Mills Market

What a great Asian food court! Best Bhanmi I’ve ever had. Many booths have Michelin guide and it lives upto the hype. Chinese place was authentic and price were all reasonable. Bubble tea was delicious. We had a fun late night snack after arriving at Orlando. Hard to find parking on the weekends since it gets very crowded. If you want to try variety of good Asian food, highly recommend this place.

Ended up at this place because Moa Kia was not open on Sunday for some reason. Parking at Mills Market is a nightmare. Also the AC inside was not working properly. They definitely need more seating. Despite all that, it’s a really amazing experience. I went for the Cowboy Curry but also got food to go from Kai Kia. So much to try. I want it all. I’ll definitely be back to be even more adventurous with the offerings. I’m hopeful the AC will be working correctly or the temperature and humidity are better outside.

An Asian food hall was definitely needed! We love the vendors here! Previously we’ve had oni girl, but today we had Kai Kai and our lives were changed! Incredible dish with juicy and tender pork. At the banh mi place, we got delicious drinks - Thai tea and sugarcane juice. Another great afternoon well spent at Mills!

A Hidden Culinary Gem Near Universal Studios 🍜 Tired of theme park dining prices? Mills Market in Orlando offers an authentic escape into Asian street food culture without the Disney markup. This bustling food hall has quickly become a favorite among locals and savvy tourists seeking genuine flavors beyond the tourist traps. What Makes Mills Market Special 🌟 The Concept Mills Market operates as a modern Asian food hall, bringing together multiple vendors under one roof. This format mirrors the hawker centers found throughout Southeast Asia, where diverse culinary traditions coexist in a vibrant, communal setting. Location & Convenience Strategically positioned near Universal Studios, Mills Market serves as the perfect off-property dining alternative for annual passholders and visitors looking to stretch their vacation budgets while experiencing authentic cuisine. First Impressions That Matter ✨ Walking into Mills Market triggers immediate sensory excitement. The aromatic blend of sizzling garlic, fresh herbs, and exotic spices creates an authentic atmosphere that transports you straight to the bustling street markets of Asia. The layout encourages exploration, with each vendor station offering visual previews of their specialties. Seating Strategy: Arrive early or be flexible with timing. Tables accommodate various group sizes, but larger parties (5+) may need patience during peak hours. The communal dining setup adds to the authentic market experience. Standout Food Experiences 🥢 Kai Kai: The Main Event This vendor consistently delivers exceptional quality across their menu: Singapore Rice Noodles (Hold the shrimp) Perfectly seasoned, authentic preparation Roasted Pork Belly Fried Rice (No veg) Rich, satisfying, generous portion of pork Steamed Pork Dumplings Juicy filling, delicate wrapper The Saigon Snow Experiment 🍧 Fair Warning: This dessert provides one of those "can't stop eating it despite mixed feelings" experiences. The final product differs significantly from menu photos, creating an intriguing disconnect between expectations and reality. While not unpleasant, it falls into the "interesting cultural experience" category rather than "must have dessert." Sweet Endings Worth Saving Room For 🧁 Taiwan Pineapple Bun: A perfect balance of sweet and savory Chiffon Cheesecake: Light, airy texture with authentic Japanese preparation Visitor Tips for Maximum Enjoyment 📋 First-Time Strategy: Take the reconnaissance lap before ordering Share multiple dishes to sample various vendors Come hungry but pace yourself across stations Service & Atmosphere 🏮 The staff across various vendors maintains consistently friendly, helpful attitudes. Many vendors are happy to explain dishes or make modifications for dietary needs. The communal atmosphere encourages conversation with fellow diners and creates a welcoming environment for solo visitors and large groups alike. Cultural Authenticity: The vendors clearly prioritize traditional preparation methods and genuine flavors over Americanized versions, making this a legitimate cultural dining experience. The Bottom Line 🎯 Mills Market succeeds where many food halls fail by maintaining authentic flavors while creating an accessible, comfortable environment for newcomers to Asian cuisine. The proximity to Universal Studios makes it an ideal alternative for theme park visitors, while the quality and variety ensure repeat visits from locals. Mills Market delivers an exceptional combination of authenticity, value, and convenience that makes it a standout destination in Orlando's competitive dining scene. Plan your next Universal visit with a Mills Market stop included.

