Diamond Plaza is one of the thriving shopping and dining centers in Rowland Heights. It is…read moreconveniently located at Fullerton Rd exit near the 60 Fwy. Free above surface and underground parking are both available. I have always parked above ground. Haven't had the need to park underground. This place gets crowded especially on the weekends. It is primarily anchored by New Capital Seafood Restaurant (on 2nd floor). The main building is two story with a few other buildings that are one story. I have offered my patronage and support to 7 businesses in the past (see asterisk next to biz below). One of them is no longer here... we miss you Boiling Point! I can't believe I haven't explored more businesses at this plaza. I definitely want to return to explore them all... okay, maybe not all, but most of them especially the restaurants and drink/dessert shops. Here I come... Fish With You. Hey Chicken!, you're next. Chubby Cattle... we will meet. The rest will follow. Current tenants (subject to change): Anime Station AT&T Store Bao Z Dumpling & Noodle Bistro Chubby Cattle BBQ Chubby TAN Duke Bakery* DuoDuo Snacks* Fish With You Gao's BBQ & Crab LA Garden Bistro H W Tasteo Hey Chicken! Makkee Dessert* Maluji Suanlafen MeloMelo Coconut Dessert* Midoh New Capital Seafood Restaurant* Sonia's Psychic Readings Spark Karaoke Lounge Sul & Beans* Takashima UG Tea Yangmani K.BBQ Zhangliang Spicy Hotpot

How in the world have I not written a review for Diamond Plaza yet? Unless this is a duplicate…read morepage, I'm not sure. This was THE place to go to and get dropped off at or take the bus and walk to when I was in high school/early college before I was able to drive. I'm going to out myself as a fossil, but do you remember Life Plaza? Genki Living? Cue? Arcade Infinity? We really had it all back then. I'm even mourning the loss of our Cocoichibanya to this day that used to exist here. So many great businesses that have come and gone and so many years of my life spent here, great memories, sad memories, and memories with people who are no longer in my life. When I had to live in the horrific midwest, I would await the day I get to visit Diamond Plaza again. But that's just rose colored glasses. Yes, lots of businesses and some really good eateries have come and gone (crazy that Gen and Ten Ren's got eliminated), but now the plaza is SUPER FISTED. Probably due to the Chubby Cattle and the popularity of the other places to grab dinner and go to the Duo Duo Snacks. I used to be able to finesse parking in the back area or to the side near the freeway, but now you have to circle around much more often and the parking pit can't guarantee anything to you. Alongside parking being a PvP zone and no regard for human life, you gotta really watch yourself. I'm glad Sul and Beans is still around and that regardless of all the changes, you can always guarantee that there's good food here. Big fan of the Duo Duo Snacks, and it's nice that there's an anime store here (though the prices are a bit high and it's filled with mostly shonen slop).

Round One/Spocha, AMC, and Haidilao are responsible for single handedly keeping this mall's lights…read moreon. The mall gives an eerie, abandoned feeling as most stores are closed and certain areas are permanently closed off. I still like to go to Round One for the crane machine games and to watch a movie every now and then. Unfortunately, there's not much more to do at this mall since there aren't any stores to shop at and only one restaurant option.

Honestly any mall has potential to be great, but the previous owner just let it die. There are only…read moresome anchor stores like Round One and AMC left to hold it together. What's sad for the surrounding community is that this mall could potentially turn into a data center in the future, which is unnecessary in this area. I hope the residents can do whatever they can to successfully prevent the city from turning this place into a data center.

I'd been shopping here at Brea mall for over 26 years. I…read morenoticed they were changing lately like contemporary outdoor mall including town home, appartment, like Block at Orange. Finally 2 new restaurants, Ding Taii Fung, North Italia were opened. Today we tried to eat lunch at North Italia. Great restaurant! Better than Cerritos location. After lunch, we stopped by Tesla, Rivian, Lululemon, Zara, and Alo. Finally all my fave stores are opened as well as restaurants. Easy shopping in the contemporary vibes, added new kid's playground, I don't need to drive all the way South Coast Plaza anymore. Parking is easy, close from home, I felt sooo happy to come to Brea Mall.

