Welcome to Eden Center! A new and great Asian food hall for falls church and city. Although small…read moreselection, its nationally diverse. Taiwanese pastries, Thai, Vietnamese and Korean. They're a casual food hall during the day and nightlife/bar in the evening. Vendors are, Doppo: coffee and banh mi Honey Pig Cup Bop: Yes, HP street style serve in a "cup". Reasonable priced for amount of food. They also serve corn cheese and daboki! Sun-C: Authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Absolutely worth trying out. (Family owned) The Beat: Taiwanese pastries. Sells out fast during the morning! Eatsy: Street Thai cusine. Pad see yew and pad thai is a win for my fam. The mango and sticky rice, omgawwwd! This place is underrated and a must try!(Family owned) Everyone is so friendly and engaging. There's something for everyone here. Definitely try checking it out. 18 plus age after 9pm.

The Pop-Up District business is located in the Eden Center. It was by chance that we found this…read moreplace in a very busy Asian district. I had read the Yelp reviews and it sounded good. When we entered the restaurant, there was only two people who were playing chess. There was not another soul eating here. I was very hesitant to try it. After looking at the Korean menu, it looked like they did not have things I could eat.There was also a Boba business here as well. We decided to try another place that had more business. Shared parking outside.

The lamb gyro with rice and the churros were delicious. The gyro meat wasn't greasy and was freshly…read moremade. It was juicy and the sauces were incredible. Ayman was really kind and friendly! Stayed open a little late and accommodated all our orders.

All what can say is Woow . Came across this hidden gem by luck . The food was absolutely…read moreauthentically delicious and service was amazing with smile . Ordered lamb Kabsa and lentil soup and both were amazing and delicious. Definitely will be back and will recommend to all my family and friends. Hope they open location in Md !!!

I like all the food options! Me and my kiddos couldn't figure out what we wanted to eat so we came…read morehere because of all options. One kid got ramen from Jinya, another kid got stir fry from District Dumpling and my last kid got a cheese burger from Superette. I got the beef short rib sandwich from Superette. All our food was good, the service at each place was great and I like the open seating. Ordering food from three different places was a little pricey but it was worth it because we discovered something new. Overall it was a great time and I recommend checking this place out!

4* only b/c in any food court your fav vendor might or might not be there next time. But you might…read morealso discover a new fav. I wish there were more options for a "substantial meal" but maybe that's not realistic for a food court. But otherwise there is a good variety and in my exp staffers are generally helpful when you don't know what you want or what your options are. And lastly, it's in the heart of Ballston with its always colorful mix of characters for people watching. One additional tip - parking in Ballston can be challenging but the public parking garage off Glebe or Randolph is the best deal going - maybe $1.35 for 2 hours. Then an easy walk/elevator ride to the food court.

Cornerspace is a mini Asian food hall, located in Eden Center. They host 3 different vendors: ViVi…read moreBubble Tea (offering even Taiwanese fare, in addition to drinks), Com Tam Le Truc (offering Vietnamese fare), and Izaka Donburi (sukiyaki, curry bowls, etc.). We tried the hot stone pho and the bò né from Com Tam Le Truc, and the gyu-don, the creamy corn croquettes, and the chicken katsu curry from Izaka Donburi. The space is well-setup with some seating. Staff were friendly! You can order ahead for a pick-up, take-out, and even set up a delivery. Plenty of parking in the Eden Center, although it could get filled up pretty quickly! +mini Asian food hall +friendly staff +located at Eden Center +ample parking

Oh the hype is real…read more No one ever says a negative word about the cafeteria. That's because you get a variety of choices, superb quality for cafeteria eats, and uber affordable prices. From their salad bar, to their soups (mainly their chili), sandwich shops, pizza/flatbreads, burgers/hot dogs, gyro station, dessert station, and main course/global cuisine stations. Global cuisines rotate every day and each day has something delicious. The week I was in attendance, there was Salmon w/ veggies, Lasagna, and Fried Chicken as the delicious options. When people visit the Seidmann center in Arlington, the excitement for the FDIC cafeteria is heard in volumes. Can you blame them!?

