Asia Times Square

Asia Times Square in Grand Prairie, TX, generally receives positive reviews for its diverse selection of food, shopping options, and cultural atmosphere. Many reviewers highlight the wide variety of Asian cuisine available, including popular options like Korean fried chicken and Vietnamese noodle dishes. The Hong Kong Market within the square is also a major draw for its extensive selection of Asian groceries and ingredients

Worth a visit if you are looking for a great Asian experience. From the shops, to the grocery market to the restaurants at the food court, it was all authentic and very tasty. I had some great Pad See Ew at the food court others had amazing pot stickers, tempura and Ramen. And of course we got our favorite snacks at the market. Bathrooms were clean and tons of parking.

One of the biggest Asia plaza in the DFW. Tons of restaurants, a big grocery stores, other offices. When we visited it was Lunar New Year and they had firecrackers and lion dances. For Dim Sum in the are, Pearl is a great choice, boba teas, bakery, Korean restaurants and many more. There is a huge parking lot that makes it easy for parking.

This was my 1st time visiting Asian Time Square. The plan was to purchase the ingredients for Pho. I didn't ask for help bc I just wanted to see what products they sold. I found everything I needed, except for Thai Basil... I searched and searched and searched... At this point I should've asked for help, so that's my fault. The meat and seafood stalls have a variety of fresh products. To be completely honest, I felt calm and relaxed while I was there. Normally, I'm not the one to slow Stroll in grocery stores because people are rude. I suggest you to check it out. Respect the culture and stick to the reason you're there... Cheers to good food, good health, happiness, family and friends who've become family

There are little stores that sell some cute things, the restaurants are super good, and the vibe was very authentic :) There are events that are held here and thats when all the vendors are out and when the place is busy. If you just want to eat I recommend coming when there are no events 😌

If your looking for a great place to eat , enjoy cultural foods stop here. The shopping center is amazing and has everything you need. You can even take a walk upstairs and enjoy the arcade up stairs. There is such a variety of things to do and places to eat . Overall the location and events are always 10stars

I love coming here! From the variety of foods to the shopping center itself, you will always have a good time. Don’t be shy, try something new and you might end up liking it. I always try something different and it’s worth it. Truly recommend to everyone!

I love this place. Good products. Intresting food. Just a great vibe. Be sure to look out for dates that they have events. Oh I love to go to all of them.

Liked it here, easy to find on Google. Asia Times Square. Lots of authentic little shops, restaurants, specialty stores, art decor. It's a nice calming place to grab matcha, donuts, ice cream, hot pot, skin care, health potions.

What a fun place to walk around. So many shops with so many unique items to see. If you need anything with an Asian look this is the place to go. Today we were coming for the market to get items for a seafood boil for dinner. They have lots of places to eat as well for lunch. You can easily spend a day just looking at the shops. Truly some of the prettiest clothing and unique items you'll ever find.

Always a great time, I always love going over there, there's always an amazing selection of restaurants and there's the grocery store with Asian favorites, there's the Korean HomeGoods store, the anime Café... You name it. And if you don't want the restaurants, there's always, of course the food court, which has some amazing small restaurants in there. It's just fun to go on the weekend.

Asia times square has a variety of food options surrounding the area. If you're looking for the newer food court, it's next to the pearl restaurant. The entire outlet is clean; service can vary depending on where you go.

This is a review for Mid-Autumn festival at ATS Sept 13-15 2024. "Like" their page to get info about their fun festivals that the have throughout the year! There are vendors for unique Knick knacks & snacks, dragon dance several times throughout festival, & a variety of freshly made food outdoor vendors, even African food! You can also explore the indoor food courts, Vietnamese clothing stores, anime store, grocery store, & many more!

Had an amazing time at Asia Times Square at the Mid -Autumn Festival. The sights, sounds and oh yes the food. The atmosphere was full of delightful energy and togetherness. It was my first time visiting this venue but it will not be my last. The evening brought forth lots of first experiences: lychee with boba, pineapple slush, freeze dried skittles just to name a few.

