A lot of nice authentic vietnamese stores and food are available here. At night (every night) they have a lot of delicious street foods available right outside of it. Too many jewelry stores here in my opinion, but nice place to buy souvenirs, traditional clothing, Asian merchandise, kid toys, plants, and much more. They have a nice Buddhist statue area on second floor and a main stage area where they sometimes have lion dances or performances.

Today was my first time visiting this popular place. This is smaller than I imagined before. It looks like other typical Vietnamese shopping malls, nothing more, not worth the hype. They have plenty seats to rest on. Food court is limited, you don't have many options to choose and the foods have low ratings, so we decided to find a nearby restaurant for lunch (turned out that was a right decision) Parking is hard to find as well. I am located in San Jose, and I personally like our little Saigon Saigon more, which have better food and drink selections

This is a Vietnamese shopping mall. There is a food court inside. There is also a dim sum as well. You can come here for jewelry, Vietnamese traditional clothes, Chinese herbs and medicine, Asian beauty products, toys and Chinese decoration items. Parking can be a challenge, lots of people and cars in the parking lot.

01-15-2023 My family and I experienced Vietnamese new year celebration here. Lots of traditional things to see and enjoy: clothing, food, ao dai fashion show, etc. Best time to stroll around to enjoy all the colorful surroundings. The receptionist at Nep Cafe mentioned to me at night time, there are lots of food to savor along the mall. Chuc Mung Nam Moi!

Great place to casually waking around and eat Vietnamese cuisine. Many clothing shops. Prices are very reasonable and plenty of inventory. Plenty of quality jewelry stores on the first and second floors. Asian New Year is in full swing and lots of energy in the indoor Asian Garden Mall. Large parking in the rear of mall but tons of customers. Lots of fun visiting this mall.

The standard for all asian malls in America. Place is clean and well maintained. Plenty of jewelry stores in this place. In fact half of the second floor is dedicated to a jewelry mall. The floor activity was pretty brisk on a Friday. On display is a very large agate. I did notice a lot of stalls selling stuffed animals and Japanese related merchandise. It is time worth spent to make a stop here if you are interested in that stuff. There is altar to present offerings in front of the second floor escalator. Does not have much of a food court though. Parking lot is to the back of the building. The highlight of this place is the night market which starts at 7pm and ends at 11 pm Fri thru Sun. Ends on Sept 5. They have too many things availible to list, you can look at the pictures.

Why 5 stars even thou we are in a pandemic when most stores are closed inside? Because like any malls and businesses, this mall will flourish once again with fun laughter of shoppers, bustling footsteps, delicious food aroma from cafe and bakeries, and the night market happening on the weekend. It is a different ghostly experience but you will still feel the warm welcomes. Support these small businesses. Their masks are super cheap! Food are super good.

A very nice place to visit lots of Asian stuff. There are jewelry stores, restaurants, bakery and lots more to see. I would definitely come back if I am in the area.

Tết is not completed with them being there. Fun and good food, good people. Good way to remind traditional holiday

A lot of good vietnamese shops and food. I personally preferred the street food which started in the evening. I would recommend if you are visiting to skip meals during the day so you can try the smorgasbord of street food options, and bring a few friends so you can split each thing and try more. My personal favorites were the fried banana, papaya salad with beef jerky, and the grilled corn on the cob. But there are so many things to try and limited stomach space. Nice to walk around the mall and all the shopping stalls after you eat to walk off all those calories you will consume

The night market during the Summer weekends was really fun. Lots of Vietnamese street food. The price was not crazy expensive like carnivals. Vietnamese kabobs, pancakes, desserts, sugar cane drinks, charbroiled lobster, durian sticky rice, rolls, grilled squid, coconut milk escargots and more. My friend and I spent about $80 and we were so full and satisfied. Go early to avoid waiting in line for food. I'll definitely visit the night market every summer.

Vietnamese new year parade celeration. A must to visit. So much yummy food to try. the noise of firecrackers is every where. A must place to visit during The Asian new year celeration.

Good Vietnamese mall. This reminds me of the 90s mall in Vietnam back then. From the mall structure to the stalls. Kind of nostalgic! But parking can be difficult. There’s plenty of lots but there are more customers.

The mall has so much Vietnamese influence! You can try Vietnamese food and shop for cute toys, jewelry, clothes, bags, etc, Theres parking in the front and along the side.

Visiting this mall from Louisiana. I can definitely say this is a great mall that must be discovered! The Vietnamese tradition and stores inside are all wonderful. Definitely a great place for fun, food, and family! Would definitely recommend anyone to visit here, won’t be disappointed!

Came here for the Little Saigon Night Market but spent a lot of time inside the mall itself. There are many little shops and vendors for everyone - from medicinal shops to clothing and toys shops. We also had some Vietnamese food from the restaurants downstairs - the sugarcane juice and pandan waffle were a highlight. The night market is on Friday, Saturday, and Sundays from 7pm-11pm in the summer. It was a fun experience for the family and worth the drive.

