yk's Trip Report - Frozen in San Francisco, May 2009
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abranz, it didn't become Westfield Centre until the expansion. It wasn't originally owned or developed by Westfield - it was owned and developed by Sheldon Gordon and then sold to Forest City enterprieses, another shopping center developer, and then sold to Westfield.
cpg, I don't remember what yk said about Dublin, but you would have no reason in the world to go there. It's just a far-distant suburb of San Francisco. Think car dealers, office parks, and chain stores.
cpg, I don't remember what yk said about Dublin, but you would have no reason in the world to go there. It's just a far-distant suburb of San Francisco. Think car dealers, office parks, and chain stores.
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Yup, I agree there's no reason to head out to Pleasanton/Dublin. The reason I went was because my relatives live out there, and the Koi Gardens is a convenient Chinese restaurant nearby (with very good food). The Koi empire has a much larger restaurant in Daly City called Koi Palace. I hear that place is ridiculously popular, and dim sum is very good there too.
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