Great place to connect to find items that connect yourself to the Chinese culture. There are…read moreChinese movies, books, music and calligraphy tools. I would recommend this place to the community of Chinese elderly who have trouble finding things to entertain themselves because they aren't familiar with English.

Not to be confused with GBH video, which can cause Grievous Bodily Harm…read more Offering a wide range of imported and bootleg Asian videos and entertainment, which is great for the immigrant communities around here to whom these kinds of things will make them feel closer to home and more in touch with where they came from. Prices are good and Barbi looks great here.

If you like Chinese cd and dvds this the place you should go if you want to buy those things. The…read morelady who working at the front was really nice.

When Barbie steps on my foot in those deadly stripper heels of hers, I get a funny look on my face…read more I'm not smiling. I'm winseng. This is a really cute gift store in Chinatown Houston that has a little bit of everything. It's in Chinatown so it has an Asian flavor to it but it really is a little bit of everything and really exciting and awesome. One of my fave places to check out in Chinatown for randomness shopping, as we call it.

I was shopping for trinkets at my Korean themed meet up last month. I couldn't believe there was no…read moresuch gift store in Koreatown (Spring Branch) near Super Hmart. I came to Eve Pink II to find cute little things. My audience was more mature than usual K-pop fans. I found Molang Pen to give away. Reasonable price. I also looked at other merchandise which young people gathered in groups giggling. There are boxes above the shelves got a sign to say "don't open". I asked about those, "why not?" A cashier told me that they were lights ticks for concerts. Ah, ok. I was pointed to a sign "No return. No exchange. All sales final" when I was paying. I just wished they had scratch papers for pen testing.

I was looking at their website ordering, placed and order online for pickup from this location…read more Location was very easy to find inside of the H-mart. A couple customers in the store but the Team Member was very professional and quick. Just asked for order number and gave me the order very fast. Great Service, Store was very well stocked and organized.

[This review is specifically for their online shopping experience. I have not been to the physical…read morestore in Houston yet.] I have ordered SEVERAL albums from this store now and I haven't had any problems. They are mostly good condition considering they use bubble wrap. One of my albums had a slight dent, but not too damaged. During Labor Day, they had a 60% off sale on all GOT7 albums! So I definitely took advantage and ordered a few. Each sale item came with POBs as well! None for GOT7, but I was able to choose from Appmus POBs that they had for Stray Kids and STAYC.

Amazing place, you can easily see each group's album choices, helpful staff they're also very…read morenice!, all albums are regular price, love the events they host definitely recommend coming here! (This comes from a 12 yr kpop Stan )

I love this place, prices are great and CDs, DVDs and Cassette are huge selection in the shelves…read more I would recommend to visit for the next trip.

Don't know why the managers kick me out for no reason! I was about to buy something they decided to…read morekick me out! Don't go to this store! There are better Vietnamese stores that sell dvds! This store showed poor customer service!

National Culture is a unique gift shop in the center of Chinatown. I could almost call it a Chinese…read morebookstore. The same owner operates this store and Contracted Postal Unit (aka USPS) at the same location. It's not an usual gift shop. They sell high-end merchandise at a discount. I briefly chatted with the owner about how they operate. They are art finders to help their regulars to find stuff in China and bring them back and extra items to sell at the store. This was why I love browsing here after I drop off my mail. I love the large print story books and framed paintings reproductions. If I had a house, I'd gather these beautiful things to make my room like a Qing Dynasty palace. If you are not familiar with the location, it's easy to find them. National Culture is on the second floor of Bellaire Medical Plaza. It opens 9 am to 6 pm daily except Sunday. Staff is friendly. It's best to tell them what you're looking for and they will direct you.

If you love Hello Kitty and her friends then this is your spot…read more Stopped in prior to official opening and it was clean and organized. Plushies, bags, stationery, stickers, collectibles, snacks, candies, car accessories, shirts, tons of stuff you'd expect to see in store like this. The staff were young and spent most of the time chatting with each other as expected. Def a place for people who like HK and her friends.

I was excited that a new Miniso opened in Chinatown. It's within a shopping complex with a big…read moresized parking lot and close to several restaurants and dessert places so you can shop and eat. The store is a good size with lots of cute merch like Sanrio, Disney, Barbie and Carebears. The grand opening went well and the staff were very friendly. The selfie kiosk was very fun! The prices are pretty decent considering the licensed merch but the blind boxes are pricey. I notice a lot of the same items from last summer when I visited other stores so I'm hoping there will be more variety.

You don't have to be a literary genius to appreciate Half Price Books. If reading makes up any part…read moreof your day, which it should, this location and the broader chain are an indispensable part your day. Reading, to me, is like eating. You can't live without it. Thankfully, Texans have the great grocer HEB for food and HPB to feed the mind.

It's just ok. I preferred the half price books in rice village. This HPB doesn't have the aesthetic…read moreand kind of smells like homeless person pee. And gets a lot of weird traffic inside. Maybe it was just the day that I went but seemed to half some homeless/addict customers come in a lot. The vibe was weird

So much fun! Britney was super nice at the cashier! The…read moreselection of plushies are better than next door. Very family friendly and lively. Yes, I won plenty of prizes!

Me and some friends stopped by Craft Land the other night after dinner, and it ended up being a…read morereally fun time. It was my first visit, and exploring Houston's Chinatown at night just adds to the vibe. Bright lights, great energy, and cool little places like this tucked into plazas. We came mainly for the claw machines, and they definitely delivered. These aren't your usual scammy machines where you walk away empty-handed and annoyed. The win rates here are actually decent. We saw a bunch of people pulling out prizes, and we managed to win a few cute plushies ourselves. There's a wide variety of machines too, with everything from small trinkets to giant stuffed animals. This place could be a fun date spot if you're both a little playful or competitive, but honestly it's perfect for kids. The atmosphere is light and casual, and there's plenty to keep them entertained. One thing I didn't totally get was the "tufting" part of the name. After looking online it looks like you can do rug making workshops but I'm not sure where they'd host this as the place was full of claw machines. That being said we didn't check that part out, but maybe next time. Overall, Craft Land is a cool little late-night adventure, especially if you're in the area and want to mix a bit of nostalgia and prize-hunting into your night.