Such a fun market with so many options and really fun touches. It is very clean and well organized. I had no problem finding people to help me when I was looking for a specific Bean bun. They have a fun dress-up photo booth and a claw machine which I happen to win a fuzzy little monster keychain from. I got a strawberry bun, mochi, amazing flan, and the the best mooncake that I've ever had. There's a lot of dining options here as well as a store that unfortunately was closed at the time but peeking through the window it looked like it had some really unique items. You should definitely check it out.

Passing through Orlando and wife found this hub for Asian Eats thru TikTok! Was a bit busy/crowded but well worth the wait. We went to Kai Kai Bbq & Dumplings and ordered the 3-meat rice box with bbq chicken, crispy pork and roast duck; Chinese Sausage Fried Rice and roast duck bao. Food was delish and would come back here next time in town! Highly recommend!

Love the food selections, the onigiris, curry, bahmi and meats are really good. Really good asian market with selections of pastry you can buy on the side. It also has delicious dessert stand with my favorite matcha ube latte

What a great place! I’ve been wanting to come here for a while, being in Jax. Tried a couple of places here and everything was terrific. It is a tight space and gets packed quickly. I definitely recommend getting here early to find parking or to get a table and a chair to sit. Some places don’t open till later, but it’s worth the wait. I need to make the drive back up and try more of the stands in here.

I've been here a few times now. This place is similar to East End in that it's so much more than just a food hall. It's a market with tons of grab-n-go ready-to-eat food and beverage. It's an easy to shop at counter service restaurant for half a dozen little micro restaurants that serve very delicious things. Ambiance is hustle and bustle. If you are afraid of crowds, don't come here. But if you can brave the mob, jump in, save a table, and order a little bit from every stall, because they're all awesome. Service everywhere is fast, efficient, and friendly. No complaints about any of them. And the food. You can't even imagine. Onigiri, bahn mis, dim sum, katsu curry, sushi, and an attached Zaru??? You could eat here every weekend forever and never get bored.

Pros: Located right in the heart of Mills 50, making it a central hub for Asian food in the area. Service is very friendly and speedy. A lot of the stalls are owned by the same chef, and they're the best service people in the city. It's always pleasant interacting with them. And the food. The food. Some of the best food in the world, I swear. So many cultures represented, so many delicious dishes. It's impossible to get through it all. Cons: No cons. There are some things that might scare off more sensitive people, like the potential for parallel parking, the immense crowds, and the limited seating, but that doesn't bother me usually. Tips: If you want Unigirl, get there early!

I know KaiKai is supposed to be the bee's knees but I didn't think it was that great. The roast pork did have a very nice soft crunch that was airy but there wasn't much flavor to the meat. The roasted duck did have a nice crunch and shine to it but again, the meat had not much flavor- not even the sauce. Just fatty and normally I feel like the fatty parts have all the wonderful seasonings in it but sadly it was also pretty plain. The bok-choy on the side had more flavor to it, yikes. The service was very quick and friendly. The dim sum is a no go at all- the siumai and hargow tasted like left over dim sum reheated in too much moisture? It was soggy and broke- it tasted mushy more than anything else. Born and raised in San Francisco and go to HK once a year since I was a baby- I had pretty high expectations. Bahn Mi special according to my husband was wonderful! :) Uni-Girl- we tried the miso salmon, but it was soooooo fishy? It didn't taste quite like the savory salmon I was expecting? Living in Hawaii and having some super ono onigiri hole in the wall places may have spoiled me. Overall, I felt this place was fun to visit once, but definitely overhyped by TikTok and Instagram. Everything was a bit pricey for portion- so lost another star.

I have been wanting to try this cool Asian Market. I had Kai Kai restaurant with Honey bbq Char Su Pork with fried rice. For the drink I had a Coca Cola. I liked the food but what I really wanted was the pork boa fried rice but they sold out on the ribs. I had a Vietnam iced coffee from Branh mi. This is the best coffee I ever had. I came on the weekend so the seating is super limited. The restroom is really small and unisex which I didn't like. They have a lot of options in where to eat there. The parking is free and close to the market.

