Tip: There is parking at the back of the food court if the main parking area is full…read more I have been meaning to visit the Sino Mall food court for a few years. I finally came here for an early dinner after work on a Wednesday and I loved my experience. Google Maps got me to the back entrance of the food court. Since I was new to this food court, I decided to park where I normally do on the other side, with the Chinese gateway arch and where all business are easily accessible. I parked in front of CoCo Fresh Tea and Juice and walked into the mall entrance. I passed by Al Premium Food Mart to get to the food court. I was happy to see it busy with folks chowing down just past 3 pm. Cay Cay, a Vietnamese snack and banh mi stall, got me here. I ended up getting paper rice rolls and a corn dog. Yummy! Sadly, two out of their three drinks were sold out. I wasn't a fan of wintermelon as a drink. Instead, I went to the stall next door, Moteru Sushi, and got a Diet Coke. Both stalls accept credit and debit cards. I was pleased, because I rarely have cash on me. Chibugan Eh, Wokman's Kitchen, and Luen Hing Barbeque accept cash only. There is Tsui Xiang Tsuen, which also seems to accept cash only. I saw a cash register and a calculator when I passed by this eatery. I was happy to see CoCo. I don't remember it being here when I last visited this mall. I decided to get a bubble tea. It's cool that you can access this business from the food court and from the parking lot. Staff were friendly and nice. I loved my strawberry black tea with coconut jelly. I spent a good hour sitting at a table, enjoying my food and drink. The chairs go down when you sit on them. It was different. Each table has four seats. It was spacious and nice having my meal here. I used the washroom before I headed home. It was clean. The stall that I used was a bit tight between the door opening inward and the toilet. It was weird, but I managed to get in and out of the stall without calling for help. I want to return for more good eats and drinks. Moteru Sushi has Korean and Japanese food. I saw someone order ramen, which made me drool. I'd also like to try beef ho fun from Tsui Xiang Tsuen. I need to remember to get some cash. (370)

I went in Sino Mal lat least once a week because of the food court, The food is amazingly good and…read moresuper affordable with great portion. There is supermarket and several food, sandwiches.delicacy and dessert surrounding the area. Its totally worth visiting.

The mall is not as busy and as large as Square One (even during busy weekends and holidays)…read more Parking is pretty large and easy to find. The mall is accessible by public transit, too. The layout reminds me a bit like Sherway Gardens, expect the walkways-concourse ("hallway") don't loop around to the center. It is pretty easy to get around and find a particular store. Some stores (like Miniso, Sunrise Records, Garage, maybe the Walmart) at Erin Mills are larger compared the same ones at Square One. Also, stores and restaurants not attached to the main building are easy to get to (ex. Indigo, One Plant, IHOP, Dollarama, Pizza Pizza, etc).

the best part is the GLOBE ceiling layout isn't great…read morelack of quality stores (bay/marahalls), best bets lot of cruddy stores like EH... and no names movie theatre is cool to have

Have been coming here for more than a decade now and the service and food has remained the same the…read morefirst day we ate here. We have had rotis, and set meals / Thalis and food is always amazing. When we request the Roti to be spicy it is spicy and I love it. Glad that there is a vegan option as well. The inside is clean and tidy. And they do a good job keeping it clean.

Great prices with great portions! I'm pretty new to the caribbean food scene so this is the first…read moretime I've ever had roti and soursop-- I'm so glad I came here for my first experience! I ordered a small stewed curry chicken roti wrapped in plain paratha and it was DELICIOUSSS!! Food: First thing I noticed was how heavy it was, I swear in that small bag it was at least 2lbs of food, and after only paying $12 after tax I was pretty enthusiastic. First bite was really nice, flatbread was fresh and the filling had the perfect amount of seasoning. Not to mention it was ALL melt in your mouth chicken breast, barely and fillers (like potatoes etc.) so I assume the entire roti to be around 60g of protein. After eating half I was super full so now I have a second small meal/snack to make out of this when I get home. I ended up buying a small homemade soursop ice cream to try, not knowing anything about flavor profile and it was also really good! Not sure if I'd call this ice cream because it was really icy as you can see in the pic but the flavor was amazing, I inhaled that tiny little cup lol. Not a bad size for $3.50 and it was a great way to finish off my meal. Service: Employees are nice, the older lady working the register did a good job at answering any questions I had, food came out fast despite having a few other people in the restaurant. Ambiance: Place is very clean with lots of options for seating, and they have restrooms here. Also plenty of other options to choose from, when I was here there was a huge party of 10 people in the back and they seemed to really enjoy their food. Overall highly recommend! They also have daily specials (peep the pic I posted) which is nice. I'll definitely be back if I'm in the mood for flavorful, high protein and affordable Caribbean food! :)

Still one of my favourites! So glad they are sill here after the pandemic shutdowns. Many…read moreneighbouring stalls have changed, but they are still here! The food court is a bit run down and old. And you need keys from a vendor to access the washrooms now. But the seating area is open for use! The food quality is just as good by the elderly Korean couple. There's still a lot of regulars that come for this authentic quick dining. Please be patient as the elderly couple may be slower to serve. But for sure, the food is worth the wait! Be kind and clean after yourself! Remember to try #28 Sweet Pork Bone Soup and if you're hungry (and not afraid to navigate fish bones: add the grilled mackerel!

