This place has alot to offer. But the crowds are chaotic...I felt like i was back in the Philippines street market with the pushy crowds. Biggest tip i have for this place : BRING CASH!! They do have a parking garage, located right before the entrance to the mall. The parking garage is very short. So be aware opening your trunk if you have a SUV. Be very conscious and aware making turns on the loops bc the roadway is narrow, has blind spots and tight turns on the loops particularly. Be aware that many of the food offerings are cash only. Since everything is pretty much made to order everywhere, it does take around 10 to more mins to get your orders. Alot of menus are in the native language of the food offerings. But don't stress too much if you can't read the options in that language bc many do show english menus too. The cafeteria can get crazy busy at times, so you will most likely have to share your table with strangers at times. They opened up a new spa upstairs and my husband tried it, but was told at the end that it was cash only. There were no atms upstairs, or really anywhere. There's really weak to no cellphone service within the building too, so he had a difficult time reaching me to get some cash for him. Luckily after 20mins of "idk how I'm supposed to pay" since he doesn't carrry too much cash, being a card person...one of the workers allowed for a zelle payment to their personal account. The parking as well is cash only. Because the parking garage entrance and exit is on a busy road, it can be hard entering and leaving. There are staff who will hold foot traffic back the best way they can, but pedestrians do what they want and will try to get hit and challenge the staff and your vehicle. Really ballsy. So you just have to be very aware of your surroundings. If you spend over $50 at jmart you can get your parking validated for up to 2 hrs. Don't forget your reusable bags too! If you forget, they offer for purchase reusable bags. But they are not $.05 bags because they are legitimate bags.

This is a must visit place if you are in New York. Amazing authentic Chinese food from all corners of China. I’ve been coming to this food hall for over 10 years at this point and this is by far one of the best places globally to get Chinese food. There are food stalls here owned by people from all over China so you get very authentic flavors from different parts of a massive country. It is very difficult to find a place like this in one localized area no matter where you are in the world. The competition keeps the food quality high and the prices low. Attached are images of every single stall currently in business here in February 2023. I will look to make updates to this post as places come and go as they frequently do. Some of the restaurants down here such as the Lanzhou hand pulled noodle shop have been here for over 10 years as well as the dry hot pot place. Do yourself a favor and come here and order something you’ve never seen or heard of before and try it.

An experience like none other, hence New York City being a melting pot of different cultures, though I felt so out of place there because of the stares, but the food court is really awesome, you get to try different cuisines and probably will come back to do just that all over again like I will have. There ate chinese and Japanese cuisine and there are endless choices that one visit simply is not enough, the supermarket upstairs are very well kept, bit there are too many people to avoid bumping into, whole building like a tall sardine but manageable, food selection ate through the roof sort to speak, and as I said, one visit is not enough.

It was a pretty great place for food. The basement level was filled with delicious food. There was however this clothing store that you should avoid (I put a picture). Not only did the employee gave me extremely rude attitude but she also was trying to body-shame me. I wanted to buy some dresses that I KNEW could fit me but she came up and snatched them out of my hand telling me it was too small and I was “too big”.

I mostly come here for the food court, or sometimes Dim Sum upstairs. The food court is full of a ton of really interesting and delicious options. You’ve got Thai food, Chinese, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Uyghur, and many more!! I always like to come here for delicious food.

Walked to this mall to visit their food court. Here they have a variety of Asian food establishments. They have dumplins, ramen noodles, and creeps. I ordered a Taiwanese dish sastly chicken and had Korean vegetables dumplings my favorite. Definetly recommend …

It’s a nice place to eat and shop, I go here a lot with friends, however once you’re down in the food court there is no WiFi so if you wanna post pics you just gotta take them and then post them later on social media

The original “food hall” loves in this mall. It may not be the most instagrammable looking wise, but it serves good asian eats. I recommend stall 21 for hotpot style dishes. I got the mala fish which was very spicy.

Started coming here for all the choices in the food court! There's also a full jmart, and a bunch of salons/shops. Check out this vending machine they have downstairs too, great for the kid in all of us!

Mostly restaurants, huge food court, a few shops, worth a visit if you are hungry. Jmart grocery store inside too.