I absolutely love San Pedro Square Marketplace. The energy, the layout, the food options…read more.. Everything is great. It works incredibly well for groups and gatherings because people can wander and grab whatever food sounds good to them and then regroup outside to talk and enjoy the atmosphere and each other's company. There's an impressive variety of vendors. I was hoping to grab a tea at Urban Ritual on my last visit but I was sad to see that they are no longer here. They will be missed but there are still lots of choices so that nobody feels like their options are limited. The outdoor space is great with plenty of seating and it's kept clean. There are sunny spots and shady spots and busier areas great for people watching and calmer areas tucked away for quiet contemplation. It's like a community gathering space and a food hall all-in-one. It's also really dog friendly, outside anyway. I always have my dog with me and it takes the stress away to go somewhere where I know she will be welcome and comfortable. If you need to run inside to order food or use the restroom you can have someone watch your pup but there are also some restrooms outside too if you needed to bring your fur baby with you. Great food options, great atmosphere and one of the better communal spaces I've come across. I definitely recommend I stop here.

A friend recommended I stop by here before a San Jose Sharks game. It was my first hockey game so…read morethis whole experience was a new one for me. Parking is $10 in a nearby garage (a popular parking place for an event at SAP center). This market was huge and had so many restaurants. Anything from desserts to drinks and all types of food. Because we were there before a game and it was a Saturday, there were so many people there. One area seemed to be more popular than the other building (where there was a bar). There was also an outdoor area with a live band playing. Food here isn't the best you can find in the city, it just does the job in a pinch. It's a popular place to hang out as well especially for families. Pros: parking is affordable and there's plenty of options for food and drinks. I like the variety there is available. There's something for everyone. Cons: there was plenty of seating but because the sheer amount of people, seating was hard to find.

Com Tam Sai Gon is the move for a quick, solid rice plate…read more This food court has a bunch of different Asian food options, but I'm specifically reviewing the Com Tam Sai Gon spot here. We grabbed the classic rice plates numbers 13 and 18 on the menu. Honestly, this place is exactly what you want from a food court spot. It hits the spot when you're walking around the mall and craving a rice plate. The service is quick, the price is decent, and the food does what it's supposed to do. Nothing fancy or groundbreaking here, but that's not the point. It's a classic for a reason. It's reliable, affordable, and satisfying when you need a quick meal. The portions are fair for what you're paying. If you're at Grand Century Mall and want some solid Vietnamese comfort food without overthinking it, Com Tam Sai Gon has you covered. Simple as that.

Just your typical set up for a mall food court. There are plenty of tables + seating to choose…read morefrom, first come first serve basis. The food court offers a small selection of eateries to chose from. Here you will find snacks, whole entrees, and even dessert. All of the typical Vietnamese dishes can be found here: goi cuon (spring rolls), banh xeo (savory sizzling crepe), pho, bun bo hue (spicy beef noodle soup), com tam (rice plates), bun mam (fermented fish noodle soup), banh beo (steamed rice cakes), & fresh squeezed juice. And that's just naming a few of the offerings. Staff stays on top of the cleaning here and will routinely wipe down tables and clean after those who don't bother to do it for themselves. The smell of cleaning products are unavoidable but that personally doesn't bother me. 4 stars for the concept and the execution of the dining setting.

Food & Bev as of March 2026…read more Konjoe Burger Orenchi Ramen & Sushi Miko's Calitalia Little Sky Bakery The Good Salad The Penny Ice Creamery Murdoch's Bar Each of the vendors themselves are good at what they do and many get four stars (see my individual ratings). The layout doesn't quite work when it's busy on weekends -- lines at the individual vendors block passage to seats. The bathrooms are crowded. It gets loud inside so sit outside if you can on a warm night. There's a happy hour at Murdoch's weekdays from 4-6.

Very fun vibe and so many different restaurants! It's great for going with a group, especially when…read moreeveryone has different taste preferences or dietary restrictions. Personally, I love Blue Door, which is a more affordable version of Ettan and serves delicious Indian street food. It's still on the pricier side, but the flavors are absolutely worth it. The drinks are great (also a bit pricey), and on Tuesday nights they host trivia -- which makes the whole place feel even more lively and energetic. I ordered a lychee martini, which was delicious, along with paneer tikka, naan, and daal makhani from Blue Door. We also shared the sesame leaf chaat (my favorite!) and a margarita pizza. The pizza was okay -- not my favorite, as the crust was a bit too crunchy for my liking. Overall, though, such a fun and vibrant spot!

