It has multiple options and is a great working space. If you want to chill there and catch up on…read moresome work while eating, you can absolutely do that here. I have not been disappointed by any of the options I've tried. My favorite from my last trip was Tio G's. The pernil empanadas were - chef's kiss.

I came here on a rainy Sunday with a few others…read more Parking is always a challenge but I was able to nab a spot on the lot. Today was very crowded and very limited seating to almost none. We had to canvas asking folks and waiting for tables to be available when someone got up. There are many options as this is like a stand alone open food court with a bar as well. We chose to eat at the Korean spot and the sushi in the back. It took sometime for the food. I was not satisfied with the Korean selection as the quality and taste has changed since I came before. The sushi was great. We stayed and enjoyed time here for awhile. Its definitely a great option to visit and eat.

The food was so fresh , the concept is so futuristic there's not gonna be any customer service in…read morethe future. The Ambiance was laid back relaxing and chill. Not a lot going on, I love it .

The Korean fried chicken USED to be good. It's pricey, but it was worth it. Until our order…read moreyesterday. Garlic chicken--I don't know what the spice was they used, but it tasted like mildew. It was horrible. The original plain was fine, but a little sweet for some reason and the hot, spicy tastes like any generic bottled hot bbq sauce. Not impressed. We will not be ordering that. On the other hand, the hot dogs on a stick are still delicious and worth it!

TLDR: BeSeTo in Catonsville is a beautifully renovated Asian food court offering generous portions,…read moreexcellent Korean comfort dishes, and a fun dose of Korean culture through its downstairs shopping area. A must visit if you enjoy authentic Korean food and variety. BeSeTo Food Court in Catonsville has become one of my favorite local spots. Located right next to H Mart on Rolling Road, BeSeTo (short for Beijing, Seoul, Tokyo) occupies the space that used to be the longtime Hanori food court where I had been going for nearly 15 years. The renovation here is massive in the best way. The entire space feels brighter and more modern and the mix of vendors has improved dramatically. The food court is now located upstairs and features five total vendors offering a wide mix of Asian comfort foods. Over the course of a dozen visits I have tried all of them and everything has been fantastic as well as fairly priced. Some of the absolute must tries are the kalguksu with its rich handmade noodles, the sundae which is incredibly hard to find locally, the jajangmyeon and jjambbong duo for when you want to go classic Korean Chinese, and the jokbol when it is available. Portions here are extremely generous, many large enough to share, so it is well worth coming with friends or family. Ordering is very simple. Each vendor has a numbered menu and you can order easily in English if you do not speak Korean. Food comes out fast and always piping hot which makes it a perfect spot for a quick lunch or casual dinner. Downstairs you will find the shopping vendors specializing in Korean home goods. They carry everything from cookware and tabletop items to traditional style furniture and even herbal supplements. Browsing through the aisles genuinely reminded me of the household stores I visited in Seoul and it adds a cultural bonus to the overall experience. Overall, BeSeTo is a gem in Catonsville and a must visit for anyone who loves Korean food or wants to explore a slice of Korean culture. Generous portions, great pricing, and a refreshed space make this an a homerun pick.

We came here specifically to try the viral deep-fried sushi roll, but while we were waiting, we…read moreordered the black bean noodles--and they were so delicious! It was our first time visiting, and it definitely won't be our last. The customer service was just okay--not rude, but nothing memorable. There's plenty of seating, which is a plus. My cousin also ordered the sweet and sour chicken and said it was fresh, and the sauce was amazing.

Love this place and my favorite place to eat is hefty lefty's hands down!!! Best subs ever!read more

hefty lefties handsdown best cheesesteak ever staff is so friendly and the atmosphere is great so…read moremany vendors to choose from

The Gang Nam Food Court is located inside Lotte, and you can find Rainbow Sushi off to the side…read morewith also other Korean/Korean-Chinese fare, such as kimbop, jajangmyun, jjambbong, etc. We weren't really impressed with the food items we'd ordered, as we thought the flavor was lacking and was super muted/watered down. Service was friendly, and there's plenty of seating in the food court dining area. +located inside Lotte +plenty of parking in the plaza

Great price better than Patel brother Large selection so…read moremany verities Fresh sushi inside

