The mall encompasses several restaurants spread across the first, second, and third floors, including popular chains like KFC, McDonald's, and Tam Jai, among others. Additionally, there are a few smaller stores in the mall that tend to attract fewer visitors, as most people primarily come for the dining options. The mall also features a spacious bus terminal and convenient access to the nearby MTR station. During lunch hours, the mall experiences significant crowding as it is located beneath two office towers comprising over 10 floors of office spaces. However, the atmosphere tends to quiet down during dinner time. Regrettably, the mall's layout leaves much to be desired. It has three main entrances: one next to the MTR station, another on one side of the mall, and the third on the opposite side. If you enter from the second or third side, finding the restaurants can be confusing, as you need to walk forward for a few minutes and then turn left before reaching the main part of the mall. The layout of the third floor is particularly problematic. While escalators lead up to the 3rd floor, there are no escalators or clearly labeled stairs for descending. The staircase that does exist is located quite far back and is not easily noticeable. Consequently, the only option for going down is to rely on the elevator, which often entails a long wait due to its heavy usage by office workers on the floors above. The elevator tends to be consistently full when it arrives at the 3rd floor. One workaround I've discovered to quickly reach the 2nd floor from the 3rd is to use the staircase located within the McDonald's on the 3rd floor. However, exercise caution when using these stairs, as they can be slightly narrow and steep.

Has good restaurants and Lai Chi Kok metro exit directly opens to the mall entrance. Has a bus stop just in front of the plaza.

It's a nice business center and just next to lok chai mtr station.

Really do not like the set up. There are places to eat and a few stores

Complex arcade consist of various shops such as fast food and Chinese restaurants, banking service, medical clinic, toys and stationery, photo printing etc. Wheelchair friendly facilities (restroom and elevator) are available. MTR station and bus terminus is underneath the mall.

Glorious Seafood Restaurant offers a wide variety of dim sum! Prices are inexpensive, service is fast , and most importantly, the food is great!

If you have plenty of time, go and have a walk there. You may get some results.

All for Big stomach at Convenient location

Good place for having lunch with lots of restaurants to choose from.

An old mall with renewed shops, mainly Taiwan style eateries, gifts. Workers in the area will come to this place for lunch. Very accessible from Lai Chi Kok MTR. ATMs and things you need all at once.

Extremely claustrophobic due to low ceilings that are illegal in other countries.

Worth a visit. Don't miss it.

A looks-more-nice shopping mall in an old commercial building area. It has: Two Chinese cuisines McDonald KFC Cafe de Carol And some shops selling daily groceries like Mannings and Watsons and some small shops.

Friendly and efficient staffs. Speak and understand English. Fried chickebs are delicious but sometimes there are none fragments which can get in between your teeth or throat. Burger is awesome and cheap.

Needing for revonation with modernizing facilities. Good location with convenience traffic facilities like bus stop, terminal and Subway.

It comprises of a shopping mall at the lower floors with the upper floors occupied by offices. The mall is relatively clean but there isn't a lot of shopping options available. It serves mainly the people nearby. There is a bus terminus at the ground floor.

Many restaurant choices and super convenient location. MTR Exit A brings you right here!

Nice place and there's a food court in 2nd floor you can choose many restaurants