon Point Marketplace is the ideal one-stop plaza for you!

I come here to see my dentist, shop at Daiso and at the 168 Market. I have yet to try the eateries…read morehere. This marketplace /community center has ample parking spaces and about 33 stores leasing here. This center is located in a high traffic area where it's anchored to tenants like 168 Market, Daiso, Mc Donald's, Subway that makes this a well-visited place!

There's a coffee shop, some insurance joints, a dentist, and a few other small businesses. It's a…read morepretty busy parking lot, so maybe give yourself a few minutes to find parking if you have an appointment here. There's also currently construction on the street out front and the freeway exit/on ramp, so traffic is slow in the area.

From the owner: Jewel of Diamond Bar. Unique dynamic tenant mix. New prime location conveniently close by freeway…read moreexit. Health & Wellness Center. Professional offices. Popular mixed type of restaurants.

Have been going here since the opening of this shopping center. I enjoy shopping at The Heights at…read moreWest Covina. West Covina, Rowland Heights & La Puente resident friends often aren't aware of this great place located "up the hill" on Azusa Avenue. I often go to shops meeting my needs there, from a Super Target, to Home Depot and eating places, such as Round Table Pizza and more. The center appeared slow during the day first opening, but traffic has really increased as more people have become aware of the place.

The staples of this plaza (at least for me) are definitely the:…read more-Target -Starbucks (even though there is one inside the Starbucks) -Home Depot -PetSmart -Panda Express -Quickly (I used to go here all the time before I could drive and go to further boba places) -Wendy's (even though I'm sure a worker or someone affiliated DM'ed me on Yelp and called me a slur) -Salvation Army (donating is super easy here) -UPS Store (my god send in returning Amazon packages) There's El Pollo Loco, Einstein Bro.'s Bagel (used to be Jamba Juice), Jersey Mike's, Game Stop (I have a HAUNTING suspicion many more of these will clothes since game companies are moving away from physical media and making everything a digital download now), and a couple other businesses I don't necessarily really go to. There's PLENTY of parking since it's such a huge plaza, but it can get quite busy with all of the cars going in and out. The main intersection you enter in and out can get REALLY ugly with cars not following right of way, the lanes to turn left backing up into the intersection, etc., so if I can avoid it and just exit near the UPS Store I would. I feel like at a certain point they really should put traffic lights there, but on dead times it's not so bad honestly. As for other things, sometimes there's vagrants wandering around (camping behind the Salvation Army), one time a guy was peeing outside of his car, the letters are always being stolen from the Heights sign, and there used to be car meets here before they were shut down. I just really like that this place is quite close to me.