Pacific Plaza is a mixed-bag experience for visitors. The outdoor area is described as "dirty, messy, and poor," with uneven ground, litter, and narrow parking spaces. However, the food court within offers a variety of delicious and affordable Chinese cuisines, particularly the Shanghai-style dishes such as Sheng Jian Bao (pork-filled dumplings), big wonton soup, and Chow Niangow (stir-fried rice cake). One standout restaurant is MIAN, which receives praise, though the overall atmosphere of the plaza is noted as "very noisy."
The ground is uneven, litter is everywhere, and the parking space is too narrow. When I got home, I saw two more holes on the side of the car. It can be summed up in one word: "dirty, messy, and poor."
January 2025
There is a Shanghai snack restaurant called Nanbowan in the original Shilin Night Market food stalls in Pacific Plaza. It tastes good and the price is very affordable. It is very suitable for ordering a set meal to try when people shopping nearby or businessmen passing by.
