Located in a busy shopping center near H-Mart, Dollar Tree, Sweet Frog. Not your typical food hall…read more It's very limited, but they have a few options for pho, noodle dishes, and drinks from Kung Fu. You can order food through the kiosk and drinks from the cashier. I just got a basic milk tea with boba and it wasn't the best. There's some seating. The employee who made my drink was nice. I probably won't ever visit this location again.

I wasn't sure what to expect from this food court, but it's a good place to go for quick food!…read moreDumplings were surprisingly very juicy and filled with soup. This place is honestly comparable to standalone dumpling restaurants. The wontons were delicious and I loved the peanut sauce it came with. When it comes to their soup and noodle dishes, I feel like I would opt for other places in the area to try, however Luna hall is a convenient spot and has quick service. The spicy beef noodle soup was good and the beef was so tender and cooked well. So give it a try when you're looking for a quick meal. Boba was decent and as expected. Haven't tried the poke but I'm sure it's also good.

Wheaton Mall is your classic, no-frills local mall--and honestly, it does exactly what it needs to…read moredo. They've got all the staples: JCPenneys, Costco, Macy's, Target, H&M, plus smaller stores like Five Below and Bed, Bath and Beyond. The food court is huge and continues to grow, with some older spots being replaced by newer options. I was first introduced to this mall in a pretty unconventional way--at a dance event hosted by Urban Dance Artistry. The space was large enough to host a big crowd and still allow for smaller performance pockets, which showed me how versatile the mall space actually is. As far as cleanliness goes, the mall itself is generally clean and bustling with a very diverse crowd, which I love to see. The only downside? The bathrooms could definitely use some attention. They can be messy and not the freshest-smelling at times. Although I do really like that they have a separate area for kids to wash their hands. I'm not much of a mall shopper these days, and a lot of the stores aren't necessarily places I'd go out of my way for. But as a parent? This place is gold. My son absolutely loves the play area. There's also a paid bounce house spot near it (which he thoroughly enjoyed), and they have the indoor train that rides through the mall--which is basically a core childhood memory waiting to happen. It's also a great spot for teens to meet up at. I love that they have a little photo booth to print out 4 pictures on a strip, very nostalgic vibes. It's also super convenient. The Wheaton train station is right there, but it's also a hub for a lot of buses, making public transit access incredibly easy. On top of that, you've got nearby restaurants, Party City, a grocery store, and plenty of other essentials within walking distance. There's even a CVS Pharmacy nearby. Overall, it's a solid, practical, family-friendly mall. Not luxury, not glamorous--but convenient, affordable, and full of things to do--especially if you have kids. Four stars from me.

I haven't really had a bad or good experience. I usually come here for costco or target or the…read moresurrounding stores. I will say that when I went it felt like the air conditioning was not on so it was super hot and humid. Hopefully that issue has been resolved.

I recently checked out Commas Food Hall in Silver Spring, and it's such a solid addition to the…read morearea--especially if you're indecisive like me and want options in one place. The setup is really convenient with multiple vendors and a full bar, so it's great for groups, casual outings, or even a quick solo stop. Here's what I tried: * From Mex Taqueria, I had the steak tacos--really flavorful and cooked well. They also have a great Taco Tuesday deal ($1.95 tacos with chicken, chorizo, or steak), which I'll definitely be back for. * Momo Hub had chicken dumplings that were juicy and packed with flavor. * The jerk nachos from The Champs Kitchen were one of my favorites--very well seasoned. * Claude Have Mercy was a standout. I tried the salmon tenders, shrimp sliders, and rum cake, and everything was really good. For drinks, I stopped by C3 Bar and tried the Watermelon Candyrita, Claude's Crush, and an espresso martini (The Commuter). All were well-made and complemented the food nicely. Another plus: select bar bites are $9.99 and cocktails are $10 when paired, which makes this a great option for a budget-friendly outing. Overall, I'd definitely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area. It's a fun, laid-back spot with a variety of food options, and I can see it becoming a regular go-to.

I truly enjoyed Commas Food Hall! I loved the variety of food they have here and they have a bar!…read moreThe space is very open, had a lot of seating, and is aesthetically pleasing. I think it's great that they have local businesses and not chain restaurants here, it allows you to make an impact by supporting those small businesses. We enjoyed: Chicken Flautas from J&J's 9/10 Tacos from J&J's 9/10 TK Cheesesteak from Tokoa Cheesesteak 10/10! Chicken dumplings from Momo Hub 8/10 Catfish Po'boy sandwich from Claude Have Mercy 1000/10!! Let's not forget the delicious cocktails! They have so many specials at the bar and a large variety to cheese between. There is something for everyone here.

