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TLDR: not really a grocery store....area is made up of bahn mi stand, matcha store, canto roast meats stand, onigiris japanese stand, jewelry store & small aisle of pre-made viet food/cut fruits/bakery items/bottle drinks. Little saigon that is connected to this "food hall" is not open. There is parking in back but gets crowded. The best value "store" is bahn mi bois (+ 1 star bc of this spot). The prepared food section has expensive bread like $5 buns, $6.50 longan/guava fruit cups, $4 japanese bottled drinks, etc. There is an ATM with $2 processing fee that is next to a photo booth (2 prints for $8). About 5 standing circle tables and some 2-4 sitting tables. The roast meats "kai kai" store is pretty expensive. For reference, shrimp dimsim is $9.50 while it is $6 max in NYC. Char siu over rice is $13 here while its $10 usually in NYC. I will note that the prices are probably attributed to the lack of asian representation in this neighborhood. Less competition allows restuarants to price by demand. Overall, its a solid spot to get food if you dont mind the higher prices for the variety in a condensed area
Stopped in for a banh mi to go and ended up leaving very happy especially because they were running a BOGO deal, which made it an even better value. This was the first time I was in Mills market not during the weekend and it was not heavily crowded! The sandwich was a nice balance of savory, tangy, and fresh flavors. The pickled vegetables added a great crunch and acidity. The BOGO promotion was also a great bonus since it made it easy to grab an extra sandwich for later or share one with someone. Overall, this was a tasty, satisfying banh mi and a great deal at the same time.
Mills Market gives major IYKYK vibes - a food hall staple on SR 50. My advice? Use the restroom BEFORE you go. I waited in line to use one there (there are two bathrooms) and...shudder! I was there to saddle up the Cowboy Curry (delicious) but was intrigued by the different stalls there. I will absolutely return to try Kai Kai BBQ and Uni Girl. From the outside, you wouldn't even know this hall existed. But you walk in and BAM!, you're looking to buy moon cakes, bánh mì, and Thai teas. Let's GOOO! There's enough seating, but on the weekend you may have a hard time finding a place to sit and eat and savor because of heavy foot traffic. Run the risk, live your life, and don't forget to slam some Saigon Snow!
This was my first time going to Mills market and I decided to go to their 2-year anniversary. They're luau anniversary party was a lot of fun. You paid one ticket price and got to eat as much as you wanted from the different vendors. As you can see from the photo, there were a lot of food options. I do like how they had smaller size portions so I could try more of the food. It was also nice that a lot of the vendors were offering food that they sell during the day so I could see what I would want to come back for. Some of the standouts were cowboy Curry. Their Curry was really flavorful. Kai Kai had these incredible green curry mussels and chicken wings. Because there were so many vendors and people there wasn't many areas to sit down. So I definitely couldn't stay for the entire event. All of the vendors were really friendly and let you know if things were running out before they could restock. I would definitely come back to this market to try the food during the day. There is limited parking spots so just be aware of that.
Came here on a Saturday night. It was definitely a little harder to get parking. It was busy but not overly crowded. The lines was moved quickly and you're able to get numerous foods from different restaurants. It was not as expensive, I was able to get the roast duck dish, the Vietnamese chicken sandwich and a lobster rice ball for about $35. The atmosphere was nice and welcoming and so are the workers from different stations. I would definitely come back here. I took my order to go because there's not much seating arrangements for the amount of people, just something to be aware of.
Great asian food court. Came early Sunday morning, the Vietnamese pork buns were still warm! Huge spring rolls and bahn mi sandwiches on great french bread from Bahn Mi Boy. The crispy pork, turnip cakes, garlic cucumbers from Kai Kai . Tenshin matcha . They open at 10 am daily.
The Mills Market is one of my favorite places in downtown Orlando. I ordered from Banh Mi Boy this time for a quick bite. The summer roll is the perfect amount when you're not too hungry but still in the mood for something deliciously crafted. I ordered the passion fruit juice which was tart and sweet. The seating here is seat yourself and there's always plenty of empty seats available. The smell of the duck roast is amazing. I can't wait to go back and try something new.