Parking was rough at lunch hour, but was the fight worth it? Yah, I'd say so. The place was packed, poppin', boppin'! People everywhere eating all kinds of asian delicacies. I stopped at multiple spots inside including UniGirl and Kai Kai. Had my first Onigiri at UniGirl Don't know why I never thought of it, but curry on a hashbrown?! But OMG. Best bite of the day. Crispy, crunchy, PACKED with flavor. Kai Kai had full ducks roasting. I knew this was my moment. And they did not disappoint. Got the Roast Duck Bao ($8.95). Also the Passionfruit juice ($4.95). Oh my goodness, I was worried about artificial flavors, but the fresh passionfruit flavors were a hit! And I will be back, specifically, for that drink.

I absolutely love this place. Parking can be painful, but worth it. So many options! It's almost overwhelming. Each place seemed to move quickly. It has always been a quick lunch break stop for me. One day I want to dine in. The crab sushi roll I had was amazing. My second time back, it was not available-- bummer. Either way, I feel all the available options, you will find something you love. Make time to explore-- that's certainly what I will do next when I return.

Was in the area and heard good things about Mills Market. It was more of a food court with many delicious sounding options. We ate at Kai Kai which had the longest line. They were busy doing takeaways too. We had honey bbq pork ribs, white rice, crispy pork and pan fried chicken dumplings. It was all delicious. Packed in plastic to go container ready for left overs. Seating when busy is scarce even though there are empty tables. Many do not stay long so can always wait. There was also a curry stand and ice cream to maybe try next time. Enjoy!

I've been seeing Mills Market all over my Instagram feed lately so we stopped in today while we were in the area. It's very easy to miss if you're not paying attention. It's hidden in a very busy plaza sandwiched in between Little Saigon and Zaru. It's a mini Asian food haul. Inside you will find Bahn mi Boy, Kai Kai, Cowboy Curry, Unigirl, some random jewelry store, a Photo Booth, and shelves of Asian snacks, tables, and pure chaos. Imagine a bunch of cars driving through a 4 way green light at the same time. So many people and so many tables with no chairs. I like the concept but wished it wasn't so crowded. Perhaps coming on a weekday would be ideal. Don't get me started on the parking. It is a nightmare!

This place has been getting some buzz so I wanted to go check it out. I wouldn't consider myself a connoisseur of Asian cuisine and I often get quite picky so I was concerned. I was very pleasantly surprised at how clean nice and well decorated the space was. I ended up ordering spring rolls which were the best I've ever had. I also got the scallion, pancakes and pork, shrimp dumplings of course I had to try their famous fresh squeezed sugarcane juice as well. Everything tasted fantastic. Service was very friendly. Everyone was helpful and nice. I definitely will be going back to try some of the other food options that looks good to me.

Mills Market - Orlando This place is super popular and full of energy, especially on Sundays. If you arrive around noon, parking can be tough and there are lines at each stall, so I recommend coming a bit later (around 1:30-2:00 p.m.) for a smoother experience. The food was excellent and very diverse. We tried the summer rolls with shrimp, mint, and cilantro -- so fresh and delicious; the Singapore noodles with curry and shrimp, full of flavor; and an Asian-style pork belly sandwich, which was amazing. We also loved the seasoned hash brown, really tasty. Even though it gets busy, the place stays clean thanks to staff constantly clearing tables, and we never had trouble finding a seat. Service was friendly and polite across the different vendors. Prices are reasonable, and the food feels authentic, prepared by Asian cooks who clearly know their flavors. Lively, affordable, and truly tasty, definitely worth a visit!

FINALLY THEY INSTALLED AIR CONDITIONERS!!!! This place needed high volume AC units and its finally COOLER inside! Whew!!! Anyways came here to grab pounds of Char Siu from Kai Kai. Strolling around the array of snacks etc they did not have any summer rolls but I was eyeing the multi colored layered steam rice cakes. They were $3,99 for 3 slices. Finally lined up for Kai Kai for my Char Siu BBQ. The Char Siu was delicious. Fatty areas in between the meats and the meat was freshly out the cooker. I always request duck sauce gravy to dip the meats and drizzle the white rice. This is my go to order when I go to Kai Kai. It was not busy for a friday - But I was not in and out so maybe in the evening it probably got busier. Parking here is always a challenge so just be mindful.

