Von Karman Plaza - Shopping mall in Irvine - 16585 Von Karman Ave, USA

I had to contact the Property Management company (Schnitzer Properties) due to the influx of homeless that have set up camp here. It's sad that they allow this to happen here....even with their "security service" just rolling right by. If you allow homeless to invade this area, customers will stop coming, and businesses will close. One person set up their tent on the handicap access walkway going up to The Habit Burger. Sad.

I've always loved coming to this plaza. The people are friendly and workers in this area are very helpful?

I had an issue with the return desk and asked for the manager on duty. Date: 11/29/23 The manager on duty was dumb struck when I explained how I was treated by two clerks at the return desk. He asked if I would be okay with a gift card.... I replied yes. He went to a register and within 3 minutes I was on my way to shop. I'd spent $160 in the store the previous day..... causing a $10 return. Afterwards, I proceeded to spend another $80 in the store after the manager corrected the mistreatment I'd received. I was going to walk out.... the manager effectively got me spend more money in his store.

This shopping mall is actually not too bad. It's got the big box store of Walmart and Jo-Ann's, it's got a great grocery fish store, and a few eating places as well. There are some other businesses there that I have not had the need to visit as of yet. There is plenty of parking as well as quite a few handicap spots for those of us who need that extra room.

Very nice collection of business and walkable from nearby hotels. Parking can be difficult to find during weekends and holidays. It's a small parking lot.

If you go to the Walmart in Santa Ana you will see the immigrants from Latin America. At the Walmart at the plaza you will see European. Better experience. Better Starbucks. Happier.

The new design is cool. I CANNOT stand the new kiosks. I go into a location for interactions. Not to stare at a screen & never talk to someone.

Seafood City Supermarket. This is the place to go if you happen to have a craving for Filipino food. There's a Jollibee, Red Ribbon, Valerio's Bakery and Grill City inside. In addition you can shop for groceries, fresh seafood, poultry, meat, fruits and vegetables. In the fresh meat section you can also get your seafood fried for FREE. If you're looking for those Filipino food staples or snacks, this is where you can find them--shrimp chips, chicharron, banana sauce, Skyflake crackers, patis (fish sauce), etc. The employees are friendly, the store is clean and service is pretty quick...unless the lines are long with customers.