Went back 2nd time in 3 days. The turnip cake was that good and so was the roast lock. We got bit to go this time as we're leaving Orlando. Grab some summer rolls from Bahn Mi Boys. On my...the lemongrass pork is super flavorful! I can only image how it'd taste as a bahn mi. Definitely a must visit when you are around.
This is really cool Asian food hall. It has gotten a lot better since the first time I visited. The seating is better and the lines aren't horrendous at Kai Kai anymore. I love the chow fun noodles and the Chicken and pork platters at Kai Kai. There's still so much to try there. At Banh Mi Boy I've had a make your own summer roll. I do want to try their Banh mi sandwiches, lots of options. I tried unigirl, the unigiri(eel) that was good and simple. They have a new cookie vendor with Asian flavors, a new sushi spot which I haven't tried yet and they have cowboy curry. They will let you sample the sauce so you can see if it is a flavor profile for you. They also have drinks and Asian buns and other appetizers and desserts in the market. Parking in the back can be tight but the lot is there. Really cool place to sample all kinds of Asian food, & have a fun food frenzy.
Came for the food and stayed for the photobooth! Mills Market has a great selection of bites, including onigiri and bahn mi, but my favorite part of the market has to be the Photo Booth. I've never seen a Photo Booth this high tech and with this many options for templates and filters in my life. My friends and I got two different strips of photos and they each cost $10. The Photo Booth was stocked up with props like headbands and glasses and the lighting was top-tier. Make sure you plan accordingly as the market closes at 9 PM!
We were looking for good food marts in Orlando and this popped up. As soon as we entered, we knew this was a popular place. It was packed with so many people. As we walked around, we noticed a lot of the places were michelin recognized. We looked around and Kai Kai caught our eye and of coyrse many others. It was fantastic and fantastic is an understatement. I like all the various options in this market. We also grabbed things from self serve that was good. This market is wonderful with delicious businesses!
Place is always busy on holidays and weekends. Line sometimes is long but fast. Ordered the crispy pork belly, BBQ pork and soy chicken with white rice. It's moderately priced Savory chicken and BQQ and balanced crispy pork. I always get their extra ginger sauce.
This place is a little hidden gem. The Asian food scene has really grown so much in Orlando over the last 10 years. It's quite impressive. This place is the pinnacle of that, they have a Korean market, banh mi, dim sum, katsu curry, onigiri place and more. All nestled within this little food hall. I wasn't too hungry so I didn't have enough space to try everything I wanted, but Uni girl had their special Sea bream onigiri which is not always there, so I had to try it. It was so delicious. We also tried the Katsu chicken, and steamed pork Gyoza from Kai Kai, the dim sum place. Everything was really out of this world and the prices were fair. There was a ton of people there on a Sunday afternoon and only standing room tables. Still, they were able to keep it pretty clean and it had a really good vibe. Definitely want to come back and try a lot more options.
The Mills Market is such a fun Asian food court and a great place to try different foods from across Asia! They have a Chinese stand serving BBQ, dumplings, and stir-fried dishes, a Japanese curry stand, a Vietnamese spot with bánh mì and soups, plus a dessert and boba place. From the Chinese stand, we got the roasted duck, crispy pork, and char siu pork combo, along with beef chow fun and dumplings. Everything was delicious! From the Vietnamese spot, I got a fresh-pressed sugar cane juice, which was so refreshing. For dessert, we tried the pandan shaved ice -- such a fun and unique treat! It was really fun walking around, checking out all the different menus, and ordering something from each spot. There's a great variety, so everyone can find something they'll enjoy. Definitely a must-stop when visiting Orlando! read more
Mills Market is definitely a hidden gem! If you were just walking by, you honestly might have no idea what's inside, but once you walk in, it opens up into such a lively little marketplace with a bunch of different restaurants and food options. Seating is basically first come, first serve, and there are also standing tables where you can eat if everything is taken. I was also pleasantly surprised by how clean and well-kept the bathrooms were, especially for such a busy shared marketplace. Overall, it's a really fun atmosphere and a great spot to check out if you want plenty of different food options all in one place! read more
2 months ago