Lots of good shops at ATS. Enjoy all the Asian festivities during Asian heritage month. Plenty of parking, just wish we had something similar closer to North FW.

I had a wonderful time at the Autumn Festival. I enjoyed my goodies. I got pork belly, chicken, sticky rice, and sugar cane juice. Lots of people at the festival and all the vendors I interacted with were kind. I hope to return to the festival next year.

Love Asia Times Square in Grand Prairie! They have new stores, great restaurants, and are perfect for quick food trips, weddings, and affordable Vietnamese groceries. Plus, they host regular events, including Asian music performances with famous Vietnamese singers!

I love this area! I discovered the strip mall from their Mid-Autumn Festival in 2021, and have been visiting every year. They always host huge food festivals where vendors come together to sell delicious Asian cuisines. I believe they have it 3 times a year, one for Lunar New Year, Asian Heritage month, and then Mid-Autumn Festival. This is the only time I get to eat this vendor's special fried shrimp cake. I've been obsessed with them and she ONLY sells them during the festival. It has become much more popular over the years so parking might be a pain. It took over 25 mins to find a parking spot, and that's because I didn't want to give up after driving 50 mins. The strip mall is still a great place to eat and shop without the vendors because there are so many different restaurants & businesses in the area.

This place is amazing...love the cultural aspect and the friendly people. Good food. Great Supermarket and a fun Claw machine Arcade.

Asia time square always seems to have some fun festivities going on. I have heard of this area but not actually indulged in the full experience until their Lunar New Year celebration. Not only do that bring a collective of local vendors, but the plaza itself has SOO much to offer. There is so much variety in food that it's almost the perfect spot to try something new.

I love coming to this shopping mall, they have a lot of variety of Asian food and many household goods. Now don't be intimidated if you are not of the Asian culture, they speak English and are accepting of other cultures. I don't know why but I think is just me. Sometimes when I walk into another place that is primary a different culture than mine I feel people are thinking "why is this Hispanic girl doing here" but over time honestly i don't think they care haha. I am there to spend my money on that business and that's all that matter. There was this time this Asian lady asked me why I was taking pictures of the jackfruit and she wanted me to delete the photo, I don't even think she worked there either. I am not of Asian decent but I love the culture and every time I walk in here I feel like I am in another country because everything is so beautifully decorated and the smell of the food is too strong and delicious to not get anything. There are two main buildings joined together by an alley. One of the buildings has a grocery store inside surrounded by many other small restaurants and businesses. There are beauty salons, barbers, tax centers, clothing for sale and anime merchandise for sale. In the other building they have more sit down restaurants, a ballroom that is available for rent, a furniture store of some kind and another food court. Every year the have events to celebrate Asian New year and I cant say enough good things about these events. They have lion dances, they bring in singers to perform at one of their stages but my favorite is all the different food vendors they bring in that line the inside and outside of the plaza. I bring cash because many of these vendors don't take card. You will find laos food, thai food, Vietnamese food and food from other Asian countries here. They will usually post their schedule of events on their website of be sure to follow them on their social media to find out more info about upcoming events. They also hold a autumn festival in the fall here but honestly I think the most popular one is the new year event. Even tho this place is far away from my house I will always make an effort to go out there for their events. If you live in FW, Dallas or anywhere south of that please put this place on your list to visit.

Always enjoy coming to Asian Times Square! It's a huge shopping area with everything from jewelry shops to restaurants in a large shopping area. Love coming to the food hall to check out different foods, and this is a voting location so every time I vote I grab a treat from the food court. Cool spot for anyone to check out in the area!

What a unique experience! I attended an exclusive wedding at The Pearl, and Joe I am hooked and want to visit all restaurants and shops. It is without question some of the best, most authentic Asian food in North Texas. I was introduced by friends who are from Viet Nam and the tastes and experiences are as non-Texan as you can imagine. Highly recommend!