I'm going to be honest, I had no idea there was a mall in this highway triangle. I thought the…read morespace between where I-270 and I-495 met had nothing in it. I've only seen the area from the highways that are tree lined. I am quite amazed by how out of touch I was for this area. This mall is quite expansive. The one thing I love about the DMV area is that the malls are still thriving. Not to the point where every single store is filled, but no where near dead mall territory. I had some time to kill before I had to head back home and wanting to pick up some items. Parking here had me. I wasn't sure where would be the best place to park. I ended up in the outdoor lots and didn't even want to mess with the parking structure. As a note, early here means you will encounter a slew of parents with their children in tow. Be careful and mindful in the parking lot as they will be everywhere. The mall had a bit of everything in here. The typical anchors and national chains you would expect to find in a mall. Food court area was jammed with eateries and customers. I opted to not eat here. Would definitely come back. Especially on a lazy day. Good people watching, enough stores to grab whatever you might be thinking of getting, and ample parking.

Fun fact of the day -- Montgomery Mall as locals call them was where I had my first job ever after…read morehigh school. I can't believe I haven't written a review for this mall after so many years! The food court is always packed with people with many different choices. The restaurants available inside the mall is always interesting. I saw a new Thai takeaway place downstairs near where Claire's used to be. The selections of the store keeps evolving. I had no idea Lululemon moved and has a bigger store now. It's hard to believe that the malls in America are dying when you see how crazy busy it is at the Mall. I couldn't find parking until I parked closer to the old Sears lot. And that was during a weekday well after Christmas and New Year's too. My nickname at work used to be the Mall Rat Haha! I can't wait to discover what new stores are coming and going the next time I return.

Love the roast pork, chicken and mushrooms and the seaweed egg drop soup. All very reasonably…read morepriced. The food is served 'to go' but you ca eat there if you prefer - a few small tables. If you want the roast meats you need to arrive early as they sell out.

This place is located inside the Great Wall supermarket at the corner of the store. It's a pretty…read morecheap deal to get rice with 2 side dishes but I generally come here for the dimsum goodies and youtiao. They have all of the classics like egg tarts, fried breadsticks, shrimp cheung fun, shu mai, har gow, and sesame balls. Some of their dishes are honestly better than some of the stuff they serve at actual sit down dimsum places. Their egg tarts are one of the best I've ever had, including NY's Chinatown. The service here can be a hit or miss, you basically stand in a line (on the weekends it's hard to figure out where people are waiting) and they'll help you out.

Quick and convenient. From order to delivery is always fast and the food is hot and fresh…read more Multiple stations of different types of food with a centralize kiosk for easy ordering. Plenty of tables, music, and TV screens to enjoy while you are there.

I went there for onigiri and saw they had a nice variety. The place appears to be one restaurant…read morewith little"stands" that pretend to be different places but one person helps you for all of them with the possible with of the ice cream and dessert place which had a man sitting there but at which I did not eat. Order on a screen that asks you to give phone number and name then wants you to join their rewards thing. I just wanted to pay for my food so had to cancel my order and walk over to the cash register to order and pay, not a fan of that at all. I got the variety of onigiri (you select which 5 and the price is good.) I bit into the spam and kimchi , then bit again and found spam. 3 nice little cubes (imagine the little tiny dice you get in travel games) and some sauce. Finished it without one crunch of cabbage or any pickled vegetable. The shrimp tempura and there bulgogi were much more full. I will probably go back, the menu is huge and a lot of things looked good, but I wouldn't do the onigiri again.

Glad I stopped by this spot today! I was a little hesitant at first -- food court meals can be hit…read moreor miss, and the place was pretty quiet for a Sunday evening. But I was starving, so I went ahead and ordered the Sashimi Moriwase Donburi and Karaage Curry Donburi from Tamashi & Poki. And wow -- I was surprised! The sashimi bowl was super fresh and came with a generous amount of fish. For $14.99, it was honestly good! The karaage donburi was also delicious and the portion was huge for just $10.95. Please keep the quality and pricing like this -- I'll definitely be back and will be recommending this place to friends!