SoFA (South First Area) is an arts cultural, and entertainment district in Downtown San Jose. The…read moreSoFA Market is conveniently located near the California Theater. We came here for a quick bite before a movie on Thursday. There're quite a few food and beverage vendors inside: Japanese curry, hand rolls, salads/juices, Vietnamese, Mexican, Cuban, and Indian food, plus a bar towards the back. The pizza place was permanently closed, though. Inside the market, there were a long table at the front, a couple of tables on the sides, and a spacious seating area at the back. They also had back patio seating. Complementary water and cups were on the left side before you got to Fountainhead Bar. The restrooms were for customers only, and you needed to get a code from one of the vendors. They're very clean. It's a pretty good concept to have various eateries in a single location. It's just sad that they didn't have enough business to generate a lively vibe.

This is the closer food court to Fanime than the San Pedro market and it works when you want to…read moregrab food in a closer setting and want to walk back to the con ASAP. I will always curse them for taking away Iscu Tea since it was actually unique and delicious, but that's the general cringe and expensiveness of being in the Bay Area. Although some of the eateries have the option to order online and pick up later, due to the crowds when there's an event, just tack on an extra 30 minutes since I've had really bad instances of this happening. There's some seating in the back, inside, counter seating, and outdoor seating, but again, can get quite fisted if there's an event. Food options are a bit limited, though of all the years I've gone to Fanime, there's been some form of sushi, Cuban food, and pizza. From what I recall, everything else just rotates around. It does what it does, but beggars can't be choosers if you cannot leave the con's vicinity and have no car.

A lot of nice little places to eat. Does get a bit busy, but people need to eat…read more Lots of good places to eat here and don't think I've ever really been disappointed. Overall, a nicer food court.

Next level mall food - it really is incredible the quality and variety of eateries open here all…read moreunder one roof. All the good stuff is here: Super Duper!!!! known from San Francisco and swanky eateries I recognize from upscale spots in San Jose. I love Super Duper -- I always think of them as 'curiously juicy burgers.' I think its probably one of my favorite burger spots because of the beef and maybe because it was a less common chain. More and more are popping up all the time but I still like the spot. I went on 'black Saturday' if that makes sense and bathroom lines were long and tables were scarce - but still its expected on that day. Some free samples were given out by the two eateries with keen business sense on this particular day - snapping up lifelong customers who maybe rarely come here. When designing the space a lot was done to make it a comfortable place to eat - but it still lacks in this area.

Came here before doing some grocery at 99 to grab a snack. Once you walk in, looks clean. There's…read morestill a few spots that look like they're still in construction. Then there's some that are in working order. The bathrooms are clean but needs more freshness to it. My one annoyance is that if it's part of 99, it should at least have the doorway open to the grocery instead of having to walk over outside.

Fun food court with several choices for Chinese, Taiwanese, and SE Asian food. Lots of food choices…read moreand boba tea options. Prices are very reasonable.

The Sarku is terrific and the tables are constantly being cleaned. it's the perfect place for…read morelunch before the movie theater, which is only a few feet away. Best of all there's a wide variety from chicken to tacos and burgers and Thai food as well.

I stopped by for lunch at the food court. They have quite a few options of restaurants to pick…read morefrom. There is a lot of seating options throughout that area of the mall. They could improve on keeping the tables and chairs clean. I had to wipe off crumbs with a napkin, before I sat down. I decided on Shake shack. Service there was excellent. There is also a Taco Bell Cantina, Popeyes chicken, panda express, Japanese food and Jamba Juice and more.

Pana Food was excellent. Chef offered me a sample of a potential new snack. Off menue currently…read more Great finger food small bite with huge potential for flavor variations via stuffings

Lot of great eateries in this food court! Cool building t.....check out the door handles when you…read morego in. Would have been a higher rating but the tables were dirty and icky.

Place is gross and should be shut down due to roach infestation. Sat at a table with food and…read moremultiple roaches started coming out of the pottery decor. Gross. Warning photo attached.

We went to eat at Momo. The food was very good and the service was excellent. We miss the most…read morepopular place to eat there since the MacDonalds is now gone.- the place where they use to occupy is still vacant.

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.

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