Came here for the mid autumn festival where they did shows and contests and had yummy food vendors! It was super fun to go around and see everything and eat all the yummy food. Skewers were like 2 for 5 dollars or some places had 3 for 5 or 2 dollars each! I got a banhxeo yellow viet crepe for 7 or 8 bucks and it was really good! The little white rice cakes in the box I think were called banh beo? It has shrimp and pork in it and had this sweet fish sauce dipping sauce for 5 dollars. Everything was soooooooooooo good! Make sure to bring cash!!! And some change (like 1 dollar bills not just $20 or $100) cause sometimes they might not have change!

It looked like an Asian colony in the middle of the cowboy land. Anyway. there were a lot of Asian restaurants and businesses here. Mainly, many Vietnamese have some shops here. There was an Asian supermarket inside the mall. If you are interested in Asian culture, please visit here!

I had a craving for crawfish and the supermarket inside sells them alive for 3.97lb. Most places charging 10 bucks a pound for boiled crawfish. Screw that I know how to cook it myself so I don't have to get overcharged by some business that doesn't even know how to boil crawfish. There's all kinds of authentic food here if you like noodles here's your place to get a wide variety from. Beware sometimes it stinks in here. I don't think they clean their fresh seafood area that well. The live crawfish is legit just get there early or you will get a bag of dead ones.

Great Asian market, pretty good selection of restaurants and shops , easy to get to from downtown Dallas and they have great mini-events- if I weren't such a glutton for bad food I'd just hang here every weekend.

This place is such a delight.. Different types of food. I highly recommend this place.

Weekend roadtrip for grocery shopping? And munchies for the kids? Yes please! This shopping center has been a nice area for dining out and dropping by for boba, last year they added a food court behind Bambu (the OG Boba shop at ATS) which includes Korean corn dogs, a specialty matcha shop, cream puffs, Japanese cuisine (poke, sushi, ramen, karaage)...the list goes on! The market is separated into two main buildings, the OG one has a another food court of smaller establishments and a grocery store. There's a lot of space and empty/closed areas throughout the inside of the center so they could work on adding more businesses...nd although the design/ambience is not the most modern or stand out Asian shoping center, it does the job. When we visited during the Lunar New Year Festival, it was quite crowded with long lines especially for the Korean corn dogs, pandan waffles, and meat skewers. Though, they do overprice certain items since there is a lot of people (more than past years atleast), this Asian market has gained attention from social media which may be the cause? But overall, food is AMAAAZING. I've tried most, if not all, of the foodie places here except the new ones in the past year, and they are all quite good! Coming back here soon to eat at Happy Lamb Hot Pot!

This is a really cool place. Or places. The whole area is cool. We happened upon it by accident, although not really by accident. We were looking for Beard Papa's, which we found, but there's so much more. So much, that we will need to explore it at a later time. We were on a schedule, so weren't able to spend much time.

All right, I'll chime in. Asia Time Square can best be described as a shopping center. It is a collection of shops and restaurants. There are a couple of Asian grocery stores too. There's a lot to explore, inside and out. I have eaten at The Pearl, twice. It's a Dim Sum / Chinese restaurant. I've gotten a banh mi from another place (I forget the name). Just kidding... It's Banh Mi Number 1. I've gotten tasty che (and boba) at Bambu. Be sure to walk between the buildings. There a nice covered walkway with benches. It's also how you get to The Pearl. It's also where the clock is at, with the different time zones shown. Oddly, many places are not on the same minute. I know different hours, but different minutes? Weird. Bottom line: Fun place to explore!

An asian mall with everything Asian. This is still under development ant fully occupied. A lot of cute asian gift and clothes shops. And asian restaurants. Will check again once it's fully occupied.

Went to the festival yesterday and had so much fun trying to decide all the street food I was going to eat. Everything I got was delicious! I need help though, where can I find the fish you see in this picture??? The festival is over, vendors are gone but I NEED to go to where they cook this deep fried small fish. I can't stop thinking about it. Please help!