I really enjoy coming to Brea mall! It's clean, well-lit, and there's always plenty of parking,…read morewhich honestly makes such a difference when you're just trying to have an easy, stress-free shopping trip. I also love seeing the newer stores being added because it gives the mall a fresh feel and brings in more people and different types of businesses. *Din Tai Fung *Phillz Coffee *Pottery Barn and more coming! What I appreciate most is how versatile the mall is. There's something for everyone in its choices whether you're coming to shop, grab something to eat, run errands, or just spend some time out. It has a welcoming atmosphere and feels like a place that can appeal to all different ages and interests. It's nice to see a shopping center continuing to grow while still keeping things clean, convenient, and enjoyable. Everyone is so kind here, so they get a good service score overall from me! In every store I have visited so far, I have noticed that the price range varies $-$$$ so it is accessible to all! Definitely a mall I'll continue coming back to!

I would rate this plaza a 2, if it wasn't for the dining options. It's actually one of the, at…read moreleast, top 5 plazas to park in in Rowland Heights, but if it's at an off time, at least it's a big plaza and you can find some parking, but I'm a coward, so I'll park across the street and walk over, but with Tawa getting more businesses, it's kinda getting busy over there too...but I digress. It gets SUPER fisted in here since there's so many eateries and businesses. This includes: Big Way Hot Pot (my beloved), Chicha San Chen, Afters Ice Cream, Boiling Crab (one of the most popular restaurants here), Mongolian Homemade Meat Pie, Dolan's Uyghur Cuisine, Shancheng Lameizi, kee Wah Bakery, Princess Dumplings, Bakejeong (another super popular business), Tasty Spot Cafe, and much more including cosmetic stores, clinics, banks, and a T-mobile. I've seen people drive without caring about human life, pedestrians without any self awareness, people just gathering in the parking lot and not at a sidwalk, and much more. If it weren't for Big Way and the times I go to the other businesses, this place is a plague to me as I get stressed out even turning out because people gun it on Gale and people are impatient leaving the plaza too and I need to turn immediately on Nogales...

Several dining options here in this shopping plaza…read more Aside from the locals and foot traffic shoppers it is also adjacent to the Best Western Plus Executive Inn so it's always been a very busy business center! Here, you can find shops offering cosmetics ,pastries, health foods, snacks , books, music, plus 13 restaurants & cafes offering international cuisine !! Well let me start with .... Boiling Crab ( dined here ) Sun Nong Dan (Korean) Baekjeong (Korean BBQ) Shancheng Lameizi(Hot Pot) Pho Rowland (Vietnamese) Ding's Garden ( Shanghainese) Mongolian Home Made Pie Big Way Hot Pot Dolan's Uyghur Cuisine (Arabic) Make sure give yourself enough time to park when having a reservation in one of the restaurant! When we went to Boiling Crab had a hard time parking !!! So that's lesson learned!!

I remember when this plaza first opened around the time that I was in high school (yes, I'm a…read morefossil) and there's so many crazy and fun unique businesses that have come and go (such is the nature of life), like the Toilet Restaurant (huge in Taiwan, no way in hell something that novel and fun can exist in the US), a "maid cafe", Japanese Italian fusion, the more traditionally themed Wagyu House by the X Pot, Pelicana chicken (now I have to travel further if they have any fun collabs), and Kira Kira purikura which held so many fun community events for J-fashion and music enthusiasts. Sucks dude, but truly is the normiefication of everything. I know that Jazz Cat is going to close soon, so that's another nail in the memory coffin... As of now, I'm mostly here to go to Chubby Mart if friends desire, Junbi if I'm feeling it (but there's so many stronger matcha contenders out there these days), T-Swirl Crepes if I'm feeling crepes, All that and Dim Sum (sometimes they have pretty good deals here), and I plan on going back to Sushi Yuen one day. The moonware shop is nice to look through for household, kitchen, utensils, ceramic and other goods and gifts. And I know that the JJ Bakery, Monja Taiker (I had a bad experience with the one deeper in SG), are popular here. It can get quite fisted and parking can get busy, at the top layer, but you can also park in the back and in the garage pit. Decent range of prices in where you want to go eat from the somewhat cheaper dim sum and bakery to the higher end sushi omakase and AYCE hot pot and BBQ. Overall not bad, I wish they did fun stuff here again though...

