I remember when this plaza first opened around the time that I was in high school (yes, I'm a…read morefossil) and there's so many crazy and fun unique businesses that have come and go (such is the nature of life), like the Toilet Restaurant (huge in Taiwan, no way in hell something that novel and fun can exist in the US), a "maid cafe", Japanese Italian fusion, the more traditionally themed Wagyu House by the X Pot, Pelicana chicken (now I have to travel further if they have any fun collabs), and Kira Kira purikura which held so many fun community events for J-fashion and music enthusiasts. Sucks dude, but truly is the normiefication of everything. I know that Jazz Cat is going to close soon, so that's another nail in the memory coffin... As of now, I'm mostly here to go to Chubby Mart if friends desire, Junbi if I'm feeling it (but there's so many stronger matcha contenders out there these days), T-Swirl Crepes if I'm feeling crepes, All that and Dim Sum (sometimes they have pretty good deals here), and I plan on going back to Sushi Yuen one day. The moonware shop is nice to look through for household, kitchen, utensils, ceramic and other goods and gifts. And I know that the JJ Bakery, Monja Taiker (I had a bad experience with the one deeper in SG), are popular here. It can get quite fisted and parking can get busy, at the top layer, but you can also park in the back and in the garage pit. Decent range of prices in where you want to go eat from the somewhat cheaper dim sum and bakery to the higher end sushi omakase and AYCE hot pot and BBQ. Overall not bad, I wish they did fun stuff here again though...

Even though it's been opened for a bit, it has gradually become my default favorite collection of…read moreeateries and hangouts. With classic Taiwanese restaurant like JJ Bakery Cafe with arguable the best luzoufan 魯肉飯 outside of Taiwan and the newest fastest and biggest Tesla Super Charging station around, this place has fast replaced Diamond Plaza as the place to go.... And now a gym? A bit curious ha

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.

Several dining options here in this shopping plaza…read more Aside from the locals and foot traffic shoppers it is also adjacent to the Best Western Plus Executive Inn so it's always been a very busy business center! Here, you can find shops offering cosmetics ,pastries, health foods, snacks , books, music, plus 13 restaurants & cafes offering international cuisine !! Well let me start with .... Boiling Crab ( dined here ) Sun Nong Dan (Korean) Baekjeong (Korean BBQ) Shancheng Lameizi(Hot Pot) Pho Rowland (Vietnamese) Ding's Garden ( Shanghainese) Mongolian Home Made Pie Big Way Hot Pot Dolan's Uyghur Cuisine (Arabic) Make sure give yourself enough time to park when having a reservation in one of the restaurant! When we went to Boiling Crab had a hard time parking !!! So that's lesson learned!!

I would rate this plaza a 2, if it wasn't for the dining options. It's actually one of the, at…read moreleast, top 5 plazas to park in in Rowland Heights, but if it's at an off time, at least it's a big plaza and you can find some parking, but I'm a coward, so I'll park across the street and walk over, but with Tawa getting more businesses, it's kinda getting busy over there too...but I digress. It gets SUPER fisted in here since there's so many eateries and businesses. This includes: Big Way Hot Pot (my beloved), Chicha San Chen, Afters Ice Cream, Boiling Crab (one of the most popular restaurants here), Mongolian Homemade Meat Pie, Dolan's Uyghur Cuisine, Shancheng Lameizi, kee Wah Bakery, Princess Dumplings, Bakejeong (another super popular business), Tasty Spot Cafe, and much more including cosmetic stores, clinics, banks, and a T-mobile. I've seen people drive without caring about human life, pedestrians without any self awareness, people just gathering in the parking lot and not at a sidwalk, and much more. If it weren't for Big Way and the times I go to the other businesses, this place is a plague to me as I get stressed out even turning out because people gun it on Gale and people are impatient leaving the plaza too and I need to turn immediately on Nogales...

Ring the office before come, but nobody picked up the phone. No message left in the viocemail to…read moreadvice the shop is closed. And did not see any business hours update in the website. Then come to the shop, it is closed! Sticker notice as attached.

Took lessons here in my youth, am now an adult and I always get my instruments repaired here. They…read morecarry string, woodwind, percussion, piano etc. If you want a specific instrument, just ask for their catalogue. Many kinds of sheet music is available here as well! The ones I've attached below are flute books I recommend.

Great use of space after the plaza died from the Korean market and the Rite Aid closing. They…read moresection off a part of the parking lot for an entertainment stage, food vendors, and inflatables and they open up the inside of the former Rite Aid for some carnival games (punching bag and stick catcher), artists, merch vendors, some tables and free play console games with a Smash tournament I believe. There's also a photobooth inside too. Outside, when we went to the Natsu Festival, there were large Poke'mon inflatables of Charmander, Squirtle, Pikachu, and Bulbasaur for photo ops, which is cute. Also very funny that the shopping kiosks still have the Anaheim Garden Walk signs still on them. I guess that's where it came from. It's honestly like a super mini 626 Night Market, or more accurately a super mini Anime Impulse considering there's an indoors vendor area with lots of vendors focused on anime and other "nerdy" franchises, with some artists mixed in too. I did see some cosplayers as well. It's just the inside part can get quite hot and stuffy with the weather and the number of people visiting inside, hopefully they up the AC when the hotter summer months hit. Prices are reasonable and fair considering they are night market prices and that entry into the event is completely free. Parking can get a bit crowded, but the farther you are away from the festival, there's more spots and the plaza itself is quite large. Lots of vendors giving out free samples and are super helpful and very into hawking their goods and wares. Great to have this sort of event very close to our area and no need for me to travel out to Arcadia or into DTLA or something.

