Asia Plaza

Sivia W 2 months ago

​I love doing my grocery shopping here, but it’s gotten really frustrating lately. People from a Chinese church frequently linger outside the entrance and approach customers, which makes me super uncomfortable. ​One time, someone even came right inside the store and approached me in front of the refrigerated section while I was just trying to focus on picking out my groceries. Getting interrupted by strangers pushing religion while I’m trying to shop is really annoying. Over the past few months, it's been happening more and more, roughly 3 out of every 5 times I visit. ​As an Asian and native Mandarin speaker, I can easily tell by their accents that they are from China. The whole situation feels very sketchy. Even if they are just trying to recruit new members for their church, harassing shoppers like this is completely inappropriate. I feel like this church isn't as simple as it seems on the surface. Either the store management or the shopping plaza management needs to step in and handle this situation.

Melinda Gamez 6 months ago

This is a great place, but the parking needs to be improved as well as the efficiency of the grocery store. Upon entering and seeing slow moving and long lines, we decided that it was not worth it to. The plaza needs more modern and interesting shops and boutiques. The existing businesses have been selling the same items for years and years. Just not very appealing.

Alexander Leyva Serrano 7 months ago

Exploring Asia Plaza was a fun way to experience the city’s culture and flavor. From the shops to the restaurants, it was colorful, lively, and full of energy — a great spot to walk around, try new things, and soak in the local vibe. 🌏✨

Michael Yeo a year ago

Came ere for grocery and an Asian cuisine. This is a pretty big complex connecting multiple buildings. There are some Chinese herbal stores, Hong Kong milk tea shop, restaurant and a few souvenirs and gift shops. Lots of parking around the building.

Allan Yheulon 3 years ago

My 1st time for the festival (been to Li Wah several times). The dance performances were interesting while having a rest. Food lines were insanely long. I never got anything to eat as a result. Never saw a vendor/booth with water. The south section, except for the dance tent was filled with trinkets, clothing & generally what is found at festivals. I might go again, but not hungry!They needed more or better prepared (for the crowd) food operators.