I grew up in Dundalk. My grandmother used to take me to Eastpoint as a child. I went to see Santa…read morethere, the Easter Bunny. A hundred stores must have come and gone since then. It's a sad shell of a space now. To think there used to be penguins and monkeys there. Eastpoint is now a popular local meme: "If Eastpoint Mall hasn't given up neither should you"... However, several stores and kiosks are still decorated for Christmas and it's August, so I don't know about the "not giving up" part. I have never seen so many downtrodden employees, lounging in empty stores, scrolling aimlessly through their phones. They know no one is coming to save them from the relentless boredom. Someone will rob one of the jewelry stores, if they're lucky. There are three food stalls in the food court: a Japanese place that doesn't give samples (I grew up having sample givers chase us through half the food court), a chicken box/fish spot, and the pizza place that has been there since the dawn of time. Nothing substantial. Definitely nothing that could be called a national chain. Want a cheeseburger? You're going to have to leave the mall and walk across the parking lot to McDonald's. JC Penney is the only anchor store, which never bodes well. Value City is gone. I swear my mom must have bought 90% of her furniture there. Remember when there was an Ames there? Or the Kmart? There's a haunted house in that space now. How very Dundalk. What other mall do you know that has a haunted house in it? There wasn't anything that I particularly wanted to buy out in the mall. I like to take a spin through about once a year. Watch the slow decay of yet another happy memory of my childhood (we used to go to the Friendly's there - it was across from the Brass Hen - and that's where I learned I love black raspberry ice cream, for example). I won't be surprised when it finally closes. I'll be sad, but that's the fall of capitalism for you. It's a race to the ultimate finish line between Eastpoint and Marley Station in Glen Bernie. It'll be interesting to see which survives the longest.

This mall is suitable for leisurely walks and window shopping. I usually visit JCPenney's and grab…read moresome cookies. I would also come to catch a deal at Bath and Body Works. However, they recently relocated to the Canton area. I hope they can secure another anchor store. I would avoid those jewelry stores and the food court.

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.

My family had a great lunch at The Common Kitchen! You can travel the world in one dining hall and…read morethere are plenty of vegan options! I love that this food hall has beer and a large variety of vendors. My husband enjoyed a draft beer while I put orders in at three different businesses. We enjoyed vegan peppered steak, tofu banh mi, and samosas. All the vendors had speedy service and I thought the portions were generous for the price points. The bathrooms at Common Kitchen are definitely kid friendly. I was able to use the changing table in the stall for my toddler without any issues. I also appreciate the cleanliness in the bathrooms at the tables. Many food halls look trashed and this place is well maintained. Overall this business is ideal for my husband and I taking my active toddler out to eat. I liked that she had freedom to move around as needed without being in the way of other customers. And with so many vendors there is a meal to match whatever you are craving. We will definitely be back!

This small international food hall is a win for families with young kids and wildly different…read moreopinions. It's compact (read: manageable), casual, and has enough variety that no one has a melt down. Only giving it 3 stars because we didn't try a lot of the places. The layout is cozy and clean. We tried a few spots. The hot dog place was a solid choice--simple, reliable, and exactly what you want when feeding kids who just want food they recognize. The real standout for me was the Haitian pâtés: flaky, flavorful, and worth ordering more than one. I tried the codfish which was way too salty but had a nice kick, and the oxtails. Wish they had the chicken and beef available to try. The only miss for us was the Vietnamese spot, which was a little underwhelming compared to the rest--fine, but the simple things I ordered just didn't land for us. Will definitely try another visit to check out the bar and different vendors who weren't open today. I noticed an Indian food spot and the Trifecta bar that seemed like a chill place to catch up with a friend.

Visiting Bromo Tower nearby, this small Korean stand serves bulgogi dishes on rice. It comes in a…read morenarrow box. The flavor is a bit smokey, which I don't prefer, but it wasn't bad.

1000/10 every visit. The consistency stays the same. The food is always delicious, fresh and…read moreflavorful. The service is always good. I am greeted and if my food isn't ready they be sure to let me know how much longer. Highly recommend the Beef Galbi . It comes with Japchae noodles, a salad, egg rice and the Korean Beef Ribs. AMAZING! They also sell one of the best coconut waters I have ever tried.