I haven't been to Ulfer Center for awhile in Milpitas. I came to walk around here and found a new…read moreMalaysian cuisine here. Koi Palace is upstairs. There is a nice seating area downstairs of Koi Palace. There is also picnic tables you can sit and hangout.

I absolutely love coming here too. It's a much smaller plaza than Milpitas Center/Ranch 99 Plaza…read moredown the street. Walkable distances. Koi Palace for dim sum or a very good Chinese group meal always stands out. KTV/Asian karaoke upstairs second floor next to Koi Palace. Smaller mom and pap restaurants downstairs. Some food places have shorter business hours. Pandemic hit them hard here. Still, lots of free public parking spaces. I always go to the busy 85 Degrees Bakery hot spot behind the building/back side of plaza for tiger milk boba tea, coffee, cakes, and pastries. Sweet spot. It's a much lower key place than Milpitas Center. Hong Kong Cantonese Top Cafe is still in business if you want fast cafe foods. Not sure if Thai restaurant has gone out of business or not. They never have the lights on again. Vietnamese Pho place is still operating. Very quiet though. Browse around! Love the patio tables/chairs. Plenty of spots under the sun outside. People come over here for takeouts and dim sums most of the time. Empty retail spaces inside. Looks pretty dead these days. There are still very beautiful views if you take the time to look around. It's a very good plaza, but I wished that they would add more businesses here. Place looks a bit lonely. Maybe it's the fengshui for years. Not many restaurant businesses seem to last around here. They come and go. Would I stop by again? Yes, because I always enjoy walking around from one plaza over to the next. Great day outside. I hope more people will be visiting again. Good vibes/very relaxing here.

Nice outdoor mall with many restaurants, boba places , bakery , Japanese cosmetics, and Ranch 99…read moreAsian market , etc . It is located in a convenient location with a big parking , pretty closed to 880 high way exit . I enjoy to go there on weekdays and avoid weekends. It is extreme joy to find a parking on a Saturday afternoon even the parking lot is huge . Some of it favorite places to visit are Hui Lau Shan mango dessert , Hong Kong style BBQ duck and pork restaurant called Ocean Pearl . It has very good lunch combo and the food quality are excellent. I go to this mall quite often .

Milpitas Square opened over 20 years ago. it had a mix of mostly Chinese eateries and some Indian,…read moreKorean, Japanese, Vietnamese and Thai ones. presently only the Indian & Vietnamese eateries are noticeable. before the pandemic, parking was difficult on the weekends and peak times during the weekday. during the pandemic. some eateries closed, others had limited hours, no sit-down inside dining. most had take out only. some had outside dining. the Chinese eateries represent a small range of chinese cooking. only the popular options are present here. most eateries are also part of a food group or chain. their are few indy Chinese eateries here. the eateries & services here are listed on a posted pic.

This is a mostly Vietnamese-owned mall that has 20+ jewelry stores, various businesses, gift shops,…read morerestaurants and a small-sized food court. My favorite is the large home goods store that sells all kinds of Chinese porcelain vases, teapots, potteries, furniture and everything else. If you are a pottery enthusiast, you'd love this store. I was totally in awe of the intriguing craftsmanship. Price wasn't crazy and owner was friendly. I also went to 3-4 jewelry stores to check out diamond earrings. It seemed quality was good. Price was a bit higher. I liked Tony's because he offered life-time warranty and has been in business for 30+ years. The mall's worth checking it out if you are in the area.

I was passing by and decided to drop by randomly? I went…read moreinside and took a subtle walk, it seems almost or all of the stores are Asian Owner? Specifically Vietnamese, there were a lot of outlets I have never seen before and not in English? The merchandise or goods to buy from this place seem to be old fashioned or suitable for people of older age? To be blunt if you have interest in this sort of field there's really no reason to come here. It felt like an old fashioned trip where you just walk and never visit again?

Calaveras Plaza offers wide range of restaurants particularly Asian ones as well as other types of…read morestores. I've been going to many times since the restaurants I like going to are here. There's at least three restaurants I like going to so far and I'm planning to try other restaurants here. It kinda gets packed most likely of this one grocery store here as well as popular restaurants here especially on the weekends. Looking forward for more!