Even though it's been opened for a bit, it has gradually become my default favorite collection of…read moreeateries and hangouts. With classic Taiwanese restaurant like JJ Bakery Cafe with arguable the best luzoufan 魯肉飯 outside of Taiwan and the newest fastest and biggest Tesla Super Charging station around, this place has fast replaced Diamond Plaza as the place to go.... And now a gym? A bit curious ha

When I visit Rowland Hts .. this is shopping mall is my frequent stop to eat and go groceries!…read more I usually visit HK2 Asian Grocery Store and always find good deals. In this shopping mall plaza are services, restaurants like: Hot Pot Tofu king Colima Car wash Cafe Boba Deli Beauty Salon Furniture Store Noodle Shop Smoke Shop BBQ Restaurant Notary Public East West Bank Travel Agency Automotive Service Check Cashing Jewelers

Some how this plaza started going downhill fast even prior to the Pandemic. Not many stores inside…read morethe actual plaza out back behind all parking lanes even existed anymore. I still come here for 'Tofu King,' and Hong Kong Supermarket if I make my way here. This plaza should be able to revive, but not sure why it's been so dead. I'm hoping 'Tofu King' stays on and will not need to relocate. Also, their parking lot can use a major sweeping day. Just sayin?!'

I came here to Canyon Point Marketplace in Rowland Heights to eat at The Noodle in celebration of…read moremy youngest daughter's Class of 2025 high school graduation. I ended up doing a whole lot more than just eat. This shopping center offers a wide variety of food and essential services that caters to its local community and non-resident visitors like myself LOL. Ample parking spaces are available. It is anchored by the 168 Market, Daiso, McDonald's, Starbucks, Kopan Ramen plus many more. Asian, Mexican, and Japanese restaurants are waiting to serve some delicious foods. R&B Tea is ready to serve some amazing drinks. There is something for everyone! Besides The Noodle, I got food from Pho Bro and bb.q Chicken, drinks from R&B Tea, Hokkaido cupcake from BF Bakery and Cafe, and dried snacks/tea from Vua Kho Bo (inside 168 Market). What a fun foodie visit! Whether you're looking for groceries, dining options, or a quick shopping trip, Canyon Point Marketplace is the ideal one-stop plaza for you!

I come here to see my dentist, shop at Daiso and at the 168 Market. I have yet to try the eateries…read morehere. This marketplace /community center has ample parking spaces and about 33 stores leasing here. This center is located in a high traffic area where it's anchored to tenants like 168 Market, Daiso, Mc Donald's, Subway that makes this a well-visited place!

The staples of this plaza (at least for me) are definitely the:…read more-Target -Starbucks (even though there is one inside the Starbucks) -Home Depot -PetSmart -Panda Express -Quickly (I used to go here all the time before I could drive and go to further boba places) -Wendy's (even though I'm sure a worker or someone affiliated DM'ed me on Yelp and called me a slur) -Salvation Army (donating is super easy here) -UPS Store (my god send in returning Amazon packages) There's El Pollo Loco, Einstein Bro.'s Bagel (used to be Jamba Juice), Jersey Mike's, Game Stop (I have a HAUNTING suspicion many more of these will clothes since game companies are moving away from physical media and making everything a digital download now), and a couple other businesses I don't necessarily really go to. There's PLENTY of parking since it's such a huge plaza, but it can get quite busy with all of the cars going in and out. The main intersection you enter in and out can get REALLY ugly with cars not following right of way, the lanes to turn left backing up into the intersection, etc., so if I can avoid it and just exit near the UPS Store I would. I feel like at a certain point they really should put traffic lights there, but on dead times it's not so bad honestly. As for other things, sometimes there's vagrants wandering around (camping behind the Salvation Army), one time a guy was peeing outside of his car, the letters are always being stolen from the Heights sign, and there used to be car meets here before they were shut down. I just really like that this place is quite close to me.