I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't what the Spot is. Walking up, I was disappointed…read moreto see the place empty and with a closed sign in the window. As I walked past to find a different lunch place, I saw a different door with an open sign in it, and noticed the "big crowd" inside. Popping in, I found four people. One looked to be taking pictures for social media. One was sitting at a table, one at the claw machine, and the last, very bored, at one of the counters. Not a great sign. So, the hall reminds me painfully of a mall food court. There are six ish restaurants along one side, lots of seating on the other, and it's literally otherwise a hall. A bar sits at one side, and that was indeed closed. The restaurants are little more than counters, and all have kiosks. Behind them is their presumably shared kitchen. The restaurants are all fast food style. You can order from any restaurant from any kiosk. I chose the Japanese restaurant Milan, and Gong Cha for boba tea (hi, my name is Joshua, and I'm a bobaholic). Gong Cha was good, Milan was okay, but I'm reviewing the space here. Oh, and one of the restaurants also sells cheap, $7 rings -- also a good sign. I did go to the restroom, and it was slightly terrifying. There's a sign over the urinals thats said "DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING." I am not sure what that meant, but I was careful not to touch any surface in the filthy bathroom. You ever use a restroom and you contemplate whether washing your hands after is a net gain or loss? Gross. After eating, I asked the one staff member where to put my tray, which was a single trash can on the far area. None of the restaurants really impressed me, and they're all chain-like. I can get better food in lots of other places, without the mall kiosk feeling. Like traditional malls, this place is painfully dying.

Representing 2018 for letter F is F is for Famous Rotisserie in Wheaton Mall. I saw on old credit…read morecard bill that I went in February 2018, but I went here multiple times in the 3 years I lived in Wheaton. It's 1 flat price for a small or large container, and you fill up whatever food you want that they have on the small buffet style as long as the container closes. Food is ok, there's a couple of very good things, but the majority of the things are mediocre with a few below average. It's a lot of random filler foods like subpar mac n' cheese. Chicken is decent, but nothing to write home about. This is not a place I'd rush back to, but it's a convenient option in the Wheaton Mall food court especially before or after a movie at AMC Wheaton, which I went to often when I lived in Wheaton.

Don't waste your money Terrible old chicken dry and like…read moreshoe leather Broccoli in Brown sauce was 3 sad limp pieces Ribs were drowning in a gross sauce and tuff Lo mein was low meh

Continuing alphabet series into 2019, I is for iSushi. I lived in Wheaton 3 years, used to…read moresometimes eat in the food court of the mall, where iSushi is located. This is just a food stand, near currently Pollo Campero. I ate at iSushi perhaps 2 or 3 times. One of the noteworthy times was on Saturday, January 12, 2019. I had started a Biggest Loser challenge at my work and was trying to lose weight. I got sushi rolls, which was fairly healthy, not a whole lot of food, which a bit of a negative as I was hungry not that long later. iSushi is decent, but nothing to write home about. I've had worse sushi like one time a year earlier in January 2018, I got Safeway grocery store sushi. Now that sushi was weak! My girlfriend at that time was significantly late, like an hour late. We were going to go to a sit-down restaurant in Wheaton before a game night at apartments above the Safeway, but because she was so dang late, we grabbed sushi quickly from Safeway. Interesting side note about this day at Wheaton Mall: On this particular Saturday, I had a 2nd (& last) date with this woman for the movie at AMC Wheaton called On the Basis of Sex about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg's early days in law school trying to get into law, which was almost unheard of when she started in 1956. At the end of the movie, there were captions about Ginsberg in her real life with pictures. When seeing the real life facts, my date said I didn't realize this a true story. I was surprised she was thinking Ruth Bader Ginsberg was some nice fictional story. In summary, staff at iSushi was nice. It is not a place I'd rush back to, but it's not a bad option in the food court.

My favorite sushi roll contains shrimp tempura and cream cheese. Nothing better than a freshly…read moreprepared roll where the warm tempura shrimp is placed next to cream cheese that starts to soften and then melts in your mouth! My favorite place that made such a roll closed and I've been searching for something similar for years. I'm so glad I came across iSushi's "Green Dragon" roll which has shrimp tempura, cream cheese and avocado on top. Such a great roll and I watched them make it fresh right in front of me! Mall sushi doesn't sound appealing, but I recommend giving this place a try!

Food is delicious and staff zhifei so friendly , bao is so colorful very cute, I like itread more

Highly recommend this spot, first and foremost. The service "ZHI"was great! My service was really…read morenice and the place is clean and the best part is that is connected to the mall. "Montgomery mall" The food was really really good. Wifey and I will be back next time we're back shopping.