This is a nice food hall option. The space is open and airy, with a variety of seating available. There are some nice touches, like featured art, a piano, board games and activities, and signage featured upcoming events. Of course, a major draw is the food, and they have a good selection: hibachi, Korean fried chicken, pizza, Indian food, Mexican food, burgers, sushi, boba tea, and cheesecake. A nice sized parking lot is available. Unfortunately, it didn't seem as busy as it should be at peak lunch hour, when we visited. Hopefully, they are getting more traffic at other times, because it's a nice spot.

Finally stopped in for some bubble tea at the request of my kids and they give it a big thumbs up! Food options include Indian, Sushi, Ramen, 2 Korean restaurants (the Korean fried chicken is amazing, we were given some delicious samples, yea us) as well as a full bar, burgers and even a little live music on Halloween. We will probably be back this weekend to try a few places out for dinner.

I wasn't sure what to expect from this. I used to live up this way, and things have changed a lot. Tons of apartments, a good number of restaurants, and even a hardware store to kind of replace The Mill. And now this. Handy off New Albany Road, it's got a weird parking lot and several entrances. I guess that's efficient, but it's hard to know where to go in. Once inside, there are 8 or 10 small food stands (and a bar and a couple of shops.) There are several I like- Hoyo's is great at its other location- but I love Korean so I went to Seoul to Go. Each place has interesting stuff, and it's great to have something like this in the area, really in any area- not full restaurants, but many diverse cuisines, handy for a lot of people. Industrial but light and airy inside. Lots of tables and varied seating options. Everyone can get their own thing; you could even get food at one and drinks at another. (I almost did, since there was no pop at the Korean place.) Some odd negatives. I saw no communal places for napkins, straws, plasticware. Got some with my meal, but extra napkins someplace handy would be nice. Restrooms are tucked away and not very visible. If you come in the- front I guess?- there are some around a corner, and there is a sign. But if you come in the from the larger back lot, no signs, no clues. There did turn out to be two small ones up a middle, office-looking aisle. And several doors were broken. One long enough that they have semi-permanent signs. Others stick or squeak. Bad look when you're entering a "stylish" place. Still, I'd come back, for the convenience and variety. I know at least two of the food joints are great, and bet the others are too. I'd like to have something like this closer to me.

Bubbly hall is a cool place, it has a North Market feeling, but on a much smaller scale. There are a variety of foods to choose from and some of the offerings are a bit unique, which is cool for a place like New Albany. I found the restaurant/ table area to be a little loud, but I think that comes down to an open space that echoes. I'd say this place is a good one to try if you are looking for something different in New Albany.

Summer Field Lavender Lemon, Blueberry Puree, Lemonade Dennis Owner of Seoul Food On The Go was so sweet he offered these two suggestions #7 Mandu Pork Pan-fried Korean dumplings on a bed of shredded lettuce #8 Bulgogi Meatballs Korean BBQ Meatballs comes with rice and lettuce