Rye Ridge Shopping Center — Attraction in Town of Rye

Stopped at Buddah Asian Bistro for early dinner before an appointment that was rinning late. The service was friendly and well timed. Prices were surprisingly steep. I ordered 1 sushi roll which was much blander than I expected. While I usually like a little wasabi with my sushi, this one NEEDED it for flavor. I also ordered a hibachi combo with beef, chicken, shrimp and lobster. They do not cook it at the table but it was served very nicely on a sectioned plate with lomein type noodles and white rice as ordered. It was very tasty even though they did not provide soy or hoisin sauce or ginger sauce for dipping. Perhaps if I'd asked but I didn't have time since I got a call that my associate had arrived for our meetin (elsewhere). I had it packed up to go. As is almost always the case, when I got to eat it later that evening it wasn't nearly as good. The food, especially thr meats, had dried out some and lost flavor. It would have been much better had I been able to eat it at...

The worst experience in a supermarket i have ever been to. The employees follow you all throughout the store doesn't even allow you to shop comfortably. The prices are extremely higher than most super markets. $1 off is the most you will get if there is a sale. Then on top of that I got denied a EBT food snaps card at the front. Where the people told me that Ebt cards are not accepted at their supermarket. The two employees in the front of the store was not friendly once they saw i wasn't paying with cash. The manager was the one who made me feel very uncomfortable and was talking very loud to me at the register stating that they won't accept the payment. They didn't even check my card to see if it would go through. I would of payed with cash if I wasn't treated so rudely.

Then I found out on the website EBT is accepted that this location. They are just making their own rules at this place. The staff should be...

Very confusing parking structure and layout. No pandandlers. Pretty clean. I think there are some neat things there if you can figure the maze out. The best neurologist in Westchester is there. To be honest, that's all I go there for. I don't remember any shop or even if there was a restaurant. I'm not a mandate person, I go elsewhere. There's a few handicap parking spots which are convenient. The place has potential. I'm sure the pandemic and the new unelected governess/wannabe-Queen have done torrential damage to any business there, especially those that help out people's health, but New Yorkers aren't her or local leadership's priority. Connecticut is 10 min away with less sales tax and currently...