Found this Rowland Heights night market through Instagram and had no idea it was so close to home…read more I've been to the OC Night Market before, so I liked that this one was free and parking was actually really easy. There were a decent amount of food vendors, but the food was pretty hit or miss for me. The spiral potato with sour cream seasoning was WAY too salty. I actually had to bring it back and ask for one with no seasoning at all. We also tried a beef skewer that took a pretty long time and wasn't very good. The chicken kebab from Kebab Land was probably my favorite thing we tried. We also got popcorn chicken from Popin Chicken, but it was pretty dry and I probably wouldn't order it again. One thing to know is that a lot of vendors only take tap, chip, or Apple Pay. I had a Visa gift card that needed to be swiped and couldn't use it. Some vendors also charge a small credit card fee, so I'd recommend bringing cash. The biggest issue for me was the raffle at the end of the night. They kept pulling numbers for people who had already left, so it dragged on forever. Since you have to be present to win, I think they should have had everyone who was still there put their tickets into a new pile before the drawing. They also ended up giving some raffle prizes away through random activities instead, which didn't seem very fair to everyone who had been waiting with tickets. Overall, it's a cute idea for a local night market and I'd probably come back to walk around and try different vendors, but the raffle system definitely needs improvement. Also, be prepared for a LOT of smoke from the food vendors when you first walk in.

I've been coming to Eye Optics for the last few years. It all started when my family and I randomly…read morewandered into this small, unpretentious shop in the H-Mart shopping center. The owner who I'm pretty sure is named Andrew, unless he's been politely lying to me for years has always taken great care of us with zero issues and really fantastic customer service. When I heard they were moving to a different shopping center, I decided to follow. Caring, gentle, professional and he somehow puts up with my indecisiveness. Definitely made the right call! The 168 Market spot is perfect. I can grab Korean groceries, eat way too much at the food court, and handle my eyeglass emergencies all in one go. The new place is still low-key and unassuming, but don't let that fool you, the products are high-quality and the prices are surprisingly competitive. And here's the wild part: if he has your lenses in stock, he can get your glasses done in like 20-30 minutes. I'm not kidding. I've waited longer in line for boba. This kind of speed is something I'm used to in Asia, especially Korea, not here in the U.S. The shop is now located inside 168 Market in Hacienda Heights and it's actually a bigger space. It's clean, organized, uncluttered, basically the opposite of my desk at home. They even have a great selection of glasses for kids, which is something a lot of big chain stores seem to struggle with. Just my two cents. I'm no expert, just a very satisfied customer, but I can easily recommend Andrew and his shop for all your eyeglass needs. And hey, it probably won't mean anything, but feel free to ask Andrew for "the James deal." Lol.

I highly recommend this eye glass store to anyone who needs eyeglasses or sunglasses…read more We got a new prescription for my kid and quotes from doctor's office were pretty high and there were not many options for kid/teens. We were at 168 market and looking around and saw frames light weight and cute at this store. The owner/Andrew recommended blue light protection lenses and showed us how they work. Those frames are made with titanium and silicone and so light for kids to wear. I left prescription and it took 2 days and got our glasses. The owner/Andrew is very knowledgeable and explained well to us. The price is very reasonable. We are so happy with the service and we'll go back for more glasses in the future. They also have fashionable sunglasses at reasonable prices.

Not bad if you are looking for something really cheap , very interesting area to visit , over all I…read morewould consider it ok .

Ordered items on line.. i would strongly advise against this. Ordered 4 XL mens shirts. Received…read morewhat appears to be 4 XL boys shirts. I have called the store twice and left messages. I have sent 5 emails. I have to date received but one reply saying that the wrong size is unlikely. The online customer service is HORRIBLE.

We had problem with our karaoke machine, Denny helps us solved the issue, he was very professional…read moreand provide wonderful service, very patient and good knowledge! Thank you Denny, you are the best and we strongly recommend this place and Dennys service to everyone.

5 Stars for service! We were looking to upgrade our karaoke system and have been searching around…read more Before reaching out to Best Media, we went to a local store in San Gabriel area and were trying to get more info on the new system. All we got from the guy there was this is the unit,do you want to place an order? Of course we left that place. We contacted Best Media and made a appt to stop by their office. Due to the pandemic, they are by appt only. When we arrived, Denny brought us into the show room and sat us down. What he did next surprises us! He spent almost 2 hrs going over every features of the karaoke system and there was no pressure tactics to purchase. Of course we walk out with a brand new Best Media BN5000 system! The 2 hrs Denny spent with us pretty much taught us how to operate the system which prior to that we have no idea what it is! Best service and professionalism. This is the second Best Media Karaoke system i owned. The quality is top notch. Strongly recommend Best Media and Denny for your Karoake needs.