Century City Mall Food Court

This place was right next to our hotel and I was really fortunate for that. With all the options it really gave us a lot of options to choose from for a quick bite. Also a lot of diverse options as well.

Food is pretty good overall. I usually get Greek, Mediterranean or ramen. Since they are going thru renovations right now, is not as busy as it used to be. When the food court is really busy and there are no tables available, the dirty plates just sit there until you flag down someone to take them. We’ve catched a couple of workers looking at tables needing cleaning/​removal of plates and they quickly look the other way. Not cool.

I’m not a big mall food court person, but one is nice. There are different food options that look interesting, not just the standard fast food chains. The area is bright and welcoming, and the outdoor patio is a good place to catch some sun and bring your dog.

I ate at Fatburger today… Worst experience of my life. They fucked up my order and the service was horrible. The cashier acted like she’d eaten a pound of quaaludes and she was having trouble staying alive. The food was okay.

Great food, but tables can be pretty hard to find. I love the Panda Express and the Persian restraunts.

Came here over the weekend to grab some dinner before a movie — very hit and miss, but overall some great options! All About the Bread is delicious — I went for The Godfather with the works and was in heaven! My friend got a hot stone bowl from Bibigo and it was so much food. They were out of mushrooms which was a bummer, but it still looked and tasted amazing. +$ 1 for a fried egg makes all the difference, I definitely have to come back and try this place. My only complaint was seating — it can get crowded, especially if it’s a bit too cold to sit outside, and it can make finding a table for a larger party a little difficult. Overall this place is great, and super convenient for a pre or post-​movie meal.

One of the cleanest and best food courts EVER! There are so many choices to choose from I had to go around the food court around ten times to decide what to eat. I had to buy food from a few different places and pig out!

Fatburger, bibigo, Mr Pizza, Take A Bao, Massis Kabob, Chipotle, Big Fat Pita, Nibi Phở Bistro, Ajisen Ramen, The Juicy Bird, Seiki Shi Sushi and Coral Tree Express

As far as food courts goes, this one doesn’t really feel like one. Its clean, and fancylike. Not necessarily date fancy, but not a horrible place to spend after shopping for a bit.

Surprisingly large selection with a lot of diverse cuisines makes me really appreciate the Century City Mall Food Court. Most food courts have your typical fast food joints and that’s it. But this place really has some niche places alongside your favorites. How many places have ramen, kabob and sandwiches all in the same place? Not many, my friends, not many. Now, do these rare cuisines mean higher prices? Yes. But you’re in Century City, so let’s not be surprised now.
Tons of seating everywhere– whether you want to be outside or inside. Plenty of people watching to be had.

Great food courtttttt!
I love Bibigo (it is seriously soooo good and filling! Like seriously a big meal and I swear I am not just saying that), Chipotle and Take a Bao… mayen Fatburger if I am feeling fatty haha.
Aijisen is good as well but I always take these food items to-​go so I don’t ever order there.
Everything else I have never tried or am not too interested in trying just because I already like the places I go to!

When it comes to food courts this is really one of the better ones.
I had to come here a few times just to get to try everything I wanted.
While they do have a few chain restaurant options, I was interested in the ones you can’t find anywhere else, kebabs, bibimbap, baos, it’s best to come with a few people and share things from different places.
Very clean and well maintained, I wish they had a better set up for the trash though, not many cans and nowhere to put your trays.
Better than the mall itself and worth a stop if you are in the area shopping.

For a food court, it’s pretty decent. A few options and lots of space, but they are not exactly the cheapest options. Expect to spend anywhere from $ 15 – 20 on a «fast» lunch. Very limited seating instead so I always end up outside on the deck, where there is more seating and usually live music. I work in the area so I eat here at least once or twice a week, but I don’t really find myself craving anything here.

There’s are some nice food places here. I like Bibigo the best here. This food count need more tables and chairs. It’s so hard to find seats. Some people who are not eating are taking up tables.
The staff are very good about clearing the tables.