This place is always so bustling with people on the weekends! But it's because all the kiosks are top notch. Kai Kai is tops for their delicious char sui and duck. Bahn Mi Boys make my fave crispy pork Banh Mi. The fatty pork and the crisp veggies are a winning combo. Uni Girl makes the best onigiri.. you can't go wrong with the crispy chicken and their tuna is my go to. You wouldn't think tuna could taste so good! I haven't tried Cowboy Curry or Saigon Snow yet. The selection of snacks and buns is really great too. Pro tip.. come during the week or very early on the weekend to avoid the congestion. It's so hard to find a place to sit and enjoy food. I wish it was more comfy but hey, everyone is there because it's delish.

This food hall has been on my list for over a year now, and my friend and I finally made the drive to see what the hype was about. There were so many options to choose from a little bread market to dim sum to onigiris to bahn mi/spring rolls to shaved iced and more! There's something for everyone. I ordered the Lemongrass Bahn Mi since everyone on TikTok rated it as their favorite. I thought it was one of the best Bahn Mi's I've ever tasted since the bread was super fresh. A bit after eating it, I did feel weird and something about the bahn mi didn't sit right in my stomach where I didn't feel the best. Overall, great food and spot but I'd try items from a different shop.

This was so fun!!! It was a culinary delight. So many different booths and types of Vietnamese food were offered! It was like food trucks in a circle we experienced in Hawaii. Definitely recommend this market because it's an adventure into the Vietnamese culture and food!

06/2025 Rating: 4.0 About a year ago, I learned about UniGirl on insta and inadvertently discovered Mills Market because I had no idea that it was located inside this building. During that first visit, we found a jewelry store, a small grocery store, UniGirl, a Vietnamese Banh Mi Boy and Chinese food Kai Kai. Half of the building was closed off. Only a few tables and chairs were available and the line for UniGirl was all growing all the way to the back door. But, we came back the next day for more of that delicious roasted duck and crispy pork from Kai Kai. During this visit, the market has expanded its horizon and have new vendors. Needless to say the place is packed. Now they have Cowboy Curry which is Japanese inspired curry dishes. Saigon Snow is an Asian Dessert place with it's fine shaved ice and more. There are also more seating and tables. One wall was lined with refrigerator with a variety of drinks and desserts. There are also lots of baked good and traditional Asian snacks. Overall, we love coming here because we come for the usual goodies but also we keep discovering new things. The price point varies as well, there are something to eat for every budget. I had to take away one star because of the parking. Unfortunately, no parking stresses me out. Parking is scarce and the spaces are quite narrow. So come early, or in an Uber. But for sure it will be worth it.

What a great place! I've been wanting to come here for a while, being in Jax. Tried a couple of places here and everything was terrific. It is a tight space and gets packed quickly. I definitely recommend getting here early to find parking or to get a table and a chair to sit. Some places don't open till later, but it's worth the wait. I need to make the drive back up and try more of the stands in here.

Parking can be horrible during busy hours. With one-way lanes, you could get stuck waiting behind a car if they're waiting for a car to leave. It can get hectic inside too. When this happens, there might not be that much space to stand or enough tables to seat all the people that come during peak hours. Regardless, I love a food hall, even this tiny one. It's a great place for a group of friends to come and choose what they want, instead of trying to decide on a restaurant. I tried dishes that I fell in love with, and dishes I thought wasted stomach space. But that's the fun of places like this. Go find what you like, then meet back at the table to see what your friends got too. Share bites, switch plates, and taste all that Mills Market has to offer!

