Food Courts near San Gabriel, CA

“Soooo good! This was my first time trying Blossom Market Hall, recommended by a friend, and i absolutely loved my experience here! My sister and I had Rolland sushi, it was the perfect meal! Delicious with the sweetest staff. We also had a great experience with the lovely woman at the bar, she made our night too! Bar prices are GREAT!

Can’t wait to come back and try more places.“

“Great array of food options in a lively atmosphere“

“My first time there! I loved the atmosphere! A quick pic before I headed over.“

“The small restaurants were very good and clean. I also loved the food there! A little overpriced but great food. Overall would recommend to eat with friends“

“The atmosphere is a little different and weird but it’s new age I get it the food was the best so worth the wait!! this technique of a food alley is so smart! I got an organico Grilled lemon chicken bowl it was the best thing I’ve had in a long time!“

“Don Katsu is a fantastic spot if you're looking for something different! I tried their crispy chicken platter with white rice and macaroni salad, and it was delicious. The chicken was perfectly crispy, and the macaroni salad was a great side, especially with the interesting addition of coleslaw. If you're looking for a tasty and unique chicken experience, I definitely recommend giving Don Katsu a try. 🔥“

“Art Lunch is where art meets flavor! The food was so thoughtfully presented and tasted wonderful. A perfect spot for food lovers looking for something unique!“

“Good place to go to but sometimes crowded and packed including their parking lot there. Even though there are sometimes homeless people loitering around there too. Like this one guy (who carries his bag, listens to his music) with no mask always shows up there sometimes, as well as a Vietnamese lady (who has a homeless look and expression) with no mask always shows up there everyday. There were about 3 securities who are the same ones that guard both inside the market and outside the plaza there, but doesn't do anything about them at all like kicking them out from the market and plaza there. Need to hire better securities who can handle their job and enforce both the market and plaza right.“

“The lady who runs this place is so nice! Very polite and love love love the fresh hotteok!! It only takes 5 min and it comes out piping hot and incredibly delicious. The first few times I ordered I accidentally burned my tongue since the smell was so enticing. Highly recommend the hotteok“

“Good food at great prices, professional staff. The pizza is huge, and drinks are refillable, though they no longer have ice tea, only soda pop. Hot dogs are huge, and there are plenty of condiments. If you want chopped onion, you just have to ask.
I love the chicken Ceaser Salad or the delicious chicken bake.“

“Great selection of foods. Self service with variety of selections. Clean restrooms. Plenty of parking. You can also shop at ranch 99. Outside of the square are other restaurants too. Wide area to have families and friends get together. Unfortunately with today's inflation nothing is cheap anymore.“

“The hotdogs ? here are really good. I enjoyed it. I rarely come here. I rarely eat hotdogs, and they do taste good.
The acai smoothie is sweet.. I would suggest sharing it with someone else and drinking a lot of water with it. It is too sweet. I appreciate the service here. Thank you. ?“

“me gusta mucho comprar aquí todo es de muy buena calidad“

“As someone with a milk allergy going out to eat is a nightmare but this place was TOP TIER AMAZING! I loved the food (I got vegan soy chorizo dish with avocado and potatoes side) 10/10. The atmosphere was nice especially since we went for brunch. The service was beyond great: the awesome workers asked us if our food was good and even helped us take pictures for my sister's graduation. Gem of a place!!“

“Todo es saludable y son amables“

“Daikokuya Annex is a convenient little stop in Little Tokyo, especially when the main Daikokuya next door has a long wait. The Annex is more casual and quick-service focused, with ramen, rice bowls, and Onigiri Sun operating inside. The official listing describes it as Daikokuya’s takeout-oriented location, while Onigiri Sun serves handmade rice balls using Japanese rice and seaweed.

The setup almost feels like it could also function as a prep or production space for the larger operation, although I could not confirm whether it is officially their central kitchen. If they are able to prepare some of Daikokuya’s soup or other items here while also running a separate quick-service business, that would honestly be a very smart use of the space.

The onigiri itself was good, but unfortunately I forgot to take a picture before eating it. There are quite a few filling options, and it works well as either a snack or a quick, simple meal. The service was fast and straightforward, which is exactly what I wanted at the time.

This is probably not the place I would choose for the full Daikokuya ramen experience, but it is a very practical option when you do not want to wait in the line next door. Four stars for convenience, quick service, and a smart concept.“

“After watching horse races at Santa Anita, our whole family went to the nearby mall for dinner. While my son and I chose Chick-fil-A, my wife ordered beef teriyaki and shrimp teriyaki from Suki Hana — each dish was $13.99 and came with a large portion.

One downside: they don’t give out free water cups. If you want water, you have to pay for a bottled drink. It would be much easier if they just put a water station outside for customers. In a food court, that small thing would really help.“