Upside on Moore

A fully renovated and revitalized food court that's more airy and modern than the sad old Rosslyn mall. We came here for the night market, lion dance, and the grand opening of Little Tiger Dumplings. We also bought chocolate at a stand in the "night market" (a small room consisting of 6 stalls mostly selling crafts). You scan the QR code on the table and they deliver food to the table. Very efficient. You can also eat at the counter and watch the chefs at work in the open kitchen.The scallion pancakes are the highlight of the Little Tiger Dumplings. Nicely presented on a plat that was leaf shaped. Thin and crispy. Love the pink pickled radish on the side.Their Teibei pork chop noodle which was delicious. Their dumplings are as tender as well! They have a small menu of Taiwanese bubble teas. Nice touch. Chocolates from Just Ron Chocolate were very unique: among the flavors were yuzu, blueberry and herb. Majestic lion dance and really fun. It was fully interactive (see my photos).

Very nice and cute little food court with a few different eating options, as well as a coffee shop, but a bit on the expensive side in my personal opinion. Also, in addition to not being open on weekends, some of the places close at different times. Although the food court itself closes at 9pm, according to the published hours, I was personally disappointed to see that the coffee shop closes at 5pm so I have to come back another time to try their coffee. I think this place should be open on weekends, even if for a shorter time, because I think people like to go out and eat on weekends as well. Otherwise, nice place overall.

I actually choked on the orange chicken because of how hard it is because it was overcooked. I think it would have been better if they cut them into smaller pieces. The rice was hard and undercooked as you notice there were solid pieces of rice grain. The egg roll is good. When I went to pay on the app, it rounded up without giving me a choice, so that's weird. Overall, the location is clean and staff is nice. While I will try other places in this food hall since they have a variety of other food places, I would skip this.

We came here with our rental car. First time here and the parking was weird to navigate - got lost in the stairs but eventually got to the street level and into the food hall.If you want take out, you order at the screens at the vendor. If you want to dine in, you find a table and order using the QR code. Tip well - they bring you water and your food!Stellina Pizza - Margherita pizza was so good! Pepperoni pizza was so good! Pepperoni pizza was a bit doughy and not very hot. The crust is somewhere between Detroit style and Sicilian.Kam & 46 - garlic shrimp over rice! Omg - so good! Order this and you'll be happy. Had a small side green salad and Mac salad. Reminds me of Giovanni's Shrimp Truck in Oahu. Such happy memories!We self validated at the main desk. Turns out it wasn't needed because the parking garages were open when we left!

This food hall is right by the Rosslyn metro. They validate parking after 6 pm on weekdays and all day on weekends. Since they just opened, managers were walking around making sure everything was okay. The servers seemed a bit confused, but they did just open. They have QR codes on the table. You use those to order from whichever vendor(s) you want and they bring the food to the table. Dumplings and cannoli were really good. The burger was good but I'm not the biggest fan of potato buns. Some items on the menus were slightly over priced. I would definitely go back!

Once the Assembly Food Hall is a rebranded food hall called Upside On Moore. Above the Rosslyn Metro, they offer free parking after 6 p.m. on weekdays even if you park before 6 p.m. Otherwise, find it through the glass doors right outside of the Rosslyn Metro exit. It's on the second floor with a rooftop terrace, lots of seating, bar seating, free wifi, murals, and outlets. It's a perfect place to work. The food options are superb. There's Lightning Coffee with a Spanish latte made with sweetened condensed milk. There's Ghostburger, Stellina Pizzeria, Laoban Dumplings, and more. It's open Monday-Friday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with happy hour from 3-5 p.m.

Was really excited to try the new rebranded food hall in Rosslyn: UPSIDE On Moore! A new food hall with plenty of diverse trendy options for food and drinks, I love the variety of options they offer here, ranging from American Burgers, Italian, Asian, and drink options with a Coffee Bar and a cocktail bar. The interior is spacious and modern, and the ordering system is really convenient: you sit wherever, scan a QR code attached to the table to order from your phone, and food runners will bring it out to your location! Keep an eye out for their Happy Hour Deals too, here's all I tried at my latest visit:KAM & 46:Kalua Pork Sisig Nachos Nakakalooka Fries Original Spam Musubi Stellina Pizzeria:Cacio & Pepe Margherita Pizza I really enjoyed the Kalua Pork Sisig Nachos, got them on a Happy Hour deal and it was delicious, great flavors on the pork and nacho chips. The Cacio & Pepe pasta was also tasty, cheese and black pepper flavors on al dente pasta, really good! The Margherita Pizza ingredients tasted pretty fresh, and the crust was nice, but I felt the flavors were lacking a bit in the sauce and cheese.The prices are also a bit on the higher side, given the location in Arlington it's inevitable I suppose, so definitely recommend checking out the Happy Hour deals. Overall though I'm glad this space has reopened, definitely a great place to grab food or just hang out in Arlington/Rosslyn.

Upside on Moore replaced the Assembly food hall that was here previously. Same concept though, you order food from one of the vendors using QR codes on your table. Good for small groups to get a meal together. You can order one tab for the table, or multiple tabs per person. I ordered the pesce pasta dish from Stellina which was delicious!

3.5 / 5I really want to like this food hall but there's something a bit off about it. It is confusing to find upside because of lack of signage when coming from certain directions. Once inside you need to go up another level from a newly renovated but empty floor. I do like the mix of vendors and the ability to order through kiosks. Unfortunately this means that most orders are packaged to-go by default which increases materials used, including plastic straws. I tried Kam+46 and was slightly disappointed. The drink was refreshingly bitter and sweet. The spam musubi is made to order but because the rice is warm the seaweed becomes chewy and soggy. The Mac salad is underdressed and underseasoned. This meal was nearly $20, which is steep for the amount of food and the lackluster delivery. I think it may be a result of their location though since I have visited their food truck in the past and everything was much better.

Loved visiting Assembly so was excited to see the new restaurants at the Upside. My Mom and I ordered from Kam and 46. We got Lumpia (this is regular sized, not Shanghai), Loco Moco, Pulehu Chicken, and Tropical Cake. Highly recommend the chicken and cake. The lumpia was good but tasted like a typing spring roll. You get 2 for $6.95. The Loco Moco was too salty and I prefer the version with hamburger and gravy. This had short ribs and very little sauce. The chicken was amazing! Fresh from the BBQ, it took longer than the other food but was worth the wait! The cake was also fabulous! It's a tiny piece but it's so flavorful that you don't need more than one for two people. The macaroni salad that comes with the dishes was perfect.Kam and 46 is a great addition to Rosslyn! I hope they change up their dishes periodically so we can try new things.