This was my first visit, and I'm happy to say it won't be my last! We tried the pork gyoza, Thai tea (a personal favorite), crispy wings, and the shrimp noodle combo. While a few of the kiosks weren't open yet, that just gives me a reason to come back and explore more. All of the employees were friendly and sweet. The wings lived up to their name--crispy and satisfying--though they could've used a bit more flavor. The standout for me was the lemongrass banh mi: the bread was perfectly toasted, and the meat was thinly sliced, juicy, and full of flavor. The only downside was the limited seating--more chairs or stools would definitely improve the experience. Still, I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the food overall. Looking forward to returning and trying even more next time!

Mills Market is a busy and bustling place for Asian cuisine, with a smaller market as well. We came on a Saturday night, which was packed with people - luckily we were able to find a table with seats so you'll need to get here a bit early. We decided to get bahn mi and the soft shell crab spider roll to share. The bread is soft to bite into with a crispy, toasted outer texture. It held well with all the fillings in each bite. The only callout is if you can't handle spice, be careful with the jalapeños because they add big slices to the bahn mi and those peppers were especially spicy that day even for my group that can handle spice. The soft shell crab spider roll was the special of the day and it tasted amazing with the spicy ginger sauce and the fresh, crunchy veggies. The mint provides a much needed cooling effect and the crab meat is fried and coated with lots of flavor. I recommend trying it if you're able to! Overall, there are plenty of options to try at Mills and you really can't go wrong with what you order!

Our children insisted that we tried desserts here after our dinner across the street. It is located at where Tien Hung market used to be. I really like this food court like concept, which allows you to see different food vendors, pick what you want, whether it is Japanese Curry, Sushi, Cantonese cuisine, desserts, Vietnanese banh mi, or just yummy snacks. I could see the touch of history, convenient with grab n go and a little bit of many good choices. For desserts, we had some delicious shaved ice cream at Saigon Snow. I will return at another time to try the other vendors.

If you are looking for a little bit of everything come here to this Asian plaza. We came and it was super packed but it was also peak lunchtime (12:30PM). The lot in the back was super packed so we knew we would be waiting some time for some good food. Here's what we ordered from each vendor: Uni Girl: Handmade onigiris: We got Miso tantan $4.50, spicy garlic crab $6.50), tuna Mayo $4.50, and a miso salmon $4.50. Each of them were tasty. The crab was a little bit pricey but it was chunky fresh crab so I see why the $2 price difference. Kai Kai: Chinese food/dim sum: We got a rice plate with 2 types of meat, duck and roast pork $16.95. Dim Sum we got Siu Mai $7.95 for 5 pieces. Not the best I've had but still pretty good. The fried shrimp ball was HUGE and really good. The outsider layer was crunchy and they did not skimp on filling. It comes with 3 big pieces and some sweet sour sauce $7.95. Lastly we tried the honey BBQ pork bar (pan fried) $8.95 comes with 3. I was a little disappointed by this as I was expecting a new crust no the bottom of the bao. However mine was burnt....total fail. The inside was fine and had good amounts of bbq pork and I think if they didn't burnt the bottom it would be really good. They also sell whole ducks, chickens, and pork by the pound. Also this was the longest line there.... Banh mi boy: We got some banh mi for the plane! Crispy pork belly $9.99 and a char sui pork banh mi $9.99. Both came with generous amount of meat and toppings. Their aioli spread is also tasty. They have a a buy 5 get 1 free deal too. We got the Thai tea and green Thai tea (super unique but tastes like jasmine) both $4.95. I prefer the regular Thai tea. I wanted to try the Cowboy Curry but they said it ran out so that must be really good to have run out all ready by 12:30PM. We came too late darn it! And don't forget to save room for dessert: Saigon Snow: Snow bowls with generous amounts of pandan mochi, cassava cake and Rice Krispies toppings! This was super refreshing and you can customize the 2 fruits on top, we got mango and strawberry and both went well with our mango snow. $9.50 They have tables to sit at or stand at. It does get super crowded around lunch time and it did die down by the time we left around 2PM. Next time we have to come earlier so we can try the Cowboy Curry!

First time trying food from this place. Vietnamese sandwich and roast duck rose pork and barbecue pork. Everything come out perfect. Service was excellent. Will be back for sure.

