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Trade

3.8 (185 reviews)
ModerateFood Court
Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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ZoEy H.

Came here for HiroNori Craft Ramen, unfortunately my friends could not wait for 30 minutes, we decided to sit down and enjoy the individual order. Love the environment there, verity of food stands to choose. Service is quick but the taste of foods don't meet the expectations, especially Thai Foods just too sweet., but the fried chicken from the Chinese food counter is really tasty, the sound of crunch, the meat isn't try, it's hot and juicy for every bite. Fried chicken is strongly recommended.

I love my boba surprise cup!
Madeline S.

I am obsessed with Trade Marketplace! I just tried it out for the first time this evening and was totally impressed. At first it seems small, but it wraps around and then the entire shopping center has a little something for everyone. Inside the marketplace they have Boba, Vegan Burgers, Ramen, various desserts, a bar with TVs to watch sports, an area with a bunch of claw machines and much more! They have plenty of seating too. The parking is free, but does fill up fast. I went at an off hour and parking was fine, but I think later in the evening it fills up a bit more.

Meghan W.

I did not know the Trade Food Hall even existed. I saw Bao Chick on Instagram and wanted to try it. The parking was easy to find but limited on weekends. I came on a Friday afternoon and it was not busy. The place is bright and airy. There were plenty of seating. I love that there were a variety of food stalls to choose from. I ate at Bao Chick and Sen Thai. I wanted a drink and walked to close by Chewie Mallow. They have Thai, chinese, turkish, Japanese, and British food. What more could you want?!

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Mypang T.

It's a bit randomly hidden but such a surprise! Check it out! There's a variety of vendors, many offered us samples. They were all very nice. We enjoyed the variety and ended up eating lunch here. Options vary from boba tea, American donuts, kebabs, onigiri, thai food, vegan burgers, fish and chips, a bar... etc. Large open seating with natural sunlight. It brightened up the whole place. We would def return if we were in the area again!

Julie E.

So I've been to quite a few food halls and this is a mini version of that with absolutely terrible parking. If you can, carpool with your friends and try to go in the middle of lunch and dinner rush then at least you might have a chance at getting a spot. Also when I went you didn't interact with anyone, every booth had ordering machines outside their stands. They do have a few different options to try (vegan, noodles, dumplings, ect) and sometimes there's samples that pull you in but most of the food is just okay. The dumplings from chicciety were the best part as well as the ube cream cloud from Prestotea. It the perfect ube flavor without being overly sweet. It was a fun experience but I definitely don't need to come here again.

MaDonna W.

We enjoyed this pop-up event ... Fun vendors, delish foods and The Trade bar was so cool. One of the best Margarite's , ever! It is a small space, they were able to pack quite a few lovely vendors selling their ( some homemade) goodies. I bought some wonderful hand lotions as gifts. They had jewelry, doggie treats and very pretty candles, just to name a few. We loved The rice balls that were stuffed full of flavor... and margaritas and IPAs... The homemade cookies were very decadent. It was a fun couple of hours on a Saturday....

Practically empty
Susan L.

Trade is a small plaza which is known to have a really good ramen and sushi spot. However, this establishment is in the middle of nowhere and is probably only known for their ramen and sushi spot. Parking is somewhat difficult to find since everyone is in lines for those two popular restaurants. Although, this place has a couple food booths, there isn't really nothing else to do. It can be improved with a shopping center such as a target or grocery store, but given the space, i don't think it is possible.

TRADE marketplace (food hall in left corner) - Mar 2022
Luke L.

TRADE is a mini centralized open air food court (7 active stands) that is a part of the strip mall called Trade Marketplace. The plaza has this one really popular stand-alone Japanese restaurant (HiroNori Craft Ramen) and a coffee shop (Krisp Fresh Living) outside of the food court. [Food court]: Presotea is probably the most popular stand within this mini food court. Other options also include Mexican cuisine (Tavo's Cocina), curry (Champion's Curry), Thai food (Tuk Tuk), Mediterranean food (OlyvOyl), a cocktail bar (Center Hub), and onigiri (Rice Bunn). Few stands remain unopened as TRADE currently have a plan to add new food options. [Parking]: I had a bit of difficult time finding an available parking spot in the plaza and there's a 90-minute limit. A fan of open air food court and somewhat decent food options, but not a fan of parking situation and it feels more like your traditional food court than up-and-coming food halls like Rodeo 39 / Anaheim Packing District.

Jessica M.

TRADE Marketplace is a small shopping plaza that offers a variety of eateries, including a food hall that offers al fresco dining. Within the food hall, there are 9 different stalls that are open: - Duck Donuts (speciality, made to order donuts) - Presotea (boba spot) - Tavo's Cocina (Mexican) - Rice Bunn (Japanese, specializing in onigiri) - Tuk Tuk (Thai) - Champion's Curry (Japanese) - London Chippy (Fish and Chips) - OlyvOyl (Mediterranean) - Center Hub (cocktail bar) There is one empty stall - hopefully a tenant will be added there soon! In addition to the food hall, you can also find these places within the plaza: - HiroNori Craft Ramen - Krisp Fresh Living (coffee shop, featuring smoothies, acai bowls, and small grab-and-go items) - Yomie Yogurt (rice/yogurt drinks) I love the variety of foods offered in this plaza! Their only downfall is the parking situation. The plaza seems to be packed no matter what time of day, but it is nice to see these restaurants are getting lots of business!

Nhung N.

Came in a Sunday. Not all the locations are open on Sunday so check hours of the different vendors you're hoping to try. I got the original trio from rice bunn. I got one kbbq beef, one salmon and one tuna mayo. They asked if I wanted any of them spicy and I picked the salmon one. Turns out spicy is just putting sambal on top of the topping. $12 for the trio and extra 50 cents for the kbbq.

Angel M.

The tacos and the boba here were my first meal in California and let me tell you the taco spot I there is just to die for I mean 30 minutes before close I go in they serve me fresh tacos with a smile and quick I kid you not best tacos I've had since the ones I had in Ohio. Worth a visit if near by.

Tonkotsu ramen
Thinh D.

I came here to host a Pickleball Club meet up for about 20 people since it has many restaurants and big tables. I bought the Tonkotsu ramen from Hiro Nori (a Michelin star restaurant) and Pineapple Passion fruit Boba from Presotea. The ramen was good and the boba was decent. Overall I would recommend coming here once every few months. Fun to bring a large group here. Parking is tight and you only get 90 minutes. Check your car tires if there's chalk on it after about 90 minutes.

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Ask the Community - Trade

There aren't a lot of parking spaces in the lot. Are there other places to park, especially during the week?

How would this location compare to the packing district?

Much smaller, thus less options.

Is there air conditioning?because packing district doesnt have it and we died last sat there,so looking for other options.thanks

It's an outdoor, open air food hall. Doubt that there is any areas with AC running. They do have some covered seating though.

Is it dog friendly since it's outdoors?

Absolutely! Think of it as an open-air food court

Is Parking Free?

Yes, parking is free.

Are dogs allowed?

Yes

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