This is my to go to center to do banking business, to dine and grocery shop!…read more Shops and eateries include: Target Home Depot Wendy's El Pollo Loco Starbucks Pet's Mart The Food Hub Salvation Army Wells Fargo Bank Round Table Pizza Game Stop Chiropractic Panda Express Nail Lounge Hearing Aid Dental Mattress LaservTag Jersey Mikes Insurance Quickly Cafe UPS Smoke Shop TagWorks Key Primo Water Refill Equipment Rental

I don't know if anyone would ever find this review of the plaza itself as most people would search…read morefor the restaurant name. This review is for the parking structure only. This was my second time coming here to eat at a restaurant, but we came at peak dinner hours. We parked at the multi level parking structure where there were not much cars parked. We came back to our car very late in the night with the structure nearly empty and the rear license plate of our car was stolen. Warning for future if you decide to park in the structure be aware there is high theft and not very safe being that it is literally next to the 60 fwy. We parked on the second level, and there were no cameras.

I can't give a comprehensive review because this place is so new (grand opening is 9/19 with a…read morewhole party at 6pm apparently), but I definitely like the design and the stores they have. There really aren't a lot of people around most of the time, but some stores that are open are LA Melody KTV, Stone Age Restaurant, My Kitchen, a vape shop, Fantastinet internet gaming, and Shibuya Wonderland. The place that gets the most customers is definitely Hide Out coffee shop. It seems like a nice place to hang out after all the shops open and word actually gets out. When Seasons Plaza first opened in Rowland there were very few people too and now it's pretty crowded on the weekends. Hopefully this place will pick up in the future. There are also two bar and grills that aren't open yet.

This is like a mirror of the other side of Colima, at least how I'd like to imagine it. It does get…read morequite busy here, especially since it's close to the freeway entrances and exits and is near the intersection of 2 very big and busy streets (funny contrast to the dead PH Mall across the street), but I do go to this plaza from time to time to go to the 99 Ranch Market or to get some cash from the Bank of America. Back when Poke'Go was a thing this was a fun gym to stop by to do raids too. There was a yummy Korean katsu curry place here before it closed, along with the Old Boys Taiwanese cafe, and there was another Taiwanese franchise boba place in that same plaza that closed as well. Businesses come and go quite quickly here, like the Corner Bakery Cafe, but there are others that stay like the eternal Tokyo Lobby. I've gone to the Little Skewer, Happy Valley Village, and PhoHolic which are nice. The Meet Fresh isn't the best of all the ones that I've gone to. Parking can get hectic and fisted and the spots can get tight, so just park further from everyone else.

I've only been to Hacienda Center (HC) a couple times. It's located in the City of Hacienda…read moreHeights. My first visit was for a Yelp event at Wonde Harbor Dim Sum Restaurant. My second visit was most recently to order take-out for dim sum from Wonde Harbor and get a hot drink from Meet Fresh. I was hoping to eat at PhoHolic, too, but they were either closed for renovations or perhaps they haven't opened business yet. I'm looking forward to return to PhoHolic at a later time. Anyway, HC is a huge shopping center. It's primarily anchored by 99 Ranch, Bank of America, Wonde Harbor, Happy Valley Village, Shanghailander Palace, Tokyo Lobby Restaurant, Super Pharmacy, and more. Lots of free parking. I look forward to coming back to offer my patronage and support to the other restaurants. There are lots of them to say the least. Besides food places, this center has non-food biz(es) that offer services such as salon, spa, insurance agency, book and gifts shop, bank, and real state.