I enjoyed my visit to Mills Market. It was extremely packed , and the ambiance was loud , but the line moved fast . Kai Kai probably had the longest line. I grabbed a strawberry & Kiwi sandwich & a peach soda . Then I grabbed 2 onigiris from Uni girl. My meal from Kai Kai was the Beef chow fun platter & the fried shrimp balls. My onigiris I chose were the tuna with mayo & the shrimp tempura. The sandwich I had I would count as my sweets because it was a sweet cream with strawberry & kiwi fruit . I've been here before, but this was my first time trying Kai Kai bbq. I would def come back my food was delicious!

Mills Market is a gem! I love how busy it is -- with so many options, from grab and go sandos, to delicious entrees and desserts. I've stopped by for lunch and dinner, and they are wildly popular for a good reason. UniGirl, Kai Kai, Bahn Mi Boy, and Saigon Snow are all amazing -- what a fantastic spot with so many delicious options!

Very crowded on a Sunday afternoon at lunchtime but manageable! Lots of good choices of Asian food. I had a chicken banh mi and an iced Thai coffee. My colleagues and I are in town for work and I recommended this market to my whole team, it's close enough to walk to from our hotel! (Marriot residence)

This former Asian grocery has transformed itself into a pretty cool food hall that got really popular. There are a number of places like Bahn Mi Boy, Saigon Snow, Cowboy Curry, and some other places serving up some decent Asian food. There's even a hot bar where you pay at the counter and get the food items there. Seating is terrible. I feel like they have more space or could organize it a bit better. Some tables have chairs and some don't and it's really kind of a cluster of madness. And what's up with the jewelry store in the back? That's a bit out of place... move it out and put in more tables! Parking is also terrible. You may be able to find a place on 50 (East Colonial), but more than likely you'll look for a spot in the narrow aisles in the back. I'm sure I'll go back, but I'd shoot for some non-busy hours as lines and waits can be long..

I would have continued to just pass by this place until I started digging into this gen of a place. They have a few food counters in the location. so there would be a lot of choices available for many different tastes. There are tables and chairs - high tops and regular tables as well as some larger sizes for larger groups. Each of the locations we walked by we were asked by the staff if we had questions or if they were busy would at least make eye contact to indicate that we will be with you in a minute. I appreacited the information and menus were easy to see/read and have questions answered.

Hands down the BEST shrimp spring rolls in Orlando!" I stopped by Mills Market and ordered their shrimp spring rolls, and wow--I was blown away. The shrimp was perfectly cooked, juicy, and fresh, paired with crisp veggies wrapped tightly in delicate rice paper. Every bite had the perfect balance of flavor and texture, and the dipping sauce took it to the next level. You can taste the freshness and the care put into making these rolls. They're light, refreshing, and absolutely delicious--perfect for lunch or a quick snack. If you're in Orlando, especially around Mills, do yourself a favor and try them. This is officially my go-to spot for shrimp spring rolls! Service is always amazing & ambiance is very down to earth.

There's a ton of great options at this market and I can't wait to come back. I only got the ube flan this time. It was really good and had a great ube flavor and paired well with the pandan layer on top. They have so many snack options, many are viral on social media. There's not always a person at the cash register because I think they sometimes work in multiple areas, but there's a bell you can ring to let them know you're there, I waited less than a minute for the cashier. There's plenty of seating in the food court area shared with the other food booths nearby.

Wow this place was so cool but super packed for a 2pm on a Wednesday! I'm glad to see business thrive like this. Due to amount of people we just went to try Uni girl, they sell different types of unigiris. The spicy crab was good and they don't use imitation crab which is what I expected. Most of the flavors were good and unique! I'll have to come back and try the other businesses here.

Mills Market is such a gem in Orlando. It is a Japanese and Asian inspired market with a handful of booths inside serving everything from boba tea and pastries to smoothies, chicken over rice, and duck over rice. Today I just ordered the Japanese coffee and it honestly blew me away. It is very strong but not bitter at all. It is smooth, naturally sweet, with a nice roasted flavor. Hands down the best coffee in Orlando, even better than Foxtail or Haan. I usually come here for the shrimp dumplings and those are an absolute must if you visit. Between the dumplings and this coffee, Mills Market has become one of my go to spots in the city. It is also the perfect place to come with friends or to take a date to. I have included a photo of the coffee and the atmosphere so you can see what makes this place special. Service was a 10/10!!

