Hong Kong Plaza

18 reviews

+1 (626) 373-8018

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18414 Colima Rd

Rowland Heights, CA 91748

+1 (626) 373-8018

Hong Kong Plaza is a bustling shopping center situated in Rowland Heights, CA, offering a variety of retail stores, restaurants, and services to the local community.

With a diverse range of offerings, visitors can enjoy shopping for goods, dining at various restaurants, and accessing convenient services all in one convenient location.

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Net A.

10/20/2024

When I visit Rowland Hts .. this is shopping mall is my frequent stop to eat and go groceries! I usually visit HK2 Asian Grocery Store and always find good deals. In this shopping mall plaza are...

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Larry S.

7/2/2024

I came here with my daughter, and we ordered the pork knuckle which was delicious, but I took off a star because when I brought my daughter to pay, they'd don't acknowledge her at all, and when we...

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Becky L.

12/31/2022

Some how this plaza started going downhill fast even prior to the Pandemic. Not many stores inside the actual plaza out back behind all parking lanes even existed anymore. I still come here for...

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Pattamanan C.

3/7/2024

Hong Kong Market has vegetables, fruits, pork, chicken, and meat. It's OK. There's a lot of snacks. There's a lot of snacks. It's another market that can be used good for Asian people

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Daniel C.

3/31/2022

If they clean up the area and bring more business that would be much better place, I went inside the mall it only had one store/restaurant open, the outside have many restaurants and a market as...

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Hong Kong Fishball House

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"A nostalgic spot that offers great Taiwanese food, especially their fried intestines. It's definitely more of a casual stall (cash only) where you find your own seats in the outdoor seating area."