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| - I've been frequenting this mall for over 15 years. I would normally find Dixie Park a friendly and easy place to grab a quick lunch or dinner, or even bring the family to.
There are a total of eight restaurants in this food court with five of them owned by the family who owns the Lemongrass.
However, I just came back from there yesterday and had to leave and go somewhere else because I was REALLY insulted.
There's some infighting going on within the mall in such that there are many other stores which sells snacks, Chinese buns, Dominos Pizza, and several bubble tea places which aren't too bad.
However, when my family sat down to decide what to eat (there are a lot of choices: Cantonese Foods, North American Chinese Foods, Congees (different types), noodle soups, Chinese BBQ, Vietnamese, Japanese) after buying some bubble tea from one of the vendors in the mall, the owner of the majority of the food court restaurants walks up to me, my wife and my children and holds this 2' by 2' sign in yellow and red stating something along that lines that the no outside food or drink are allowed in the food court. After mentioning that we bought it from the vendor inside the mall no more than 10 ft. away, he goes and states that they don't pay for the maintenance of the tables or cleaners.
Then the owner of the bubble tea/snack shop comes out and starts yelling at him, in front of my family. Anyways, they get into a shouting match along the lines that she pays rent for her store which includes maintenance.
With that, my family and I for the first time, walked out of the mall and went somewhere else.
Anyways, all I can say is that the food is pretty good (a little high in MSG, but typical for food court food)
Ratings: (out of 5)
Food: 3 (Sushi 3.5)
Price: 3.5
Service: 2.5
Ambiance after this episode: 0
- Please note, that the restaurant stalls sell soft drinks for 1.25 each, while the shops on the opposite side of the food court sell them for 2/$1.50.
Average - 2.5/5
You tell me...
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