Dynasty Centre

I come here mainly for the food court. The entrances are a bit narrow, or maybe I’m just not a great driver, so I think getting around in this mall is a little tight. (Well actually, all Asian malls tend to have tighter room for navigating around). Parking can be a little tough.
Inside this little plaza, there are many eateries, spas, little shops in the plaza. Inside Dynasty Center, you will find many little shops selling DVDs, antiques, etc, before you find the food court with 6 – 7 booths.
Of course, the center booth grabs most attention, called Great Fountain Fast Food that yells your number on a big microphone and is just LARGE with many many options. There is a place to the left of it which has also been there quite some time and sells bbq pork, roasted duck, chicken with rice or noodles type of dishes.
The other spots seem to open and close. I don’t come here often, but I do come on average 3 times a year and since Dynasty Center has opened.

If you’re familiar with Dynasty’s next door neighbor right across the street, ‘Dragon Centre’, then Dynasty Centre won’t be any much of a surprise.
Being slight larger than it’s next door neighbor, Dynasty Center, or what I really consider a plaza, has a lot of spas, and beauty parlours surrounding the outside. With my most favourite Food Jungle also in the same plaza. There also happens to be one restaurant that I’ve spotted but haven’t tried (yet), and a karaōke bar.
If you enter Dynasty center you will be met with a couple of small shops (dvds, jewelry etc) but the main highlite of Dynasty Centre would have to be the food! It’s your typical fast food court fest, but only there’s only roughly 4 – 5 food stalls to choose from.
In the center is the largest food stall which might actually catch your eye first, because they call out orders with a VERY loud microphone, which you could probably hear echoing through the halls upon entering the food court. I don’t remember the name of the place, but they’ve got some REALLY great food there!
There’s one that just opened recently, called Kitchen 68 (was just there earlier to pick up some fried rice), and I’ve been a huge fan of pretty much everything they make!
You can find great cheap food ranging from $ 3 – 9. And in large portions! Eat to your hearts content!