The Eden Center in Falls Church, VA is a sprawling Asian center with over 120 stores. It is the first Asian market in northern Virginia. Once known as the Plaza Seven Shopping Center, the mall changed its name to the Eden Center in 1984. In 1996, the mall was renovated and 32,400 sq ft of addition space was used to create an area called Saigon West.
The Eden Center Clock Tower puts a smile of remembrance of the faces of guests from Saigon: the clock is a replica of one that sits in downtown Saigon.
Variety at the Eden Center
The wide variety of stores is what draws large crowds each weekend. Guests both young and old enjoy wandering through the mall, checking out the names and contents of each store. Specialty stores cater to the needs and wants of the Asian community. Of course, no mall would be complete without popular culture. Young people will still be able to purchase clothes, music and games from popular vendors. The variety of stores needs to be seen to be truly appreciated.
The Lion Arch - the gateway entrance off Wilson Blvd - honors the Chinese and Vietnamese cultures reflected within the mall.
Parking in the Eden Center is free every day. Handicapped parking is available.
Guests planning a visit might enjoy stopping by Eden Center's online pages. A detailed map of all the stores is available, and can be used as a handy guide when shopping such a large area.
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