The cheapest gamjatang! My hubby has been there a lot since he was a kid…read more It's located inside the food court and only costs $12 (no tax) for a whole meal. It's hard to find this deal nowadays. Their gamjatang portions were quite generous - three pieces of pork bone, but no potatoes. It was okay for us because they served it with rice and some complimentary kimchi and it was quite filling. I ordered the seafood soup. I loved their soup as it was so flavorful. They also served a fish. Surprisingly, there weren't many bones. Additionally, we got the grilled mackerel, which we both loved. It only cost $5. The grilling and seasoning were perfect, and it paired well with the sour sauce.

My friend and I wanted to try Tut's Egyptian Street Food at Square One. As someone who drops by…read morethis mall maybe once a year, I asked my friend if it was at the Food District. She said yes. Well, when I got to the mall, I realized that Tut's isn't at the Food District, which is more a food hall with cool eateries and vendors, with limited seating. Rather Tut's is at Food Central, which is the mall's food court. The names are so similar. It can be confusing to a tourist. It was confusing to me. I'm guessing that Food Central was established first, but the powers that be couldn't think of anything more creative for the Food District. Who knows? I parked at a parking lot closest to entrance 1. It's where Walmart and Earls are. It probably the closest parking lot to Food Central. My friend parked in front of the Food District. We actually walked over there after eating at Tut's. I walked back to my car after a fun evening. It's not as far as it sounds or may seem to be. There were many eateries around the perimeter of this food court. Eva's Original Chimneys. Thai Express. Villa Medina. Taco Bell. Shanghai 360. Poulet Rouge. There are so many options that makes this food court cool. It was nice to see that Bingz is coming to this food court. When it opens, I'll likely come here after work to get my crispy burger fix before I head home. I used the washroom twice when I was here recently. It's near Shanghai 360. There were many stalls in the women's washroom. A staffer was always there cleaning. It was impressive, which shallow ramps for those who use a wheelchair. My friend and I sat down just in front of Thai Express. We had bar seating on comfy, padded stools. We ate dinner at around 5 pm. There were plenty of spots to sit down and dine. There are sorting stations where you can dispose of your trash, recycle items, and return your tray to be cleaned. The area was clean and staffers were on hand to clean there, too. I liked being at this food court. I rarely come to Square One to eat. It was nice to catch up with my friend over dinner and dessert here. (180)

I always come with my family to eat here and the place are always clean and they have a lote of…read morefast food restaurant and it's always busy so you better get good seat then go and order. Recommend this place and it's great with family and friends

Hidden gem inside the Yuan Ming food court. I ordered the braised beef noodle soup and it far…read moreexceeded my expectations.

Great mall! Really nice THE BAY with great and helpful…read morestaff. Also a SPORT CHEK. Old school LAURA SECORD.

I really like this shopping centre. It has decent stores; Hudson's Bay, Winners, HomeSense, Indigo…read more(which is my favorite of all) and also plenty of dining options both in the food court and food vendors like Blaze Pizza, Five Guys, etc. I love the farmer's market here. Plenty of parking spots that make shopping more convenient.

I have been looking for a rice roll place for a long time. There have been some old school places…read morethat i used to go to as a kid, but they have all shut down. I went back to Hong Kong earlier this year (I haven't been in a long time), hoping to find rice noodles on the street. That proved to be a much difficult task. So I never got my rice noodle roll craving satisfied. Little did I expect to find such a delicious rice noodle roll in Mississauga. Its quite hidden, not in the most obvious and easy to find location, so unless you know, or you shop at the Yuen Ming supermarket, you likely will not find it. I ordered a minced beef + egg rice roll. It was about $8.50. You also get the choice to add in bean spouts, corn, and or green onions for free. The rice rolls are not actually rolls, but more scraped/bunched up rice sheets. Nevertheless, it was so soft and smooth. I can't wait to go back for lunch.

Great spot for rice rolls and congee. They do use peanut oil but it's likely refined because my…read moresibling was fine. I couldn't confirm because they mentioned the oil was from an overseas supplier. Many's seats at the food court and they provide sharing plates/bowls.

I had last week Poulet Rouge at Oshawa Centre…read more They are always good a meal in their food court Me and my wife shared a Rouge bowl We had their sweet bbq chicken on it For our base we had quinoa with their honey Dijon sauce We added beans, beets, peppers, cheese, crispy onions, cucumbers and tomatoes It was nice shareable meal and we still had some left over to bring home because it was filling Staff were friendly and helpful as always Good meal again here Will return again

We went this past Friday to Poulet Rouge in Oshawa Town Centre for dinner again…read more We ordered two rouge bowls for our meal I went with the sweet bbq chicken while my husband had the shisha garlic chicken Service there again was great Super friendly and quick Meal was amazing as usual I couldn't finish mine and brought some home It is quite the filling meal I must say A bit pricy but you get your money's worth in the meal at the end of the day Would definitely come again for a bite but might go with the smaller bowl given that I could not finish the normal bowl size