TLDR: not really a grocery store....area is made up of bahn mi stand, matcha store, canto roast meats stand, onigiris japanese stand, jewelry store & small aisle of pre-made viet food/cut fruits/bakery items/bottle drinks. Little saigon that is connected to this "food hall" is not open. There is parking in back but gets crowded. The best value "store" is bahn mi bois (+ 1 star bc of this spot). The prepared food section has expensive bread like $5 buns, $6.50 longan/guava fruit cups, $4 japanese bottled drinks, etc. There is an ATM with $2 processing fee that is next to a photo booth (2 prints for $8). About 5 standing circle tables and some 2-4 sitting tables. The roast meats "kai kai" store is pretty expensive. For reference, shrimp dimsim is $9.50 while it is $6 max in NYC. Char siu over rice is $13 here while its $10 usually in NYC. I will note that the prices are probably attributed to the lack of asian representation in this neighborhood. Less competition allows restuarants to price by demand. Overall, its a solid spot to get food if you dont mind the higher prices for the variety in a condensed area read more
Stopped in for a banh mi to go and ended up leaving very happy especially because they were running a BOGO deal, which made it an even better value. This was the first time I was in Mills market not during the weekend and it was not heavily crowded! The sandwich was a nice balance of savory, tangy, and fresh flavors. The pickled vegetables added a great crunch and acidity. The BOGO promotion was also a great bonus since it made it easy to grab an extra sandwich for later or share one with someone. Overall, this was a tasty, satisfying banh mi and a great deal at the same time. read more
2 months ago
Mills Market gives major IYKYK vibes - a food hall staple on SR 50. My advice? Use the restroom BEFORE you go. I waited in line to use one there (there are two bathrooms) and...shudder! I was there to saddle up the Cowboy Curry (delicious) but was intrigued by the different stalls there. I will absolutely return to try Kai Kai BBQ and Uni Girl. From the outside, you wouldn't even know this hall existed. But you walk in and BAM!, you're looking to buy moon cakes, bánh mì, and Thai teas. Let's GOOO! There's enough seating, but on the weekend you may have a hard time finding a place to sit and eat and savor because of heavy foot traffic. Run the risk, live your life, and don't forget to slam some Saigon Snow! read more
2 months ago
This was my first time going to Mills market and I decided to go to their 2-year anniversary. They're luau anniversary party was a lot of fun. You paid one ticket price and got to eat as much as you wanted from the different vendors. As you can see from the photo, there were a lot of food options. I do like how they had smaller size portions so I could try more of the food. It was also nice that a lot of the vendors were offering food that they sell during the day so I could see what I would want to come back for. Some of the standouts were cowboy Curry. Their Curry was really flavorful. Kai Kai had these incredible green curry mussels and chicken wings. Because there were so many vendors and people there wasn't many areas to sit down. So I definitely couldn't stay for the entire event. All of the vendors were really friendly and let you know if things were running out before they could restock. I would definitely come back to this market to try the food during the day. There is limited parking spots so just be aware of that. read more
Came here on a Saturday night. It was definitely a little harder to get parking. It was busy but not overly crowded. The lines was moved quickly and you're able to get numerous foods from different restaurants. It was not as expensive, I was able to get the roast duck dish, the Vietnamese chicken sandwich and a lobster rice ball for about $35. The atmosphere was nice and welcoming and so are the workers from different stations. I would definitely come back here. I took my order to go because there's not much seating arrangements for the amount of people, just something to be aware of. read more
25 days ago
3 months ago
Great asian food court. Came early Sunday morning, the Vietnamese pork buns were still warm! Huge spring rolls and bahn mi sandwiches on great french bread from Bahn Mi Boy. The crispy pork, turnip cakes, garlic cucumbers from Kai Kai . Tenshin matcha . They open at 10 am daily. read more
The Mills Market is one of my favorite places in downtown Orlando. I ordered from Banh Mi Boy this time for a quick bite. The summer roll is the perfect amount when you're not too hungry but still in the mood for something deliciously crafted. I ordered the passion fruit juice which was tart and sweet. The seating here is seat yourself and there's always plenty of empty seats available. The smell of the duck roast is amazing. I can't wait to go back and try something new. read more
6 months ago
Went back 2nd time in 3 days. The turnip cake was that good and so was the roast lock. We got bit to go this time as we're leaving Orlando. Grab some summer rolls from Bahn Mi Boys. On my...the lemongrass pork is super flavorful! I can only image how it'd taste as a bahn mi. Definitely a must visit when you are around. read more
