Crossroads Mall Food Court

Great variety of restaurants, consistently good food and service, ample seating available.

This food court is as much a destination for folks as the mall itself (probably more so). There are a variety of ethnic cuisines, most of it Asian, to serve the demographic around Bellevue. tThis time, we got to experience the free live music on Saturday and Sunday, playing on the Market Stage. We especially enjoyed the Jazz trio on Saturday night, with a very mixed group of different ages and backgrounds. There is dedicated seating via folding chairs, close to the stage. But anybody sitting in the food hall, enjoying food from the many stores surrounding the courtyard, could listen and see the performance.It was one of the more enjoyable Saturday evenings I've had in a while, and a lot of it was attributable to the environment. Much thanks.

Crossroads Mall was one of my favorite malls I've been to in over a decade. It reminds me of all of the malls I grew up with, but it's filled with stores I'll actually be excited to shop at. Bookstores, Joann fabrics, old navy, pottery painting, and then the food court full of options. This food court is a very easy place to take a big group of people, and all order different things. There's also a community performance space right near the food space! What a cool place!

It had been over a year since I'd been to Crossroads since I don't live in the area but I met a friend here for lunch and we opted to eat at the food court so that we could get what we wanted. The place has really changed since the last time I was here. It seems a lot bigger with more options. It was clean and easy to get around, which I appreciated. I opted for Papazzi Pizzeria (which I will review in a separate review) and my friend had fish and chips at the Grill and Burgers. My pizza was okay and I appreciated the service, but next time I will opt for a different restaurant. There were lots of places to sit and I liked that the tables were spaced far enough apart that you weren't eavesdropping on someone else's conversation.

First time to Crossroad Mall. I am surprised how big the food court is here. On top, there are so much options. It also seems like the food served here are at the bigger portion end. I need to come back again for sure Definitely so much options to choose from. The food court also look very busy/ popular.

You HAVE to take friends, family, and loved ones to this food court-- it's no ordinary food court with commercialized franchise like Panda Express or subway. Instead it's an actual melting pot with food from all around the world-- Indian, Mexican, Vietnamese, Hawaiian, Japanese, Korean, Mediterranean, Italian, Chinese (the list goes on). My husband and I often come here and try different foods. Today, I ordered from Vietnamese stall and ordered tofu and vegetable noodles which is all vegan if you order with soy sauce instead of fish sauce-- I love the pickled vegetables, herbs, on top of the flavorful tofu in this dish! The serving size was generous. Right across the Vietnamese stall is an Indian stall which is where my husband ordered from-- he loved the Tikka Masala and what he calls "balls of goodness" aka gulab jamun. It is self service so make sure to toss your food bits in the trash and stash away your tray and plates! Other than that, they sometimes have a band or musicians playing at the stage so you can listen to good music and vibe while enjoying your food! My cravings for Vietnamese food and Indian food are often satisfied here.

This may be one of the biggest food courts I've seen, at least indoors and part of a shopping center and not a connecting mall. If you're needing a break from business or shopping, there really isn't a shortage of options here.So, what are some of these many options at Crossroads food court? Quite a bit as it turns out. You got Laotian and hot pot, Boba, Korean BBQ, Indian, Mediterranean, Sushi, Mexican food and much more. You could come shopping here with your family and if everyone likes different things. Everyone will have choices here of quite a diverse selection of 'ethnic' cuisines.It is a food court after all, so it won't necessarily be a cushy or intimate sit-down restaurant. I'd imagine this is a great place to come if you work in the area, perhaps the Crossroads itself. You could eat at a handful of these restaurants and still have a bunch of choices to choose from. I came here for Sushi J and glad as I otherwise wouldn't have had an immediate reason to come this way.Even if the food court proper isn't what you're looking for either because it's indoors or you need something a bit faster there are options in the surrounding area, including a relatively newly, opened Dick's drive up. So, if you're looking for a bunch of food choices whether you're specifically going to Crossroads or not. It's here and with variety.

How I heard of this place: We were in Bellevue for a gathering at the Baha'i Center on 6 June 2018 and agreed to meet friends at the Food Court for a bite to eat beforehand. Type of cuisine: Varied, diverse and a testament to offering a variety of cuisines to satisfy all tastebuds in a mall. Ambiance: A mall not unlike any other, with nothing noteworthy, yet nothing particularly off-putting either. Throughout the mall, however, the foods seemed to take precedence over the shops, as people came from every corner to eat at one of the local eateries inside. What I ordered: Island Grill BBQ for my husband, and a Mediterannean Grill for me.What I loved: Tasty chickpeas, a fresh salad and flaky crust. Tender, well marinated beef, perfectly crisped exterior to the fries. Why I loved it: The food was fast, yet made with quality and nicely presented. Cost: Low to average

To reviewers that give 2 or 3 stars for this venue - I am really sorry that you did not get to live the 90s spending time at this mall. Crossroads mall was never the coolest mall or anything even back then but it was one of those malls where kids would get dropped off, eat from one of many food court restaurants, play chess and Magic Cards, and catch a movie! This food court had it all! In fact, when I last visited, it has been expanded even more and you can pretty much find any cuisine here. Maybe this is just me being selfish but I really wish and hope that this place stays the way it is. Every time I visit, it brings back so much nostalgia and memories. I remember eating pizza with my friends before going to see Contact (with Jodie Foster in it!) at the movie theatre. I also remember when the Korean restaurant first came in back in the mid 90s and how I remember thinking it was not very authentic haha. Good times!

Honestly one of my fave food courts. It's always clean and plenty of seating. In the summer when it gets warmer and you don't have AC, this is a wonderful option for dinner for the family. Trust me I know. So many options, Lao, Korean, Indian, Thai, Vietnamese, Greek, European, Island Inspired aka Hawaiin Fusion dishes, and things like pizza, burgers, ice cream, mochi donuts and Korean dogs. Also one of my most fave places for affordable sushi is here too. It's truly a great option because everyone in the family can pick and choose what they want, so it's a win win for everyone.And when you're done, you could go walk around the shopping center or go to QFC for groceries.