Mills Market is a new food hall-like concept in the Mills 50 District, operating in the former Tien Hung Market Oriental Food Center. They are still in the process of updating the space and adding new vendors, but it's been a great addition to the neighborhood! So far, the vendors include Kai Kai BBQ & Dumplings, Banh Mi Boy, UniGirl, and Saigon Snow. They also announced a new concept, Cowboy Curry, opening in early 2025. There's still a small selection of oriental groceries available to shop, but that section feels a little out of place in my opinion. They could definitely stand to add more tables and seating instead. Both times I've visited, there has not been any tables available and we had to wait awhile for people to leave to have a place to eat. The sandwiches and fresh juices from Banh Mi Boy have all been great and we really enjoyed our dessert from Saigon Snow as well. I haven't had a chance to try UniGirl yet, but it's on my list! There is free parking in the lot behind the building as well as along E Colonial.

This review is solely for the section with baked goods and food items under a heated lamp. I ordered the takoyaki and hated it. It was cold, mushy, and not crunchy at all. Being that it's seafood and was held essentially at room temperature since the heating lamp did nothing, I decided to not continue to eat more due to fear of potential food poisoning. The staff member behind the counter was emotionless, not polite, and looked as if he hated his job. I will definitely not buy from them again.

So many gems in one spot! Get all your cravings, meal, snacks, AND desserts. Lots of seating and tall bar tables. Each business/vendor has their own checkout line. The grab & go bakery items and produce are purchased at the check out bar on the right side corner.

We bought some sandwiches and some desserts with a cold drink. The food was fantastic. The recommendations we got from the staff was outstanding. They made sure that we had everything we needed. There was a lot to choose from the ambience was bright. The menus were clear and what you did not understand and they could help you with

Really enjoyed our trip to Mills Market today! We went at 3 o'clock on a Saturday thinking it wouldn't be that crowded, but it was absolutely mobbed! Had to wait a while to get selections from Uni girl and Bahn Mi Mai Boy and Saigon Snow... But we were able to eventually find a seat and enjoy our delicious treats. We had never had onigiri before and were really intrigued. They were small handhelds but really filling with very fresh flavors. We tried the tuna, fried chicken and pork. The pork was our by far our favorite. The tuna had a bit of tunafish sandwich flavor, which wasn't really our vibe. These folks are working their butt off and turning out a lot of product, but everything was fresh and delicious. The summer rolls we had from Banh Mi Boy were the BEST I've ever had and were really affordable based on the size. We also had shaved ice from Saigon Snow and the portions were huge and so delicious. Highly recommend! Only thing keeping them from five stars was the lack of seating but the food was fabulous as was the service. Highly recommend.

Finally got to try Mills Market today and everything we tried was incredible. It was very busy and parking was difficult. All the staff were friendly. There isn't too much seating, but a lot of tables you can stand at, which we don't mind, just be prepared to stand if all the stools and chairs are occupied. Our favorite thing we tried was the Banh Mi cheesesteak sandwich. Sooo good! The lychee passion tea from Banh Mi boy was also amazing! We tried something from each of the places and loved everything. I'll definitely be back!

Took the family here while on vacation. Very welcoming. Food and baked goods were all delicious. Great variety of different drinks. Definitely would come back!

We heard about the hype and we came out to try mills market. We came on a Sunday afternoon, it was pretty busy, the lines were kinda long but it seems es to flow pretty quickly. Uni girls wait in like was like 10 minutes, so fairly quickly, ans the cashier was super nice. Kai Kai's line was much longer and took like 35 minutes to order. We got dumplings, wings singapore rice noodles They were really quick to have the food ready, it was a 10 minute wait. The reason why I didn't give a five star was because while we were waiting for our food at Kai Kai, we saw one of the lady's cooking on the Banh Mi boy blow her nose with her gloves on and didn't change them. We let one of the runners know discreetly and he went over and let her know to changer her gloves, which she did immediately. If you come here keep in mind that you may not get a table or stand to eat because tables are limited. Also they have fans running but the location doesn't have really cold AC.