This is really cool Asian food hall. It has gotten a lot better since the first time I visited. The seating is better and the lines aren't horrendous at Kai Kai anymore. I love the chow fun noodles and the Chicken and pork platters at Kai Kai. There's still so much to try there. At Banh Mi Boy I've had a make your own summer roll. I do want to try their Banh mi sandwiches, lots of options. I tried unigirl, the unigiri(eel) that was good and simple. They have a new cookie vendor with Asian flavors, a new sushi spot which I haven't tried yet and they have cowboy curry. They will let you sample the sauce so you can see if it is a flavor profile for you. They also have drinks and Asian buns and other appetizers and desserts in the market. Parking in the back can be tight but the lot is there. Really cool place to sample all kinds of Asian food, & have a fun food frenzy. read more
8 months ago
Came for the food and stayed for the photobooth! Mills Market has a great selection of bites, including onigiri and bahn mi, but my favorite part of the market has to be the Photo Booth. I've never seen a Photo Booth this high tech and with this many options for templates and filters in my life. My friends and I got two different strips of photos and they each cost $10. The Photo Booth was stocked up with props like headbands and glasses and the lighting was top-tier. Make sure you plan accordingly as the market closes at 9 PM! read more
We were looking for good food marts in Orlando and this popped up. As soon as we entered, we knew this was a popular place. It was packed with so many people. As we walked around, we noticed a lot of the places were michelin recognized. We looked around and Kai Kai caught our eye and of coyrse many others. It was fantastic and fantastic is an understatement. I like all the various options in this market. We also grabbed things from self serve that was good. This market is wonderful with delicious businesses! read more
8 months ago
Place is always busy on holidays and weekends. Line sometimes is long but fast. Ordered the crispy pork belly, BBQ pork and soy chicken with white rice. It's moderately priced Savory chicken and BQQ and balanced crispy pork. I always get their extra ginger sauce. read more
This place is a little hidden gem. The Asian food scene has really grown so much in Orlando over the last 10 years. It's quite impressive. This place is the pinnacle of that, they have a Korean market, banh mi, dim sum, katsu curry, onigiri place and more. All nestled within this little food hall. I wasn't too hungry so I didn't have enough space to try everything I wanted, but Uni girl had their special Sea bream onigiri which is not always there, so I had to try it. It was so delicious. We also tried the Katsu chicken, and steamed pork Gyoza from Kai Kai, the dim sum place. Everything was really out of this world and the prices were fair. There was a ton of people there on a Sunday afternoon and only standing room tables. Still, they were able to keep it pretty clean and it had a really good vibe. Definitely want to come back and try a lot more options. read more
Mills market is one of our favorite places to go to because of the variety of food. We love UniGirl the unigiri options are all delicous. Our favorite flavor is the salmon one. They do sell out quick so make your way there early. So I am a big foodie! But desserts are my favorite. The Saigon Snow is just to die for. My favorite flavors are mango and strawberry. You get a cassava cake YUM! Panda mocha so fresh and delicious. And you get to pick 2 fruits. Our fave is the pink pineapple and mango. read more
1 month ago
Many different stalls to order from. Japanese curry beef, banh mi, Chinese BBQ and Chinese dishes, rice ball rolls, Asian drinks, and even fruit cream sandwiches. read more
Super food courts on steroids. If in the area definitely worth a visit. Chinese bakery, BBB pork authentic, small Asian dishes, curry stall, and VN shaved ice and bubble tea. And more. Only thing is too crowded on the weekend. read more
I had two orders of the steamed spicy chicken dumplings. They were absolutely fantastic. Service is pretty quick given the volume of customers, and there's plenty of seating. This is such a perfect lunch or date spot, and there's something for everyone. If you haven't been, get here. read more
6 months ago