Me and my mother were attacked on 1/14/23 will at the New Year festival. I was constantly pushed by customers and ignored by staff. Worst experience ever. My car was also keyed. I couldn't even checkout my groceries so I just let with the sugar cane that I waited 30 minutes to get

First time passing by but interesting, specifically foods court...Hopefully it will be more and more attracted.

Lol.. I love coming here, although I'm not Asian. I look forward to trying all the restaurants there!

Not much food choices but they have a great asian market that saves you from having to drive all the way to Carrollton for H-mart.

When it comes to cultural events and food selection, Asia Times Square is one of the best options in DFW! I really love how focused they are on connecting the community through festivals/night markets. For example, we just attended their Asian Heritage Festival this weekend which was incredible. They had amazing food vendors set up and inspiring speakers at the event. My husband and I are happy to drive around an hour to visit whenever we can. My only complaint is that the building itself is a bit rundown and in need of improvements. For example, in one of the restrooms, a couple of the stall doors wouldn't even work anymore because they were old and broken. Also, it is not the cleanest facility. I can't imagine how hard it would be to keep the place clean considering how many people visit there, but it always a bit disappointing that every time we visit, the tables in the food court are very sticky/dirty and the restrooms are not kept very clean either. Overall though we really do love this place!

I decided to visit this area because I always drive by and wonder what's inside. This place is super interesting! Ranging from live fish in a supermarket to 4.5 star restaurants, this area will surely give a bang for your buck. Definitely coming here again if I ever need/craving anything cultured!

This place is not impressive at all. There were barely any stores in business. Food court had few options and food was not good at all. It was pretty much empty. May be its more fun when fesrivals are happening.

Hong Kong supermarket carries soy milk in this condition! They even put a "04 21" sticker! It was bought April 14. To earn $2.49 but loss good reputation is not worthy for Hong Kong market. Button line: I don't recommend Hong Kong Asian Market located at the Asia Times Square.

It's like an explosion of Asian products and services. It smells a little funny but it's not my culture so I'm pretty sure my sense of smell is super confused. Overall it's the best place to go for foodies and authentic-seeking nerds like me.

This is a group of stores, and is packed! It smells great. This is a good place to bring the kids for a few hours. Be careful though, the place is super crowded. If you lose someone, they are gone forever!

I love this place ! My new favorite Asia Times Square .A lot of selection that you can choose from. Simple Asian tasty restaurants are all in there .I love the Hong Kong Market to get all my veggies and fresh meat , they are a bit pricey but I guess it's worth of your $$$ to spend with.Plus, authentic Asian cooking is the best ! Lol .So, I am happy to find this place 13 minutes away from where I live ! Wish not that pricey though :D

This is the place to shop for all yummy authentic Asian grubs. It has Asian sweets and deli to keep you from being hungry. Walk in the plaza center into a huge Asian market inside with fresh produce. Also little shops and express deli to enjoy. The outside are more stores but I didn't get to check it but if your looking for something now def this plaza must have it enjoy!

If you're looking for an Asian supermarket that has it all, it's definitely here inside the main building. You've got many choices of fish, fruits, veggies, and everything else in between. The restaurants here are really great as well! Before joining Yelp, I basically lived in Bistro B and Pho Hung lol. The two former restaurants and Bambu are pretty good Milk Tea spots, and that is coming from someone who lived in Asia and knows what authentic Milk Tea tastes like. The only criticism I have is the fact that there is a Kpop store (Zari) but it's never open and I'd like to know why?

I LOOOOOVE this little asian town. You get lost in it. Perfect idea for your non-asian date who will NOT be expecting this at all. Beautiful stores. They have amazing live music events here. Restaurants are a must go!!- don't book a flight to Asia, book a reservation with Asia Time Square! Going there tomorrow, I'll take some pictures. My favorite is the Buddha statue. I'm telling you, it's a tourist attraction thumbs way up up!!