Kinda like shopping in Vietnam. Be sure to check out their night market on weekends and Fridays. It’s really hot inside and some vendors are closed. But you can get Vietnamese snacks, pajamas, jewellery, etc.

Posting pictures of the Asian garden mall right before Tet, Vietnamese new year. Festivities are going on right now, though the shops inside don’t stay open as late as the outside booths. Parking is super tight, if you don’t mind walking, park in the back of the mall along the street.

Traditional Vietnam shopping mall. You can find cloth ,jewelry ,things for decoration in Vietnam culture .Even thought they have a huge parking but in weekend it's too hard to have car park

One of my go to mall. Lots of food stall inside . I love the Hongkong Style Dimsum 261 in particular. This is the place where you can hang out the whole day.

Only one reason I love this mall. Purchase Gold, and Gold maintenance/ cleaning

Parking is always a challenge at this mall even on a weekday. I spent couple of hours shopping for Christmas gifts and ate some dim sum. The food was ok, not very fresh, a bit pricey. I mostly enjoyed shopping for jewelry, watch out for some overseas vendors. Price keep changing from store to store. Don’t be afraid to bargain. Have fun and Merry Christmas 🎄🎁

At Asian Garden Mall you have a lot of selection of stores to see from jewelry to bakery and everything in between

I trust asian , I want to learn more about products .

Many shops with amazing selections on everything that anyone might be looking for, especially jewelry.

Tet market food, small traders set up tents and can't sell it all, so leave it and sell it to unsatisfied customers. Don't let it become the second Phu Quoc.

A Cultural Gem with Endless Discoveries Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Visiting the Asian Garden Mall was an immersive experience that transported me to a vibrant world of cultural richness and commercial diversity. Right from the entrance, I was greeted by an architectural style that speaks volumes of its cultural heritage. The array of shops inside is astonishing, offering everything from unique ethnic clothing and intricate jewelry to a variety of household goods that are hard to find elsewhere. Each store showcases its own specialty, making the shopping experience an endless journey of discovery. What impressed me the most was the food court, a haven for food lovers like myself. The variety of authentic Asian cuisines available was simply overwhelming, and every dish I tried was bursting with flavors that seemed to tell its own story. Beyond shopping and dining, the mall hosts several cultural events, providing a platform for community gatherings and celebrations. It was delightful to see traditions being kept alive and shared so passionately. The atmosphere is very welcoming, with shop owners and staff always ready to share insights about their products or just have a friendly chat. Their warmth really added to the overall experience. In terms of facilities, the mall is well-maintained, clean, and organized, considering the vast number of visitors it accommodates. There's something for everyone here, making it a perfect destination for families, tourists, or anyone looking to explore or relive the nuances of Asian culture. I left the Asian Garden Mall with a heart full of joy and bags full of treasures, counting the days until I can return to this wonderful epicenter of culture, commerce, and community. Highly recommended for anyone seeking an unforgettable cultural excursion!

The must-see place in little Saigon. They sell Jewelry, food (street food), clothes (Ao dai),… everything makes you feel like in Viet Nam. In the summer, they have night market with lots of yummy food every weekend

If you love the Asian culture. Your going to love this place ! It’s big and has lots of great stuff ! I enjoy coming here ! The food is great ! Great variety of jewelry. Toys candy chocolate chips. Bags and sunglasses. ! Come on down her and enjoy 😊!

I went there for the night market and it was good. I got to say the quality of foods has gone down. I think vendors are not making effort to make their drinks like Boba and sugar cane juice as they use to. Some foods are bland like corn, papaya salad, and chicken sticks. It gets real crowded and difficult to find a place to eat. But there's live band and music is very loud. But cool idea to have a night market.

Always fun to come when the new year festivals are happening. Come early it gets packed lots of traffic. Bring cash. Everyone is super friendly some shops give samples as well.

Lots of jewelry stores in there. There few shops for souvenirs, toys, and clothings. It also has shrine of deities for praying. There were few food stalls on the first floor with authentic Vietnamese cuisines.

Very Festival during celebration of the Lunar New Year. You will hate the congestion and headache of looking for a parking space. Be smart and park on the back street, and a little walk won't hurt you. Be thankful fir this quick tip! Lots of shops, music, karoke, and dragon dance.

A nice place to take the family for a stroll. Lots of food and drinks option at the food court. They have 2 story of shops from toys to Rolex watch.

we were shopping there and lots of food options and drinks. The Dim Sum was very good!!

The parking was some of the cons, it gets very busy on Saturday and sundays when most people have days off… better park away from the mall if you’re into walking.. they have lots of Good shops, they got a bakery in there as well, delicious sandwiches and lots of Asian food at the food court. They have a jewelry store, anime shops, stuffed animal vendor is present as well..

Every store has a nice and chill cashier by the way. A nice mall when I was a kid. Overall rating: 8.1/10