Omg! One of the best places to try a veriaty of foods all at once! Like Cantonese BBQ, Japanese onigiri, creative Bánh Mì, and Vietnamese shaved ice and Cowboy Curry! And soon to come a sushi place from what I saw this past weekend. My friends and I went and ordered from several places. My husband and I ordered from unigirl and the cowboy curry! We've been to unigirl several times so we know that's always a must! The cowboy curry was our first time trying it. That was amazing! Full of flavor and hearty. And they serve a lot! You can take it home and have seconds or thirds throughout the week. We shared some with my father in law. Worth every penny! Anyways it sure was a great lunch spend with the best of friends who came to try this place for the first time. I'm sure they will never forget about this place. They ended up loving it just as much as we do. So i have a feeling this won't be the only time we go together. read more
Parking was rough at lunch hour, but was the fight worth it? Yah, I'd say so. The place was packed, poppin', boppin'! People everywhere eating all kinds of asian delicacies. I stopped at multiple spots inside including UniGirl and Kai Kai. Had my first Onigiri at UniGirl Don't know why I never thought of it, but curry on a hashbrown?! But OMG. Best bite of the day. Crispy, crunchy, PACKED with flavor. Kai Kai had full ducks roasting. I knew this was my moment. And they did not disappoint. Got the Roast Duck Bao ($8.95). Also the Passionfruit juice ($4.95). Oh my goodness, I was worried about artificial flavors, but the fresh passionfruit flavors were a hit! And I will be back, specifically, for that drink. read more
7 months ago
This place has been getting some buzz so I wanted to go check it out. I wouldn't consider myself a connoisseur of Asian cuisine and I often get quite picky so I was concerned. I was very pleasantly surprised at how clean nice and well decorated the space was. I ended up ordering spring rolls which were the best I've ever had. I also got the scallion, pancakes and pork, shrimp dumplings of course I had to try their famous fresh squeezed sugarcane juice as well. Everything tasted fantastic. Service was very friendly. Everyone was helpful and nice. I definitely will be going back to try some of the other food options that looks good to me. read more
This place is always so bustling with people on the weekends! But it's because all the kiosks are top notch. Kai Kai is tops for their delicious char sui and duck. Bahn Mi Boys make my fave crispy pork Banh Mi. The fatty pork and the crisp veggies are a winning combo. Uni Girl makes the best onigiri.. you can't go wrong with the crispy chicken and their tuna is my go to. You wouldn't think tuna could taste so good! I haven't tried Cowboy Curry or Saigon Snow yet. The selection of snacks and buns is really great too. Pro tip.. come during the week or very early on the weekend to avoid the congestion. It's so hard to find a place to sit and enjoy food. I wish it was more comfy but hey, everyone is there because it's delish. read more
8 months ago
The food here is really good. I appreciate the multitude of options between all the food vendors inside. Out of everything I LOVE the vietnamese cold coffee with the green foam (I can't recall the name at the moment). It gets crazy busy on the weekends in the market so just be prepared. Parking is what deters me from visiting outside of a weekday. read more
This was my first visit, and I'm happy to say it won't be my last! We tried the pork gyoza, Thai tea (a personal favorite), crispy wings, and the shrimp noodle combo. While a few of the kiosks weren't open yet, that just gives me a reason to come back and explore more. All of the employees were friendly and sweet. The wings lived up to their name--crispy and satisfying--though they could've used a bit more flavor. The standout for me was the lemongrass banh mi: the bread was perfectly toasted, and the meat was thinly sliced, juicy, and full of flavor. The only downside was the limited seating--more chairs or stools would definitely improve the experience. Still, I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the food overall. Looking forward to returning and trying even more next time! read more
1 year ago
06/2025 Rating: 4.0 About a year ago, I learned about UniGirl on insta and inadvertently discovered Mills Market because I had no idea that it was located inside this building. During that first visit, we found a jewelry store, a small grocery store, UniGirl, a Vietnamese Banh Mi Boy and Chinese food Kai Kai. Half of the building was closed off. Only a few tables and chairs were available and the line for UniGirl was all growing all the way to the back door. But, we came back the next day for more of that delicious roasted duck and crispy pork from Kai Kai. During this visit, the market has expanded its horizon and have new vendors. Needless to say the place is packed. Now they have Cowboy Curry which is Japanese inspired curry dishes. Saigon Snow is an Asian Dessert place with it's fine shaved ice and more. There are also more seating and tables. One wall was lined with refrigerator with a variety of drinks and desserts. There are also lots of baked good and traditional Asian snacks. Overall, we love coming here because we come for the usual goodies but also we keep discovering new things. The price point varies as well, there are something to eat for every budget. I had to take away one star because of the parking. Unfortunately, no parking stresses me out. Parking is scarce and the spaces are quite narrow. So come early, or in an Uber. But for sure it will be worth it. read more