Calaveras Plaza Shopping Center is the busiest shopping space on their side of hwy 880. weekends…read morefor sure. other peak times too. mostly chains, franchisees, some indies. eats/drinks services shopping yu palace dental cigs von's chicken metro pcs grocery outlet layang layang fed ex goodwill paris baguette spa sherwin williams koko ramen pho nguyen happy lemon premier teaspoon caffino lee's sandwich L & L hawaiian jang su jang jang su jang nextdoor tofu house baskin robbin take outs: -diverse place to pig out, not much shopping choices. -parking an issue at times.

Love where you live and live where you love. It would be a perfect world if you get them both ..;-)…read moreI love the area here, a small shopping center fill with all kind of stores you can imagine, enough for your needs from groceries, banks, restaurants, coffee & tea, yoga, fast food, phone service, beauty salon, library, etc....Also police station is close by giving a feeling of a safe place. I love the men in uniform, lol..!! Very convenient for the neighborhood. Stop whining for the parking lot people, just park somewhere and walk over. There's also a parking behind Hyatt house, I'm sure you can find one. Want to have a date with me ? Meet me at Rivermark Plaza..:-) Happy Holidays...!!

Obviously I am here a bit, as I frequent some of the businesses. Never thought about reviewing this…read moreplace as a whole. I harken back to the days when Blockbuster, McDonald's, New Balance, and Prolific Oven was here. Parking lot has always been difficult to park because of space size. Turn over of businesses seem to be high. I do like some of the new spots such as Melt and Dave's Hot Chicken. I don't care for Safeway. It used to be nice.

The food court in Lion Plaza is literally a Vietnamese food heaven on earth. There are so many…read moreauthentic options, everyone working was so kind, helpful, and patient with my questions! Great prices, incredible food, amazing experience! I cannot wait to go back!!! I

Lion Plaza is a spacious plaza with a lot of Asian businesses; mostly asian. My friends and I used…read moreto eat lunch in this plaza quite frequently as it was convenient and nearby. The mainstays businesses were Pho Hoa, Tung Kee Noodle, Van's Bakery, Lion Market, etc. Still a lot of family businesses in the plaza. Parking is challenging during peak lunch hours. The food court is completely changed from mostly dessert and che places to more eateries and drinks.

"Beach Park Plaza" is a medium size strip mall in a residential area of Foster City, CA. It's right…read moreacross the street from the beach on SF Bay. The mall currently offers a variety of restaurants, shops, and services. I first visited Beach Park Plaza during the Covid shutdown when the Joy Restaurant was open and asking for customers. I'm happy to say the Joy Restaurant survived the Covid-19 shutdown, and is open everyday except Tuesdays. The mall itself has a clean and modern appearance, with a large parking lot. The location is away from the central part of Foster City, so you feel safe and there's not much traffic. The only negative thing would be it doesn't have a market or a convenience store. There's no anchor business to attract people. Of course, there's popular restaurants and services here. Beach Park Plaza is located at Beach Park Blvd & Marlin Ave. It's across the street from the beach, which may not be accessible due to seawall construction. The mall is worth a visit for it's variety of small restaurants. Support Local Business!

Beach Park Plaza is a commercial center consisting of one building. the parking lot and building…read morehas been totally renovated in the past few years. tenants: eats/drinks services -Joy acupucture music -Kental Ramen laudromat -sweet basil hairs and nails -bellini bistro oh my dog -akizu sushi body studio -dumpling kitchen dance studio -cafe plenty of parking. easier to navigate parking lot now.

The owner needs to look at their policies in relation to a person bringing a single drink in to the…read moremarket place when they want to grab food from said establishments. Your security think customers are stupid. Over explaining things and saying that the Owner doesnt want people with drinks and food outside of the venue. Instead of stopping local people from bringing in a drink from establishments in the same block, they should be actually doing something to keep people safe. This is an idiotic policy that does nothing but stop people from spending money. I'm not interested in coming here anymore because of it. In this economy you should be doing better. You just lost me as a customer and I will not recommend this place to anyone. Avoid this venue if you have outside drinks and food they will just give you a hassle over it. They make you take it to your car and reiterate the same bs policy. It's not worth it!

I've been to this location multiple times. every time I go there, theres always an issue. waiter…read moretaking too long to bring us our food. waiter not checking on our table. I ordered the strawberry Dream (drink) and they filled it up with mostly ice.