Amazing food and love going every time I'm in town visiting. I can't say enough good about the…read morefood, the quality, quantity and most of all the service from all of the staff

Amazing center for primarily Vietnamese food and shops with a few Korean and Chinese businesses…read morethrown in. A very busy parking lot that was quite full. Restaurants tend to close around 8pm so keep that in mind.

First time actually going to the Eden Center a couple weekends ago. Loved almost everything about…read moreit. We typically go to Banh Mi Oi which is our favorite spot for Banh Mi but never explored the Eden Center on the other side. If you decide to go over the weekend then be prepared for trying to find parking. It is madness. Not enough parking spots. You'll have to play parking wars and some of the spots were taken by some of the tents for outdoor seating but once you get past that it can be a little wild. Lots of people and so many food options. They have restaurants along the outside and even some hidden ones inside some of the entrances of the indoor corridor. I would suggest probably researching first based off options and where to eat. There's plenty of dessert, bakeries, and even some small markets. There's an Asian grocery store that's almost like an H-Mart which has a wide variety of Asian groceries, snacks, and food. We went to one restaurant that was pretty good and the wife got Ban Bo Hue and I had the grilled pork. It was decent and there were a lot of people waiting in line. Only thing is you could only pay cash. They have an ATM around the corner but have a service charge of like $8 from what I can remember. I would recommend this place if you love Vietnamese food. I would love to go back to explore some of the other places we didn't get to see.

I personally like this place a lot better now than when it was a mall several years ago, although I…read morepersonally think it could use some more shops. I think that the food court on the bottom floor is amazing, with the diverse options for food that is offered, from Korean to Chinese to Indian to French to Mexican food and more. Plus I find the ambience nice as well.

It's not Ballston Commons Mall anymore. They totally revamped it and now it has a Reston Town…read moreCenter, Mosaic kind of vibe. Has a movie theater, gym, and plenty of swanky restaurants. Punch Bowl Social takes up like 3 floors at one end. The CVS and Capitals ice rink are still there. Less fast food vibes. The iconic Macy's is gone. The massive parking lot is still there and I think it's free now. The past 4 times I was there in 2024, parking was free of charge. That could all change.

Subpar chick-fil-a. Decent location but service is slow and restaurant is small. I ordered a spicy…read morechicken deluxe meal and my sandwich was so soggy and the fries were not hot. Flavor wise it was okay though. Would only return out of convenience.

Chick-fil-A here is convenient but it's pricy and the quality is just OK. I got the grilled chicken…read moremeal and it ended up being more than $13 post tax (like dang that's more expensive than Chipotle). The grilled chicken sandwich was warm but the chicken was pretty uneven in terms of size. Lots of tomato juice dripping everywhere. Overall, sandwich was fine. The fries were a bit soggy but nicely salted. Again, it's great if you're craving Chick-fil-A in the Ballston area because it's so close and inside Ballston Quarter. But dang, the pricing really has gone up a lot here.

I've been craving a Korean style hot dog for a while, and this spot did NOT disappoint! I leisurely…read morewent skating with friends at the Iceplex on the 8th floor, so this was just an elevator down. The wait time was a bit long, but that's to be expected since I customized my dog. I got a premium beef dog with potatoes. They ask if you want sugar and the answer is yes. You have different options of what to top your dog with so I did ketchup, mustard, spicy, and mayo... almost everything (lol) The dog itself is a bit underwhelming but everything around it is perfection. I think next time I'll try a rice cake dog or a mozzarella dog for more novelty. My only wish is that the dog tasted more like a Kirkland hotdog from the food court! (Take notes, Oh K-Dog!) My friend got an egg toast and she loved it! They make the experience a little less messy with their packaging but she def still needed a fork and knife to finish it -- just a heads up for those that like to keep it clean while eating! Seating is abundant, but it does get crowded. Highly recommend Oh K-Dog if you're in the Ballston area :)

Decent korean corndog, but they do take forever to make them.. The cheese part of our half cheese…read morehalf hotdog had a great cheese pull tho!