Mills Market - Orlando This place is super popular and full of energy, especially on Sundays. If you arrive around noon, parking can be tough and there are lines at each stall, so I recommend coming a bit later (around 1:30-2:00 p.m.) for a smoother experience. The food was excellent and very diverse. We tried the summer rolls with shrimp, mint, and cilantro -- so fresh and delicious; the Singapore noodles with curry and shrimp, full of flavor; and an Asian-style pork belly sandwich, which was amazing. We also loved the seasoned hash brown, really tasty. Even though it gets busy, the place stays clean thanks to staff constantly clearing tables, and we never had trouble finding a seat. Service was friendly and polite across the different vendors. Prices are reasonable, and the food feels authentic, prepared by Asian cooks who clearly know their flavors. Lively, affordable, and truly tasty, definitely worth a visit! read more
FINALLY THEY INSTALLED AIR CONDITIONERS!!!! This place needed high volume AC units and its finally COOLER inside! Whew!!! Anyways came here to grab pounds of Char Siu from Kai Kai. Strolling around the array of snacks etc they did not have any summer rolls but I was eyeing the multi colored layered steam rice cakes. They were $3,99 for 3 slices. Finally lined up for Kai Kai for my Char Siu BBQ. The Char Siu was delicious. Fatty areas in between the meats and the meat was freshly out the cooker. I always request duck sauce gravy to dip the meats and drizzle the white rice. This is my go to order when I go to Kai Kai. It was not busy for a friday - But I was not in and out so maybe in the evening it probably got busier. Parking here is always a challenge so just be mindful. read more
9 months ago
I love this place. So far every restaurant I've been to has been delicious. I will say it is definitely more of a lunch spot. Both times I've gone at 7, it's felt like I got there too late. A lot of stuff is sold out, and the market seems in disarray. I hope to arrive earlier next time to try the more popular spots. read more
1 year ago
I enjoyed my visit to Mills Market. It was extremely packed , and the ambiance was loud , but the line moved fast . Kai Kai probably had the longest line. I grabbed a strawberry & Kiwi sandwich & a peach soda . Then I grabbed 2 onigiris from Uni girl. My meal from Kai Kai was the Beef chow fun platter & the fried shrimp balls. My onigiris I chose were the tuna with mayo & the shrimp tempura. The sandwich I had I would count as my sweets because it was a sweet cream with strawberry & kiwi fruit . I've been here before, but this was my first time trying Kai Kai bbq. I would def come back my food was delicious! read more
We went back to Mills a few weeks ago to try the Lucky Lunar Night Market and it was incredible! We did the earlier entry, which was so worth it. The food was all you can eat and it was all SO GOOD. I believe some of the vendors were regulars from Mills, and some had come just for the event. They gave out red envelopes when you entered with raffle tickets and coins inside to play a dice game. I was short on raffle tickets and the staff was so kind and made sure I got another raffle ticket! My only complaint would be how loud it was. Both rooms had DJ's and the music was pretty loud. I think most people enjoy that though, so that could just be a me problem... we had so much fun and will definitely be back at Mills for another night market event! read more
I have been wanting to try this cool Asian Market. I had Kai Kai restaurant with Honey bbq Char Su Pork with fried rice. For the drink I had a Coca Cola. I liked the food but what I really wanted was the pork boa fried rice but they sold out on the ribs. I had a Vietnam iced coffee from Branh mi. This is the best coffee I ever had. I came on the weekend so the seating is super limited. The restroom is really small and unisex which I didn't like. They have a lot of options in where to eat there. The parking is free and close to the market. read more
3 months ago
Very busy ! Everything is fresh ! You have to have patience when you're looking for a spot so when you go, make sure you have time on your hand! We had desserts, which were very good the sesame bowl, which was good read more
8 months ago
Go early especially on the weekends or holidays. If not bring ypur patience. I love that it's a food court with highly acclaimed choices. Parking is tough so if you see a spot and it's still .2 miles away take the spot and enjoy the walk. We went to Cowboy Curry and it had good layering of flavors. read more
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1110 E Colonial Dr
Orlando, FL 32803
Lake Eola Heights, Mills50
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