Such a cute aesthetically appealing place. The food was good. I tried the wontons and they were delicious. Tried a Thai iced coffee and it was one of the best flavor mixes I've ever had , I will say there is more foam than iced coffee but it's definitely still worth the try. The passion fruit juice was delicious as well as the "shaved ice" was super sweet and good. They have little arcade area where you can use a claw machine and win little prizes. The workers are all very sweet. The prices are not bad at all. And the seating areas are also very appealing. It has a nice clean look.

Loved this concept! Looking for the rest of the stalls to open. This is very reminiscent of my time in Hong Kong... lots of options for meat eaters and vegetarians . The service at UniGirl was so friendly and helpful. Not only is it several food stalls, there's also snack items you can buy around the market. Seating is limited so you may want to avoid the lunch rush... parking at that time can be just as strenuous. Can't wait to visit again

The food amazing the rice is one of the best in Orlando also the pork was cooked perfectly enough fat and crispy was

I love the concept, and most of the vendors. So, it really pains me to leave a "mediocre" review. And why is that? This place is NOT big enough. But if it was just size alone against popularity, sure, we could bump this up to a 4. But the real problem? Lack of a strong enough AC. East End Market is a perfect example of what a combination food hall / boutique mall should look and operate like (minus the lack of parking - oh right, did I mention that issue here too)? When this place is packed (potential fire hazard btw), it is SEARING hot. It has made me reject wanting to ever go here. Let alone brave the parking. Let alone be packed like a can of sardines next to a stranger. Let alone just leave the comfort of my house at this point NGL. Yet instead of focusing more on infrastructure (I remember how it used to look when it was just Banh Mi Boy and the Vietnamese super market), the owners are dressing it up slightly and just packing the place with vendors. They should have enough money at this point to really renovate and expand if they want to make this place truly amazing, and give the place justice as much as the food is here. It's beyond me how they think they're going to have an indoor event here - there just isn't enough room unless they remove the jewelry store and expand to the other side of the supermarket that currently looks defunct and is the bathroom for Zaru. Fix it up boys - you're successful enough to not pinch pennies and to finish your overhaul of the property.

Great food! Excellent service, staff were friendly. The ambiance was very pleasant. Can't wait to come back.

This place is super super cute! I ordered a coffee with ube and it was outstanding. I would 100% order the same exact thing again. For food I ordered honey bbq chicken and rice which was very delicious. I liked how many options they have and how customizable the food was. Next time I would be interested in trying a dessert. They have a lot of cute and beautiful options. The service was very good and very fast. Will be back soon!!!!

Mills Market has such an incredible variety of food, there's truly something for everyone. Everything we tried was fresh, delicious, and made with care. Amazing spot we'll definitely be coming back to!!

Mills Market has some of the best Asian food around. The menu has a lot of great options, and the drinks are super flavorful. It's a chill spot for lunch or a casual date night--you can actually talk and enjoy the good music. It does get crowded on weekends and is a little pricey, but the food comes out fast and always hits the spot.

Great business. Small but with many relevant stands. We loved the bun and sandwich stores. Incredible customer service. Cool vibes. We'd love to go back.

If you're a local, heed my warning, the answer is NO. This is the smallest little "market" I've ever been to - overcrowded and hot. It's completely disgusting as well. There's litter EVERYWHERE and terrible potholes in the parking lot causing flooding. The parking lot is also awful - completely packed with people street parking and blocking you in. We got a strawberry sando, a mango rice pudding, some pink pineapple, and some java apples. The java apples literally had hair on them, like... human hair. From the packager. The strawberry sandwich bread was HARD. Completely stale. The filling was alright. I didn't get to try the mango rice pudding because I'm allergic to mango, but my sister said it was just alright, pretty basic. Not worth $8 for a little cup. The pink pineapple was standard. We also tried Unigirl, and I left a review on their personal Yelp but to sum it up, it was awful. Don't waste your time. Multiple people have said this was MID and it IS. Only a good time for asia-boos.