I’m pleasantly surprised by the quality of phở in the food court. Phở nibi has authentic egg rolls using rice paper rolls instead of the typical Chinese egg roll skin. I only know a couple of places that still use authentic Vietnamese egg roll skin around here. As for the phở, the phở broth is light and not laden with msg. my mouth didn’t feel cotton mouth –y like it does after other phos. Meat was thick cut and they served a generous amount of it. The only complaint is that we ordered balls with it but they forgot.

They provide a huge selection of food, but everything is a bit pricey :/​. I’ve been to Bibigo, Massis Kabob, Fat Pita, Panda Express, Nibi Phở Bistro, Chipotle, and Ajisen Ramen. I like Massis Kabob, Bibigo, and Fat Pita the most.
Bibigo — Love their healthy ingredients (such as the black rice, veggies, etc.), but dislike how they raised the prices between a regular bowl and a hot-​stone bowl (hot-​stone is a $ 1.00 extra :().
Massis Kabob — I love their long basmati rice, chicken breast kabob, and chicken khoubidoh. The sauce they have on the side are also very delicious and really packs the meal with flavor!
Fat Pita — I love their gyros when I order it with wheat pita, hummus, and tahini sauce.
Panda Express — What you expect from Panda
Chipotle — What you expect from Chipotle, except pricier.
Nibi Phở Bistro — The phở and springs rolls both lacked a lot of flavor, and I would probably only get this when I am really craving phở.
Ajisen Ramen — They use the same broth for every ramen they have (they just add different things to make the ramen taste slightly different). I’ve already made a review about this place, and overall this place is just a-​okay.

This food court has great variety and in a lovely location. Extremely convenient for nearby businesses, and great for a quick bite while shopping or seeing a film.
Cuisine includes: Burgers, Pizza, Sushi, Ramen, Phở, Chipotle, Salads, Soups and Sandwiches, Chicken, Chinese, Bao, Kabob/​Mediterranean, and a grilled cheese place here for a limited time!
4 Star for these reasons:
Cons:
— Seating can be hard to find, especially at lunch.
— I’ve had some not great experiences regarding hospitality, specifically at Joe’s pizza, which I refuse to return to.
— Some of these places are not AMAZING, like the Juicy Bird which lacks consistency, and th
Pros:
— Lovely outdoor patio with live music
— Again, huge variety of food with something for everyone and relatively short wait times
— Very clean — they have a cleaning staff to collect dishes from tables and wipe them down regardless of where you got your food.

This is a great food court with a huge variety of options. It might be the best food court for fast food that I’ve seen at a mall. Anyway, they have some standard fare and the usual suspects, but also there are some different choices that most will not see in the average mall food court, such as Take a Bao and Bibigo.
It’s nice to have some different and interesting choices if you want or need to grab and quick bite!

Amazing selection of choices in the most chicest of locations!
From sushi to bao, ramen, burritos, kabobs gyros, pizza, chinese and burgers. There’s soups and sandwiches, chicken fried or rotisserie, and a juice bar too.
You can sit indoors or outdoors and let time pass away as your waistline expands!

Writing about shopping mall food court food is somewhat uncharted territory for me but I have to give a shout out to this place as the food, ambiance and experience was wonderful. I am comforted by the fact that I see so many others that share my POV.
Clean, comfortable, contemporary indoor and outdoor seating allows you to bask in sunshine while eating. There is a nice contemporary group of food court favorites. All the millennial generation food trend points were present, fresh, natural, additive free ingredients, global choices, participation and customization of the offering and delicious food.
They have Mexican, Chinese, middle eastern, Greek, Brazilian, Japanese, bakery etc. Ironically though I didn’t see a custom salad place.
We ordered from a middle eastern place with some of the best tomato/​cucumber tabouleh, Ikram (eggplant salad with garlic, tomato etc) salads and marinated grilled meats I’ve eaten in recent memory. Lots of healthy drink options as well.
I understand that Mall management made a conscious effort to upgrade the food court quality and experience and they have succeeded.

What I did like about this place is the insane terrace located on the rooftop. Definitely one of the best places to chill.
The food is ok as there are a chain of fast food restaurants. I went for the kebab with rice, which was good enough.